St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-26
DAYTON's BLUFF.

Last Saturday evening most delightful
surprise party was given in honor OF Adolph
Geisen, OF Mound street. the occasion beng
the celebration of his twenty fifth birthday.
Dancing was the main feature of the even
ing, the music being furnished by the Twin
City banjo, Mandolin and Guitar club. A
light repa5t was served at half-past il
o'clock. Those enjoying the hospitality OF
Mr Geiseu were the Misses Becht Presley,
Hevener. Siebold, Burkhard. Kuhl, 9obleter,
Faber Derglows, Blackman, Burrichter, Muir
ply, Burke, kuafmann, Austen. Beck, Hill
bert; Messrs. A Schmidt. A. P. Quesnell. c.
Lieberd, J. Prendergast, q. 7. Mllady, e. j.
Freeman, f. Schriyder, ". Lemke Stark, A.
Wagner, P. Hauser, William Burkhard Jr.,
Frank, C.EIatch, j. Silk, w. j. Thuham, j.
Marten, r. Deebach, M. Geisen and j. J.Geisen.
Next Friday evening, March 3. the young
people of the Atlantic Congregational ehurcn
win open Il mammoth dime museum at
Blaising's hall, on the corner or East Third
street and Bates avenue, at which they Will
exhibit thirty freaks and novelties which
have been collected from all parts Of the
world conspicuOus among which are Texas
giant and giantess. Sl0O00 beauty paoy
show, Jumbo, Bachelors Secret Zip and the
spotted boy. snake charmer, Sutherland SIS
tiers. Tom Thumb and wife, etc.
The Dayton's Bluff Pleasure club held q
business meeting last Tuesday evening q the
home of Elmer Deebach, of Maple street.
FRIDAY evening the club enjoyed skating
a
paired to the home of Albert Eggert. of Ar
cade street where cards were INDUCED in
and refreshments served.
The Reading Circle was entertained last
Tuesday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. M. Fiield,
of East Fourth street The next meeting
will be held with Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Smith.
The following persons will take part: Mr.
ant; Mrs. Spinder. Mr. and Mrs. Madison,
and Nr. and Mrs. Sturtevant.
The third number of the lecture course
being given under the auspices of the La
dies Aid Society, Bates Avenue M. E. Church,
will be lecture by Rev. Thomas McClary
next Thursday evening, March 2, at the
church. The subject will be announced
later.
The fourth number of the Ashbury lecture
course will be given in the church next Tues
day evening BY Prof. w. Y. Sudduth, of the
state university. his subject being Con
sumption, Cholera and Quarantine" Qllus-
trated).
Miss Lila Marchand OF Bates avenue, very
pleasantly entertained the II. 0. z. club FIJI
day afternoon. Those present were Maud
Freeman Elsie Mertens. Clara Winker, Kate
Fifield, Rose Murphy, Agnes Lake and Clara
Meier.
The Y. P. S. C. f. of the Bates Avenue NJ.
E. Church will hold an important business
meeting next Wednesday evening. The otfi-
GERS for the new year are to be elected, ana
all members are requested to be present.
Last 4 upSutN evening NCOiSO "
Bates avenue, entertained the Dayton's Bluff
Erchre club Prizes were won by Mrs. Tracy,
Mrs Allen Kreger, Mrs. Bascom, Mr.. Bas-
com, Mr. Middleton and Mr.. Andrews.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Bates Av-
enue NJ E Church met with Mrs. McClary,
of Schenwald street, last Friday afternoon.
The next meeting will be with Mrs. NJ. FL
field of East Fonrth street.
A surprise party was rendered Gebhard
Bohn Jr.. of East Sixth street. last Wednes-
day evening. in honor of his birthday. Cards
were ndnged in. and the head prize was
won by Robert McCleary.
Mr. NcKecknie entertained part of his
cEoir al his rooms Mt the RYAN hotel on
Monday evening They are rehearsng Toy
SYMPHONY which will be given Immediately
after Lent IS over
The eighth grade of the Van Brren school
celebrated Washington's birthday in a fit
ting manner last Tuesday morning by pa
triotic celebration at the school house.
Miss Carrie Miss gave a most delightful
party at her home on Maria avenue last Fri
day evening. Games and dancing were the
amusements of the evening.
Miss Diley, of Prairie du Chen. was the
guest of Mrs Lacy, of Bates avenue, during
the week She expects soon to make her
home in this city.
Miss Lou Winker won the badge at the last
weeks meeting of the Columbian Bowling
club. The hostesses were the Misses Bodle
and Hoffman.
Mrs Charles Wenhagen. of Bates avenue,
gave an afternoon coffee last Monday in
honor of the birthday of her mother, Mrs
Eggert.
st. Paul Chanter No 81, o. E. s.. was en-
tertained at cards last Friday evening at the
home of MIR. and Mrs. Spendler, OF Maple
street.
The Ladies' Two-to-Five Euchre club will
meet next Wednesday afternoon with Mrs
Mccullough, of Somerset street
Miss Rose Murphy. of East Fourth street.
entertained number Of girl friends at her
home last Wednesday evening.
Mrs. J. W. Lemay, of East Third street, en-
tertained company of friends from Mime
apolis on Wednesday.
The Alcayde Euchre club will meet one
week from Wednesday with Miss Lou Wink
er, of Burns avenue.
very entertaining musical was given
Wednesday evening by St. Johns Choral So
ciety in the church.
A party of young people of the bluff en-
joyed u coasttng party on Sixth street hill
Monday evening.
Miss Emma Dinio, of Conway street, is WIS.,
iting Mr. and Mrs c. II. Cannon, of st. An
thony Park.
of Mr. and Mrs. W. j. Jameson, of Rayine
street.
Miss May Brant OF Conway street. visited
in Minneapolis during the forepart of the
week.
Mrs. Nienhauser, of Bates avenue is en-
tertaining as her guest her sister from Daco-
tah
The study class met last Monday evening
with Mrs. Chamberlain, of Bates avenue.
Miss Spencer of Saltwater, is the guest Of
her sister Mrs. Dayton, of Bates avenne.
Mrs. Jones' of Minnea polls. visited Mrs.
Brant. of Conway street, the past week
Mr. and Mrs. P. j. Mcdonald. of Conway
street, visited Como friends Monday.
w. j. Westphal, of East Fifth street. left
Monday for short trip to Duluth.
Mrs Griswold. of East Sixth street. has re-
turned from visit TO Nashua. To-
On Washington's birthday the Misses Burk-