St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-23


Carrie Armbruster, lydia Never. Mary
| Rhinehart, Julia Wichman. Minnie
! Aehtekirch. Ida Strate and Lille Bach a:
Messrs. EdMiller, Albert Bach. Sam
TRACER, Louis Wolderstorf, Frank
Wichman, Will Meyer, Charles Llndeke.
q. GOithehuet, l.. Rhinehart, J. Bach.
u. Kochsiek, George Tenme. A VOL
derstorf, Charles Bach and Charles
Burger.
The young ladies of the high school
are not to be found wanting in all the
embellishments of civilized life, and
therefore have secret society, wherein
the mysteries are of the peculiarly deep
and dark and very harmless nature
Last Thursday evening this society ha q
Dickens party at the home of Miss
Mirabel Otis, on Summit avenue. Nam
of Dickens Well-known characters were
represented in the costumes worn, and
! there was no end of fun.
\ benefit ball will be given next
! Tuesday evening at Turner hall by the
! friends of Tim Mccarthy. who is SO
/ we'll known to residents of this city, eS-
| pecially on the West side Considera-
i bic interest is being taken in making a
| substantial benefit for one who has
j been impoverished by serious sickness.
Tickets are in charge of a committee,
! James q. Ryan. Louis j. Calvin and
others, and at AS Wabasha and All Rob-
! ert streets.
Prof. }. w. Rank and wife, of 252 st.
Anthony avenue, were rendered a Sur
prise party Friday evening by Curtis
F.! college eXstudents and teachers. The
i following were present: Misses Sly,
| Thompson, Davis, Blasting, Williams.
| Mckay, Thornton, MarigOld, Reyes,
I Hatch and Marion. NnSSrS StaSSaD
/ WinchelI, Spence, Dolenty, Geib, Shall
en-, Gunther and Allen. Games and
| dancing were INDUCED in until an early
| hour.
! The second reading. i'll which Mr..
Lindley will finish Hamlet" will be
| given Oct. 81 at Mrs. J. @. Adams. on
: Crocus hill. Mr.. and Mrs. Lindley rep
| resent departure in stage productions
at private entertainments. Although
! the reading is given without stage &C
| cesSOries. it is otherwise exactly as
| though it were on the stage of a theater.
Miss Lena Gauger entertained few
young people at Lake Como last Mon
day evening. A very pleasant evening
| was passed with music, games and re-
/ freShments. Among those present were:
Misses Caroline Davis. Louise Weyh, t.
| Schloeche. Annie Richter, aud MeSSrS.
| Richter, Richard IIornich and Frank IL.
! Davis.
About fifteen couples pleasantly sur
prised Mrs. Bataque, Of Mahtonedl, last
Saturday evening. The party merrily
whiIed away the hours with dancing,
singing, card playing, etc. The Mando-
lin, Banjo and Guitar club, under the
leadership of Fred Swanson, furnished
the music.
Mrs. ID. ii. Davis, of Olive street, en-
tcrtained number of her friends at
tea Thursday evening. Among those
present were Mrs. j. l.. Luther. MIR.
and Mrs. Carl Gestenamier. Mrs. Gauger.
| Mrs. Enterman, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. c..
Schroeder. Mrs. q. Weyh Jr. and Mrs.
| Lindeke.
Mrs. ID. II. Davis. of COS Olive street.
/ entertained number of her old friends
to tea last Thursday evening. Among
| those present were Mrs. }. Luther Mr..
| and Mrs. Carl Gestennaler, Mrs. eau
| ger. Mrs. J. Enterman, Mrs. Smith. Mrs.
! G. Schroeder, Mrs. G. Weyh Jr., Mrs.
| Lindeke.
Rev. Thomas McClary was rendered a
reception at the Bates Avenue Nj. Z.
church Friday evening by the Ladies'
Aid society and the Y. p. S. G. f. Re
I
tendance had right royal time.
Mr.. and Mrs. George, Of Conway
street. celebrated the twenty-ffth an
! niversary OF their Wedding Monday
evening by entertaining large number
of their friends at the Iron hall on
| Bates avenue.
A farewell reception was rendered to
Rev. and Mrs. Stenen, by the members
of the East Pres bVterian church, at the
residence of w. II. Cook, 1909 FauQuiel
street last Tuesday evening.
Miss May Johnson entertained num-
Der of friends at her bone on West De
los street, Wednesday evening. Vari
Gus amusements were INDUCED in until
late hour.
One of the pleasant social events of
the week was the tea given Friday aft
ernoon from TO by Miss Ray Robin
son, of Portland avenue.
Mrs. Sarah Stemen gives a recital a.
the East Presbyterian church Tuesday
evening, Oct. %