St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-06

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neapoiis. and Misses billiard, Garry
| ORourke, Farwell, Fisher, Harper. Banning
Bowiand, Simons, Carney. Nicholson. Man
I ley. Stewart. Ross. Smith, Carroll Custer
1athern, Hope, Clark. Hanford. De Negro
| Newman, Morris; Mrs. Shane and Mrs. and
Miss j. E. Brewer; Messrs. Seegar, Toilette
1 L:nd. Smith, Reed, Curran, Lynch, Brenhart
| Quinn. Harrigan, Mctiuisan. NorthlleId. Far
| We'll Baukson, Newman, Baker. stewart
| bishop, Williams, White Parker, Hoff, Fow
Ter and Brewer Jr.
| Miss Edna Brown gave large party at her
| home on Ashland avenue Tuesday evening.
| Among those present were Misses Charlotte
| Cross. Grace Warner, Florence Kerr. Grace
Hawkins. Ada Viguers, Clark, Abbie Warner,
Daisy Humphrey Ware IL. Alice Warren, Gil
| man. Mae Van Vorhes Alice Craig Margaret
| Craig and Florence Hawkins of New York
Messrs. Charlie Braden, George Robinson.
| Keith Naylor, Clyde Miller, viii Burk, Hutch
| ms, Warner, George Warner. Castle. William
| Craig. Albert Green. Edward HoIbert VIII
lam Baker, Charlie Rayel, John Murphy. Fred
| DICKSON, Bancroft, Frederick Whtcombe
| Harry Fftcum and Arthur Laws, of Mime
| apoliS
Miss Camille Jensen, rf 7l2 Cedar street,
| was pleasantly surprised last Thursday even
| ing by number OF friends. A very pleas
ant evening was spent. Among those pres
| ent were Misses Inga Nelson, Sophia Elling
sen, Clara Bjornstad, Nable Sigueiund, Hilds
| Bjornstad, Clara Bloomquist. Margaret Ryan,
| Louise Gilbert Emma Wettlesen, Anna
| Bngge. Mary Bugge. Julia Iyer. Sophis
ouare; Messrs- William Jensen, John Filing
sen. William Bjornsted, George Danz Jr., ".
| Gilbert, Ii. HUH. III. Soraas, L. Bon de, j.
Peterson, A.Vingaard, C. Hydecker, NJ. Ryan
| ANY one who happened to be at the union
depot last Thursday evening might we'll have
| thought mat the great building had been ap-
| proprlated for large informal and fashion
| able reception, the friends OF Richards Cor
| don and Miss Gordon had come in such nun
per 70 say bon voyage to them as they de-
parted for their journey around the earth.
ihey went westward, and expect to embark
on the Empress of Japan, at Vancouver on
the 9TH inst. They will be absent the better
part OF year.
! Ii. Earle was pleasantly surprised last Tues
DAY evening by number of his friends
among those present were Misses supple,
Mollam, Heath. Randels. Sarah, Ella and
Nathalla Menu; Messrs. H. Earle n. q. Bet
ten6erg, +. Gallagher, H. Levy, j. Supple. w.
d: Menu and ). j. Turner. Music was fur
nished by the Twin City Banjo club.
w. B. DeGarno will resume his class in
dancing. at Lifts hall, on Tuesday, Sept. Is,
at and p. m. Mr.. DeGarno probably has
the widest reputation, as master of deport
ment, IN the United States, and many OF his
talks and essays on the ethics and value OF
dancing and department have been widely
circulated and generally read.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. o. Zimmerman, Miss Una
l. zimmerman, e. Il. Zimmerman, of East
Seventh street; Miss Laura T. Henry ana f.
L. Cramer, of st. Louis. have returned to the
city from most enjoyable trip TO West Su-
perlor. The trip to the head of the lakes was
made via Ashland on the steamer India. and
the pleasure derived therefrom was of the
highest order.
DR.. C. e. Margraw and family, of Hamline,
VINO have been members OF jolly party that
visited ot. Louis and other points, have re-
turned home. The return was made by river
on the steamer ST. Louis, and most enjoy
aple time was had. DIR. Magraw has consid-
erably improved in health by the trip, and
Mrs. Magraw is also greatly benefited by the
change.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Maxfeld gave dinner
thursday evening for Miss Gordon just be-
lore the iatters departure for the journey
around the world. There were present Mr..
ana Mrs. Maxfield, Miss Gordon, Miss Pea
body, Byrd Hughitt and William c. Read.
Mrs. +. u. Powers entertained number of
ner friends at dinner Thursday evening
Inere were present Misses Crosby. Ludlow,
Fogg, Smith, Schrode, Hughes, Gibbons,
Dean, Sander and Brigham, and Messrs. liver
son. Sander, Verify, Cooley gentry, Loye,
Dunn, Kelly, Matthews and Ransom.
One OF the best attended affairs of the week
was The lecture TO women, at Iron ball, Fri
Gay afternoon, by Mrs ID. Lumsden. OF Chi.
cago. 1t was very interesting free lecture
given by the Viavi com pany and was listened
To by large number of society women.
=, Miss Mary Bass gave a large dancing party
Iucsday evening at her home on Holly ave-
music, and that all enjoyed themselves goes
without saying Miss Bass entertained in
nonor of her guest. Miss Bessie Bush.
MIR; and Mr.. Theo W. Beulke entertained a
Few friends at their home on John street,
Monday evening. Among those present were
the Misses Olive and Josephine Nordstrom,
of Rockford, Ill.
w D. Treat has returned from five wee ks
yachting cruise ON the yacht Magnolia, one
OF Burgess prize winners, starting from
boston, and taking in everything on the
coast OF Maine.
Mr.: and Mrs. E. c. Day, of Chicago; Mr..
ano Mrs. Il. H. Dearth and the Misses Grace
ana Kate Doran made up jolly box party at
the Metropolitan Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Max Schawb, of 80 Norris street, gave
q Tea Party on Thursday afternoon in honor
OF her mother and sister. ofBaitimore. Md.
Mr.. and Mrs j. G.. Henderson celebrated
their twelfth wedding anniversary Friday
evening at their residence, Florence flat.
Among the pleasant events of the week
was progressive euchre party given by EN-
erson Walker, of Bates avenue.
MISS Myra Grover gave a cobweb party to
her little friends Thursday evening at her
home on Summit avenue.
Mrs. George ID. Luckert chaperoned a party
OF young people to the Siege of Vera CRUZ
on Monday evening.
Miss Timberlake gave reception Thursday
for Miss Griggs, OF Tacoma, who is the guest
OF Mrs. C. NJ. Griggs.
Mrs. j. Austrian and son. Edwin returned
Friday from two months trip to Chicago
and Oconomowoc.
Miss CorRelia Saunders, of ST Peter sire At
entertained Few OF her girl friends Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mrs. Ritzinger, of Nelson avenue, gave
small lunch 10 few friends yesterday after
noOu.
Miss Pauline Whitney gave dinner party
last evening for Miss Cramer of Milwaukee,
Miss Annie Sanborn gave lunch TO a few
friends at the Ryan Tuesday afternoon.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Rossum gave a
lunch for Miss Hinckley. of Duluth.
Mrs. e. NJ. Treat has returned from four
months visit at Swampscott, Mass.
Miss Vena NJ. Hichborn has returned from
three months visit in Maine.
Miss Gordon gave an informal tea Monday
evening to few friends.
Mrs j. Stewart entertained few friends
at luncheon Monday.
Nine. Thompson, of 6S East Third
street, returns early this week ftom
New York city, bringing with her the
latest DESIGNS in Hats R0npatS ord