St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-10
PLEASURES PAST.

The Misses CaStin. assisted by Miss
Lillian Lynch, gave dancing party at
their new home on Edmund street last
Tuesday evening. The parlorS were
prettily decorated with golden rod, and
Seiberts orchestra furnished the music.
at midnight a sumptuous repast was
served, TO which the guests did full
justice. Among those present were:
The Misses Stedman, Lee, Murray,
Smith, Woudua, Dowlan, eastman,
Underman, Carroll, Wagner, Davis,
Gibbs, Brown. Browning, the Misses
Annie and May Lee, and Messrs. King,
Lynch, Ryan, Smith, Locker, Taiboy,
Moore. Cronin, Sunkler and Bartlette.
The Pickle club, of White Bear lake,
was handsomely entertained Wednes-
day evening at O'Clock dinner, given
by Frank Hutson, member of the
club, at the residence of his father OH
Portland avenue. The evening was
spent i'll music and dancing. The
dramas of Uncle Toms Cabin and
1.-The Two Orphans" were presented by
members of the club. Those present
were c. L. Spear, c. Il. Trowbridge,
John Baily, w. II. Kuhlmann, George
Ii. Hullsick, Joe King, Dick O'Brien, &.
Ii. Fiuiant. j. w. FInhant, Frank Hut
son, Heap Hutson, Harry Allen, A.
BonnicastIe White, William Burke, DR..
Berthel, Dir. Kelly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorr gave a reception
Tuesday evening last for Mrs. DORIS
sister, Miss Agnes Bryan. of Hartford.
Conn.,, at their lovely home, 5 Crocus
Hill. A great many OF the well-known
musical people of the city were pres
emf, and contributed to the evenings
entertainment. Among those who were
present were MI. and Mrs. Colville,
Mesdames Harris, Dorr and Yale: Miss
Sans Souci; Messrs. Merrill and Van
York and the Mendelssohn quintette.
AT the close of the programme dainty
collation. was served and the pleasant
evenings reception was brought TO a
close.
On Saturday evening Albert r. Kos
ankle was surprised by his friends at
his home, 33l Martin street, the occa-
sion being his thirteenth birthday. The
evening was. pleasantly spentin play
ing cards. Among those who were
present were Messrs. w. Witt. F. Clark,
Ii. Witt. NJ. Yost, IL. Kasanke and Mrs.
Muir, Misses Katie Muir, Maggie
Naehtigall, Louise Welke. Mary and
Lizzie Burnde. Prizes were won by
Miss Muir and Mr.. Kasanile.
Miss Annie Guthrie gave a euchre
party last Thursday afternoon for her
guest. Miss Cannon, of Ohio, which
was particularly enjoyable. Some of
those who were present were Misses
Upham, Hicks. Hobart. Dean, Borup,
Warner, Winslow, Pope. Simpson, Os-
burn, l.. Borup, Blakely, Bass, Lille
Day, Alice Day, De Coster. Common and
number of others.
About sixteen members of the Second
German NJ. e. Church jungendbund sur
prised their president, II. Schuldt, at
his home on Sims street Friday even
ing last. The evening was delightfully."-
spent in games, music and singing, after
which dainty lunch was served.
The Y. z. S. of st. Pau's church was
pleasantly entertained Tuesday even
ing by Miss Anderson. The next reg
ular meeting of the society will be held
at the home Of Miss Gritfen, on john
street.
Miss Myrtle Burnett. of los Summit
avenue. assisted by Miss Kate BoIinger,
entertained quite large party of her
friends with music yesterday afternoon.
The young people of the Second
Church Jungenbund surprised their
president, III. Schuldt, at his home on
SimmS street, on Friday evening last.
a sOciabie was given Friday evening
at The residence OF Mrs. Il n. Lyon,