St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-26
SOCIAL AFFAIRS.

A pleasant surprise party was given Leslie
Rutherford at his home. POS Fourteenth
street, Friday evening, and cards and dane
ing were INDUCED in till q late hour, the
Twin City Mandolin and Guitar club furnish
ing the music. Refreshments were ser, ed at
midnight. Among those present were Mr..
and MIS-. John Ellis, Mr. and Mrs. Manning
Mr., and Mrs. Miesen, Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill
Mr.. and Mrs. Lilly Mr.. and Mrs. Lowering,
Mr. and Mrs. Rosburg, Misses Noyes. Norris
Rosburg, Heisinger, Gregory, and Messrs.
John and Andrew Nielsen. George Ruther-
ford, Marshall and Handscomb.
Mrs. DR.. Beal gave a rose luncheon
Wednesday afternoon TO the following ladies:
Mesdames Chamberlain, Brayton, A NJ.
LaWton. Hosmer, Dwight Watson, Rodgers
DR.. Darling and j. S. Mccullough. The din
ing room was toned in rose red and Bennett
roses twined into the name cards, while the
crystal center piece was filed with American
beauty roses Lights shone through rose
colored shades and from red candies. and
a diagonal of the same shade of ribbon ter
minated in lovers Knots at two corners of the
table. Miss Mabel Boston, gowned in Grim
son crepon, served the coffee.
surprise party was given Friday night to
Leslie Rutherford at 20S Fourteenth street,
in honor of his birthday. Cards and dancing
were INDUCED i'll till a late hour, and refresh
ments were served at midnight. The Twin
City Mandolin and Guitar club furnished the
music. Among those present were Mir. and
Mrs Ellis, Mr.. and Mrs. Miesen. Mr. and
Mrs. Rossburg, Mr.. end Mrs. Lowering, Mr..
and Mrs. Lilly, Mr.. and Mrs. Manning, Mr..
and Mrs. Merrill; Misses Noyes Norris, Ros-
burg, Heisinger, Gregory; Messrs. John and
Andrew Miesen, George Rutherford, Mar
shall, Handscomb
The children of ST. Patrick's school gave a
pleasing entertainment Wednesday at the
parish hall, corner Case and Mississippi
streets. A splendid progr anime. consisting
of drama music and recitations by the
children, and descriptive lecture on Wash
ington was given, the stage and scenery hay
ing been especiall prepared for the occasion.
A neat sum was realized from the entertain
ment, which was largely attended.
Miss Florence Whitney. of Arundel street.
gave a delightful ''at home" yesterday after
noon to a number of prominent ladies, in
honor of her guest Miss Rickets. During
the afternoon pleasant diversion from the
customary programme was enjoyed by all.
Mrs. DR.. Bremhall sang, Miss Grace Whit
ridge gave few readings, and Miss Nellie
HAYES several mandolin selections accom-
panied by Miss Whitney. Ices were served
by young ladies'.
celebrated Washington's birthday Tuesday,
with credit 10 themselves and teacher. The
room was Handsomely decorated with flow
ers, national colors and pictures. The pro-
gramme opened with patriotic song by the
children, Miss LYDIA Anderson recited a
poem poem on i Washington, Misses Ella Booth and
Clara Hilger gave select readings from Wash
ington's writings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ludwig gave birthday party
Wednesday in honor of MARCEL Wilson, of
$50 Bidwell street, West st. Paul. He re-
ceiyed many handsome presents. Games
and dancing were INDUCED in Till a late hour.
Those present were Misses Steibling. Atkins,
McCleary, Pierce. Galloway, Lightner, Mo-
thuller: Messrs. Gilbert, McCleary, Mothuller.
Pierce, McCleary. Lightner, Thayer, Mc-
Cleary.
luncheon of fourteen covers was served
by Mrs. Octavus Beal Thursday afternoon at
her pleasant home OH West Isabel street.