St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-07
SUBURBAN SOCIAL.
DAYTON'S BLUFF.

A most enjoya BILE meeting Of the Dayton's
Bluff Euchre club was held on Tuesday
evening at the home OF MIR. and Mrs. q. d.
Andrews. Prizes were won by the following:
Mrs. Sherin. Mrs. Hevenener, Mrs. Middle
ton. Mr.. Barber, Mr. Middleton and Mr.
Krieger. Those present were Mr.. and Mrs
Barber Mr.. and Mrs Hevener DR.. and Mrs.
Schiffman, Mr.. and Mrs. Kreger. Mr.. and
Mrs Tracy Mr.. and Mrs. Middleton, Mr.. and
Mrs Farwell; the Misses Freeman and Bodle
and Mr.. Phillips.
The last meeting Of the Columbian Bowl
ing club was held last Saturday afternoon at
the alley on East Sixth street The hostesses
were the Misses freeman. Bodle. RelnecKer
and Heulein, and the badge was won by
Miss May Simmer Those present were the
Misses Adams. Hachmann, Becht, Reinecker,
Hevener Heinlein. Freeman, Bodle. Winker,
King, Lawrence, De Haas, Allison and Shin
ner.
Miss Martha Jaeger, Of Hoffman avenue.
pleasantly entertained number Of friends
at cards and dancing at her home Thursday
evening. Those present were the Misses
Drake Barber. Glanvlile' Collins; Rotert ana
White; Messrs. Nienaber, Barber, Collins,
King. Borough, Morgan, Westphal and
Schultz. H~
Miss Kate Fifeld, of East Fourth street.
entertained the Dayton's Bluff Elite club on
Wednesday evening. The evening was spent
with cards, after which refreshments were
served The next meeting will be with Miss
Carrie WieIde. of Hastings avenue.
The Musk verein, st. Paul, entertained
large number of its friends last Monday
evening at Standard hall al an entertainment
and dance. Mrs. Bollman gave number OF
fine vocal selections, and the music was fur
nished by Oeberhoefer's orchestra.
special meeting of the Iron Hall Balt1-
more was held last Tuesday evening with
Mrs Frank Davis. of East Third street. A
regular meeting will be held next Monday
evening with Nj. Albeck, of Hudson avenue.
n ha q business
meeting at the home OF George freeman,
of Bates avenue, on saturday evening to
complete arrangements for dance to be
| given at Westmoreland hail. May II.
The Ladies Aid society of the Bates Az
enue NJ. E. Church met last Friday afternoon
| with Mrs M. Fineld of East Fourth street.
| The next meeting will be with Mrs. Albeck.
| of Hudson avenue.
The Old Folks Concert, which has been
| given twice at the Bates Avenue Nj.
| church, will again be repeated at the Asbury
| Nj. Z. church, on Ross street, next Monday
evening.
| Miss Mable Shields. of Maria avenue, en-
| tertained d number OF her little friends at
| her home Friday afternoon, the occasion
| being the celebration Of her eleventh birth
| day.
Miss Fannie Levisey, of Madison, Wis,
who has been the guest of Mrs Schuloff, of
East Fourth street, returned to her home on
Wednesday.
The Ladies' Missionary Society of the At
lantic Congregational Church was held Fri
day afternoon with Mrs. Bell, OF Conway
street.
A pleasant meeting of the Young Ladies'
Il. o. T. club was held last Friday afternoon
with Miss Elsie Mertens of East Sixth street.
Mr McKechnie entertained the choir boys
| of st. Peters Episcopal church at the Met
ropolitan opera house Saturday afternoon.
Mrs E. G. Robinson and son, Richard
bau vic
zette. of East Fourth street, the past week.
Mrs Lowe, of Brainerd, and Mrs. Mayo. of
Minneapolis, spent part of the week with
Mrs. johnson. OF East Fourth street
Ed Koehn, of New York, is expected next
week to spend the summer with his aunt,
| Mrs. DR.. Horst, of Bates avenue.
The Ladies' Guild of st. Peters Episcopal
| Church met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Nj.
| j. Smith, of East Fourth street.
| Mrs. Robert Seeger. of Maria avenue, gave
| an afternoon lunch on Thursday in honor of
| Mrs. Paul Seeger, of California.
MI and Mrs Holl. of Hoffman avenue, en-
| tertained about sixty friends aud relatives at
| their home Thursday evening.
Miss Berdie Skinner, of Maple street. pleas
antly entertained a company of friends at
dancing Thursday evening.
A business meeting of the Y. P. 8. g. E. of
| the Bates Avenue NJ. Z. Church was held
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. George. of Conway street, gave an
| afternoon coffee to few friends Friday
afternoon.
Miss Florence Ballion, of Hudson avenue,
| celebrated her third birthday last Saturday.
| afternoon.
Miss Lenora Cominck, OF Ravine street, en-
tertained a party OF friends Wednesday
| evening.
| A few friends were entertained Friday
! evening by Albert Wielde, of Hastings
| avenue.
Cards have been issued announcing the en-
ser Jr.
| Mrs. Penner and her sister, Miss Ollie
Becht have taken up residence at 407 Bates
| avenue.
Mrs. Wheeler of Minneap olis was the
| guest of Mrs. Simmer the first part of the
week.
Miss Edith Spencer. of Saltwater. was the
| guest of her sister, Mrs. Dayton, during the
| week.
| Mr.. Quarry of Superior, was the guest of
| Mrs. Wilson, OF the 'Marlowe,' for short
| time.
Dr. Pick, of London has been the guest of
Ross Clark, of Bates avenue for short time
Mrs. Boggs, of Duluth visited her mother,
Mrs. Reinecker, during the week.
MI and Mrs. Kessler. of Hoffman avenue,
| returned Saturday from Chicago.
Mr. Lawrence, of East Seventh street, is
| expected Sunday from the East.
John Seeger of Hoffman avenue, returned
| Tuesday from Chicago.
Mrs. a. Fisher will leave Monday for San
Jose, her future home.
G. w. Freeman returns Sunday from an
| Eastern trip.
ST. PAUL PARK.