St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-18
GENERAL SOCIAL.

The spider web party given unuer
the auspices of the Adelphi Social club
last Sunday evening at the residence of
Mr.. S. S. Loewenberg, 342 Fuller street,
was the most enjoyable one of the sea-
son. Miss Hattie Levy was the lucky
person who carried off the handsome
prize in the web contest. Whist was
next played at five separate tables, after
which the guests were called to an
elegant repast, served by the amiable
hostess, Mrs. S. 5. LOeWenberg, and her
two charming daughters. Among
those present were Misses Carry
Adler, Sadie and Rebecca Loewen-
berg. Stella and Matte Rothchild,
Freda Mock, Jennie May, Julia Hess.
Nettie Franks. Hattie Levy and Helen
Cohen. The gentlemen present were j..
w. LoWenberg, Albert Rothschild, Felix
MAY, Emil Mock, Alfred Hess. Norris
Sternberg. Benjamin Marx, Simon Car
dozo, David Cohen and Louis Neis. 1t
was with much regret that the party
disbanded but they will never cease to
remember the pleasant evening spent
under that h0spitable roof. Another
party will occur in the near future.
A pleasant surprise was given the
Delaneys. OF $50 Reaney street. Card
playing, singing and dancing were in
dulged in to the small hours OF the
morn. Refreshments were served at
midnight. Among the ladies present
were the Misses Starkeys, Dugans,
Clara and Lizzie Ward, of Gladstone,
Mimi. May Casey, Tina Parker, Edna
Good, Annie Whaley, Nora CothtOn,
Annie McDonough, Annie Parks,
Mary Brodrick, LIZZIE Buckley,
Agnes McDermont, Mamie Daley,
the Misses Clines, the Misses
Lyons; and among the gentlemen
were Dr.. G. A. Faulkner and Joe Gut
mann Jr.. Joe Casey, T. O'Neil, F.
Clinton, W. McCauley, E. Starkey, W.
Reardon. f. Reardon. J. Collophy, f.
Crosse, j. label, w. Cline. b. Cardinal,
E. Young, f. Dugan, William Shang-
messy, Joe McHugh, b. Murphy, +.
Purkert.
Tuesday afternoon Miss Ellen Graf
Senberg entertained thirty Of her little
friends in celebration of her eighth
birthday Those present were Marie
Murray, Ethel Taylor, Marion and
Bence SanbOrn. Helen, Margaret and
Holoke Davis, Annie and Dwight Ed
wards. Donaldo Donald. Gertrude and
Charlie Power, Delphine and Henry
Robertson. Winnie Brill, Gertrude Lyon
and sister, Alice Prendergast. Annie
KuhI. Emma Black. Lucille and Grace
Hogdson, Channie Kibbee, Willis and
Cliff Riley, Mark Hawkins, Willie Neal.
Carl Eggleston, Moiie and Alma De
Camp.
Certainly pleasant social features for
the little people are the SemiweeklY
gatherings at the dancing school of Prof.
de GarmO, which is patroniZed by the
most prominent families in the city.
Among his pupils are the Mssis Pauline
Ferguson, Ninie Young, Gussie and
Elsie Pope, Clara and Charlotte Hill,
Abbie and Mamie Livingston, Clarrie
and Alice Bacon, Ruby GOtZian and
Schurmeier, and Cornelia, Charlotte
and Mamie Saunders, and Masters Lib
by. Young, Cass and Raymond Durham,
Henry Simpson, Hill, Robertson and
Saunders.
A very pleasant party was given by
Mrs. d. S. Tanner. of Bellview avenue,
Friday evening i'll honor of Miss Lula
Hyatt, of Webster City, 10. Refresh
ments were served at II O'Clock, and a
most enjoyable time was had by all.
Among those present we're: Mr.. and
Mrs. Gensen, Mr.. and Mrs. LuSe, Mr..
and Mrs. q. W. Tanner, Miss Fuss,
Miss Sophia ElingsOn, the Misses Ida
and Julia Stone, Miss Clara Satard,
Miss Lena Anderson, Mr.. Foster, Mr..
Frenzy. Louis and Olaf Erickson, Mr..
Strandleaf, Mr.. Johnson, Nelson and
Mr.. Leonard.
Mrs. A. NJ. Levy and Mrs. c. Brann,
her mother. were pleasantly surprised
LAST Sunday afternoon by the following
ladies': Mesdames 5. Frank. ID. Marx,
J. MorganStern. q. MOrganstern, L.
tenberg, NJ SehWab. S. SchWab. o. Adj
Ter. B. Harris. II. Rothchild and Misses
Kahn and Frank and others. The sur
prise was rendered as farewell toAIrs.
Brann, who left for Denver. accom-
panied by Mrs. Levy, last Tuesday
evening. Mrs. Levy's intention is to
remain in Denver, Col, a few weeks
and be the guest of her sister, Mrs. NJ.
KaIiski.
Thursday morning, in the presence of
a small plumber of friends, Mr.. Warner
l.. Churchill. of Manchester, and Miss
NJ. Louise Taylor were married by Rev.
Dr.. White, of St. Johns church. The
wedding was at the home OF Mr.. and
| Mrs. E. d. Taylor, parents of the bride,
! on Selby avenue.
Owing to inclement weather the Sun
dav School Guild of st. Pauls church
did not have their picnic. as was an
nOunced Il week or so ago. But Monday
the Y ung folks picnicked at Shadow
Falls, and Il pleasant time they had
They were in charge of Miss Belote.
On next Friday night there will be a
musical entertainment at the First
| Methodist church at s o'clock. Prof
Colviile. Miss Clara Williams, Miss Mar.
garet and other leading singers of the
| Twin Cities will take part. Benefit OF
Welsh Union Sunday school.
A military bali was given with great
success by Company H, OF the First
regiment on Wednesday evening at the
| armory. The grand march was led by
Capt. and Mrs. Magin. The proceeds
| go towards the purchasing of dress uri
forms.
The annual reception to Rev. Dr.
Christie, of the House of Hope church,
| Thursday evening, was an elaborate af-
| fair. The musical programme included
| solos by Prof. Colville, Mrs. Irwin, Miss
Williams and others.
| Miss MeSSer entertained her friends
| with music and dancing at her home
! corner of Maekubin street and Portland
| avenue, "Wednesday evening, and a de
lightful evening was spent.
| A large and fashionable audience at
tended the presentation of "A Mock
Maria ge" Wednesday afternoon at the
Harris theater. The play was quite
we'll received.
The Ladies' Guild of the st. Anthony
Park Episcopal Church will give a
dancing social at the residence OF Mr.
and Mrs. Southall Oh the evening OF
May &c. i,
! Mrs. Emanuel Good entertained a