St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-08
ADDITIONAL SOCIETY.
SOCIAL FUNCTIONS,

The members or Company Z were agree
ably surprised last Tuesday evening when.
after their usual drill, they were invited by
Henry Rochat, In honor of his marriage to
Miss Butler, of Minneapolis. TO Il spread in
the dining room of the armory. An adjourn
ment was never more prompt, and it
was manifest that Corporal Henry"
as Mr.. Rochat is Familiarity dubbed
by his fellow members had exceeded his
well known hospitality. All were proud
to claim a membership in the COMPANY
of which he is one of the oldest and most
prominent members. There were present
out of membership OF seventy, about sixty
members of the company besides numerous
friends from Company c. Capt. Price offered
toast appropriate to the occasion, wishing
Mr.. Rochat and his charming wife long
life repiete with happiness, and assuring
them of the lasting friendship and loyalty of
the men OF Company K. Others who offered
toasts were Lieut.. Mott Corporal MetZdorf
and Privates Clark and Pray.
The Standard club gave a progressive whist
party at their club rooms, al Eighth and
jackson Streets Thursday evening. Eiab-
orate prizes were given. and supper was fol-
lowed by dancing. Among the guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Goodkind, Mr.. aud Mrs d.
Aberle, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Herr, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ii. Sattler, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Benslnger, Mr.
and Mrs. Loeb, Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, Mr. and
Mrs. ). KelIar. Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Gutter
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fantle, Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. Frank, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Rose, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Il. Sattler. MIR aud
Mrs. j. Wright, Mrs j. Morgenstein
Misses Ada Harris. Selma With Sarah
Cardoza, Mollie Herr. Julia Stern Pauline
Flatu Carrie Rose, Sadie Lowenberg, Jennie
May, Flora Weis, Birdie kellar Mary Gutter
man, Carrie Lowenstein Bernstein, Werth,
Minneapolis. Messrs. Helm Rose, j. Con-
helm. Will Fantle. Albert Rose. Emil Mock.
doe Herr, Oscar EittenbeTg. sam Fantle. Will
Goodkind. j. Engle, r. Lehman. Herman
Sternberg, Felix May, Smith
Miss Christine Hoff was given a very pleas
ant surprise party at her home. 90s Forest
street, Saturday evening" Dy a number of her
friends. Among the unexpected guests were
Misses Helen kahlert, Marie Lindstrom
Eugene Cross, Jenny Lindstrom, Josie Hurd
Mary Lee, Emma Wilson, Beatrice Hunt
Sophia Lokrom, Martha Hillstad. Carrie Mel
sen, Annie Hansen, Annie Upland. and
MeSsrs {. W. Hagen, G. b. Mohaupt. F. O.
Hagen. f. A. Hagen, c. S Hof, p A. Hoff.
o. $. Olsen c. Lindberg L. Hammer William
Mohaupt, Edwin MohauDl, F. Larsen. E.
HillStad. ii. HillStad, n. Quick y Lungseth.
The evening was pleasantly spent with
music, games and the discussion of dainty
supper.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w Ramaley, of the Albion.
Delightfully."- entertained q number os friends
at progressive euchre Wednesday evening
The prizes were unique and pretty and
were won by Miss Parker, Miss Mccarthy
Mr.. Geist and Howard Ramaley. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Paige Mr. and Mrs.
Il. c. Dougan: Misses Clara Weidlich Jennie
Baker, Katherine LOOMS, Nellie Stevenson,
Lulu Beck Lottie Beck. Moliie Mccarthy
Virgil Parker, Mabel Ulmar, Minneapolis:
Messrs. f. Birchsll. Guy W. Baker. Paul
Wood. Eugene Ramaley. Arthur wickwire.
Max Wiser, Howard Ramaley, Charles Geist,
A: l.. Phillips. Guy Wood, w 5. kellogg,
Minneapolis.
Wednesday evening, without the least warn
ing i'll the world the friends of Miss Tillie
Bobleier swooped down upon her and gave
her a very pretty surprise at her home on
Marshall avenue. Dancing and cards were
the pleasant features of the evening. Among
those who INDUCED in tn Sc pastimes were
the Misses White. Humphrey, Dorgeloh.
Marguerite, Cook, Becht, Lowe, Marion
White. Murphy. Jean, Forester, Foran Fink
Clark. and Messrs Braden. Whiteomb. Robin
son, Fred Sheeian, Geison. Graham, Wedge,