St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-03
SOCIAL FUNCTIONS.

Mrs. B. fl. Evans gave a progressive
ments in the Colonnade Among the guests
were MIR. and Mrs Templeton, Mr. ana Mrs.
Schuneman, Mr.. and Mrs. March audi Mr..
and Mrs. Owens, Mr. and Mrs Doug lasrs MIR.
and Mrs. Nelson. Mr.. and Mrs. Black, Mr..
and Mrs. Cantwell, Mr.. and Mrs. Miller, 8Alr.
and Mrs. Groat Mr. and Mrs. Dickerman,
Mr.. and Mrs Weirick Mr.. and
Mrs WEIGH, Mr.. and Mrs. Schneider,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sharp. Mr.. and Mrs. Hertz. Mr..
and Mrs. Dimock, DR.. and Mrs. Baker, DR.:
and Mrs. Hoyt, Mr.. and Mrs. Fraker. Mr.. and
Mrs. McMurran, Mr.. and Mrs Heinline, Mr.
and Mrs. Kenworthy, Mr.. aud Mrs. Kavan-i
agh. Mr. and Mrs. Gray, Dr. Tompson and
Mrs. Hopkins, DR.. and Mrs. Sweeney5Mr
and Mrs. Gilman. Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson,
Mrs. Purvis.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Dlstler were given a house
warming surprise ut their new Sherburn ave-
nue. home on Dec. 81. Their unexpected
guests were Mr.. aud Mrs. Session., Sherburn
avenue; Mr.. and Mrs. Conoyer. Winnipeg,
Can; Mrs. Tooms Miss Katy Toomy. Mrs.
To-; Mrs. Burneli, Hon. John jackson, Miss
Dorgan, Dubuque To-; Miss More, Wy
Teta' Miss Fiyn, Des Moinss. To-;
Mrs. Martin Myrleon, Michael Sulavin, Miss
Nellie Sulavin Miss Cary Buckley Miss Nellie
Buckley, Miss Annie Buckley, Daniel Buck
ley, Michael Cunningham, Mrs. Cunningham,
Miss Maggie Cunningham, John Michel,
Timothy Murry Miss Burk, Miss Milen. John
Grace.
Mr. and Mrs F. W. Faber entertained at
their home on Laurel avenue Wednesday
evening in honor of their kinswoman, Miss
Mae Macdonald, of Atlanta. Ga. Their
guests were: DR.. and Mrs. j. Corcoran, Mr..
and Mrs A. Briggs, Mr.. and Mrs W. j. Muir
ply; Misses Rose and Lucy Darragh, Agnes
and Edith Smith, Bell. Powers Fitzpatrick,
Sara and Mamie Dowlan. Burke, Donnelly,
Bettingen, Pierce, Pratt, Cotton and Kelly;
Messrs. Whitcomb, Dowlan. Bell, Drs. Kelly
and Eshelby, Casserly, Donnelly, McRae,
Williams, Richardson, Michaud, A. d. Nc
and Frank Macdonald. Those from Mime
apolls were: M. and Mrs. II. Bowen. John
o Brien, Miss Annie O'Brien, Tiliie Rogers
and Mrs Dunn.
Mrs. Frank Cutcheon gave delightful tea
wednesday from 10 in honor of he couS-
in, Miss Flandrau. Miss Flandrau received
with the hostess, Mrs. Ethan Allan poured
tea Mrs. Flandrau and Mrs. SelmeS presided
ent i'll evening dress to assist were the Misses
Stephenson, the Misses Taylor, the Misses
Tlmberlake, Miss Armstrong; Miss Spalding,
Miss Bend, Miss Forepaugh. Miss Wanzer,
Miss Lamborn and Miss Sturgis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cox entertained party of
friends at the Hotel Barteau last evening at
progressive razzle dazzle. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Lindeke Capt.
and Mrs. Straight, Mr.. and Mrs. McCarty, Mr..
and Mrs. Swain. Mrs. Buchanan; the Misses
Buchanan, Sharpe. Harbert Gleason, and
Messrs. Cover, Fugate, Straight, Harbert,
Allen, Forselle, Gleason, King and McCloud.
The Misses Duffy, of East Fifth street. en-
terta1ned few of their friends last Monday
An enjoyable evening was passed, dancing,
games, music and cards serving to pass the
time. Among those present were Misses
Kittie and Agnes Duffy. May and Maggie
Lamp, Julia and Lou Barnes MollIe Murphy,
Mrs, Thompson Messrs Ahearn, Hirsch,
Doyle, Redding, Murphy, Lancy and Slater.
Miss Emma Ness, of Olive street. enter
tanned few friends on New Years day.
Among those present were Prof c. G. Tit
comb Mr.. and Mrs. Fred ArmbruSter and sis
ter, from Minneapolis, j. A. Detzer Louis
Hainlin, j. w. Waite and others. A pro-
gramme of both vocal and instrumental
music was rendered most enjoyably.
Mrs. C. II. F. Smith, one of the seasons
brides, gave her first reception Wednesd ay
afternoon and evening at her home, on Holly
avenue The affair was somewhat informal,
and the hostess was assisted by her sister,
Miss Shave. Mrs. Prince, Mrs. j. Fitzgerald,
Misses Markoa and Miss Clara McQuillan.
Mrs. Smith S last bridal reception occurs next
Wednesday. y
Tuesday evening, at the residence of r. j.
Markoe, Esq, GA St. Peter street, occurred
the wedding of Frank Hoppe, freight agent
of the Kansas City road, and Miss Emily
Lobdell. sister TO Mrs. Markoe Rev. w. S.
Vail officiated. Mr.. and Mrs. Hoppe went
East for wedding trip.
Col. and Mrs. E. C. Mason entertained about
U
Col. and Mrs. Jewett, Miss Jewett and Miss
Sterling. Light refreshments were served
A number of society people from this city
and Minneapolis were in attendance.
While of course people have been expect
ing it, the announcement of the date of
Whitney Walls marriage will create some
little flutter in society. Mr.. Wall will be
married at Louisville, KY, on Feb. g. to Miss
Rosa Mcdonald. sCst
Col Horace Jewett, Twenty-first infantry,
recently promoted from the Third infantry,
and who has been stationed at Fort Smelling
Tor number of years, leaves this morning
with his family for Fort Sidney, Neb.
John F. Wondra and Miss Mary Kovac
were united in marriage last Thursday even
ing by Rev. E. s. Pilling. at the parsonage of
Grace Methodist Episcopal church, TO Burr
street.
Miss Emile Somerhauser and T. c. Grant
were married on the Both in St. Paul Mr.
and Mrs. Grant left on the evening train for
Weyerhauser, Wis. their future home
Master George Refs, of 70S Olive street. en-
tertained Messrs. Emile Chest, William Chest,
Frank Davis ana George Gest to supper
New Years day.
Monday evening Company C. First regi-
ment, will have reunion and dinner. All
the old members of the company are desired
to be present.
Miss Eastman. of Selby avenue. was sur
prised Wednesday evening by the visit of
large number of friends dressed in the garb
of PhantOmS.
The home of Miss Josie Ticker, of sal
Robert street, was the scene of very de-
lightful surprise party on New Years eve.
Mrs. Upham entertained the dancing club,
composed of very young people, Wednesday
at her home on Summit avenue.
The engagement of William Hamm and
Miss Mary Scheffer daughter OF Hon. Albert
Scheffer, has been announced.
I Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Jaggard have issued
cards to general reception on Tuesday from
5 to s.