St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-11
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Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. ROch at
number Of the many
friends of Miss Huelster in this city.
The party was informal, small, but Sc
lect, and the host and charming hostess
as interesting entertainers.
Miss Huelster returned home yesterday
Last Wednesday evening was scene
of mirth and merriment at the home OF
Miss Sophie Villaume, of West Isabel
street. She was given a surprise by
quite number of young. people. The
evening was passed with dancing and
music, and at II supper was served.
They did not leave until an early hour.
Those present were Miss Emma and
Maggie Rebholz, Miss Emma and Nellie
GenOis, Miss Lilly and Emma st. Aubin,
Miss Lulu and Annie Golfers, Miss
BalY, Miss Metzger and Miss Sophie
Viilaume: MessrS. Allie, Moosbrugger,
Heimbach, Schilling, Metzger, Eugene
and Al Villaume.
The members of Our Ladies' Dancing
club met Wednesday evening and
elected new officers for the coming sea-
son. The new president will be G. j..
Snow; vice president, E. o. Deltter;
treasurer, F. B. Milton; secretary, Les
lie Ward. There will be no change in
the ladies' officers. Their first reception
will be given Wednesday evening, Sept.
4, at their hall in the Evans block on
Dayton's bluff, continuing every two
weeks during the coming winter.
The Pioneer Chautauqua Circle of
Central Park M. E. church picknicked
at White Bear Lake, at Mahtomedi
hotel, Monday, Aug. 5. About fifteen
of the members attended and had a
most enjoyable time lunching and boat
ing. Among those attending were Mrs.
Hoyt, Mrs. White, Mrs. Luley, Mrs.
Taylor, Miss Ella Thorpe and Mrs. De
Graw; also Miss Irene Cowing, of Fer
gus Falls; F. E. Luley, Mr.. De Graw,
Mr.. Sephton and Pratt and others.
Apicnic party at Minnetonka Wednes-
day was composed of Mrs. Hugh Miller
and daughters, Miss Mankinson. Mr..
Mankinson, Clyde Miller, Mr.. and Mrs.
Riley, of st. Paul; Miss Irving and Miss
Jones, of Chicago; Miss Walker, of
Detroit; Miss Patch, Mr.. and Mrs. Col
braith, Miss Wescott and Ed Russell, of
Minneapolis; Miss Murdoch, of Iowa,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Prince, of Saltwater.
The Misses Grace, of 335 Iglehart
street, gave small tea party Thursday
evening in honor of the Misses Hanley,
of Detroit, Mich. who are the guests of
Miss Mae Butler, of College avenue.
The guests spent Almost delightful even
ing, passing the time with music and
games. Among those present were the
Misses Mamie Hanley, Katie Hanley,
Mae Butler, Agnes Wheeler and Mary
Kennedy.
Miss Blanche RepasS was the recipi-
~ Ia nth Il Nn,.fxr Ian,, In
Fuller street. The affair was COM
friends invited were Misses Lille Sim
mons, Oracle and Eva Halderman, Con-
ME Farwell, Emma and Carrie Manner,
Clara Ressberg and Ethel Farquhar and
Cora Drake. Blanche received numer-
Gus presents, among them handsome
piano, the gift Of her parents.
The Sixteenth District l. o. G. T. will
give an excursion on the steamer Cleon
and barge Thursday, Aug. Is, leaving
foot of Jackson street about 1880 a. M,
going down the river, stopping at New
port, st. Paul Park. Hastings and Pres
colt. Then they will go up the st. CroiX
as far as Alton. There they will spend
a few hours when they will return, az
irving here about IL p. IN.
Three most charming young ladies
from Chicago, who have visited Mrs j.
Austrian, of this city, for several weeks,
were in jolly party that left here last
Monday for Duluth and trip to Chi
cago by the lakes. Their ride at Wash
burn is recorded as one OF the liveliest
on record. They composed some Of
the joliest young ladies that have ever
visited this region.
About forty of Miss Hattie Spittle's
friends comprised party which ten
dered her a surprise Oh the Occa sion of
her birthday anniversary, Friday even
ing last, at the residence of her parents,
4S1 Dayton avenue. The evening was
spent in card playing, dancing, etc., and
at about a. nj. the party disbanded.
Miss Maggie Riley, of Laurel avenue,
entertained party of st. Paul young
people at Frontenac two days in the
part of the week. Those who went
were Mrs. Fable, Of New York; Misses
Kittson, Fuligraff and Watkins, and
Messrs. +. p. Blair. I'll. S. Patterson,
LesSo, Dadmen and Underwood.
The Acorn club met last Tuesday
evening. Selections from Shakes
peare's Antony and Cleopatra" were
given in connection with their Egyptian
studies. A picnic to some neighboring
resort is promised in the near future.
Misses Kate and Anna oBrien, of
Armstrong avenue, gave euchre party
Thursday evening in honor of Misses
Mary and Ella Leary. MIR. Cavanagh
and Miss Leary won the first prize and
Mir. Campion the second.
Mr.. Joseph II. Rohrer and Mr.. and
Mrs. S. f. Rohrer left for Illinois Fri
day to attend the marriage of their sis
ter, Miss Georgia Rohrer and Dr.. E. F.
Haines, which will occur at Mount Nor
ris Thursday, Aug. Is.
The ladies of st. Patrick's parish gave
an ice cream festival on the church
grounds, corner of Case and Mississippi
Streets, Thursday evening. Good music
was furnished and the evening was
made quite enjoyable.
On Thursday evening lawn social
was given at the residence of Mrs. E.
M. Doran, POI Congress street. West
side. 1t was given for the benefit OF
Acker Woman's Relief corps.
A party of twenty-five st. Anthony
hill young people enjoyed hop al
MinDehaha last night. going and return
ing in omnibuses. billiards. orchestra
furnished the music.
At the home of Rev. William G. Pope
Tue sday evening, the Brotherhood OF
st. Andrews entertained the Young
Ladies' Guild of the Church of sthe
Good Shepherd.
Mrs. A. B. Stickney gave a dancing
party at her home on Summit avenue
Friday evening, for her daughter, Miss
Ruth, in honor of their guest, Miss
Grace Davis.
The Brotherhood of ST. Andrews. OF
the Church of the Good Shepard enter
tanned the Young Ladies' guild, Tues
day evening at the home of Rev. w. C.
Pope.
Miss Genevieve Wilgus gave a party
Saturday at her home on Portland ave
nue., to about forty of her friends.
Miss Nellie Stevenson entertained {
party of friends at her home Oh Portland
avenue, last evening.
Mrs. w. II. Hart, of Holly avenue, i;
chaperoning party of campers at Lake
johanna.
PERSONAL POINTS.