St. Paul daily globe., 1893-04-30
SOCIAL AFFAIRS.

Miss Katie Toomey, OF 5l0 Robert street.
was given pleasant surprise in the shape of
social party by her numerous friends in
this city Oh Friday evening last. The occa-
sion was one brought about by her friends
here partly in honor OF those at present in
the city en- route to the worlds far. The
perlors were comfortably filled. and dancing
and vocal and instrumental music were the
order of the evening. Among those present
were Mr.. ana Mrs. Tiesien, Mr.. and Mrs.
FOuSeca, Mr.. and Mrs. Steuart OF British Co.
lumbia, Can; Miss Mathews, Miss Pearl
Shaddick, Miss Katie Dunn Miss Lettie An
derson, Miss E. Johnson: MeSsrs. Olson,
Dunlop, p. Ryan, Bailey. Cole, j. Mitchell.
Winnipeg; V. Youhill. Winnipeg; Y. Web
ster, Winnipeg, and Masters Warren, Steuart,
and Arthur tOnSeca-
The lady managers of the Kirmess have
been most urgently invited TO put the hi
mess on display in Minneapolis next SAT-
day. Mrs. Lowry, Mr.. and Mrs. Haskell aud
other prominent society people have assured
them that their coming will be an assured
success both financially and socially. A
meeting of the board will be held at Hotel
Metropolitan on Monday at IL O'Clock to de-
eide the matter.
Master Charles McIntvre, of the Aberdeen,
arrived at the most important epoch of his
life, so for as his experience has gone, last
Thursday. On that dav he found himself
eight years old. and in order TO celebrate the
event i'll manner BETTING lis consequence
he calico in a number Of his friends to Ie-
jCice with him. Those who were hidden to
the very pleasant party IN honor OF the day
were: Misses Ruth Mohler Lorena Abbott
Helen McIntyre Helen Mckay. Marion Nor
gan and Dorothy De Witt; Masters Bummie
Livingston. John Abbott, julie Hannaford,
Willie Rhodes, Arthur Driscoll and Conrad
Driscoll.
A very pleasant surprise party was given
10 William Heck, of 6I3 North street, Weines-
day evening. Cards, singing and dancing
QVpnippfS nmfSpmnntS Among
those present were MesSrs. j. Temer. Ed
Roesler, 5. Winston, j. Marsolf, j. Goodman
Jr. Willism Smith, of West Superior; A.
Schmitz, William Golden, j. Bender, j. 7.
hushen, E. Nilliaume Paul Bork, George
Creamer; Mrs. William Golden; Misses Kate
aud Emma Bender. Maggie Wilmer, Polly
Roesler, Gertie Lahr Mary Schurman. Annie
Wagner. Emma Friend. Mary Tenner, Minnie
Witt. Lou Metzger, Maggie kerst, Minnie
Heck.
Miss Theresa O'ConnelI. Of Forbes street,
was given surprise party Monday evening
bv a number of her friends in honor of her
birthday. Among those who were present
were Misses Diene0, Somernauser, Peterson,
Wieman, Berigdn. Burnes, Blackman, Franey,
Schlick. Wagner. Furguson, the Misses Nlles,
Misses Maxeiner, Burichter and Leiher. and
Messrs Brown Watson. Spidel, Gilkie, Lewis
Winter Cunningham, Balznet. O'Hara, Falli-
hee. White, Kelly Ward. Burke and Thomp-
son.
MISS Lulu 1lHduy very pl6hSdutlJ eut6T-
tanned a party of young people Wednesday
evening. Dancing and games were the order
of the evening. Among those present were ::
Misses Hortense and Amandah Zahn, Caddie
Frisk Eulah Douglass, Alberta Turnnell,
Katherine Muldoon, and Messrs Vincent
Cavanaugh, Benham, Adams, Trumbull
Pitts and DuSan.
A pleasant surprise party was given in
honor of Miss Annie Gerber on Thursday
evening last al Miltons assembly. Dancing
was the feature of the evening. The Met
ropolitan orchestra rendered the music for
the occasion.
Miss Lizzie Cullen, of Cherokee avenue, en-
tertained the Entire Nous club during the
week The following were the winners
Progressive Miss Mary Fitzgerald; lone hand.
Miss Agnes Devereux; consolation, ii AIRY
O'Gorman.
Tuesday evening, at the residence of Mrs.
Dibble the men and boys of Christ's church
choir were delightfully."- entertained by the
hostess. There was music, Rotations, dane
ing, and no end of good things.
Tuesday evening the Misses Walker, of
Bates avenue, gave pleasant dancing party
to a number of their friends.
Mrs ". A Rodecker is visiting friends at
West Superior, Wis.