St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-18

cher, Seymour, Stone, Cook, Rundten, Mich
olas, Barker. Upham. Lamprey, Thompson,
Whitney, Frank Bass, Bass, Burwell, Lawler.
Oppenheim, Griggs, Sturgis. Finch, Harden
burgh, Scott. Field, Briggs. Simpson. Bishop,
Matthews, Bersey, Livingstone and Moore.
Mrs. John Luther gave a birthday party at
her house on Mendoza street Friday evening.
There were cards and dancing. Those pres
ent were: Mr. and Mrs. Charles ochraedar,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Geldermann, Mr. and Mrs.
Gerstenmaier, Mr.. and Mrs. John Enter
mann, Mr.. and Mrs. George Meyer. 81 r and
Mrs John Koch, Mr. and Mrs. Louis ElSen-
menger, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Klostermann,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred highthauser, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Weyh Jr., MIR and Mrs. Paul Kreigher,
Mr. and Mrs Aug Schmidt, Mrs. W. Luther
and Mrs. William Bazal, of White Bear; Mrs:
A. SchWendt and Mrs. Theo. Bergiand, OF
Minneapolis: Mrs. Clara Hill and Misses
Rosie Geldermann, Lizzie Volkmann and
Zimmerman, and Measrs. a. linn and a.
Happen.
A delightful reception was given at West
moreland hall Tuesday evening. Sixteen
numbers, including two extras. were danced
to excellent music, and the event was very
pleasant throughout. Among those who at
tended were Mesdames Haynes Oaks and
Allison; Misses Andrews Foulke. Winner,
Allison, Dorsey. Anderson, ChadWick,
Haynes. Scharmeir Oaks. Franklin, Free
man. Wolfberg, OF St Paul, and Miss Grif-
fifth, OF Chicago, and Messrs. Bunker, An
| drews Fugate, Wack. Harbert, Forsell,
Meyer. Wood, Leslie. Garges freeman, Jack
son, DorotV, Wilson and Cruthers.
delightful informal reception was given
! Monday afternoon from to by Dr. Auten
Pine, at her residence on Lincoln avenue
The occasion was a farewell event, and
large number of ladies called during the ap,,
| pointed hours TO express their regret ana
wish the hostess bon voyage In receiving
and entertaining her guests Dr.. Pine had the
| assistance of Mrs. Charles HaWley, Mrs.
| George Sargent, Mrs. Lott Mrs. Mcmillan
and Miss Dietz. DR.. Pine left on the evening
train Tor New York. There she will join the
! Misses Mayall. and the party will sail today
, for five months trip abroad.
delightful reception was given Thursday
afternoon from to q o clock by Mrs. Z. IL.
Worthen. of Holly avenue. In rece1vlng-ano
entertaining the large number OF ladles VINO
called the hostess had the assistance OF MISS
Thompson OF New York; Mrs E: L. Mann.
Mrs G. G. Higbee. Mrs W. S. Alexander, d.
p. Gribben, Mrs. C. j. Backus. Mrs. IL; A.
Castle, Mrs Pascal Smith. MISS Falrcnllo,
Miss Florence Fairchild, Miss Owens and
Miss Baker. After the reception the married
women who assisted Mrs. Worthen were en-
tertained with their husbands at high tea.
Miss Meter Martin entertained merry
party of friends last Wednesday evening at
the Hotel Barteau. Music cards, dancing
and luncheon were enjoyed by Misses car
vey, Johnston, Kelly L. Walsh T. Kerwinn,
MackeY, S. Walsh, Kennedy, Lyons. Sulli-
van. Myers, III. Kerwin, Farrell, Martin nd
Mrs. Clark: Messrs Ayers Moore, O'Keefe.
E. Morrissey Hullen, Casserly, G. Morrissey,
Leisch, Curry, Melady, McDermott, Barry
Farrell and Clark.
Mrs. Charles Fl. Worthen gave a large re-
ceptiOn at her handsome home ON Holly ave-
nue. Thursday afternoon from 3 to o'clock
The women who assisted her were Miss
THOMPSON, of New York who is a guest of
Mrs Worthen; Mesdames E. c. Wann, W. S.
Alexander, j. P. Gribben, G. P. Higbee, Pas
cal Smith, H. A. Castle, C. P. Backus, the
Misses Fairchild, Miss Baker and Miss
Owens.
Mrs. D. Kribbs gave very pretty luncheon
Friday afternoon from to o'clock at her
home on Isabel street. The table was dec
grated with roses and ferns. The women
present were: Mesdames A. NJ Lawtop,
James Bell, George Shaw. W. w. Nichols
Clifford, Doran, Jones, Coleman, Doc HaW-
kings.
Last Saturday Mrs. Oppenheim enter
tanned the Glee ana Banjo club of the uni
versity. The music furnished was enjo, ed
by the following: The Misses Bass Jeffer-
son. Wanzer, Greve, Pope, Winsiow and Kali
man; Messrs Wallace. Wall. Stone and jeff
serson.
The music was un ually good. ands the
dance was led by Miss Briggs. Miss Field ana
Miss SIurgis, each taking a pleasant tour of
duty as leader, and each lady aequitting her.
self admirably. A number of novel and
pretty figures were introduced
Mrs. E. j. Abbott, of Dayton avenue, gave
a tea yesterday afternoon from to O clock
1t was given in honor OF Mrs. Freeman, wife
of Maj. Freeman. who was formerly sta
toned at Fort Smelling.
The O'Dolco Con Cento club will give its
fifth social hop at Westmoreland hall Thurs
day evening" Dec. 20. Music by Kleist's
orchestra.
Monday evening Mrs. Sturgis and Miss
Sturgis, of Western avenue. entertained
number of their friends in the most agree
able fashion with cards, charades and dane
| ing.
The class social given by Prof. W. B. de
| Garmo at Westmoreland hall Tuesday even
| ing proved most delightful affair.
! Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. Ansel Open
helm gave a dinner party for Mr.. and Mrs.
! C. W. Benson, OF Iowa.
Mrs. CORTLAND Taylor and the Misses Tay-
lor gave tea Thursday at their home on
! Dayton avenue,
The residents Of Hotel Barteau gave de.
| lightful dancing party Monday evening.