St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-17
The Third Annual Ball of the Junior Pioneers Will Be
Graeed by the Presence of Some OF the
Old Settlers.

Garbe. Emma Schrieber, Ida Miller Fanny
Granville, Pauline Berger and Messrs. Frank
Wichman. W. j. Peter, James Glanville, L.
W WOlterstOrff A. 6. Bach. II. ellis and
Edward F. Miller.
On Tuesday evening a very pleasant sur
prise party was rendered Miss Annie Slater
NJ the home or her sister. Mrs. John Grady,
on Cherokee avenue, by the Misses Timmins
Misses McQuillan, Heating. Walsh. Dough-
erty. Cloonen. Slater FurneSty, Bosworth,
and Mesdames Grady, Slater, Daley and Fin
erty, and Messrs. Murphy, Daley, Collins,
Slater, Markly, Hickey, Mcdonald. Couahlin,
Myers, Gallinough, Qulrk and Sullivan.
Miss Nell j Brady, with Mrs A. E. Winsor,
at 2S3 Goodrich avenue, was surprised by a
few friends Thursday evening. There were
present c. ". Slayton, II. g. Collins. j. Gut
mann and sister Mary. s. J. Agnew, A. Gut
10: Ii. NJ. Brady, of IShpeming, Mich. Alex
Brady, of New London. Wis: the Misses
Katie Annie, Rose and Emma A. Funk, Miss
Maud Boynt0n and Miss Stella Winsor and
Earl Slayton.
4 number of the friends of Miss Friese
surprised her at her home last Tuesday
evening. and 4 very pleasant evening was
spent Among the surpriSers were Misses
Carrie Davis. Louise Weyh, Annie Nelson,
Annie BUsacker, Rose Peter, Minnie Hapft.
Schroeder and Reichue. and Messrs William
Wevh. Edward Friese, Charles Reichtie,
George %eyh Jr. and Frank Davis.
.Fantasma of Flowers be presented at
Turner hall on the evenings of the 18th and
18th inst. for the benefit of the Christian
ceapel. on Nelson and Harrington avenues.
The cast includes Mrs. D. F. De Wolf, Mrs.
j. ". Thompson, Mrs. T. F. Mccormick, Miss
Sealy. Miss Fairy Faulkner. Miss Farwell,
Miss Morris, MissMOrehouse, W. 7. YanYorx. D.
+. Colville. Mrs. D. F. COlville.
Miss Jennie Brown. we'll known through
out the city as a leading musical artist, and
/ William B. Chaplin. of DulHth. were quietly
married Thursday in the presence of few
intimate friends Rev. Charles D. Andrews
officiating. Lieut.. Tear, Of Duluth. was the
groom's best man.
Thursday evening a box party was given
by Miss Artiss, of Wabasha street, to Mr.. and
Mrs Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. Schwartz. Misses
Korth, Ranch, Bedford. o'Den, keenan,,
Walstrmus. Douty, Gallagher; Messrs. Grant,
Shepard, Cummings, Hunkley. Douty, Kis-
sam. Tobin.
Mrs Mark D. Flower and Miss Hawkins re-
ceptlon u Wednesday was q charming affair.
just Informal enough to be delightful Miss
Stickney poured tea and Miss Castle ehoc-
olate, The other young women who as
sisted were Miss OLeary and Miss Davis, of
Pana- III.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. R. Dunn gave small din
ner party for Miss SIade and Miss Baxter
THURSDAY evening There were present Mr..
and Mrs. Dunn. Misses Slade, Baxter and
Finch, and Messrs. Yardley, Pierce. Hay
ward Wright. and A. Wright.
On Feb. Whitney WALL of this city. will
be married to Miss Rosa Mcdonald, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Mcdonald. of Louis
vile, KY The prospective bride is a lovely
and accom- lished girl and niece of Hon.
William Louis Kelly.
Mrs. r. c. Jeffsrson will entertain on the
22d for Miss Murphy and Miss Bessie Smith,
of Chicago. Miss Smith is already well
known among the younger set, as she is a
graduate of the high school class of 90.
Miss NJ. E. McCaughev gave a card and
dancing party at her home. 227 East Tenth
street, Friday evening to about thirty-five of
her friends. They had a very enjoyable
time.
The marriage of Miss Dora Winzelman and
Ernest Sauer was solemnized at the home OF
the bride in West st. Paul Thursday evening.
Rev. W. +. Dreher performed the ceremony.
Miss Nettie Robe celebrated her fourteenth
birthday Wednesday evening at her home on
Exchange street. A very enjoyable evening
was spent BY her little friends.
Mrs. T. IL. Pitts. of Dayton avenue. enter
tanned Misses Margaret and Annie Robinson,
OF the shenandoah company, at luncheon
on Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Porterfield receives Thurs
days in January at Az Holly avenue. Her
last reception was most charming affair
Mrs. II. NJ. Smith has invited great many
society people to meet Miss Rathbone, Jan
u, from to IL O'Clock.
Miss Handy. of Western avenue, enter
tanned informally last evening.
Mrs James J. Egan will give a reception
this week.