St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-25
SOCIAL ADDENDA.
Y. II. Bullard isin New York.

". H. Billiard is il New York.
p. j. Bowlln and family moved in from
their cottage at White Bear last week
Miss Mamie Bowlin and Miss Nellie Egan
returned to school at Georgetown, S. c., last
week.
Miss Grace M. Warner. of $40 Portland
avenue left for Vassar college last week, to
complete her education.
II. C. McNair and family have returned
from White Bear lake TO their residence IN
this city, No. $50 Dayton avenue.
Norman Storr entertained few of his
friends at his home last Friday evening, the
occasion being his twenty-first birthday
George w. Langevin, who accompanied his
brother Edward Langeyln, to Notre Dame
university, South Bend, Ind, has returned
home.
Miss NJ. a. Brophy. who deftly mani uIates
the instruments at the Northwestern Tele-
phone exchange at night is enjoying short
vacation.
Mrs. G. Good and daughter, Mrs Howard
IT. Eachus. have returned from the East,
where they went TO place Master Walter
Good atschool.
Mrs. II. s. Keith, of North Platte, Neb,
who has been visiting her sister. Mrs. T. f.
Brown, of 267 Nelson avenue for the past
ten days, left for home Friday evening last
Mr., and Mrs. L. Ludwig celebrated stheir
Silver wedding Thursday evening, assisted
by their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Melville. They received many hand
some presents. The friends present were
Mr. and Mrs. George Mrs. C. Ludwig, Mr.
and Mrs Pierce. Mr.. and Mrs. Heck, Mr.. aud
Mrs. Thurston, Mr.. and Mrs. Phippen, Mrs
Waters. Mrs. Thayer. Mrs. Orr, Mr.. Olson.
The marriage of Alexander A Kuby, of ST.
Paul, and Miss May Gibson, of DEBORAH, To-.
occurred last Wednesday morning at $3.50, at
the home of the brides parents, Mr.and Mrs.
r. T. Gibson. The wedding was a social
affair, many of the prominent people of De-
corah being present. The gifts were many
turned to st. Paul at their future home 90
Leech street.
A very pleasant surprise party was ten
dered Mr.. and Mrs. t. w. Beulke at their
home. 621 John street Tuesday evening,
their fifteenth wedding anniversary. Among
those who shared the pleasures of the even
ltg were Rev. ID. Pfaff. Mr.. and Mrs William
Mahle, Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles Grewe. Mr.. and
Mrs William Beulke, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Beulke
Misses Lizzie Beulke. Lizzie Pfaf Rose
Mahle. Messrs. Daniel Pfaff Dr.. Frank Mahle
and Ben Beulke.
A very pleasant event was the surprise
party which occurred Friday evening. sept
It, at the residence of Miss Agnes Nicholson
OF 357 Livingston avenue. Among the guests
present were Misses Bottomer, Hendy, Dew
ereauX, McMahan, Lyons. Martin, Dubord
Griffin: Murphy, Huntress Maher. Campbell,
Kelly Walsh. Minea, Newton, Griffin Roddy
La Belle, Carman, Lucy, Howard; Messrs
Hendy, Schnittger. Mccarthy. Butler. Nc
MILAN, Ed and George Schaum, James and
SOSepu DuTke hnauIt GleD, thompson,
Melady, NeScott, Thomas, Bohrer, Newton
Miss Ida Mampel and Harry c. Grayum
were married Thursday evening. Sept -, at
the Clinton Avenue Al. Z. church. Rev. w. c.
Rice officiating. Misses Meta Mampel and
Annie Burke were the bridesmaids and
Messrs. James Daley and LATE Kershaw were
the groomsmen. The bride looked very at
tractive i'll her dress of cream brocaded silk
en- traine, veil and diamonds. The church
was handsomely decorated with ferns and
flowers. Mr.. and Mrs. Grayum have
gone for a short trip. and will be al
home to receive their friends after Oct ID.
The presents were both numerous and costly
A very pleasant and enjoyable evening was
spent at MIR. and Mrs. u. Collects 364 East
Ninth street, Monday evening. Music and
dancing were freely INDUCED H. and all en-
5oyed themselves immensely. c. Guldin
played some remarkably good music ON the
either, and music-loying people would have
q treat if they could only hear him for half
hour. The following is list of friends who
visited them Monday evening: Misses NJ
Sersting, L. Gersting, NJ. Lynch, n. Pusch,
ners, j. Taylor; Messrs NJ. Davis, Batten-
berg. Stump, Ruge, Schaller, Taylor, ii.
MMackenworth, G. Collect c. Guldin, G. W.
Collect cyril Collett T. Summers, II. Sum-
ners, Master Lewis Collett.
James Keough, of Hamline avenue, was
agreeably surprised on his birthday, Friday.
Sept. -, by host of his young friends.
Among those present were the Misses Muir
uilIS, @nttSSiC III tuu AOeDlS, Ia. noe
mig, NJ. " heeler, Lizzie Kerwln, Mamie Luby,
Wheeler, Gertie Jansen Lou Bohland
Anime Luby, Hedwig Lemke, Aggie Mooney
a. Jansen, L. Jansen, Philme Richards
Carrie Karcher, Maud Moser l.
Bohland, Lizzie Dayern, Mary Bohland
7. Sobotka, j. Roman, A. Bohland
n DaYern. Bertha Gross and Lizzie Otto
Messrs. Zoe Kerwin, r. Murnane, Franz
Mooney, George Richards, M Mooney
George Smith, Frank Hunt, Ernest BohIand
George Hunt George Hlnckel. al Lemke. &c
Bueger q. Mooney, j. Bohland, +. Davern
j. Luby r. Mooney, o. Sobotka, Dan Luby
NJ. Luby A. Dayern, c. Jansen and W. King
Miniature Safe given free to every
child that opens an account at the State
Savings Bank, Germania Life Ins
Bldg, Fourth and Minnesota SITS.
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