St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05
SOCIAL RlPPLES.

a dancing party was held at the residence
OF Mrs. Hendlin, 81 West Tenth street, Tues
day evening. The participants were the
Misses Seely, Fannie and Mamie Breen, Rose
Wend. Furlong. Wallace, Fiunerty, Slater
Connolly, Dewitt, Wallace, Brown, McYeigh
Schaum. Murphy. Mrs. Green, Kelly, Dough
erty. Driseoll, Miller, L. McDOnough, NJ
McDonouSh, Anderson, Gilbert, Hurley,
Hayerty, +. s.. Furlong, Dunworth, A.
Julien, NJ Genois. {. SchOenig. MODcriet
Nagle; Messrs. Connolly, Costello, Griffin,
Quirk, Robson, Adams, Andy Callan, Fitz-
gerald, Kingsley, Davis, Fowler, Donahue. j,
J. DOwd, of saltwater; Heating, Barry, Cal
win, Thurston, Dewitt, Bainy. Martin, Mon
Grief Simmer. james Callan. Scott Coughlin,
B. j. Callan, Joe Fleck, II. o. Donnell, Vel
don. Lightner, F. l.. Callan, Joe McCUe, j.
Hillman. Otto Erdman.
Thursday evening a number of the friends
of Miss Minnie OSSman, of Stryker avenue,
gave her a surprise party. Those present
were: Messrs. Harry Schmotter. Robert Geib,
viii Parmeile, John Marthyler, d. G. Pierce,
Guy Thayer, Whittmack, Henry Arlt and
George OsSman; Misses Clara Laubach,
Helen Laubach. GiSela Leitner. Jennie South
ward, Johanna Clement, Katie Tuchelt, En-
ma Deppe and Ida Massolt.
ball was given at the Grand block
WelneS !ay evening in honor of Miss Ada
ltichardson. There were sixty couples pres
ent, and most enjoyable evening was spent.
The ball was in the hands of: Committee on
arrangements, Will Whitaker. Del Gillette,
Tom MeKillip, II. l. Renne; reception com
mittee, Elsie NJ. Croll, Estella Davis, Sadie
Owre, A. V. Murphy.
Mrs. 5. D. Flagg. of Laurel avenue enter
tained informally Thursday afternoon from
until g. The guests were only unmarried
Mitchell, Senkler. Pope. Bend, Borup, Hall,
SDalding, Beaumont Warner, Horn. " ins.
low. Manvel, Lamborn, Armstrong, Kibbee.
Timberlake, Cpham, Stephenson, Simpson
and Day.
Invitations have been issued for a recep-
by Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Baker, at their resi-
dence. 145 College avenue. in honor of their
guests Miss Adair and Miss MERCER, of Geor-
gia; Miss Hanson, of Kentucky, and Miss
Switzerland, of New York.
Miss Annie Guthrie entertained a number
of friends Friday. ] he young ladies' present
included the Misses Marvel, of Chicago
Simpson, Warner Pope, Upham, Kibbee,
Wright and Winslow.
The St James A NJ. E church society will
give an entertainment at Market hall on
Wednesday 10 raise funds to pay the church
debt. An excellent programme has been ar
ranged
An enjoyable surprise party was rendered
John F. Selb at his home. 7S5 Armstrong ave-
nue.. Wednesday evening AbouI sixtyfriends
participated in the pleasures OF the evening.
The Ladies' Guild of the Church of the
M6SSldD gave ueilSnlIul StTdWOerry anu Ice
cream social III the school room. corner OF
Kent and Fuller streets. last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs j. NJ. Davis entertsined
Wednesday evening for Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold
and Mr.. and Mrs Harrison, who have come
to make St. Paul their home.
The Ladies' AID Society of the Bates Ave
nue. NJ. E. Church was pleasantly entertained
by Mrs. Z. Eggleston, of Fremont street. on
Tuesday afternoon.
Terrace council. Royal Arcanum. viii give
a social at Martins opera house tomorrow
evening in celebration of the anniversary of
the council.
Mr.. and Mrs Omar Scott gave their first re-
ception Thursday afternoon at 6I1 Selby ave-
nue.. The next reception occurs on June 9.
The Loyal Legion commandery will give a
reception and supper at the Ryan Tuesday
evening, the 14th. Ladies will be invited.
Wide Awake Lodge No. 10. 1. o. G. T..
gave pleasing entertainment at Odd Eel
lows hail On Thursday evening.
Miss Constance Goodrich has issued cards
for a tea to be given tomorrow evening at
the Town and Country club.
The Ladies' Social Circle of South Park
gave an amusing entertainment at Bryant S
hall Tuesday evening.
Cards are out for q reception to be given
by Mrs. c. Warren tomorrow from until g.
Miss Marion Lanpher will entertain the
Young Peoples Dancing club this evening.
ST. Paul Lodge No. 43. K of P. will give q
moonlight excursion Friday, The 18th prox.
Mrs E. c. Washington gave 8 tea Tuesday
afternoon at her home on st. Peter street.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Clarke gave dinner
Wednesday evening for Miss Gordon.
Misses Fairchild entertained few friends
Tuesday evening.