St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-11
SOCIAL FUNCTIONS.

Dus friends rendered her surprise at
her home, at 613 Arundel street, in
honor of her eighteenth birthday. She
was overwhelmed with flowers AMI
useful presents, and the evening was
spent most eniOyahly. Among those
present were the Misses Minnie and
Louise WeEmeier, Minnie Fuhrmann,
Hannah and Lizzie Vistadt, Jennie
Reimers, Lou Weyh, Francis Braatz,
man, Ida braves, May and Ethel
Douglass, of Chicago; Theresa Schroe-
der, Annie Richter, Belle and Jennie
Ramong, OF Saltwater, and the MesSrS.
John Berth. Albert Fuhrmann, Arthur
Won Rohr, VIII Weyh, August KirSch-
baum, Nike Michigan, Charlie Gerber,
viii Lemke, Fred Schroeder, Ernst
Heunisch, Ed La Fontain, Gus Wolfan-
Eel, Jake Ehrmentraut, Richard Henni-
set, Charlie Richter.
One of the most complete surprise
parties Of the season was that given by
MI. and Mrs. L. +. Byrne on Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Doll, at their residence. 50S
Canada street, Friday evening. The
the music of Seibert's orchestra: Mr..
and Mrs. T.. e. Byrne, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Doll, Mr.. and Mrs. Barry. Mrs.
Eshelman, Mrs. Lamberson; Misses
Byrne, McPhail, Anderson, Ingerman,
!. Kothe, Murphy. McCauley, De Vault,
u Hatch, Cotton; MeSSrS. StOneman, Baker,
McManuS, McCatfrey. HOllihan, FInan,
Miller, Gibbons, Sheridan, Todd. ST.
mons, Virne, BowleS, Mcdonald, Nor
gan, Lee, Dams, Blaine. While a mid
night lunch was being prepared Miss
kothe recited two beautiful selections.
Among the surprise parties of the sea-
son was the one given by Miss Rose
Bereiter in honor of her brother Ed
ward at her home Oh De Sofa street on
Thanksgiving evening. The uneX-
pected guests were Misses Rose and
Clara Barelter. Hellie Cleveland, Tillie
Traeger, Ida Wellmann, Mary Graul,
Bertha Miller, Mary Burkhardt, Paulina
Block and MessrS. G. b. Mohaupt, &. g.
Kuehner, William Z. f. Mohaupt. Ed
ward Moaupt, d. Pfaff Jr.. f. HeIt-
miller, Ii. Miller, f. Block, E. Jeske
and Stewart Mcmillan. Music. games,
etc, made the hours speed all too rap
Idly for the happy young people.
Nine. PrOvoncher gave her daughter
Violette Il birthday party on Friday
evening, Dee 9. There were games and
dancing through the evening. The
Delecto Mandolin and Guitar club fur
nished the music. Mme. ProV0ncher
gas assisted by Mrs. Pesey and Mrs.
Slint. Among the guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. McQuaid, Mrs. Flint, Mrs. PelSey;
Misses Coleman, Jennetts. Pr0Voncher.
Rogers, DoWlan, Meunier, Ponpeney,
MesSrS. omalley, Fisher, Daily, Knee,
Adler, Melady, Mcguire, Roberts, Knee,
Whitney, Dougam, Proyoncher.
Miss Emma Hausdorf pleasantly en-
tertaned ii few of her friends at her
home, II Isabel street, Friday evening
to a eucher party. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Mcdonald, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rochat, Mr.. and Mrs. Schlemmer,
Misses Garvey, Kaufman, Minea,
Rourke and Mabel and Nettie Boston;
Messrs. E. 2. Melady, Yoerg, Summers.
Kraft, Peters, Bruener, Hausdorf aud
j. NJ. Melady. Miss Mabel Boston won
the ladies' progressive prize and }. NJ.
Melady the gents. Miss Kitty Garvey
secured the ladies' foot prize and Frank
Yoerg the gents. MI. Schlemmer won
the lone-hahd prize.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Thomas
Blythe Scott gave tea for her guests.
Miss Briggs and Miss Field. 1t was an
unusually elegant affair, and there was
q rare display OF SkillfulIy arranged
the handSOmeSt of the many social gath
Der of gentlemen came in later in the
day. Mrs. Scott was assisted by Mrs.
LAWYER Of Mitchell, Oak; Miss Gordon,
Miss Finch, Miss SturgiS and Miss Mary
GilGllau. ~s
The reception at the Metropolitan
hotel on Wednesday afternoon by the
ladies interested in the mothers teas,
given under the auspices of the Bethel
association, and the reception upon the
occasion Of the opening of the new
rooms Of the Young Woman's Friendly
association, were pleasant social affairs
Of the week. AT the former an admira-
BILE paper on Egypt was read by Mrs.
Lamborn, greatly TO the delight Of the
ladies present.
The Sunday School "Ten" of the
Kings Daughters and Sons of the uni
Versalist Church will hold sale OF their
handiWOrk with the ladies, at $40 Robert
street, Thursday, triday and Saturday,
and their friends will find them we'll
stocked with the daintieSt Of mil kweed
bags, saclcts, and many more useful
gifts to tuck away in some dear ones
stocking Come and see the pretty
boxes and homemade confectionery.
Mrs. w. W. Nicholas gave historical
tea to the teachers Of the Clinton Ave
nue. Methodist church Thursday even
ing at her home on Congress street. She
was assisted by her daughter, Miss
Phaeber, and Mrs. Mare. Those present
were Misses Winchell, Rice, Reed,
Dark, Ray, Williams, Rev. and Mrs.
Cochran. Messrs. Hosmer. Dr.. Dock
Btatter Munson, Dingle, Thayer. Erd-
man and Lynn Nicholas.
A large euchre party was given
Thursday evening by DR.. and Mrs.
r. HeYener, OF Sixth street, i'll honor Of
the twentieth anniversary of their we'd
ding. There were twenty couples pres
ent and a great many gifts were pre-
scented to the entertainers. The prizes
were awarded TO Mr.. Freeman and Mrs.
Farwell hlr. Barber and Mrs. Horst,
MIR. Hoffman and Mrs. Schitfman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webster. of Farquier
street. gave euchre party last Thurs
day evening. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs Germaine. Mr.. and Mrs. DenS-
more, Mir. and Mrs. Mcdonald, Mr.. and
Mrs. SHARP, Mr. and Mrs. BroOkenS, Mr..
and Mrs Gregory, Mr.. and Mrs. Grant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanph, Mr.. and Mrs.
Viers and Mrs. Starke.
Wednesday even ing the friends of Mr..
ana Mrs. Cederblom, of 709 Minnehaha
street, called upon them in honor Of
their UWenty-ffth wedding anniversary.
About 100 friends and relatives were
present. Many presents were bestowed
upon the happy pair, among them a
handsome coffee service.
Miss Mary Turner, of Maple street,
entertained a number of friends last
Tuesday evening. A pleasant game of
cinch was played, after which refresh
ments were served. and all enjoyed a
few round dances before they departed d.
Il musical and literary entertainment
will be given at Yves minister church
Monday evening, at which j. M. Haw-