St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-18

noon in honor Of Ter guests. Miss Francis
Miss WinSeder and Miss Grim. Those pres
/ eut were: Misses White, stella Murphy, May
THyl9F. Catherine taWkn2r and Mrs. j. A.
Reed. of Minneapolis. In the evening the
Young men were invited in and danced and
{ talked and cujoyed themselves in the
simplest aud most delightful fashion imagln-
able The young men were Bert Bradem ).
G.. lyerson Paul Wood, Frank Reed ). O..
Merrill, VIII Murphy, Will Pease, Tom Peasc
and j. y. Reed, of Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il. Wylie gave very pleas
ant wedding reception at their apartments in
the Valentine block Thursday evening. All
present enjoyed very pleasant evening.
Among those present were the Misses Ailis,
kittic Garyey, Cora Dunbar, Annie HOrgay
alma Pullman, New York city; Ruth Pol
lock. liObo&ea, \. j.; Jenette Strachan,
Montreal. Can; Messrs. Alex Mullen, J. Far
Tel, Sanford Cavauagh Ned Dunbar George
Leask, Montreal: Dick Johnson, New YORK.
and Arthur Rcedin. of Hoboken, \. j.
\ progressive cGchre party was given by
Miss Nellie BOsworth ut her home on Chero-
zee avenue Thursday evening, and all en-
joyed pleasant evening. Misses Lita Little
field, Sadie Adamson, Annie Slater, Hattie
and Carrie johnson, Martha Cline and Nellie
BoswCrth; MeSsrS. George Slater. Haze Nc
Column. f. l.. Callan, Neil and John Quirk
and Mart BoSworth were present. Miss Mar
tina Cline and .Iaze McColum won the frs:
prize.
Misses Sallic and Mary Grace Dougherty, of
MlnnehahG street. gave delightful birthday
party to about forty of Their little friends
fro > 10 p. N. Among those present were
the Misses Langevin. Evans BatsOn. Charles,
Rill, Dmnie, Davis. Brady, TankenoH. Row
and Masters Bomen, O'Counor, Smith, Bat
son, Charles Davis and Hammond
The C. club gave their opening hop
the armory Monday night. The affair was well
attended, and was pronounced success in
all particulars Among those present were
the Misses Farnum. Sharpe, Jennings. Bar
beau. Mckinney, Fish, Foster. Lance Hum
mason, Aigen. ana McssrS. Paxton. Allen,
Sheldon, StoaiGht. lvcrsou, Drebert and
Leonard.
The girls of the junior class received the
boys Of the class on Friday evening ut the
high school. Beside the class number of
the faculty were present. The entertain
mcnt was in the form of military party
and banquet The girls were heartily thanked
for the plea IRE they had given, bY Mr.. Saw
age, president of the class.
Thursday evening. ut : p. IN, Miss Nav Nc
Lain and William Il. Wylie. both of St. Paul.
were quietly married at the home OF the
bride on WabaSha street. After trip
through Southern Minnesota and Iowa Mr..
and Mrs. Wylie will be at home on ana after
the 2?d OF October a Rooms 81 and 3. Nalea-
tine block.
Thursday afternoon Dr. and Mrs Dunning
held their first at home' since their wed
ding ut their residence 2S9 Nelson avenue
Mrs DunnRg was assisted III receiving by
MIS-. l.Itz. Miss tOlbfook ana Miss thinner
mann. Mrs Dunning viii be at home every
Thursday.
Mrs. Edward Fitzgerald, of the Albion,
gave u tea Thursday from until s. She was
assisted by her cousin, Miss Mccarthy, of
Pine street, and the Misses Holland, Sloan,
BamfOrd aud Beaupre.
Mrs. Edward FITZGERALD. of the Albion,
gave a tea Thursday from until g. She was
assisted by her cousin, Miss Mccarthy. OF
Pine street the Misses Holland, Sloan, BAN
ford and Beaupre.
Miss Stephenson entertained last evening
in honor OF Miss Pratt and Col Churchill,
who are on their way East returning from
tour around the world.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. Warner leave the fore nart
Of The week for the East. They viii visit
Philadelphia, Boston and other Eastern
cities.
The CONCERT and hop given BIZ Pioneer
Lodge. Sons of ~. George. Wednesday even
ing. was large and most delightful social
affair.
Mrs r. L. Miller. GIG st. Peter street. treated
her husband TO dinner party Thursday
evening. surprise in honor of his birthday.
Mrs Auerbach gave tea Friday afternoon
for Mrs. Henry Willard Mrs. Auerbach was
assisted by Mrs. II. NJ. Rice 3"'i Miss Rice
MS Alexander Cathcar gave a tea Friday
evening.
Don r. Davidson cashier Of the Citizens