St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-17
THE WEEKS EvFNTs.

Tuesday evening the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. P. Gould, of East Congress
street, was the scene of very pleasant
social affair. A number of acouaint-
ances made up a surprise party, and
until late hour the gaiety, which con-
sisted OF dancing, was kept up. The
guests were entertained in royal man
her, and Mr.. and Mrs. Gould seemed to
be among those whG enioyed il most.
Among those present were Capt. and
Mrs. Rodecker, MI. and Mrs. Wilde,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Thomas. Capt. and
Mrs. Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. Madamore.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Leyden, Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. n McNellis, and Mr.. and Mrs.
=. Hutchens, of West Superior; the
Misses Curry, Mss Hickey. of Lake
City; Minnie Gray, Nora and Dela
Morlarlty, May EdwardSon. Fannie and
Minnie Claus, BERTHE Cowiey. Anna
klenck. Maggie Agnew; Messrs. X. L.
McAdam, of Maine; DIR. Fl. A. McNeaI,
OF Chicago; K. Austin, George Gilkey,
Henry Norman, NJ Moriaritv, L. G.
Bush, W. A. Gilmore, Deavan, Pickett,
Kennedy. Setback and Frank Gould, of
Boston.
Thursday evening the parishiouers of
st. Peters church rendered a reception
to their pastor aud his bride, Rev. and
Mrs, Stuart 3. Puryes. Among the
guests were Dr. aud Mrs. John Wright,
Kew. and Mrs. 7. Peytou Morgan, Mir.
and Mrs. w. Z. Caldwell, George Rich
ardson, Reverends w. c. Pope, j. Hig-
genSon, Cd. Smith, M. Smith. MIR. and
MISS Willard. Rev. and Mrs.C. E.Haupt,
Mir. and Mrs. Hunt, Rev. J. B. Holsey,
OF Philadelphia; Rev. A. f. Fillmore,
Mr.. and Miss Studevant. Mrs. Sanborn,
Mr. Eddy, Rev. a. Alexander, Rev. j.
A. NattraSS, MIR. and Mrs. Albeck, Rev,
j.. Lage, Mrs. Ellithorpe, the Misses
Elilthorpe, Cary, Webb, Freeman,
Scanning. Pote, Felt. aud Mcsdames
Aibeck. Klingurfis, Freeman and Pote.
wednesday evening several lads and
laSSeS OF the West side got I'D a sur
prise party and repaired TO the home of
Charles L. Pierce, SOB Bidwell street. if
being his eighteenth birthday. They
mad very pleasant time, and at 1880
refreshments were served. The guests
soon after departed, leaving behind
many suitable reminders of the happy
occasion. Those present were Misses
Mamie Leltner, Dora Moeller, Inez
Galloway, Katie Allen, Matte Pierce.
Lulu Baker, Julia Marthaler, Florence
Remlck. Lou Provost, Amelia Miller.
Laura Timer and Amelia Stassen:
MessrS. Slower. Provost, Shaw, Burn
ham. Hayford. Stassen, Prinsiu, Foster.
taleS. Inayer. Wilson, Marthaler, Lett
her, Taft and Berg.
81. faul Camp No. g. Woodmen of the
World, held an interesting meeting
Sept. II. A number of new members
were Introduced into the mysteries of
woodcraft and large number of new
Applications were submitted to the
Camp. During the Introduction of the
new Candidates brother SoyerelgnS from
La Sale Camp No. z, Prosperity No. 9.
lice NO. 9, aud delegation of chop
perS from Minneapolis marched into the
hall Ill BODY and We're received by
Couhcil Commander Eugene La France
WIN caulp nonOrS. The camp then re-
| solved Itself into social session. which
proved exceedingly enjoyable to all.
"Wednesday evening Miss Matte Aus
Til, OF collins street. gave little party
| to her friends. The evening was inter
| spersed with music both vocal and in
strnmental. Among the notable feat
ureS OF the evening was the fine banjo
playing OF Prof. Edwin S. Davis and
the guitar solos OF Master Eddie Pardee
Later in the evening fine collation. was
served, which was duly appreciated by
all. Among those present were the
Misses Austin, Bertha and Fannie HainS
I'm; MeoSfo. George HaIGlin, Austin.
| Eddie Pardee and Prof. Davis.
A very peasant surprise partv was
rendered Miss Anna Witte, of Maria
avenue, last Thursday evening. Dane
Ing and games were the chief features
OF the evening; dainty lunch being
| served at 1l:30. Among those present
were Miss Eva Peterson, the Misses
Walker, Belle Connell, Alice Peterson
| Mrs. Lindeke, tillie and Bertha Matt
Lizzie and Anna Witte; Messrs. Van
Blech, Nost, HOrnish. Bach, Witte. Mar
TN. Danbroye, Snideke, Bailey, of Min
/ neapolis.
ne officers at Fort Smelling gave an
| informal hop last Monday. which was
attended by quite number of ST Ps"I
people. a few of those who were
/ there were: Col. and Mrs. StoweII Mr.
Squires, Miss Nellie Wheelock, Miss
Smyth, Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. MaxfieId
Miss Magotiin, Miss Margaret Hall
Archie Wright, n. Dunn and Walter
| Hancock.
The Moonlight Dancing club gave the
hrst OF series OF dances at Ariou nail
| wednesday evening. 1t proved to be a
very enjoyable affair, about sixty
| couples attending. Hilyard's band fur
nished the music, which was up to their
usual standard. Refreshments were
served by the club i'll the dining parlors
adjoining the hall.
Mrs. U. A. Beal gave a ladies' lunch
con thursday afternoon for Mrs. Sum-
merS, OF New York city. Those present
were A. M. Lawton, j. w. Sprague. V.
j. Hawkins, Dwight Watson. Rod,rers