St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-08

Mr.. and Mrs W. j. Sanderson, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. H. Beach, Mr.. aud Mrs E. C. Wheelock,
Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Beck, Miss May McLain,
Miss Kittie Iaryey. Miss Fanny Jacobs, A.
Mullen l.. Alexander. W. r. Nylie.
Among the jolly party that went on
sleigh ride to Minneapolis last week were Dr..
aud Mrs, Holly; Mr. and Mrs Brand; MIS-;
Spiecher. Miss Morrison, Carrie Lind, Aggle
Gillin. Nina Wheaton, Clara Wheaton, Clara
Gillin, Stanley Burleigb, Will Cameron,
Charley Baker, Ed Baker. Fred Rogers, Harry
Browning, Hal Dawson, Frank Nlcholas.
One Of the merriest sleighing parties of the
season took place Thursday eSening. A few
of the fortunate ones wo took part in the at
fair were Misses L. Meginn, L. Swartz M.
Atkins, j. Dammis, L. Ward X. Kaufman,
j. Sanes and Messrs. klinefelter J: Meglnn,
B. Joy. W. Lyon, f. McDougald, n. Betten-
berg, T. Pierson and j. Ward.
The pupils of Miss Morrow gave piano
recitation Thursday evening at her home. 4l9
East Tenth street. The programme was well
rendered; and all spent very pleasant even
ing. Among those vino took part were
Misses Nellie and Alice McCauley, Dempsey.
Fitzgerald. Richards, Tortelot, Schrieber,
Birch and Minnie Morrow.
Thursday evening Miss Theresa Guthunz,
of go East Thirteenth street, was agreeably
surprised by number or friends. Among
those present were Misses Sund, Raths, Sauer,
Krieger, Peterson. Hensel, Netteberg and
GtlJHunL, MeSSrS. IldNeTly. MODcrS.
Worm, Boeier. Peterson, Guthunz, Otto,
Engeler and Hanson.
Mrs A. II. Smith. of Payne avenue, enter
tanned a large party of young people last
Tuesday evening. at her residence, III honor
of her daughter Miss Gussie Smith, and her
guests, Miss Emma Berrisford and Miss
Carrie Burdett of indianapolis. Music and
dancing were the leading features OF the
evening.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. James Kelly,
49, East Congress street, was the scene OF
merry gathering last Tuesday evening. The
occasion was social given by the EpWorth
League of the Clinton Avenue NJ. E. Church.
An elaborate musical programme was given.
large number of young people OF the
church participating.
Miss Grace Bissell, of 4l2 Lucy street, gave
a party Wednesday evening in celebration of
her twelfth birthday. There were some of
her young friends present. and the evening
was made happy and enjoyable for all. MISS
Grace was the recipient of many nice pres
ents, among them handsome upright piano
from her parents
Mrs. Emile Bostrom. AT Mount Ida street.
gave an afternoon tea Thursday last to
number Of her friends. Those present were
Mesdames A. JudOr, Ericsson, j. NJ. Carlson,
S. j. Elmoust |. G. Elmquist, Gustav John
son. LinqUist, Burgstrom. Cranqulst, Fayet-
berg. Blom. Sward and other scandinavian
society ladies.
The Parish Guild of the Ascension Church
met at the vestry Thursday evening. Plans
for a fancy dress carnival i'll Paul Martins
hall on March 30 were made, and tickets
issued. An invitation TO meet at Mr.. D1xon's
was accepted. Several new members were
admitted and pleasant time spent.
The regular meeting of the Ich Diem Ten
mis- club was held Tuesday at the residence of
Miss Schiffmann. and the success of the COM
! ing season assured by the election of the fol-
lowing officers: j. F. Cogsweli, president;
G. A. Mathews. treasurer: Dunbar Hunt, sec
rotary; r. Schiffmann, captain.
| Mrs. Clark, assisted by E. Boquet will as
! sumo the management of a fancy dress car
! nival to be given in Paul Martin hall, Mon
| day March 30. by the Parish Guild of the
Ascension Church. The affair is looked for
ward to as one of the leading events during
| Easter week.
Tuesday morning Miss Florence Johnson,
! of South Exchange street, saw the dawn OF
| her birthday anniversary, and in the after
! noon she had some thirty of her little friends
! invited to rejoice with her. They all made
| up very charming party and had perfectly
| splendid time.
! j. OLeary was the instigator OF most
| delightful sleigh ride on Thursday evening.
| The party was chaperoned by DR.. and Mrs.
! Fulton, Leip's hotel at White Bear lake, be-
| ing the destination. An informal dance was
! given and a gay time was the result
pleasant musical and literary evening
| was very much enjoyed by all at the resi-
dence of G.. c. Mcknight last Friday even
| ing. A pleasing programme was rendered
|
| ner, Messrs. Palmer and Drake.
Cards were issued the middle of the week
| for an AT Home, given by little Miss jose
| phine Bowlin Saturday afternoon from until
:. at her home on Grove street. Miss jose
phine has reached her seventh year.
musical and literary entertainment was
! given Tuesday evening by the ladies of the
! st. Anthony Park NJ +. church. The pro-
! gramme was varied and interesting through
out and the attendance large.
II
| day evening at the house of Mrs T. L. Schur-
| meier before a distinguished company OF
| ladies and gentlemen, who were much inter
| ested and profited.
The pupils OF st. Josephs academy were
| treated to q sleigh ride Wednesday after
! noon Judging from the happy faces of the
! participants the event was thoroughly en-
joyed.
A party of pleasure seekers enjoyed a
| sleigh ride to Minneapolis during the week,
aud on the way home stopped at Woodruff S
popular hotel in Merriam Park for supper.
Mrs. Dazzel, of Iglehart street, entertained
| a few friends at tea on Friday evening. The
guests were Mesdames Brown, Smith, Nc
| ADAMS Pattee and Gray.
The Lower Town Progressive Cinch club
| was entertained Thursday evening by Miss
| Callie Buell. at the residence of Nick Bouse,
553 Westminster street.
Mrs. Kuudinger, of Detroit. Mich, is visit
ing in the city. She will remain two weeks
the guest of her parents, Nh. and Mrs. Oertel
of Pleasant avenue.
On Saturday last Francis, Althea and Car
Diether gave party to sixty of their young
friends at the residence of their parents. No
4Sl North street.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer, of Pine street. enter
tanned Tuesday evening in honor of theil
guest, Miss May Walden, of Chicago.
The Young Ladies' Guild of Christ
Church propose giving a Moorish entertain
ment at the Guild hall after Easter
The Ladies' Aid Society of St Johns
Church met with Mrs. Chapman, Holly ave
nue. Tuesday.
The Misses Stephenson gave a coasting
party last Monday afternoon.
Miss Finch will give coasting party mex