St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-02
SOCIAL FUNCTIONS.

II might have been noticed by those per
sons accustomed to observe and discuss the
different phases of the weather that Wednes-
day last was very pleasant day. the local
reason for this was that It was the birthday
anniversary of Miss Nellie Finch, one of ST.
Pauls lOyeliest young ladies, to whom even
Meteorological Local Forecast dOffs his hat
and makes ObelSance. In the evening several
OF Miss Finch friends arranged and exc
euted pleasant surprise party for her bene-
fit The affair was well managed by Miss
Hancock, assisted by Miss Cook and Mr.. B.
II. Wright In the party there were, among
Others Misses Hancock. Cook, Bend, Steph-
ensOn. Julia Stephenson. the Misses Gilfl-
Ian, Jennie Moore, Florence Lamprev, Mabel
Merriam, Gordon and the Misses Timber
lake; MessrS. Forepaugh, \, Wright, Samuel
Gilbert. w c. Read, B. II. Wright, Y. Dunn,
Boyle and Col. Rugg.
A very pleasant gathering was had Friday
evening at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs c.
L. Grant, Sc Mt. Airy street, the occasion
being the welcoming home from Helena,
Mont, of their son George, who has been
connected for the past five years with the
Northern Pacific Express company. George
returns TO take position with FoOte, Schultz
q Co. Those present were: Mrs Shepard,
Misses Annie Shepard, Allie FurlOng, Edith
Miller. Mabel Coulter, Viva Mcmillan, Edith
Stevenson, Grace Garrett, Eta Lewis, Kate
BOllinger. Bertha Bollinger, Lena Ellen
thorpe, Myrtle Burnett, Nellie May Grant
Messrs. Fred Shepard. George Shepard, James
Mahan, William " God, Walter Buckner, Fay
Smith. Fred Miller, Louis Grant. S.W. Grant,
Benjamine Knauft. Fred Shove.
G. P. Winford assisted by his sisters, Misses
Matte and Lulu WinfOrd, gave party Tues
day evening at their home. 81 Iglehart street,
in honOTof their guests. the Misses Bertha and
Nettie Greer. Of Minneapolis. The evening
was spent in dancing games ana other
amusementS, as fancy dictated, after which
q delicious lunch was served. Among the
many present were: Nj. and Mrs. William +.
Bailey, of Warrendale; Mr.. and Mrs, A. Har-
nish Mr. and Mrs \. Racquet, Mr. and Mrs.
E Morgan. Misses Agnes Mitchell, of Mil
waukee; Brock, May Terry, Alice Perry, Ell
nina MacNeagh, Carnes Scott; MeSsrs. T. E.
Nitterauer, Austin T. Merrill, H. c. Lawrence,
Robert Barnard, \. c. Mitchell, H. j. Mehl,
A. L. jackson, II. Gardner, R. Carnes Scott
and Maiden.
Miss Josie Hurd gave q very pleasant party
at her home Wednesday evening in honor of
her cousin. Louis Williams, Of Topeka, Kan.
Games and instrumental music constituted
the evenings pleasures, followed by refresh
ments Among those present were the
Misses Minnie Wehmeir, Katie Toomey,
Mary Newton, Christine HOff, Lottie Arrivee,
Lucy German, Helen kalhert, Beatrice Hunt
Emma Wilson, Martha Hillesbad. Annie Nc
Elveny and Messrs. A. King. II. Brookins
Alfred King. c. W. Hagen. p. HOff, o. F.
Hagen, c. 5. HOff, c. b. MOhaupt, H. Hilles-
bad, F. 4. Hagen, Ed Hlllesbad, V. Hurd and
Abe Arriyee.
Miss Josie Kurd, of Duchess street, gave a
delightful party Oh Wednesday evening in
honor OF her cousin. Levi Williams. Of To-
peka. Kan Games ana music constituted the
evenings entertainment and refreshments
were served. Among those present were the
Misses Minnie Wehmeir. Katie ToOmey Mary
Newton. Christine Hoff, LOttie Arrivee. Lucy
German. Helen Kahlert Beatrice Hunt Emma
Wilson, Martha Hillestad, Aune McElreny.
and MesSrs. A. King II. Brookins. Alfred
King c. ". Bagan. p. HOf, 0. f. Hagan, c..
S. Hoff, c. B. Mohaupt, II. Hillstead, +. \.
Hagan, Edward Hillestad, V. Hurd and A.
Ar1vee.
At Dellwood Miss NJ. F. Heckel and Miss
{. B. Mulligad gave party to a large number
Of their friends at Hillside cottage SatIT-
day evening, July p. Dancing was the prin-
cipal feature Of the evening. Music was fur
nisded by Mr.. Z. CoOmbs. of White Bear.
Among those present were Miss Nj E. Kelly,
Mrs. j. Nash, Miss May DemareSt, Miss
LOBBY. Miss LamaY, Miss Annie Seibert, Miss
Weldon, Miss G. Huffman. Messrs. William
Reirdon, W. KeyhOe, w. Forbes, Z. G.
Kunde, F. P. Penders T. Skillmin, George
Warner. Louis Schnoble and II. Sehiee.
The Friday evening hops at Ramaley's pa
yiliOn are becoming very popular. The event
of last evening was unusually well attended
Among those present were the Misses Farm
ham, Elliott WEIGH, Jennings Lobdell, Whit
acer, Swartz, Hummason. Fish; Mesdames
MarkOe, Cogan. Duerr, Morse, Doubleday,
and Messrs. O'BTien, Nash, Weis. Roach.
Doubleday, Drebert King, Fugate, DR.. HOyt,
MaTkOe and McClung.
The Federal City Social club viii give a
moonlight excursion on the steamer Hen
rletta on the Mississippi Wednesday even
ing. Aug. >. The officers and members of the
club have spared no pains in making this ex-
cursiOn the most enjoyable one of the season.
and il is hoped that all their friends will at
tend The steamer Will leave the dock at the
foot of jackson street at 7:30 p. m
Frank Magraw gave driving party Friday
afternoon TO Fort Smelling ana Ninnehaha
falls. Among those who enjOyed most de
Hghtful time were the Misses Golfer Ger
trude Golfer, Allie FUrlong, Grace Robbins
Allie Sitter; Messrs. viii Hawthorne and
Carl Golfer. Mrs. Thomas Wright chaper
oned the party.
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs Thoma,
Scott gave dinner party at the Town and
Country CLUB house. Among the guests WeTC
Mr. and Mrs. George Y. Bacon. Mr. and Mrs
George r Finch, the Misses Undertake Mis-.
Gordon, Miss Nellie Finch, Col Rugg, Z
Hersey, \. Dunn md Mr.. Ordway
This afternoon the ladies of the W. o. r
B.-Mrs. William Dernell, the Misses Hail
Miss Myrrha Scheffer Miss Agnes Schier
mann and Miss Olga Muench-called on Mrs
Oscar ClausOn. of College avenue. and as
sisted her in celebrating her birthday ami
Versary.
Master David Shepard, son of Frank Shep
ara had the felicity TO arrive at the mature
age of ten years Friday last. and celebrate
the profoundly important epoch in his lifl
with little company of his friends.
Tuesday evening, Aug 4, for the benefit {.