St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-28

close superb supper was served, making a
fitting conclusion to one of the most delight
ful events the lovers of music on
present were: Mrs. Mars, Mr.. and the Misses
Burkhart, MIR. and Mrs. j. NJ. Smith, Mr. and
Mrs. Miller, Mr.. Braun. Mrs. Farwell, Mr.,
Mrs. and Miss Nellie Davis. Miss Beldon,
Earnest Beldon. DR.. Hearn, Mr. and Mrs.
kearney. Miss Beldon accompanied on the
piano.
A delightful! party was given Wednesday
evening by Miss Stella Freeman at her home,
corner of Fifth and Bates The party was in
honor OF Miss Dordman, OF Detroit, who is
visiting with Miss Freeman. The first part
of the evening was spent in playing progress
i've euchre. Refreshments were afterwards
served and the young people enjoyed merry
dance. Those present included Misses Tim
kins, Kreiger. Middleton. De Hass Keller,
Barber. Henry. Confer and Messrs. E. Mid
dleton, D. Schiffman, F. Craige, R. De Hass,
j. Keller, J: Simpson, F. Henry, G. Whick-
man. w. Whickman, E; Barber, Lee Barber.
prizes: Head prize, Miss Henry; progressive,
Miss Confer and Miss Henry: lone hand, Miss
Simpson; foot prize, E. Middleton.
A crystal wedding ami versary surprise
was given Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Hamilton. of
Conway street, Wednesday evening by rela-
tives and friends of St. Anthony hill. who
came upon them with bountifulIy-
baskets OF substahtials and delicacies in the
shape of refreshments. The party, after en-
loying social time. departed, wishing the
happy couple many returns of the day. and
leaving behind them handsome china din
ner set. Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
w. N. Shandrew and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
J; c. Shandrew and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mrs 81. l.. Childs Mr.. and Mrs. Myers, Mr..
and Mrs. c. and Miss Shandrew, Mrs Hotch-
KISS, Miss Cassie Hotchkiss Misses Eliza and
Laura Shandrew, and Mr.. and Mrs. +. l..
Chllds, OF Minneapolis.
Miss Mamie Cullum, of Maple street, gave
party 10 a number of her young friends yes
terday afternoon in honor of her birthday
Inc guests arrived at 4 O'Clock. bringing
with them many very pretty and useful pres
ents. social time was spent until supper
was served, after which games and dancing
were INDUCED i'll until the guests left. Those
present were: Miss May Langley, Miss Liddie
Whickman, Miss Katie Fifield, Miss Nellie
Davis Miss Hazel Andrews, Miss Myrtle
Brown. Miss Minnie Mues. Miss Dora Simp-
son and Miss BERTHE SINNERS
party Of young folks surprised Miss Mary
Newton. of North street, Monday evening
carrying with them all that was necessary for
good supper. pleasant time was spent
until 1880, when refreshments were served,
after which the fun continued until ~, when
the party broke up. Among those present
were Mr.. and Miss Willard. Miss Lottle
Ariyee. Miss Hunt, Miss E. Mayfield, Miss
Lucy German, Miss Lizzie German, Alfred
Adelghtful yellow tea was given Friday
evening by the Ladies' Aid Society Of the At
lantic Congregational church. in their par
Tors, corner Bates and Conway. The rooms
presented very pretty spectacle, being pro-
fusely decorated with golden rod and sun
flowers. The tables, which were laden with
all kinds of tempting eatableS, were waited
on by the gentlemen belonging to the church,
instead OF the ladies, as is usually the case.
After the tea pleasant social evening was
spent.
Mrs. Farwell, of Hoffman avenue, enter
tanned few friends Thursday evening, in
honor of her birthday. Those present were
Mrs. j. M. Smith. Mrs. Moore. of Detroit; Mrs
field Mrs. Farwell received some very pref
ty presents and favors, and her guests all
enjoyed themselves.
Any persons wishing to join the Dayton's
Bluff Chautauqua Literary and Scientific
circle are invited to attend the meeting to-
(Monday) evening. at the home OF
Miss Emma l.. Miller. corner of Mound street
and Burns avenue.
Mrs. Leopold Mrs. Mayhue. Mrs Gray ana
Mrs. CIV. Dodds have been elected delegates
from St. PEERS Episcopal church to the
ladies' auxiliary meeting to be held at Christ
church Tuesday.
The st. Peters Episcopal Sunday school
will hold flower service in the church, cor
ner Fourth and Maple to-day. The flowers
will afterwards be presented to the ST. Luke's
hospital
Mrs. Duggan of Sioux City, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Scheige of Minneapolis, visited with
Mrs. Lawrence, of East Seventh street. the
past week.
Mrs. G. Culum, of Minneapolis, who has
been visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs. Cuilum
Of Maple street, returned 10 her home Mon
day
J. M. SIN tn, of East Fourth street, and Mr..
B aui, of lXth street. have gone for
few days shooting to Lac qui Parle.
Mr.. Miller and family, of East Fourth
street, who have spent the summer at Bald
Eagle lake, return home Tuesday.
Mrs. Spind Ter, of Maple street, has returned
from her tip Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Smith, of 735 Hudson