St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-24
SOCIAL FUNCTIONS.

Mrs. G. f. Clifford gave 5 O'Clock tea Fri
gay at her home on East Winifreu street in
nonor OF her mother, Mrs. Z. b. Race it being
the occasion Of her seighty-fourth birthday.
ii: Z: watson. Mrs. W. Bohon Mrs E. NJ
W oodweery, Mrs. Tinnmons Mrs Hawthorne
MIS- D. Strong Mrs. Ran and Mrs Chase
lne coniDlned age or the ladies' present is b20
Years pleasant surprise was in store for
the old ladies by the young ladies of the
helghDorhood, who presented Mrs Race with
large bouquet of dollhouse flowers and each
OF The other ladies with smaller one. A very
pleasant time was enjoyed by those present
"A very pleasant surprise was given Mr.. and
mrs W. y Ryan, 1101 Ross street, Friday
evening. Nav % Among those present were
Misses Nellie, Lille and Annie Delaney.
LiDDle Suei, Mary McCarter, Fannie Madden.
LIZZIE Farlcy Susie Quealy, Lid Shaw, Alice
ana lille Jefferson, Lizzie McNermy. Katie
mccarthy. Messrs. p, Farley r. Kellene p
Dreamer, NJ. Creamer. w. Brown j King, w.
German, d. White. Mr.. and Mrs. Donlin, Mr.
and Mrs. ". Preston and Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Hannah.
5ir and Mrs. W. r. Williams of DAYTON
avenue, celebrated the fourth anniversary of
their wedding on Tuesday evening Pro
gfesslve euchre was INDUCED in till late
hour, when lunch was served Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs George Powers.
MI and Mrs. Maxwell, Mr. and Mrs. Kent
ME- and Mrs. Hays. Mr. and Mrs Stephens,
MRS. Williams, Mr. Smith, George Powers Jr,
Miss Powers
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Dorr, of Crocus Hill.
gave musical recital last evening introduc-
ing Mrs Sherwood, of Boston Among those
present were Mr., and Mrs. c. b. Thurston,
Mr.. and Mrs Kenneth Clark Mr. and Mrs
Clarence johnson. Miss French Dr. and Mrs
Metcalf MI and Mrs. j. O. Adams. c. a. Sey-
GRANGE, Mr. and.Mrs. ID. A Montfort, Mr.. and
Mrs snap, c. NJ. Griggs and others.
Mr.. ana Mrs Charles Wack celebrated their
wedding fhoir no., ~ o..
Paul, The large attendance included many
members OF the ). l.. z. Singing society," who
rendered many pleasing selections The
presents were many and costly. a very en-
Joyabie time was spent by all present
Mrs. DR.. Schiffman, of 70 Hoffman avenue
SG;haperoned box party at the Metropolitan
thursday afternoon. The party was com
posed OF the Misses Minnie Schiffman. Rer-
Una Crossman and Kate Cogswell; MessrS H.
II. Amos, e. Bunker, r. Schiffman and j.
CogsWen.
surprise party was given Wednesday
evening" by about thirty Young people of the
Ascension Episcopal church to Harry Frank
I'm, the lay reader. A very pleasant evening
was spent, during which ice cream. coffee
cake, ETC., were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Rubishing entertained a
party OF friends at their home OIL East Con
gress street Monday evening. Various games
were INDUCED in, refreshments were served
ana a general good time was enjoyed
Mr. and Mrs. j. h. Owens gave farewell
party to Mr.. and Mrs. C. f. Diekerman. on
the eve of their departure to Europe.
The disappearance of ice and snow has not
ayailed to break the ranks OF the Nushkas
They are still alive and we'll and now talk of
renting again for the summer the handsome
Grlggs house, on Summit avenue.
j. A. Schneider formerly of Louisville.
hy., and manager of the Garnet department
Tor j. Bacon d Sons, has taken charge of the
same department with j. b. & L. A. Weiden-
borner
Frederick De Forest who came down from
West Superior to be one of the groomsmen at
has brother's wedding Thursday, was enter
tanned Thursday evening at the Wubasha
club by Leedom Sharp.
r. e. Schoff was pleasantly surprised by
about thirty of his friends last Tuesday even
lng 1t being the thirty-second anniversary of