St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-07
SOCIAL FUNCTIONS.

Miss Abbey Livingston. of Summit avenue,
Entertained quite Il number of her young
friends in very enjoyable manner Monday
evening, the occasion being her birthday.
and many were the gifts and congratulations
sent the little lady Among the number pres
ent were the Misses Pauline Ferguson, Marion
Lamprey, Elsie Pope, Bessie Durham Louise
Cary. Mamie Livingston, May Bend. Mabel
Horn, Bonnie Ransom ard Messrs. John
Armstrong Ramsey Furuess, George Rugg
Albert Armstrong, Durham, Hobert. Willie
Finch and Meredith Bend.
Miss Lizzie Gundiach was genuinely sur
prised at her home on Fauquier street Thurs
day evening by humber OF her friends.
among whom were Misses Rosa Bereiter.
Clara Bereiter, Bertha TRACER. Mary Manska,
Paulina Block, Mary Burkhardt, Mary Graul,
haupt, c. c. kuehner. d. Pfaff Jr. A Ber-
ger. William Z +. Mohaupt E r. Bereiter,
Edwin Mohaupt, L. Block, j Gundlach aud
F. Heitmiller. The evening was delightfully."-
which an elegant repast was served.
Tuesday afternoon and evening, in the
beautiful grounds surrounding DR.. Lawton's
house on Grand avenue, the Daughters of
the Church gave very successful sale and
festival. Half CT the proceeds were devoted
charge of the following little girls: Lillian
Miles, Bonnie Ranscme, May Bend. Ethel
Taylor, jamie Hallowell, Emily Greenleaf,
Grace May and Evelyn Officer.
A L. II.
treated several of his men friends to pleas
ant surprise on Tuesday evening. in the form
of a dinner. after which they were enter
with vocal and instrumental music and cards
Those present were: James f. Lawless, j.
W. Morgan II. W. Heine. Robert Weilish, A
G. Neipel. William. Law, g. c. Gates. T. d.
Adams, Lorn Campbell. Walter lie, F. r.
Myers.
Mrs. George Weyh. of 1888 Reaney street,
entertained number of her friends at
a. aJtN Loot
the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Gersten-
maier. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schroeder, Mr.
and Mrs. John Luther, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Weyh Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. John Enterman, Mr.
and Mrs Schmth and Mrs u. II. Davis.
Some day next week it is likely that the
Nushka club may give german nj the La
fayette, rs the management of that hosiery
has kindly sent Them an invitation and
placed himself and his able corps of more or
less able assistants at the disposal of the
club.
Yesterday and today the shores of Lake
Minnetonka are made gay with the bright
costumes of the ladies who are taking an OBJ
servation OF The races. These occasions give
them the excellent opportunity 10 put on
gowns of fascinating pattern, to which the
men and the Zeyhyrs fab an easy prey.
Last Tuesday evening the members of the
laundry Employees Social club held meet
ng and decided 10 give an excursion down
die river Sunday afternoon and evening,
Eug. Il. Committees have already arranged
tr good music and refreshments.
The Acorn club meets Tuesday evening at
C5l st. Anthony avenue. The programme in
fudes glance AZ lillian CaXton and some
specimens of his printing AID illustrations;
also letter from al acorn now spIouting in
wildwood" III.
The Ladies' Child of St Peters Church.
Cayton's Diuff, will give lawn festival al 642
forth street. near Bates avenue. Tuesday
trenlDg next. Aug Q, 10 which all are cor
aially invited. tAdmission free. REFRESH
alents served.
The Druids are expecting a large attend