St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-01

Whyte. Lewis. Wegeler, Sandell, Griffin and
Netterberg and Messrs. Rosenquist Sandell,
Lewis, Peterson, Johnson Griffin and Ole
son.
Charles A. Hooper, of De Soto street, had
pleasant birthday party Thursday evening.
Among those present were: Misses Meter
cell, Bernhard, Hodgin, and Messrs. Lewis,
Oleson. Rosenquist, Griffin, johnson, San
dell, Peterson and others.
Charles A. Hooper. of De Soto street, cele-
brated his eighteenth birthday last Thursday
evening. Among those present were Misses
Lewis, Saudell, Hodgin, Griffin. Netterberg,
Bernhard Whyte Wegeler: Messrs. Lewis,
Rosen4uist, Oleson, Sandell Johnson, Griffin,
Peterson and Others
The tenth annual reunion of the Dart
mouth Association of the Northwest was
held at the West hotel. Minneapolis. Among
those present were: John w. Willis. j. b.
Rogers, A. P. Weld, G.. o. Nettleton, c. L.
Greenough, E. II. Nettleton and j. E. Ing
ham.
CClarence A. Stormes gave a delightful
sleighing party to Hamline last Thursday
Among those lin it, were c. p Ferris, Bella
McVay, Ray Darrah, May Howe, Ed Otis,
Frank Weir, Fred Newport and others.
The Ladies Branch of No. 542, of the Iron
Hall, pleasantly surprised the members of
Branch III, corner Third street and Bates
avenue Dayton's bluff, last Tuesday evening.
Refreshments were served and grand good
time was had by all present
Miss May Williams, of Western avenue,
gave party last Tuesday evening for her
friend, Miss Perry. The guests were Misses
Allen. White, Wright Castle Thompson,
Brown, Williams, Davidson, Howard and
Kirk.
A guild meeting was held at the vestry
room or the Ascension church on Thursday
evening. There was a full attendance DR..
Hawkins presided, and general good time
was spent. The next meeting will be Thurs
day.
Mr.; and Mrs. Henry Scharfbillig, of 1913
Kondo street, entertained the Might
day evening. Progressive euchre and an
elegant lunch were the features of the even
ing.
The Celtic Independents, new society of
loyal Celts, hold a meeting at its hall next
Tuesday evening. The society has several
social and beneficiary features, which will
tend to make the society popular one.
On Friday evening Miss Campbell, of St.
Peter street. entertained the W. g. W. club.
Inc members of the club are Misses Hoyt
Hart, Hallowell, Leayitt YOst and Watts.
Little Miss Lillian n. Moore, of Portland
avenue, celebrated her seventh birthday on
the 2lst. number of her little friends en-
Joyed the occasion greatly.
Miss Mayall, of East Seventh street, gave a
progressive eucher party on Thursday even
ing: number of residents of st. Anthony
Hill were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Powers, OF 637 Linden
street, will entertain the Bon-Ton Progressive
Euchre club next Wednesday evening,
March 4.
Hugh NJ. Jones and Miss Estelle Dolphin
were married on Monday, by Rev. John A.
Stemen.
Misses Newman and Atchson, of Mime
apol1s. were the guests of Miss Williams on
Saturday at lunch in honor of Miss Perry, of
Fargo.
Mrs. W F. Halbert. of Ashland avenue,
gave an informal afternoon on Friday from
City
The st. Luke's Aid society meeting will be
held next Wednesday and Friday afternoons
at The residence OF Mrs. Law. 624 Olive street.
The Ich Diem Lawn Tennis club will hold
It's regular monthly meeting at the home of
Miss Schlfmann, Tuesday evening, March g.
There will be joint entertainment given
by the Sibley ana McGrath schools, West st.
Paul, on Monday evening next at o'clock.
The ut-Wiedersehen club was entertained
on Wednesday evening by the Misses Hof
man at their home $40 Dayton avenue.
Tuesday afternoon next Mrs Maude Howe
Elliott VIII give one of her pleasant talks at
the home of Mrs. L. l.. churmeier.
Miss Emma Schilling, corner of Colorado
street and Clinton avenue will entertain a
number of her friends this evening.
The LADIES' Aid Society of St.John's church
and the auxiliary will meet Tuesday with
Mrs Chapman, 593 Holly avenue.
The Visitation Convent Literary club held
its monthly meeting Thursday last at the
home of Miss Julia Brennan.
Sunday Mrs. Winslow, of the Aberdeen
entertained Mrs Elliott and other friends at
the Town and Country club.
Mrs. Hatch, of East Tenth street, gave
small party Tuesday evening, about twenty
five friends being present.
Friday afternoon the Boadicean Society of
the High school gave reception to the Boys
Greek Letter society.
The Town and Country club has some
thing particularly novel and excellent for. the
month of March.
Mrs. Marsh, of Bayless avenue, St Anthony
Park, entertained the Ladies' Reading club
Friday last.
A progressive dinner was given by Mr. and
Mrs. Ware, of Lincoln avenue, Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Wyand, of Selby avenue, received her
lady friends at an afternoon tea Thursday.
Miss Lena Smith, of Portland avenue, gave
a high tea Wednesday evening.