St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-12
SOCIETY SALAD.
A Fashionable Potpourri of the
DoingS of the Day.


The opening ball of the Standard club for
season go and 81 was given at their hall.
corner jackson and Eighth Streets on last
Monday evening, Oct. 8. The affair was one
to be long remembered by the participants,
and proved to be the most successful party
that the club has ever given. The building
has been remodeled and newly fitted up The
! stage and hall were beautifully decorated
with rare plants and flowers. The toilets Of
the ladies were exquisite. The committee
was composed of the following gentlemen:
Messrs. Lou II. Haas, A. ". Rose. L..
A Guiterman. !. Solomon. R. Left
mann man There were about sixty
were: Mr.. and Mrs Max Washauer Mr. and
Mrs. Bergman, Mr.. and Mrs Nj. Frankel
MT. and Mrs |. Rose, Mr.. and Mrs L. Ben
singer, MIR. and Mrs. j. Wirth, Mr.. and Mrs.
J: Buchanan, OF Minneapolis; Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Conheim, of Saltwater. Mr.. and Mrs.
s. Steinbers, Mrs. L. Guiterman, Mr. and
Mrs. j. Smith; Misses Riett, Hass, E. Stern,
J: Bergman, g.. Bergman, L. Plechner, II.
Sternberg S. Cardozo, S. With. C. Rose, M.
Smith; Misses Buchanan, of Minneapolis; L.
Rosenfield. of Minneapolis. and G. Rosenfeld,
of Rock Island; Messrs. Haas Rose Plech-
ner Solomon, Rose, Lehman, Bergman,
Sternberg, Fantel ElsiDger, Albenberg, Fam
gwen by the club will be whist party on
the sd of this month.
Miss Maggie Tohn was surprised at the
residence of her parents on Mendoza street.
Ole evening OI she week Just passed
by large number of friends. who were bent
On spending the evening with her. and did so
in most enjoyable manner Among those
present We're the Misses A. Joplng T. Cox,
N. and S. McGeehan, K. and NJ. Kelly, M.
and A. Doyle, NJ. and NJ. Needom, Y.
Puseh; N. Pfstier, A. and M. Quilligan,
NJ. Kelly, M. Ferguson, NJ Uranium A. Nc.
Dermott S. La Prey, NJ. Lahey, NJ. O'DoneIl,
h. Metzger, I. Slmonet, NJ. Casey, NJ. O LearY,
5, Kirwin, NJ Raleigh, R. O'1ara, E.. Glib
bons, Is; Duffey. NJ. Brown, L. Olster, NJ.
Hamm, NJ. McDonough and C. Kemper and
Miss A. Jung, from Perham, Wis. and the
@essrs. A. Metzger, p and w. Kelly. j.
Cooke, DR.. Murray. G. Southworth E. Manftt.
W. Brown, W. Reardon, W. Burkharot, 81.
Lohliker j. Hardy, W. Westphal j. Casey,
4; McDermott, I: Conley, B. McCabe, j. SUP
pie, d. Easan M. MCLEAN, D. MCLEAN, j.
Linehan, John Casey; W. Keogh, l.; Fergu-
Harris n0 A. Mcc &ranes h feonafSd u
j. 0'Hara, j. Leonard, H. Jopling.
A euchre party was. given on Thursday
their residence on Grand avenue. Ali of the
arrangements were of the BEST and it was
one of the most enjoyable affairs of the kind
yet given this season. The prize-winners
c. Cook. Mr. G. s.. Tarbox, Mr.. Rittenhouse
and 9. W. Farnham. There were thir-
teen tables of the players, and among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. p H. Ryan, Mr..
anu MIS OdNlS, MT. ana MIS-. CnarleS R1ttcl-
house, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Baker Jr.. Mr.
and Mrs. L. G. Kittson, Mr.. and Mrs. e. C.
Haynie, Mr.. and Mrs. W. Candy, Mr. and
Mrs. Paris Fletcher. Mr.. and Mrs g. S. Tar
box, Mr.. and Mrs Fred Bryant, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIII Kirke, Mr.. and Mrs. Park Richie, Mr..
and Mrs: Ed Davidson. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Power, Mr. and Mrs S. E. Cook. Mrs Clark,
Mrs. McManus. Mrs. Webster, Misses Oicker-
man. Denegre, Proctor, H olland. Hawkins,
Beaupre. Sullivan. Hall, Bidleman and Muir
ply. and Messrs. Rutherford, c. H. S. Smith,
E. p. Fraker.
A. j. Metzger, of 266 West Third street,
leaves for Portland, Ore, at $50 O'Clock
this afternoon. About fitty-two of his lady
"Wednesday evening last at his home. Dane
ing cards and refresh msnts were the feat
ures of the evening. His many friends wish
him hi God speed. Those who were present:
Kerst VESSEL, O'NeiIl, Gross, Lenders
Schibberly. Bastian, Cook, Zertler, Maid,
hamper b, schliy schmitz, Gutjens, Mock
Messrs. j. +. Smith, G. c. Banz, j. P. Herr
G. II. Ffeifer, P A. Pfeifer. j. C. Pirath, j.
A. Beck. j. Glasner, NJ. c. Sullivan. F. B.
Tubbesing, W. Heisler. Walter Cook. L. B.
Schemmel, j. B. Swift, F. G.. Peterson, NJ L.
Niles, j. Jarshishek, F. w. Danes, A.
Schmitz, j. Straitor. "a
Notwithstanding the inclemeney of the
weather an enthusiastic party of ladies and
gentlemen buffeted q bus ride to Minneapo-
| lis last evening: The purpose of the adven-
| ture was happily accomplished in complete
| surprise to Miss Gertie Fox. at her home,
| 929 Nicollet avenue. From the weather.
| proof bus, in which score of animated
! faces nodded and gossiped merrlly. the fog
| horn pealed necessarily. Among those who
! composed the jolly party were Miss Nellie
| Pearce. Ollie and Jessie Brown, Miss Flani-
| gan, Miss Sherman, the Misses Trowbridge.
Rrnyvn
| Myers. Mrs. E. Baldwin; Messrs. Ransem,
! Paul Wood, Holman, Wilmot, Momeyer, Lor-
ing, Stivers. Storkey, j. N. Wilgus, Bennett.
/, Brown and Jones.
! the Meier residence, isl West Fifth street
last Wednesday: Among those present were
the Misses Hattie Lemke, Ardel Danz,
Lou Weber, Anna Weber, Clara Meier,
Herr, May Herr. Annie Herr, Lily Krank,
! Annie Bertossi. Emma Coiitz, Alma Julien,
! Albertine Julien, Mary Jansen. Katie Arth,
/ Bertha Adams. Mrs. H. Meier; Messrs. George
Meier. Jack Roedler Hugo Knaak. AL Meier,
John Ryde% Fred Schroeder, VIII Lohlker,
| Will Lemke, Will Hemsch, Alfred Lemke,
| Will Bertossi.
The first euehre party Of the season for the
| Kangaroo club was given Thursday evening
! at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. n. S. White, of
Douglas street. There were seven tables.
| Mrs. NJ. d. Flower, Mrs. A. G. Hawkins,
| fhliin Reilly, j. p. I,arkin and j. j. McCardy
| took The prizes. Others present were Mr. and
Mrs. j. 4. I.anrhcr, Mr.. and Mrs. j.. II. Jud-
| son. Dir. and Mrs. G. f. Manier, Mr and Mrs.
] S. B. Mcdonnell, Mr.. and Mrs. D. II. Nc
i Even, of Minneapolis, A. a. Cratscnberg.
| Mr.. and Mrs. +. Il. HIghsoa. My. and Mrs.
II. d. Matthews. Mrs. Pli:ii,, REILLY. Mrs J. P.
Larkin, Mrs. j. j. NcCar6v. Mr. and Mrs.
! Perry, Mrs. Mix and Carl Gathn,?.
| st. Paul Conciavc No. IL, Royal adclphia,
/, initiated four LOW members ut their last reg
: alar meeting. committee was also ap-