St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-20

were valuable and pretty reminders of
such a pleasant evening at cards with
Mrs. Wallace.
Miss Van der Velde gave pleasant
party to her young friends on Friday
evening at her home, 62l East Fifth
street, the festivities continuing from Z
pated were: Ada Frey, Rose Murphy,
Honey Holl, Anna Seeger, Bertha
Seeger, Cora Bonn, Ida BONN, Mabel
Shields, Virginia de Haas, Elsie de
Haas, Anice Keller, Nellie Delamere,
Julia Rossum. Jennie Siebold, Meta
Siebold. Alice Won Duyne, Frank
Krieger. Karl Siebold. Paul dc Haas,
Nathan Roos. Victor Thomas, Gebhart
Bohn, Willie BONN, Frank Hevenor.
Paul Hevenor, George Horst, Daniel
Morton, Rudolph Frey, Clarence Frey,
Paul Fairbanks, Willie Won Duyne, Carl
Bugbee.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Vilsmeyer's large
and hospitable house at Midway
Heights, 1907 Chiffon avenue. was the
scene of happy party Tuesday even
ing on the occasion of the celebration of
the wooden wedding of the kind host
and hostess. To say that the company
went home delighted with the evenings
gayety and with the Warmest feelings
of regard for Mr.. and Mrs. Vilsmeyer is
to but family express the spirit of the
time. There was music, dancing, re-
freshmentS, pleasant chat, many ele-
CANT presents, both of wood and other
material, and numberless hearty con-
gratulations. 1t was clearly the social
event of the week.
The acme of good times was enjoyed
on Monday evening last, the occasion
being a welcome party complimentary
to Miss Jennie May, of New Haven.
Conn.,, under the auspices OF the Young
Peoples Terpsichorean society, at their
spacious parlors in the Grand block.
The society was represented III full, and
host of visitors helped to throng, until
the small hours of morn. Miss May,
during her soJourn i'll our midst, mas
made many warm friends, and by her
winning ways and accomplishments
won the admiration of all. Credit is
due Emil Mock for the superb manage
ment.
On Thursday at o'clock p. M.
| Rev. DR.. Christie united in marriage
Emma, eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. j. Lawrence. OF Dayton's bluff. to
Robert Wellisch, secretary of the South
Park Bolt and Bridge Works. The
| ceremony was strictly private. only
members of the family being present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wellisch left Immediately
| for an extensive trip through the South,
and will be at home to their friends
after June 1. at st. Paul Park.
Lieut.. c. E. Metz and lady, at Hotel
| Barteau, were very agreeably surprised
| by twenty or more of their most lntl-
mate friends, coming with all the para
| phernalia for a grand, good time. The
evening was spent playing progressive
eucher and feaSting On good things.
The prizes given were grand. The OBJ
| ject of the surprise was in honor of our
highly esteemed lieutenant, who has re-
moved his business from this city to
Duluth. His family will remain in the
city until fall. The lieutenant will not
sever his connection with Company ID
at present.
j. B. Tarbox gave progressive
euchre party Wednesday evening, at
which there were present among others,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Forepaugh. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. K. Barnum, Gov. and Mrs. Mer-
riam, Maj. and Mrs. Bates, Mr.. and Mrs.
Morton. Mr.. and Mrs. Bacon, E. A.
Young, Mrs. Theo Borup and Mrs.
Pope; Messrs. T. F. Cakes. E. |. Frost,
E. j. Cattell, NJ. }. Boyle, B. II. Wright
ME Moore, Bend and Lamprey.
The young people Of Clinton Avenue
NJ. E. church gave carnival of seasons
| in the parlorS of the church Thursday
| and Friday evenings, April IL and IL.
Large crowds of people were present
both nights, all of whom left we'll
| pleased. The young people deserve
much credit for the good taste shown
| and their hard work.
Minnehaha Camp No. 674, Modern
WoOdmen of America, is enjoying au
unusual activity this spring. The camp
fire is surrounded by busy crowds roll
ing in new timber at every meeting.
Visiting neighborS are cordially invited
to attend regular meetings. every sec
| ond and fourth Friday, at 346 East Sew
! enth street.
On Sunday. April 6, the marriage Of
| John w. Enright. Of New York, for
merly of this city. to Miss Eliza NJ.
Devereuy, took place in the cathedral.
! Most Rev. Archbishop Ireland, assisted
| by Father Hebron, officiating. The
happy couple left the same evening for
| their future home, New York city.
The Philomatnean society met with
Miss Goss at her residence on Selby
avenue, on last Friday evening. Be-
sides readings, a musical programme
was given by Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Terry,
Misses Richards, Goss and Schummel
and Mr. Cults. The remainder of the
evening was devoted to cards.
Mrs. Lewis Baker Jr., of Portland
| avenue, entertained the Ladies' Pro-
| gressive Euchre club yesterday after
noon. The handsome prizes were cap
tured by Mrs. Neal Murray, Mrs. Bris-
tol and Mrs. Gardner.
Frank Nicolin Jr., will be married to
Miss Bertha Holzer, Tuesday at 6
o'clock a. m, at st. Johns Catholic
church, Jordan, MINI. There will be a
reception at Nicolin's hall at o'clock
in the evening.
About thirty young people of the