St. Paul daily globe., 1891-06-07

Messrs. Scott, Tierney Harley, Lee Wheel
ock, Rogers, Munns, Milton, Weldon, j. F.
Gordon and H. II. Gordon. Dancing was
the main feature of the evening. An elegant
lunch was served at y o'clock.
Master Charlie Rittor was pleasantly sur
prised at his home. No. 422 North Exchange
street. by a number of his small friends on
"Wednesday evening. Jnne 3, and a very en-
loyaple time was had: Among those present:
Cecilia Peterson, Edith Scott Nettie Robe,
Emmily Eastman, Anna happ. Katie Nc
Padden, Amelia Remminger Mary Conway,
Loura Conway, Paul Pruden, Eddie Newell,
John Feckey, Freddie Mills, Frank Butts,
Charlie Robe. Frank Hutchinson, James
Conway, (Lord) Lloyd Green.
Miss Carrie Davis, of Cos Olive street, cele-
brated her fifteenth birthday Monday last.
In the evening she gave delightful little
party to her friends. Among the young peo-
Kirby, JOSIE Cumhy, Effie Gercling, Lillian
Hunt, Edna and Alma Larson aud Messrs
Burrows Kirby William Morris, Joseph
Strong. Herbert Schulze, Harry Sinks. Ed
yard and William Engquist and Frank
Davis.
Miss Palms. of Summit avenue, gave a
pretty and delightful tea Thursday afternoon
in honor of her guest, Miss Smith, of Boston
Among those present were Mesdames Fair
Thompson. Fletcher; Misses Falrchild. Got
zian. Bend, Gordon, Moore, Handy. Castle,
Humbird, Hubbard. Deacon, Robbins, Willis
Saunders.
The art exhibit and kindergarten reception
OF st. Agnes school will be held next Tues
day morning from 10 to u o'clock at 696 Oak
land avenue. In the evening of the same
Gay the annual exercises Of the school will
be held at Christ Church Guild hail. COM
mencing at o'clock. programme has
been arranged by Miss Morton.
Qnite bus load went over to the senior
promenade given by the students of the uni
yersIty at the Coliseum Tuesday evening
The party was chaperoned by Lieut.. and
Mrs. Glenn. Among the party were the
Misses Day, Wemott Baker. Moore and
Blaikely; Messrs. Sheppard, Stone Moore
Nemott and Denegre.
The graduating exercises of the Barnard
school for boys take place next Friday even
ing. Quite an extensive programme has
been arranged and Miss May Pricce will read
MARY Elizabeth The graduates are Fritz
I. GIlhlian, Allen Jackson and Lowe Whit
ing.
S. n. Aspinwall and NJ F. Wright have
sent out invitations for the opening of the
Lake Park hotel on the evening of June 13
Mrs. c. Royal Robbins, it is announced. will
act as dfrectress.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Winslow, who have
Just returned from their old home Boston
gave dlnner FRIDAY evening TO a number of
their friends at the Town and Country club
Miss Nellie Smith, of 267 West Seventh
street, pleasantly entertained about sixty of
her friends last evening Cards and dancing
were the leading features of the evening
Mr.. and Mrs. f. 4. Haynes have taken
apartments in the Alden fats, after O pro-
longed journey to the Pacific coast in the
Haynes Palace studio car.
One of the very prettiest functions of the
week was the luncheon given Wednesday in
honor OF Mrs. Robert Benson, of London. by
Mrs. Ansel OppenheIm.
Miss Kirwin. the Misses Daniels. Miss
Belle Hamilton and j. E. Conley occupied a
box at the Grand opera house, "Wednesday
afternoon.
Messrs. J. D. Ramaley & Son have sent ont
invitations for the opening concert and hop
at their White Bear pavilion next Tuesday
evening.
Miss Bainbridge's music pupils, assisted bv
George Nichols, Of the Christ church choir.
will give recital at Martins hall Tuesday
evening
Mrs. Ansel Oppenheim was the very
charming chaperone of a jolly box party at
Monday nights performance Of .'Erminie. .
Miss Lillian De Coster gave a very small
progressive angling party Thursday evening
at her home on Washington street
Prof. Won Ellemeet and Prof. Hans Jung
give recital at their hall in the Moore block.
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. John harrington, of Pleasant avenue,
entertained her friends Monday evening
Mrs. Snapp gave a dinner party Wednesday
in honor Of Mrs. Cullen, of Helena
Miss George Dean gave a luncheon
Wednesday for Miss Jessie Villas.
Mrs. Nelson. of Selby avenue, gave birth
day party Wednesday evening.