St. Paul daily globe., 1892-11-20
PEOPLE ONE KNOWS.

Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. FL
! held celebrated the forty-eighth anniversary
OF their wedding at the residence of their
son. W. F. Fifield where they entertained
all their direct descendants. fifteen in num-
ber excepting one daughter now absent In
Switzerland.
When good Presbyterian woman takes to
cooking, with the aid of a Dayton Avenue
! church cook book, the result is something to
tempt the most accomplished cynie, and so
IL was at the harvest home supper given by
the ladies of the Westminster church Thurs
day evening
The annual meeting of the German club
was held last Saturday, and Messrs. W n.
Armstrong, w. c. Read and s. D. Sturgis were
chosen the executive committee. The first
party Of the club will be held on the evening
of Dec. 1. triIff
pleasant surprise was rendered Miss
Jessie Wilde Wednesday evening" at her
nome on L1vingston avenue, the occasion
being the sixteenth birthday of the charm
Ing hostess The evening was passed in
dancing.
Mrs Whitney Wall, of St Albans street, left
the early part of the week for Louisville. AS
the marriage of her sister to Walter Driscoll
is TO take place i'll the near future, she will
probably remain until after that important
event.
The young men and women were charm
llngly entertained Tuesday evening by the
Misses Kelly, of Sherburne avenue. in honor
OF Mrs. d. w. Lawler; out-of-town guests,
Miss Hale, of Boston, and Miss Lare, of Pitts
burg.
Miss Mary Bass gave a luncheon Wednes-
day for Miss Cannon, who has been visiting
i'll the city. Those enjoying the dainty re-
past were the Misses Warner. Guthrie, Pope,
simpson, Baker, Cannon, VI phem and Sinkler.
The Florentine club gave its second social
hop Thursday evening at the West side opera
house. There was large attendance of the
members of the club and their friends and
programme Of fifteen numbers was danced.
Mrs. Daniel Lawler entertained Wednesday
evening. in honor of MSis Hale and Miss
Lane. 1t was one of the pleasantest affairs
of the numerous ones given this week, and
also the second for these young ladies'
The engagement of Miss Lenora Austin to
Conde Hamlin is announced. The lady is the
daughter of exGoy. Austin Mr. Hamlin is
well known as the managing editor of the
Pioneer Press.
Mrs. Jasper Tarbox, Miss Lamprey, Miss
Mann, Miss Moore, Miss Frances Tarbox,
Miss Florence Lamprey and The Misses Gill
lillian, OF lower town, are expected home
next week.
Mrs. Frank Hensel, of Chicago. who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Elliot Baker, of
1889 Carroll street, Merriam Park, for the last
two months returned 10 her home this week.
party of people, among whom are Mrs.
Tarbox and family Miss Mann. Miss Moore,
Miss Wann and the Misses Gilhlan, will ar
rive home from Europe next week
Mrs. Conrad Gotzian, Miss Gotzian, Miss
Yaille Gotzian. and Miss Ruby Gotzian. who
have been in Dresden for the past year, will
return the latter part of the month.
The Evening Star Social club gave pleas
ant hop on Wednesday evening. The music
for dancing was furnished by the Twin City
Banjo. Mandolin and Guitar club.
The Nushka club is now incorporated. and
finds itself in very vigorous condition. 1t
has under consideration social party, but
the details are not yet arranged.
Thursday Miss Nan Baker entertained
some young people from Minneapolis. They
dined with Miss Baker, and in the evening
went to the Kalman ball.
Miss A. Guthrie and Miss Cannon left
Wednesday evening for Akron, o. Miss Can
mons home. Miss Guthrie goes abroad this
winter.
Mrs j. B. Tarbox. Miss Jane Moore and
Miss Lamprey returned from Europe Wednes-
day noon
Mrs. Jung and daughter, of Perham, Mimi.
are the guests of Mrs Pfster, of Bates ave-
nue..
Mr. and Mrs j. Rothschild of Summit
avenue, entertained about twenty-four of
their friends at a progressive whist party