St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-28

Msssrs. G. " sheeh snns j. Paterson S%a e.
DAM. A. Kingsley, A. Geisen, W. Law
Ter, w. Prusen, &. Witty. &. Turner,
}. Herder, NJ. Delaney, Caud A. Dohm,
j. Slocum. Crowther English, q. Kena-
ley, j. Burke. A. GrOnewald, Il. Prem
dergast, ID. McArdln, o. Erdman, L. S.
ShanIey and Toby Mcmahon.
Lifts Hall was the scene of merry
making Wednesday evening, the oc-
casion being the formal opening of the
dancing season by Mrs. Ii. Marie Rob
bins. The exercises opened with the
mnuet Ell quartz, danced by Miss
George Haywood. c. r. Robbins, Miss
Gertrude Manner, Charles Chase. Miss
Carrie Manner, Mr.. Daily, Miss Edna
Gooch. Burt Knowles, Miss Pendergast.
Burt Chase, Miss Julia Hess, James
Maher, Miss Helen Gooch, XIV. Brown,
Miss Pendergast and Fred Shore. The
stately dance was very credtably per-
formed by tine participants and pleased
the many spectators who witnessed it.
A Spanish dance, artiStically executed
by Georgia Haywood, Edna Gooch and
Mable Staughton, was next presented.
and merited the applause which fol-
lowed. A programme Of eleven dances.
danced by the entire party, occupied
the time until near midnight.
Among the persons present were: Jules
r. Heywoo ard daughter, Cleveland.
e.; Mrs Stoughton, Mrs. Van Horn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Flanagan, Mrs. Fuller,
III. H. Fuller. Mr.. and Mrs. Quischaw,
MIR. and Mrs. Stahl and daughter. Mr..
and Mrs. Whitman, Mrs. Gooch, Her
bert Gooch, Mrs. Pendergast,. Miss
Pendergast. Gertie, Emma and Car
rie Manner, Helen and Edna
Gooch, Daisy and Josie Bell,
Viva Mcmillan. Sadie Plechner,
Carrie NJ. Knowles, Julia Dooley, Julia
Hess, Kittie Sullivan, Merriam Park;
Gertrude Cady. Minneapolis; DR.. Pat
tterson, Messrs. Robert NJ. Bell, Burt
Knowles. Frank Campbell. Burt Chase,
Charles Chase, Frank Mcmahon, Frank
Murray, George Daley, William Sulli-
van. Walter Whitman. Fred Shaw; j.
McGowan, K. w. Brown, William ii.
Baker. Herman KretZ and MIR. Hess.
On Wednesday, at st. Johns church,
White Bear lake, occurred the marriage
OF Miss Lizzie Reid to Charles G. Trott.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. DIR. John III. Wright, of st. Paul's
church, and was attended by only very
few friends of the families. Both young
people are very well known in ST. Paul,
the groom having always lived in the
city. He is son of Herman Trott. for
merly of st. Paul, but now of Tacoma.
a delightful surprise was rendered
Miss Anna Gruber, of 145 Carroll street,
Thursday evening, in honor of her six
teenth birthday. The evening was spent
III playing games and III dancing.
Among those present were the Misses
Rose and Veronica Erbert, Rose Jansen,
Louise Weber, TeenY Theoders, May
Murphy, of Duluth; Lizzie Lux, Anna
and Kate Gruber and Gussie Luo, and
the NeSSrs. w. Shaubert, j. Dreis, ID.
II. Lando. j. Gruber, NJ. TheOders and
q. Messing.
Mrs. II. G. McCartey, at Mahtomedl,
day, Aug. 25. at o'clock. Plates were
laid for fourteen guests. The house
was decorated with gOldenrOd and
maiden-hair ferns, and presented
charming scene. Among those present
were Mrs. DIR. Christie, Mrs. Burtis,
Mrs. Shinoneck, Mrs. Buchanan, Mrs.
Morris, Mrs. Ii. Hall, Mrs. s. q. Smith,
Mrs. f. w. Davis and Mrs. Trip.
The infant classes connected with the
st. Peters church, Holy Innocence and
st. Theresa held basket picket Thurs
day on the spacious lawn in front of
Aselemere cottage, the residence of Mr..
Miss Jessie Hurd. assisted by several
OTHERS. chaperoned the little ones. A
delightful time was spent until p. m,
when they returned to town highly
pleased with their days outing.
A pleasure very rarely enjoyed was
accorded to few friends Of Mrs. d. ID.
Bryant, of 423 RondO street, Wednesday
evening. A night bloom cereuS, with
two perfectly eXpanded flowers and an
other bud opening to perfection, ditfus-
ing the richest fragrance throughout
the rooms, was q source of tine keenest
enjoyment to the assembled visitors.
and one to be long remembered
Thursday of this week Col. Francis
Mcnamara, one of the prominent men
OF st. Paul, was married at Butte, Mont,
to Mrs. Lizzie w. Tuttle. of Butte, the
ceremony taking place in the Grace
Episcopal church, in that city. The
colonel is great favoIite in st. Paul
and will be heartily congratulated.
Friday Miss Frances Relf entertained
number of her young lady friends
from 3 too O'clock in an exceedingly
pleasant manner at an afternoon tea at
her home i'll Park Place. Among those
who were there were the Misses Bessie
Cornish, Elsie Whitney, Alice Officer,
Jennie Wood and several others.
The w. G. L. U. will give ali excur-
sion down the river Tuesday evening
on the steamer George Hays. The ST.
Anthony Hill orchestra will accompany,
and lunch will also be served OH the
steamer. 1t is expected that Miss Nor
gan, of New York, will be present and
recite.
Frank Iseln gave dinner at the
Town and Country club Mond ay in
honor of George Wood, of New York,
whose engagement to Miss Ben was
announced last season. The Dime was
small, but one of the prettiest ever given
at the club house.
Miss Mamie McQuaid, of 64S Hague
avenue, was very pleasantly surprised
by party of her friends on Wednesday
night, the occasion being her departure
for school at Faribault. which takes
| place IN few days.
| Mr.. and Mrs. 81. Knox Taylor, As Lyle
hart street, invited the young people of
the House of Hope church Thursday
| evening to meet DR.. and Mrs. Christie,
| who leave next week for Allegheny,Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Berry entertained
very pleasantly Tuesday evening i'm
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. James Dickinson,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ID. Bentley aud Mr..
and Mrs. George j. Kustern.
The Epworth League of the First
Swedish M. E. Church gave an ice
cream festival. with music and a lecture
| Oy frO1. w allneuS, from chicago,
Wednesday evening.
The ladies of the Church of AS cension
! gave lawn social last Tuesday even
| ing at the residence of DR.. Haw kinS,
corner of Isabel and Clinton avenues,
| West st. Paul.
Mrs. W. F. Carroll, of Dayton avenue,
entertained during the past week some
| Quincy. ILL.,, friends who are spending
! the summer In the North
The midsummer meeting of the Tar
sar Students Aid society was held Fri
day at Miss Hulbert's at Minnetonk a
beach.
st. Paul Chapter No. "a, o. E. R., held
their picnic at Wildwood yesterday.
Miss Mabel Horn entertained Friday
| evening, informally.
Miss Mary Bass entertained her