St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-01
november NOTIONS
Which Find Expression in the
Giddy WhiPl Of Social
Life.
Leading Roles in the Social
Drama Played by st.
Paul's Suburbs.
The Parks That Form the
Chief Jewels Of the Mu-
nicipal Crown.
Balls, Parties, Receptions and
the Ubiquitous Personal
Item.
SOCIAL FUNCTIONS.

One Of the events OF the week was the
silver wedding of Mr.. and Mrs Adam H.
Ham, OF Charles street Monday. Oct. -. At
g. m. high mass was celebrated at The AS
sumption churc.> fy the Rev Father Benno
Friends from far and near ca He'd during the
DAY. ShoWeriug congratulations and costly
presents upon the long welded couple. The
evening reception surpassed expectations
The elegant new house was flied with guests
The pa-iors. with their decorations Of flow
ers ana palms. presented q charming appear
ance- Musical selections were ably rendered
by Miss Fusch Mrs. Young and Miss Marx
Muller On the piano: by Miss Mangoid on
the either. and by the Twin City Banjo and
Mandolin club. At O'Clock D. N. the full
board OF directors of the Northern Pacific
Building society fled into the reception room
ana presented their president with an elegant
SILVER service Presentation speeches in be-
AsIf OF The board were delivered by A NJ.
Peabody and j. Z. Jensen. The surprised
groom. hardly able 10 respond, found
al last words Of thanks and welcome.
refreshments and AL delicacies of the season
were served and dancing enjoyed till early in
the morning. among the people present the
following were noted: Mayor Nicolin and
wife, OF Jordan: 4. NJ. Peabody, s. Whaley
H. /. TRekersIev. Mr. and Mrs z Neuru Mr.
and Mrs. J. c. Jensen. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Gerlach, Nj and Mrs. J. B. Wallraff. Nj and
Mrs. J. J. Mcclure, j. Lake *. p. Myhre "
Menish. Dr. Bole, Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Houck,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Pusch Miss Nellie Pusch
Rate and Hubertine WaIlraff, Mr.. and Mrs
I'd Poihen, Mr.. ana Mrs. Theodore Lorig. Mr..
and Mrs. J. Heidenreich. Nj. and Mrs. Math,
Jansen. Mr.. Weiskopf and family. W. Stahl
u. and Mrs. Fl. a. Wallraff, Mr.. and Ms
FIX Young, Nj. and NJ Joseph MoshoIky
Nj. and Mrs. Anthem Jansen. Misses Katie
Rose and Emma Fink, Mrs. Dan Young, Mr.
end Mrs. d. {. Morton, Mr.. and Mrs. P
Mangold, Miss B. Mangoid, Miss Mary Muel-
!eE, Mr. and Mrs. B. Becker. Mrs W. Esch
Mr. and Mrs. Cheseck, TX. Janzen and
family sam Agnew, MI. Hilger and lady.
air. and Mrs. Dickerson. and host of Others.
A very pleasant surprise party was given
70 MISS Estella Ninsor at her home. No. 2S3
GOODRICH avenue. The evening was spent
IN games and dancing. At 1870 q light
luncneon was served. when after some more
music ana dancing, the young guests went
nome. al having had most enjoyable even
1Eg. Among those present were Mrs. Brachy,
Messrs. Green, Barbara, Flick, Mary Gutman,
Noble Funk, Annie Picha, Annie DAILY. Polly
No-an, Nellie Nolan, Gussie Pieha, MOllie
gallagher, Lillian Chisholm. Annie Jed
1eclka, Jessie Mach. Jessie Myers; Masters
EDWARD Parker Aleek Brady. Harry Blayton,
1naTiie DAILY. Eugene Jetty, Frank Doyle,
Earl Slat0n. Willie Cook.
Miss Anne Davis. of White Bear lake. was
pleasantly surprised by q number CT her
TRENDS and schOOlmates Friday evening
me evening was very pleasantly spent with
daDcInG, singing. music and games of all
KINDS. among those present were Misses
Della Shiek, OF ST Paul: Annie and Lulu
Paar, " bite Bear lake; Martha Marken-
hauseu, hlte Bear lake: Lille and Katie
Burghard. Emma Yetter. Mabel and Leona
Palmer France and Lizzie Whitaker. Cora
Roseboom, Rose Clewett. Lucy Gundlach
Ivy Max1eld, Florence Smith. Ruby Davis
Aessrs Thomas Frank and James O'Gor-
man. Sames Clewett. Forrest Merrick. Ernest
aud James Bacon, Futile Fulton, viii Tracy.
Guy Holiday.
Miss Maud Ballard, of East Wiulfred street.
was pleasantly surprised by q number Of her
friends Friday evening. Cards, music and