St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-03

street, gave delightful May party to about
forty of their most intimate friends OF st.
Paul and Minneapolis. The early part of the
evening was devoted to card playing and
music, some beautiful piano solos being
rendered by the Misses Rosberg and Rhodes.
The latter part of the evening was spent in
blowing soap bubbles. The prizes won were
as follows: Ladies' head prize, Mrs. Penrlth;
gentleman's head prize. G. Penrith; foot
prize, Miss Rosberg and Mr.. Chevalier.
Manager Hurd. of the Colonnade, gave .
pleasant party Friday evening. Sixteen
numbers were danced to the music of Kleist S
orchestra Among those present were Mes
danes Markoe. Cogan. Hughes, Draper. Morse.
leinlein and Doubleday; the Misses Upham,
Clark. Oliver, Lowry, Lobdell Porter, James,
Butcher Pierce, Barbeau Jeryais. Regner-
Mott Ledonick: and Messrs. Heinlein. WI
mans. Ashelbaugh, Wood Fugate, Cook,
Heller, Morse, Draper, Doubleday, Nash and
Luther.
A very pleasant little surprise occurred at
the residence of A. G. Merrill Thursday night.
Mr. Merrill has just retired from the firm of
mer employees presented him with hand
some easy chair. Mr.. Parks. with few we'll
chosen words, made the presentation, which
was responded to very feelingly by Mr. Mer-
rlll After this refreshments were served,
and there was very pleasant evening.
A very jolly surprise party was rendered to
L. Sullivan. at his Sixth street house. by the
following friends: Misses Duffey, Lamb, Nj.
Lamb, A. Duffey. Perkins, Murphy, Geary,
McGrath, Casey. Malone, x. Malone McPad-
Messrs. Duffey, Buckley, Lamb, Redding,
Sullivan, Doherty. Butterfield, Comfy, Muir
ply, Allen and a host of others.
John =. Prince than whom no more hon,
orable and honored man lives in st. Paul, Will
very soon arrive at great epoch in his life,
his seventeen birthday, which arrives on
May Z. next Thursday. There viii be cele-
bration of the happy day, and Mr.. Prince S
friends will make it the happiest. merriest
day Of his life
Mrs r. Schiffman and Miss Schiffman gave
high tea Saturday evening. MIS- A: f.
Schiifman, the Misses Crossman, Axtel, Hus-
ser, Cogswell, Middleton and Schefer
Messrs. Husser. Stees. CCgswell, Sch1hman,
Bunker. Hunt and Middleton were present.
a large party of West side friends OF Mr..
and Mrs. Louis ii. Naumanu rendered them
surprise party at their new residence on
Igehart street Tuesday evening. All attend
Ing enjoyed pleasant evening with music,
cards and dancing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Deusman, of 1916 Reaney
street, were given q surprise party by num-
Der of friends Friday evening. The evening
was spent in progressive euchre, and every
body enjoyed very pleasant time.
Tuesday being the birthday anniversary Of
Miss Elsie Van Denbergh, it was fittingly eel
ebrated by party given to her many friends
at her home. In the evening the young peo-
pie formed party 10 the theater.
The training school class of 30 will have
reunion at the school ON the 18th of May.
The members of the class have arranged
quite an elaborate programme for the occa-
sion.
AT the Metropolitan on Thursday evening
Mrs. A. +. Schiffman gave a theater party.
Her guests were the Misses Crossman and
Schitfman, Messrs. Bunker, Hunt and Schif-
man.
Mr. and Mrs. j. H. Naumann. of Iglehart
street were surprised by their many friends
last Tuesday evening. Cards and dancing
were the leading features of the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Elliott Clark enter
tanned the orchestra of the Dayton Avenue
church and few friends Tuesday evening.
Miss Moore, of Summit avenue, gave
small card party Wednesday evening for Err
nest Smith, OF Pekin, Ill.
Mrs. c. L. Butcher. Hotel Barteau, gave
dinner party Wednesday evening.
Miss Julia Schwartz. of Farquier street, en-
tertained Tuesday evening.
j. B. Tarbox gave box party at the Harris
thealer Thursday evening.