St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-04

Freeman, Granville. Bodle, Hevener. Lies
| man, Fifeld, Simmer, Barber, Drake: Messrs.
George, Craig, Deebach, Eggleston, Free
man, Clinton, Spindler, Payte. Frank and
Lee Barber
Miss Iva Jenkins of Reaney street was
/ very pleasantly surprised Tuesday evening
by number of her young friends The
evening was spent in all sorts of games and
dancing, after which light repaSt was
served. Among those present were Florence
| stanley. Gertie Good, Mamie Cameron. An
HE McCloud, Minnie Larson, Maud Dens
more. Nellie Whaley, Mamie Whaley Sadie
Radciff, Mabel Bedberry Maggie and l. on
| Jenkins. Claude Christie. Leslie Perkins, Ed
Ole Swartz, Roy Good and Frank Evan
MI and Mrs DR.. Schiffman, of Hoffman
avenue. entertained the Dayton Bluff Euchre
club on Tuesday evening. The following
prizes were won: Ladies progressive. Mrs.
James Middleton; gents progressive, Mr.. Al
, len krieger; ladies' lone hand, Mrs Charles
Freeman; ladies foot Mrs. Andrews: gentle
man foot, Mr.. Middleton. The next meet
ing will be held with MIR and Mrs FarweIl
OF Hoffman avenue.
I Mrs. Pfankuch, of Pine street. very pleas
amly entertained number of her bluff
| friends on Thursday evening The evening
| was spent in social way and supper was
served Those present were Mr.. aud Mrs.
Willus, MIR. and Mrs. Sherman, Mr. and Mrs,
William Won Deyn, Mr.. and Mrs. Bullman,
4 WI >.
! MEYER, Miss Nedobity. Mrs DR.. Vieregge, Mr.
| Barteld and Mr klingbeil
| The Bates Avenue NJ. f. church will hold
| their annual fair on Thursday and Friday
| afternoons and evenings at the Alcayde
building on East Seventh street. between
hoffman and Maria avenues. Six o'clock
| dinners will be served both days and all
Kinds OF fancy articles will be sold. Every
! one IS invited to attend
! The Misses Nina and Carrie Krieger, of
|
| friends at cinch Tuesday evening Cards con
| tlnued until about II clock. after which Il
! DAINTY lunch was served. The remainder of
! the evening was spent in dancing The head
i prizes were won by Miss Florence Hite and
i Ed Spindlec and the foot prize by Ed Zim-
| norman
Mrs. W. F. Lord. of East Sixth street en-
| tertained at dinner last Sunday Miss Eta
| BUCKLEY and Mr.. Lamoreaux. Miss Buckley
/ left Thursday for her home in Milwaukee,
| reauX expects soon TO make an extended
, trip to the Yellowstone lark and California
/ Invitations are out Cor progressive euchre
party at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. D. r. Hev-
ener of East Sixth street. for next Thursday
evening.
The Young Ladies Guild of ST. Agnes,
was very pleasantly entertained on Thursday
afternoon by Mrs. Smith. of East Fourth
street.
A large number of bluff people attended
the second "kraenzchen' of the Fideio club
Frld ay evening at the Standard hall on Tenth
street.
Mr. Seeger and daughter Ethel and Mrs.
George Martin and children expect soon to
leave for California to spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Donaldson and
daughters, of Litchield, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. }. c.. Mccall. of Hudson avenue.
MIS- Fischer has returned to her home in
Minneapolis after very pleasant visit with
Mrs. Albeck, of Hudson avenue
The oyster and chicken pie supper which
was held in the Asbury NJ. E. church FRIDAY
evening proved great success.
Last Saturday p. j. Mcdonald of Conway
street. returned from trip to Watertown
Wis, and Chicago.
Mrs. Asa Piper of Minneapolis, was the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Johnson the first
part of the week
! Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Glidden, of Bates avenue,
| entertained a number OF friends at cinch
Friday evening.
Miss Nelson, of Hudson avenue spent
tuesday as the guest OF Miss Eta Seorah of
West st. Paul.
Mrs Budlong of East Seventh street. is
entertaining as her guest Mrs l.. NJ Budiong
of Milwaukee.
leap year party will be given next Friday
evening at the home of Miss Middleton, OF
Bates avenue.
Mrs. II. II. Prince. of South St Paul, visited
Mrs. Robert Murray. of Fhalen avenue, dur
ing the week.
Rev. T. McClary has returned from Far-
bault where he has been visiting the d iffer-
ent aSylums.
Mrs. j. Seeger of Bates avenue. gave an
afternoon coffee Thursday to number of
her friends.
Dayton's bluff was well represented Mon
day evening at the reception of B ishop
Fowler
Charles Bratten has moved to Daytons
bluff, and will reside at 70J East Fourth
street.
Miss Lottie ArriVee of Mendoza street, is
visiting Miss Mary Newton, of New Rich
mond.
Miss Hibten met with number of Bluff
peopi on thursday afternoon at the home