St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-21

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EdmondS and Burns.
Last Friday evening the Turnout Pleasure
club met at the home of Miss Laura Lewis
AID went on sleigh ride To Woodruff
hotel, Merriam Park, where supper was
served The young people in the party were
Rufus Hogan, Miss Earnst. William Pc 1erson,
Miss Laura Lewis, III. Jensen, Miss Annie
Lytzen, John Lewis. Miss Eboe Netterberg,
Charles Hooper Miss Rose Netterberg. A.
RoSenquSt William Lewis and Miss Lizzie
Newcomb
MIR. and Mrs. Ellis entertained a party of
| thirty couples at their residence at South st.
| Paul Thursday evening, many friends from
west st, Paul being present. The St. Paul
BANJO club was among the guests ana fur
! nished music for dancing. An excellent
| banquet was provided, and the occasion was
one OF the pleasant events of the week.
Two of ST. Paups very incest little girls,
Miss Laura Sharp and Miss Ruth Carson.
| viii Jointly and severally celebrate their
birthday anniversaries Monday with a little
! party of their friends at the home of the
former on Portland avenue. Upon that au-
| spicious day Miss Sharp will be seven years
| Old and Miss Carson FOUR years old.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Rebholz have sent out
cards for the marriage of their daughter. Miss
| Lizzie RebholZ to Charles c. Lauer at St
Matthew church Tuesday next at O'Clock.
After the ceremony there will be reception
at the residence OF the brides parents. No.
4O1 South Wabasha street. Mr.. Lauer is the
| son of Andrew Lauer, and is very favorably
regarded by all who know him.
A leap year sleighing party, consisting of
the Misses Nelson, Bray and Doe, Messrs III.
E. George. +. Il. George, S. K. Chamberlain,
enjoyed ride TO Merriam Park on Tuesday
evening. Upon their return they were
| driven to the residence of Mrs. A. A. Sharp,
on Third street, where refreshments were
served and the remainder of the evening
spent IN games and music.
Mrs L. +. Price was given a surprise at her
home on Viola street last Tuesday evening.
Am ng those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Baker Mr. and Mrs. Cornell, MI ana Mrs
Matthews, Mr.. and Mrs. Miller, Mr., and Mrs
A. Mcdonald. Mr.. Stone, Mr.. Bell, Mr.. Beatty
VIII Williams. ID. Barrett. Mrs. Beatty, Mrs.
Williams, Miss Galloway, Miss Owens, Miss
Palmer, Miss Matthews, Mr. and Mrs. Helson.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs w. G. Robert
son. of Laurel avenue, gave an afternoon re-
ception, and i'll the evening arranged a leap
year german tor the young ladies who had
assisted her. Miss Stephenson and Miss
Emma Undertake led the coullion. 1t was
one of the most elegant affairs OF the past
season.
One of the most select and enjoyable leap
pear parties was given at Central hall Friday
evening by the ladies of the l.. p. c. club.
Much credit is due to the committee in
gallant attention to the gentlemen. 1t was
success socially and financially.
Mrs. John Swlnborne, of Iglehart street,
gave delightful lunch Thursday afternoon
those present were Mesdames DR.. Eddy,
Thayer, Perego. Dockery. of Merriam Park,
and MesdameS Clark. Cooper and Schiebel OF
St Paul
Mr.; aud Mrs. NJ. j. Shelly entertained a
number of their friends at progressive euchre
last evening at their home on Lucy street.
West side. Au elegant supper was served at
II o'clock, to which all did ample justice. j.
j.. Daily won the head prize and Jim Regain
the foot.
Mrs Jappia Strait oovo n, o1or,n+ rooo,
ton at her residence, 634 Hague avenue,
from to Thursday afternoon. She was as
sisted by Mrs. G. W. Cox and Mrs. Sharpe.
The parlors were beautifully decorated with
flowers, etc.
Thursday evening about thirty young peo-
pie visited Odin q. Clay's home, at Grey
Cloud island, where they were entertained
with true Southern hospitality.
Master Martie Richardson, of 507 Marshall
avenue, celebrated his ninth birthday yester-
day, entertaining about twenty of his young
friends with a sleigh ride.
Mrs F. B. Clarke will give a reception
Wednesday tor the lady delegates to the Col
umbla fair convention to be neld i'll St. Paul.
DR.. and Mrs. c. E. Bean. of Holly avenue,
have sent out cards for progressive euchre
party next Friday evening at o'clock.
Mrs. William NinsioW gave dainty lunch
con Ut the Aberdeen on Tuesday to twenty
four of the younger society women.
Miss Anna Laeffelholz OF Fuller street,
was pleasantly surprised Saturday evening
by number of her friends.
Next Friday evening Mademoiselle Fairne
will give French progressive novelty party
at the Baldwin seminary.
Miss Minna Bartelheim very pleasantly en-
tertained a number of friends at her home
Wednesday evening.
Miss Annie Guthrie will give small dane
ing party Monday evening AT her home on
Laurel avenue.
Mark j. Walden and Miss Grace O'Hallorau
were married on Wednesday by Rev. DR..
Heffron.
Miss Minnie Buttomer entertained a num-
ing.
A sleigh ride party will be given next Mon
day evening by Miss Bessie Shirk.