St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-04
The Twin Cities
Leading Paper.

ker expect soon to return to New York,
but will probably visit the school i'm the
spring to award diplomas to the gradu-
ating class.
The Five Points Athletic club gave
n of its pleasant dancing parties at
Marquart's hall last Thursday night.
Among the notable events of the even
ing was the character song and dance
Icy MIR. Jacques, a Spanish dance by Miss
Geib; scarf dance. Miss Norman; Gypsy
dance, Miss Moss brugger. The rest OF
the evening was devoted to dancing.
Among the many present were the
Misses Merriam, Lewis, Woodbury.,
Rex, Cliff. Neid, Marrany. Montone,
Stark, L.. Norman, X. Norman, Horn
Albrecht, Schiller, Weber, Hartman,
Neil, Anfany, Snyder, Keanan, Afalg,
Sohn, and the Messrs. Capt. 0. Leppla,
Z. Leppla, F. Milton, B. and II. AL
brecht, B. Gerber. William and F.
Lemke. Z. Fahey. Uncle S%chlabatzky,
j. Achterting, George Neid. Frank
Asher, j. ST. Marray. Guy Murrel, F.
81 uter, j. Churchill, q. Risdon, p.
Monitor, 3. La May, Tonne Green. B.
Perrior, B. Knee, j. Lee, W. Hemsch,
6. Fahey, f. O'Regan. L. O'Reagan.
A surprise party was given this week
in honor of Miss Rosa Bereter, of De
Soto street. Among those who made up
the party were the Misses Lizzie Gnnd-
ZACH; Lizzie Pfaff. Clara Bereiter, Paul
ina Block, Tillie Rosberg. Mary Manska,
Bertha TRACER, Mary Burkhardt. Bertha
Miller, Mary Grant, and Messrs. G. b.
Mohaupt. G. G. Kuehner, William Z. +.
Mohaupt, d. Pfaff Jr., Edward Mohaupt,
e. r. Bereiter. III. Miller, Emil Bereiter,
E. Heitmiller, II. Mcmillan and A.
Berger. The evenings pleasures con-
sisted of games. music and other enjoy
ments, after which a dainty repaSt was
served.
Miss Nora Harris was pleasantly sur
prised by a number of her friends
Thursday evening, Sept. l, at her home
OH Mendoza street. Among those pres
ent were the following: Misses Mabel
Milham. Josie Lewinstein, May McI)ou-
onue, Anna Dickinson. Winnie Cox,
Ethel Spangler, Mary H~eidepreich,'
Hilda Benson, and Masters. Carl Mer-
ritt. George Lindeke, Stephen Heiden-
reich, Arthur Grubie. Harry Spangler,
Frank Maloy, Ed Maloy and Ed Herris.
Miss Alice Wooley. of Sherburne ave-
nue., gave a lawn party Friday evening,
Aug. %, TO a number of her friends.
The lawn was prettily decorated With
Chinese lante. us, where the little folks
played games and had refreshments,
Among those present were the Misses
Georgia Johnson, Emma Bowman. Ida
Bremen. Della Berby. Della Herrick,
Mary Berry II MeSSrs. Graham,
G%reenleaf, Bowman, Flood. Johnson,
Wooley and several others.
Pioneer Lodge No. 23s. Order Sons of
st. George, has arranged 10 give four
entertainments during the coming win
ter season, to take place the first
Wednesdays in October and December,
1892, the first Wednesday in February.
and April %, 1898. The first entertain.
ment, which will consist of a concart
and farce, to be followed by a dance.
will be given Oct. 5, at Odd Fellows
hall, an excellent programme for which
is being arranged.
Thursday evening Miss Ida Weiman's
friends surprised her with a cap and
necktie party at her home at the corner
of Lawton and Arkwright streets.
Among the unexpected guests were the
Misses Rose Tyler, Ida Weiman. Carrie
Ambruster; Bertha Trager, Luella AM
bruster, May Bourcllart and May Man
skie: Messrs. A. Berger. ID. Pfaff Jr.,
Fred Bruenstrup, Edward Mohaupt,
Willis Mohaubt, j. Weiman and VIII
lam Winship.
Monday evening there was a theater
party at the metropolitan theater, made
up of Mrs. Whitney Wall, Mrs. Day.
Miss Howard, of Richmond; Miss Nc
Donald, of Louisville; Miss Bennett, of
Louisville; Miss Mackenzie, of Rock
Island, and Messrs. Charles Wright,
Ogden Hammond. Sidney Farwell, ].
D.. Armstrong, John Hammond and W..
}. Diiscoll.
The Gen. Wesley Merritt Garrison,
No. So, II. A. and n. u, will give an
excursion up the Minnesota river to
Slakopee Wednesday evening. The
steamer Atlanta will leave the foot of
jackson street at s O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. 0. Zimmerman cha
peroned a merry party of young people
to Enchanted island, Lake M~innetonka.
where they spent the week boating anil
fishing. The party consisted of The
Misses Steele, Middleton, Collier, Zin-