St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-30
SOCIAL FUNCTIONS.

SOCIAL FUNCTIONS.
A most delightful lunch in honor of Gen
and Mrs Schotield Was given TUESDAY b,
! GOV. and Mrs Merriam, aud over a score O
the elite of ST. Paul and MiuneapoIis ver
| present to meet the distinguished guests
| The handsome residence was simply bu
! beautifully decorated with choice flowers
| chry SanthemumS preQominatiug. The din
! ing room was darkened for the occasion, ant
IN the light of innnmerable candles the eX
! qulsIte cut glass and plate were almost buried
| III mass of American beauty roses, witt
which the table was literally laden the scene
resembling bower in faIryland. At eacf
lunch was announced. The guests bid
| den were as follows: Gen. and Mrs
Schoheid, Capt. Schotield, Mrs. Col. Han
COCK of Washington. the mother of the host
Mrs. j. Nj. Howell, Judge and Mrs. c. E
flanorau, MIR: and Mrs. Stanford Newell
i Mr.. and Mrs. j. A Wheelock. Mr.. and Mrs
J; D. Hill, Mr.. and Mrs, D. K Noyes, Mr.. auc
Mrs f. b; Clarke, Judge Nelson anc
Ambrose Iighe: from Minneapolis were Mr.
ana Mrs. Thomas Lowry. Mr. and Mrs. Henr,
! Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Langdon, SEN
ator and Mrs. Washburn. Cen and Mrs
/ Schoheld. accompanied by Capt. Schofieid
left on the evening train to attend the fu
neral of Mrs. Harrison, i'll indianapolis
whence they will proceed TO Washington
| most delightful reception was held Fri
! day of last week at the home of Mrs +. b.
Gfoat on ramsey street to the Lady Somer
set Union and their friends, the occasion
beng the unveiling of the banner sent tc
Denver for the national W. c. r. L. The
! banner was of white satin with white and
| gold STAN. six feet high. In the center is 6
i beautiful picture of Lady Henry Somerset Oh
! white silk. the work of an artist in St Paul
| Inc decorations of the parlor and dining
| room were green and white the dainty rib
I bon being observable everywhere The coffee
was served by Mrs. Cornelius Brnckerhoff,
and the chocolate by Mrs Creeleman. This
banner Will be returned at the close OF the
convention and will be the property of the
Somerset ". c. T. [.
! The home of Mr.. and Mrs Paul B. Weide
| was the scene of a pleasant gathering Tues
| sary OF their marriage. Among those present
were MI. aud Mrs. j. r. Weide. Mrs. G, A. 3,
Weide, Mrs. Morris and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs w IL. Weide. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ring
Waid: MI ana Mrs; Charles Mathies, Mrs. II
Rathjens. Mrs. A. Weide and Mrs J. Heinsch,
OF faribault; the Misses Ella Bork and
Emma fleckenstein, of Faribault; Louise
Mathies, Lizzie Mathies, Susie Ringwald.
Pauiine Zschau, Lizzie and Maggie Sork and
Pauline Oertel; Messrs. j. Weide, S. Weide.
r. Bork, }. +. Crawford, J. Bork A. Morris,
Ii. f: Bork, y. Bork, Charles Zschau, a. Ger,
tel, F. Klosterman. W. Heinsch and Fred
RingWald.
Monday last Ben Medcalf, of 81 West Con.
friends, who had called unawares to spend
the evening" The evenings entertainment
consisted chiefly of instrumental music and
dancing. Among those present were Mr. and
Mrs .. e. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. McCleary, Mr..
and Mrs. Harnisch, Mr. and Mrs Powell. MIR.
ana Mrs. Bolton, Mr.. ana Mrs Fisher. Mr..
| and Mrs. Pierce, Mr.. and Mrs Theme, Mr..
| and Mrs Medcalf: Mesdames Enright, Hall,
Fowler. Hayes, Medcalf; Misses Landers,
Hadlich. Velth, Medcalf, Doran. German
Kent. Holmqulst. Weber, Mccullough, Bos,
ton: Messrs. Arbuckle. Erdman, Medcalf.
Eelth, Sage, Bakula, Kraft, Hadlich, Jarshi-
shek, Gorman, Wilcox. Weber, Mayiield.
Livingston, Holmquist and Groth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Boehmer were pleas
antiy entertained Monday evening. Oct. "a,
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. John Nc
Carron. i'll honor of their wedding trip from
Prairie du Sac. Wis. The evening was spent
III PLAYING cards and dancing. Among those
present were MIR. and Mrs John Kohl, Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Refs, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Schabert Mr. and Mrs. Martin Kohl MIR. and
Mrs. Henry Kordeil, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Gall MY aud Mrs. Matthias Hoben and Mrs.
Gooden.
The Misses Spittel, of Selby avenue. gave a
pleasant party last Saturday evening, in
honor OF their little friend Myrtle Stout. of
Wabasna. Games and dancing were the feat.
ures OF the evening, and dainty lunch was
! served about len. Among the merrymakers
were Danetta and Mary Malloy Gertie and
Emma Berrsford. Nellie O'Neil, Grace and
Orella DAM Mamie Dow, Lucy Kahn. Mary
Palmer and Miss jacobson.
Henry Herr, of 1874 Fort street, was sere-
naded Wednesday evening by the members
Of Assumption church choir, of which he has
been an active member for the past twenty
seven years. lie was presented with all ele-
CANT rocker, Rev. Father Isidore, o. 5. b
making the presentation speech The even
ing was spent i'll the rendering of vocal selec-
tons by the choir.
Mrs Walter Cathie of Grand avenue pave
another of series of delightful euchre
parties Thursday afternoon. Among the
ladies' present were Mesdames Frederick
Wright, stewart Moore, Charles Rittenhouse.
Jacob Schadle. William Dana, Dadnum,
Bean, Richie, Doolittle, Hoxsie Groat and
Frederick Bryant
Miss Lulu Orme, who has just returned
from the East, was rendered very pleasant
surprise party by her many friends Monday
evening, at her home on West Seventh street
Dancing and cards were the features of the
evening. The Twin City Mandolin club was
present and played several selections.
DIR. and Mrs j. A. Quinn gave game din
ner to large party of their friends at their
home at 4i5 Iglehart street last evening in
honor of friends from Duluth.
Miss Alice Rhodes entertained by q tea
Wednesday afternoon large number OF her
young friends, and which was thoroughly en-
joyed by all who attended.
Friday evening Charles ID. Mckay enter
tanned his friends w. krech Charles Gilbert
and William Z Maxfield, at dinner at the
Aberdeen.
Miss Ray Robinson had an afternoon tea
Friday, from TO 8. for young ladies. and i'm
the evening entertained number of her how
friends
Mrs Beere entertained some of her Mime.
apolis friends at luncheon Wednesday at her
home, III Cambridge avenue. McAlister
park.
Thursday afternoon Miss Mabel Gates. of
Nelson avenue, gave delightful tea to a
number of her young friends
Wednesday evening of last week Mr. Kerst
gave very pleasant party for his sister, Miss
Lena Kerst.
Miss Louise Reed entertained some of her
friends i'll an Informal way Thursday after
noon.
Miss Helen Warner. of the Albion. had a
few friends i'll Thursday for al afternoon
Removal.
We move into our new store at the
corner of WabaSha and Sixth streets
about Nov. Sd. Discount of 10 per cen.
for cash until then.
BULLARD BROTHERS.
These Are Travelling.
Special to the Globe.
NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-At New York hotels:
Minneapolis-Mrs. Krabec Grand Union.
ST. Paul = T. S. Woodruff, Metropolitan.