St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-27
SOCIAL FUNCTIONS.

SOClAL FUN NOTIONS.
A delightful surprise was given Mis-:
Celia Hensler, of Wmslow avenue, OIL
Monday evening, Nov. 81, by number
of her friends, in honor of her birthday
The evening was spentin dancing, play
ing cards and other games. Among
those present were MI. and Mrs; r
Hensie, Mr.. and Mrs. L. ScbbeDt, Mr.
ana Mrs. III. Schann, Mr. aud Mrs. a.
Schmitt. Mr.. and Mrs. S. Fischer and
L.. Caniey, the Misses Katie and
Mary Hensie, Veronica and Rosie Eib-
ert, FAME Loving, Christina Theders,
Gustie and Lizzie Lux, Ida Kachl, Hell
ena Wolf, Mary Gutmann, Nj. Hanson,
Hattie Schafstuhl and the Messrs. Peter
Oberst, Joe Drieis, Guslar Messing,
William Schahert, Albert Gutman,
Henry j. Theders, Ignatius klecatSky
Snd j. Mccarthy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fellows were given a
surprise party last Friday evening al
their home on East Seventh street
Among those present were Mr. and Mrs
Nj. Slanker, Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. Dunning.
MI and Mrs. d. e. Hickey, the Misses
Whemeier, Hodgin, Mankey, Simons,
Miller, Hickey, 0lds, King, Madlgan,
Nelson, Weborg, McCrumish, Dawson,
Heiher, Nolen, Rymers, Kulkey, Durn-
ing, Ryan, Anderson; j. Garvn.
Smith, Clifford, Weber, Kirschbaum,
j. G. Price, Foote, t. j. Madigan. Nc
Convil. McCullom, Robinson, ii. w.
Vivian, j. A. Kinney, Staples, Slanker,
E. McCrumiSh, Frank Steward, Long
Seld, Moran, NJ. Z. Marsh. Fredrcks,
Claude Richie. White, j. c. Connell, f.
j. Madigan, Walsh, Y. Hanson
One of the prettiest society events of
che season on the West side was the
yellow luncheon given by Mrs. f. b.
Doran at her home on Congress street
yesterday afternoon. The luncheon
was served at 3 o'clock on pretty
chrySanthemums. The table cloth and
other drapery were embroidered in yell
low silk. The women present were
Mrs. DR.. Darling, Mrs. DR.. Hawkins,
Mrs. NJ. Woodbury.. Mrs. TimmonS, Mrs.
w. w. Nicholas, Mrs. ID. KritS.
After the reading, which closed with
an original poem, Turkish coffee was
served. -fsff
Among those present were Mrs. New
port, Mrs. Nichols, Mrs. Hitchcock, Mrs.
Merriam, Mrs. Upham, Mrs. Stevenson.
Mrs. Peete. Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Colt, Mrs.
Flandrau, Mrs. langford, Mrs. Skinner,
Mrs. Lamprey, Mrs. Stone, Mrs. Giliillan,
Mrs. Rogers, Mrs. Smythe; Miss Taylor,
Miss Gordon, Miss Lamprey, Miss Dean,
Miss Giltillau, Miss SmYthe and others.
One Interesting fact about these
papers is that they tell you OF the
smaller incidents Of travel as we'll as the
more important ones. and SO give you
that feeling of kinship for the people i'll
those far-otf lands that makes the world
akin. The little events of daily living
are of interest TO us, ao well as the de-
Scriptions of endless tOmbS and ruins
thai are being rescued from The slow
encroachment or the desert sand.
A number Of friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Horn invaded their residence on
Purnell avenue Tuesday evening and
had a right royal good time. Inc occa-
sion was tie tenth anniversary of the
marriage Uf The host and hostess, and
the presents comprised utensils OF TN
that were handsome, useful and orna-
mental. After supper had been served
the hours were pleasantly spent with
music, singing and social intercourse.
Miss Kitty Nanny entertained few
of her friends at her home, 256 ramsey
street, last Monday evening. Cards and
dancing were the amuSementS Of the
evening. Among those present were
the Misses Nellie Cassidy, Minnie
White, Chute, Denzer, Cannon, Sweden
borg, Lille Bradford, Williams, Let
teau; Mcssrs. Baldwin, Jones, Ham
mond, Cressweli, Hlnkle. Parker, Mil
Ter, Green, Atkins, Thompson.
A gay party of young people met at
the home OF MIR. and Mrs. j. P. Elmer on
Thursday evening and proceeded to
w I'll yUop1 Xrbnrn tbnV nCc1Up6 IN clyn ta
with more or less applause. The want
of skill OH the part vi some of those i'll
the party did not check in the least the
general good humOr. and formal vote
decided that the affair was a great sue
cess.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Storr entertained
a number OF their friends onThanksgiv-
ing day at their home, 3l3 Edmund
street. Among those who parlOok Of
the royal repast and joined in the teS-
tivities aftcrWard were Nj. and Mrs. q.
K. Whitbeck, Mir. and Mrs. S. ID. by
Singer, the MiSsesW hltbeck, Miss Hazel
Storr, W.-K. Newport, II. S. Dysinger,
Norman Storr, j. +. Porter.
Wednesday afternoon one of the
daintieSt and finest appointed euchre
parties was given at her home On Good
rich avenue by Mrs. James Bryant.
Surrounding the seventeen tables were
siXty-eight guests. The prizes, which
were very handsome, were taken by
Mrs Garland, Mrs. Ryan. Mrs. HoXie,
Mrs. Bramiall and Mrs. Johnston.
Wednesday evening a jolly party of
young people took the train to -Four
lakes, where they are to be the guests
of Dr.. and Mrs. A. Ii. Patterson, who
have takentheir summer home for the
occasion. They will remain over Sun
day, returning to town Monday morn
ing a happy crowd of tWentY-foar.
NJ. IL. gave card party on
Thanksgiving evening at his residence
on Robert street. Among those pres
ent were Misses Lottie Christie, Lena
Werner, Amanda Magoon, Maggie,
Alice and Nellie Otis, Mile BerkowHz;
Messrs. Nolan. Drake, Mickey. Wether-
aid and BerkoWitz.
Mrs. Lamborn read beautiful paper
at her home on Dayton, Wednesday
afternoon, for the benefit of the day
nursery. Th subject of the paper was
Egypt, and was such production as
only an enthusiastic and observant
traYcler,as Mrs. Lamborn is, could pro-
duce.
Mrs. John F. Fulton gave tea
Wednesday evening for her sister, Mrs.
Kittridge, OF Boston. who is visiting
here with her husband. He is proni-
ncnt member Of the Boston bar.
Friday evening Miss Lillian Willard
gave large dancing party to her young
friends. 1t was one Of the most enjoy
able, as we'll as the prettiest, of this
seasons entertainment.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Joy gave their
friends a pleasant dance in the dining
room OF the Hotel Barteau last Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. Wheelock and the Misses Whee-
lock gave a dinner party on Monday
evening for Miss Severance.
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