St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-03-27
SOCIAL FUNCTIONS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Swan Stevens were pleasantly
surprised Saturday evening at their home, l1l
Lyton place, by parry of friends. most of
whom are members of Normanna Library So
thetouaders and is still a much esteemed mem
Der. Among The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. p
Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Johnson, Messrs
James Rincues, David Rincues, e. Tvedt, o.
TauSager, Martin Tausager, Charles Oleseu
Nils LAWN, Misses Bertha bingham. Annie
Prastegard. Rachel Lequa, Martha Eyanger
Kristine Elstad and Petra Molin.
Miss DOttie d. Smith was very pleasantly
surprised at her home, No. 1852 ST. Anthony
avenue, Saturday evening. it being the ami
the following: Misses Gleason, Searle Bass
Winter, Foster, Bard; Messrs W. Dickinson,
F. Dickinson, Wedge. Baird, Miller, Beak,
Gemmel. Wallace, j. Taylor, r. Taylor. Dun
bar and Higgins From Minneapolis: Misses
Thomas. OSbotne, Freese and Maud Freese;
Messrs sweet and Homer
julius W. Schlenker entertained a number
of his friends at his home on Exchange
street Tuesday evening, March %. Abont
eighteen couples were present. Among
them were il number of members OF the
Troubadours. The philharmonic orchestra
was present. and rendered some charming
music. The cornet solo by E. W. Shaefer
and the piano solos by Leo Bruenner and
Miss Alice evans were enjoyable.
Prof John F.ske, the eminent scholar, is
entertained during his visit here by the New
ports, and Thursday evening Mrs Newport
gave small dinner in his honor. The guests
were Hon. Alexander Ramsey, Mrs. Furness
Miss Secomb, Mr.. and Mrs. Monfort, Mr.. and
Mrs George B. Young and Mr.. and Mrs
Wheeluck.
Yesterday afternoon the Misses Smyth, of
Portland avenue. gave a tea for Miss Sc
comb, of Brooklyn; Miss Luddington. of
New York and number of the other young
ladies who have come on to attend the we'd
ding of Miss Helen Moves.
The Misses Berdina Farwell, Marie Teeple.
Mabel Brack and Myrtle Burnett VIII give
reception next Tuesday afternoon from 3
until 6 o'clock at the home of Miss Teeple,
107 ST. Adams street.
Joseph A. Haefeii was pleasantly surprised
Thursday evening at the residence of Ii.
Habighorst by number of his friends. Pro-
gresslve cinch was the main feature of the
evening
Preparations are being made for rather a
pretentiOus dramatic entertainment soon to
be given at the high school, and In which
Miss Grace Hawkins will be a prominent
figure.
Mrs. F. j. Haynes, of 26i Dayton avenue,
invited few young people TO meet her
niece, Miss henderson, OF Fargo. last even
ing.
Miss Florence Whitney gave French tea
"Wednesday evening at her home. in honor Of
Mile. Farine and Miss Whitridge.
Paul Weed entertained some of his friends
Wednesday evening, the occasion being in
honor of his birthday.
Mrs. f. Driscoll gave a small progressive
euchre party Tuesday evening at her home
on Summit avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. p Justus. of Iglehart street,
had a surprise party given them last Wednes-
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitney Wall received their
friends at their second sat home last Thurs
day.
Miss Porter, of Iglehart street gave q pro-
gressiye euchre party this week.
Mrs. Fred H. Snyders pupils give a ballad
recital at Ford's OH the 31st