St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-27

fred Young, Charles Hart Willie
Repke, Albert Arrivee, Arthur Watson. Joe
Watson. Henry Grant, Frank Fish, Walter
Huntington and Misses Susie Lenhart, May
Lenhart, Charlotte Kirby. Susie Kirby, Mae
Reid, Clara Anderson. Lillian Hunt Annie
Hunt, Lou Hunt Carrie Davis Ellie Gooding
Josie Cumby. Joy Marsden, Nellie Grant,
Nellie Van Duzee, Lena Van DuZee, Mabel
Griffin. Gertrude Jones, Maggie Noble, Ger
trude Noble.
Miss Newton, of West ST. Paul, when party
of friends presented themselves unexpect-
edly few evenings ago at her brother resi-
dence, where she is staying previous to her
departure for England, her home. The party
consisted of Mesdames Gerahty, Sharples,
blanchard Hagerman, Kilshaw, Bracken,
Trudeau, Rapul and Newton, and
Miss HenkeL The gentlemen were
MeSsrs. Hsgerman, Blanchard, Newton
Guest, Gerahty and Kilshaw. A most enjoy
able evening was spent. Mr.. Hagerman rem
dered some choice selections on the violin,
and Mrs. Blanchard played the piano music,
adding to the pleasure of all, the whole end
ing by a bon voyage to Miss Newton and q
quick return.
Yesterday afternoon at st. Johns Evange
Hstic church occurred the christening of
Ruby Hale, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs John
Williamson White. The services were con-
Quoted by Rt. Rev. Bishop Gilbert and just
previous to the christening Bishop Gilbert
blessed the new organ. In the evening at
the residence of Mr. and Mrs White sup
per was given in honor of the event. Among
those present were Mesdames Smythe
Squires, Edgerton, Newport, severance
Winslow, Glass, Bass, Cary, Hunt Hallowell
Morris and Gilbert: Misses Bunker Deacon
Constans and Thomas; Messrs. Schumacher
Severance, Bradstreet, Deacon, Winsow,
Edgerton, Powers. Wheeler, Fitzpatrick and
Morris.
One of the pleasantest events of the week
was the Psenonym party given by Miss Belle
Aeker, of Maria avenue, Thursday evening
Those present were the Misses Nina Root
Hattie Manner, Mineva Dickey, Sadie Eyens
Mary Eyers, Lolita Hiilman, and Misses Car
RE Sanderson, Agnes Keef and Hattie Wells
of Minneapolis; Messrs. E. j. Sawyer Z. W.
Brundage. j. Dickey, 90. Stora, j. j. Coffey,
w Menielley, A. e. Jones and McElquea, of
Minneapolis.
Miss Kate Field, the widely known news
paper woman of Washington. has been for
some time visitor to the West. Friday after
noon Mrs. j. j. Hill gave a lunch in her
honor. and in the evening Mrs William r.
Merriam gave dinner party party for her.
at which the guests were ex-Gov. Ramsey,
Mrs. Furness, Judge Flandrau, Mr. and Mrs
j. j. Hill. Miss COOK. Mr.. and Mrs. Tarbox
G. W. Bonn, Mrs. Frost and Ambrose Tighe
A. W. Krech gave luncheon Monday at
the Minnesota club in honor of Rev. Dr.
Williams, the new pastor of st. John the
Evangelists church. Among the guests were
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A. II. Wilder, E. W. Poet, Theodore Schur-
meier, C. W. Bum, W. II. Bliss Robert Be.
ment, Capt. G. s. Bunker. George G. Squres
and other adherents of the parish, thirty coy
ers being laid for the party.
Mr.. De Garmo's Friday evening assem-
bAes will commence next week at Lifts hall.
Grand opera house building corner sixth
and st. Peter streets. Tickets can bs pur-
chased only through introduction, and should
be applied for in ADVANCE during the hour
nFQpnfllnO lQCSnnC ratn1o ~,
ing full particulars, may be obtained at the
principal music stores.
very pleasant reception was rendered
Rev. F. l.. Leach. the new pastor of the
Emanuel Baptist church, last Tuesday even
ing. by Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Ellis. at Ills West
Seventh street. About 100 members and
friends were present. Music ana singing
were part of the evenings amusement. ana
an ample luncheon was served.
Mr.. A; W. Krech gave lunch for the Rev.
G. C. Williams at the Minnesota club. at
which were present Gov. Merriam d. c.
Shepard, NJ. Auerbach. A H. Wilder. Z. W.
Peet. Theodore Schumacher e. W Bum, W.
II. Bliss. g. c. Squires Robert Bement and
captivated all who had the pleasure TO meet
him.
Mr. and Mrs n. Keer, of Tilton street. en-
tertained a number of their friends Monday
evening. Among their guests were Mr. and
Mrs. j. j. Hamilton, Mr.. and Mrs. Coban,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gown, Mrs. V. Spcher. j.
Rogers. Miss K. Hartigan, W. Keer, A. Gil
len, NJ. Doyle.
Miss May Mayall. of East Seventh street.
gave very pretty yellow ana white luncheon
at O'Clock v ednesday afternoon Among
those present were: Me>dames Fletcher
Schultz and Gillette: Misses Beaupre, Per
kins. Denegre, Deacon. Shaw and Morris
Miss Sherman, of Smith avenue gave an
Informal party Thursday evening in honor of
her cousin, Ed b. DulTOn of Neenah Wis.
twenty npOlln IL no hf,s
pitality of the charming hos.ess until the
wee small hoars
Miss Dickinson. Of Virginia avenue, enter
taii"d u small company of friends Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Tarbox entertained few fried in