St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-05-22
SOCIAL EVENTS.

A reception and hop was held at 100 South
Robert street on Tuesday evening last by Miss
NJ. Stanton, Miss X. Stanton. Miss n. Rudy
and Otto Erdmau in honor of Miss Norman.
A very pleasant evening was spent. Among
the paTtic' pants were the Misses Josie Geary,
Nellie MagraW, Lizzie O'keefe. O'Leary,
Louise Madison, Lydia Schof. Lizzie Cowley,
Julia Cowley, Kate Murray May Moore,
Christina Madison, Fonsena Fontaine, Willis,
Maggie McAvoy, Lumley. Lottie Mcdonald,
NJ. Carr. X. Fischer Lucy LOgeiin, Selma Ma
graw. Mamie BOland, Katy Smith, Clara
Squires, Ida Logelin, NJ HOrrigan, Georgiana
Metcalf, Jessie Scott; Messrs. NJ. German. j.
German, Slater, Clancy, Callan, Wardell,
WhiDple, James Jordan, j. Cook. J. D. Bod
ford, William Ryan, f. Brick. l.. Pierce, COT
fey, Russell, Thomas, n. vi ara, Conway.
Doyle, Dunton, DR.. Babcock, Weber, William
Nagel. Frank Barron. Joe McCue, Joseph
Brow Il, William LaWton, Hurder.
Miss Anniee Rylie. of Hudson, and Michael
McGrath. of this city, who were united i'll the
holy bonds of matrimony Tuesday, May II,
at st. Patrick's church at Hudson, Wis. re-
turned to the home of Mrs. Nellie Mcclure
Friday evening after short trip to
welcomed by their many friends.
Dancing and luncheon followed.
Those present were: Misses 2. Zarret,
May Eyer, Kiltie Carr, May Hamilton, Fan
ME Hester, Nellie Moore, Edna Jerome,
Mamie Gazette May Archer, Mrs. J. A. With,
Wilson: MeSSrS. ". kennahaW, j. Duncan.
Liesk. NJ. Larraty. Barrett, j. Welsh, j. KOfod,
A. Warm J. Everats, A Holman. G. Edmon-
son, b. Powers, Kessler and F. MCGUIRE.
There was pleasant excursion party to
Duluth last week OF number of congenial
young people who were the guests of Ed
ward Wood, of New York, who was visiting
in the city. The party started late Sunday
night in special car and reached Duluth
early Monday morning: Mrs. W. r. Bend
was the chaperone, and others in the party
were Misses Bend, Maud Taylor, Lille Steph-
enson, Emma Timberlake, and Messrs. " God,
Burns, 1ighe, Wilkes, n. Dunn and Iselin. A
visit was paid TO West Superior. with a sail
back 10 Duluth. and both cities were merrily
explored, the visitors arriving home Tuesday
morning.
Miss Clara Bereiter was genuinely sur
prised at her home on De Soto street Thurs
day evening by a number of her friends.
Among the unexpected guests were Misses
Rose Bereiter. Ida Weiman Lizzie Gundlach,
Martha Gall, Lulu Armbruster, Bertha Ira
ger. Carrie Armbruster, Lizzie Pfaff, Bertha
Miller. Mary Burkhardt and MesSrs. c. G..
Kuehner. e. 3. MOhaupt William E. F Mo
haupt, o. f. Youngham, f. Lambert, E.
Bereiter Edward Bereiter. C. Mulfnger d.
Pfaff DR., Willsam Bruentrup and William
Burkhardt. The evening was delightfully."-
spent in games and other amusements, after
which delicate Tepast was served.
Miss Lulu Orme, of 113j West Seventh
street, was very pleasantly surprised by about
thirty of her friends on last Wednesday evan
ing. Those preSen: were Misses Cook, York,
Annie Hornung, Lucy Ayd. Minnie Hornung,
Schade, Lucy Bohland, Halter, Emma Ayd,
Mary Bohland, Karcher and Maggie AYd
Messrs Schade. A. Friedman, Frank,
Sherry. Ersdine, York. Halter, James Orme,
Henry Orme Jr., John Friedman, Frank
Orme, Herbert and Selb. Dancing was kepl
up until late hour. the music being fur
nisheJ by the Twin City Banjo, Guitar and
Mandolin club.
A surprise party was given Miss Mollie
Campion Friday evening at her home. $40
Lafond street, by her many friends in honor
of her eighteenth birthday. Dancing was
the main feature of the evening bounti
full supper was served at 10:3J. Among those
present were Misses Mulcahy Dolan foster
van, Carnes, Mehl Mammalian, Gill, Weise
Egan, Milan, Conway and Phelan. Messrs
Carnes, Maiden, Scott, Mehl, Lowell. Nyhus
Brown, Weise, King. Delaney, Reed, Charl
ton, Conway. Leary, Burt and Albert Sen
echel.
Mrs. c. B. Buchanan, of III Grand avenue
gave a very pleasant progressive euchrt
party last Wednesday afternoon to twenty
four of her lady friends. Mrs. Cathie. OF
Grand avenue, took the lone hand prize
MeSdGmes Cox, Crosby and Board secured
the first second and third progression prizes
At5 O'Clock the ladies were invited to the
dining room which was pretiiIy decorated
in yellow. where Mrs. Buchanan was assisted
by Mrs w. H. Fisher and Mrs GustavC
Fernad in serving refreshments
The ladies of Central Park Methodist Epis
copal church, corner of Twelfth and Min
nesota streets are planning a unique affai
to take place i'll the church parlors Friday
May y. The par.ors and dining rooms will
be decorated with aprons of all colors ana
STYLES. Lunch will be served noon and night
Strawberries and cream in the evening. Mrs
Cameron and the ladies who assist her vii
be pleased TO see all who can call from ID il
the morning I'LL 10 in the evening.
number of the resident Beta Theta r
alumni gave a dinner in honor of Rev. Y
Peyton Morgan. at the Aberdeen last evening
Those present were Rev. MIR. Morgan. Hon
George L. Becker and MeSsrS. Howard L.
Smith DR.. &. A. REM. A o. Powell, b. A
Jaggard. Leedom Sharp, NJ. A. Albine, NJ. B.
Curry, j. NJ. Hawks, L Baker. c. ". Eber
Iein. &. l.. Sommers and d. W. Brownell.
concert will BE- given by the Yolne
Peoples Association of = e.norial Church OF