St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-24
JUNIOR MEMORIES,
Full List of Those Who Were
Pleasantly Entertained.

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Pleasantly Entertained.
1t will be many years ere TIE pleasant
memories of the Junior Pioneer social
entertainment nf last Wednesday will
be forgotten. Letters of regret, which
have been published heretofore, were
received from Hon. 81. NJ. Rice, Hon. A.
l.. Larpenteur, Ex-Gov. Ramsey and J..
C. Terry Among the old settlers pres
ent were B. f. Irvine, S. P Folsom, Dr.
J. II. Murphy, Ben Brunson, NJ. n.
Kellogg. Joseph Guion and l.. f. Hoyt
AS matter of record for the future
generations of Juniors the names of
those who participated in the elegant
affair are repeated herewith. Among
the Juniors and their gentlemen friends
the following were present:
Messrs. 2. J. Gleason, W. Beck, A. j.
S SeI,VE g. W: Spiel. A j.. Schroeder,
=. c. Starkey, A. E. Dayitt Charles Gross,
II. j. Knowles, William Huilsick, j. j. STRAIT
ton, +. E. Glnter, William Koch. r. Haul
ser, Paul Bcrk. William Golden, Leonard
Ludwig. A. L. Hauser, j. II. Whitaker, A.
Frank Haskell, John Streeker, r. c. PleIns,
P c. Hirschy, a. NJ. Hauser, E. j. Darragh.
A. Z. kregier, NJ. {. Schweizer, w. F Miller.
J. n. Spell. John McNamee, 5. w. Sheperd,
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Robert Eckford, P. j. Dreis, A. O'Mara. MIR.
Gum. j. h. Dempsey, O.. F. Mccarthy, l.. s.
Pleiss, William Bircher, Charles De Bruyn,
Joseph Argay, W. f. Sauer, j. s. Currey, G
j. Carpenter, A. j. Hoban. F. P. Daman, NJ.
O'Dowd, Henry Ertz, E. W. La Bonte, NJ c.
Mccartney, h. Keck, Charles Melville Henry
Weber. +. Nalesch, Henry NJ. Leonard W. 5.
McCauley, I. A Lienau, A. L. Schultz, A j.
Oertel, \. Pottgieser, Herman Hegema1f,
Horace Dunn. Henry Meyerding, William
McFetridge, William Redecker, John Glea-
son, Gilbert Schorn. F. W. Zollman, j. Z.
Starkey, Mr. Keogh, A. S. Hail, W F. D.
Parmle, James Dowlan.
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Aid. r. s. McNamee, Mr.. Robertson, John
Reaney. H. E. Haas, j. Hass, Charles Kartak,
Frank Bailey, NJ. st. Jean, O. A. Remmler
NJ. Young, +. i. O'Neil, Peter Bohland. John
Foos. Henry Bueger, c. Scheig, j. J. Strapp.
Chris Miller, VI. j. Ward, Felix O'Neil, Louis
Allen, John jackson, W. I. Tate, of Chicago;
William Reilly Herman Stone, William Zoos.
G. W. Anderson, John T. Holmes, John
Sloan, A. G. Kuby, E. a. Whitaker Thomas
Brennan, p. w. Umstatter, B. Zimme rman,
Harry Connors. Dan o Conner. Charles Mel
vile. Allen Kreiger, Henry Flint Paul Weide,
\. Fischer, j. e. Kemp. s. c. Eldridge, j. j.
Ryder.
Among the ladies present who have
witnessed the early pioneer struggles of
their present husbands we're:
Mrs. Keck, Mrs. Frank Bailey, Mrs Henry
Bueger, Mrs. John Foos, Mrs L. Ludwig,
Mrs. n. Pottgieser, Mrs. J.. Ladwig. Mrs.
Bork, Mrs. J. j.. Haas, Mrs. L. Allen. Mrs.
W. Ii. Gardner, Mrs Gilbert Schorn. Mrs.
Miller, Mrs. William McFetridge, Mrs Rod
ecker, Mrs. p. j. Gleason, Mrs. Charles
Gross, Mrs. Gilbert Pottgieser, Mrs. William
Reilly. Mrs. 5. p. Folsom, Mrs. Hoban Mrs.
H. Dunn. Mrs. j 7. Spiel, Mrs. j j Ahern,
Mrs. q. w. Anderson, Mrs. c. II Lord, Mrs
William Bircher, Mrs. James Crrsby, Mrs. J
T. Holmes, Mrs. Dora Scheig, Mrs p. W.
Umstatter, Mrs f. A. Whitaker, Mrs
Charles Melville, Mrs. William Golden, Mrs.
o. a. Reminder. Mrs. Paul WeiGe
The daughters of Pioneers and Junior
Pioneers were there i'll force, and by
their sweet faces and charming actions
lent grace to the occasion that made a
fitting climax to an altogether brilliant
affair. They were:
Misses Clara Steibling, Mamie Andres
Gretchen Weber, Dena Koch Minnie K1efar
Louisa Haskell, Mary McCaffrey, Emma
Mara, Kelly, Mary Quincy. Aggie Arth,
Stella Cotf. Mamie Starkey. Nellie
starkey, Emma starkey, Katie Coff.
Lille MeNanee, Grace SfcNamee, Nora
Carroll. Mary White, Lille Dowlan.
Annie Rigney, Hannah OReiiey, Hannah
kigney, Sarah Painter, Clara Hauser, Cora
Johnson, Lulu Zirkelbach, BERTHE Bristol,
Katie Kelly, Theresa GessIang, Anna Dewitt
Minnie Eschle, Misses Tanner. Metzger
Schroeder. echonarth, Ridgley, Clara Living
sion, Ellen Archunbeau. Mollfe Eschle TiIlie
Tschiffely. Minnie Irvine Theresa Bremen,
Susie Kennedy, Ella Quincy, a. Brewer,
Erminie Heck, Susie Ringwald, A. pelsey
Olive Usher.
During the hour of refreshment the
Twin City Mandolin and Guitar club
discoursed music from the gallery, and
the merry dancers availed themselves of
the opportunity of dancing to their
sweet strains.