St. Paul daily globe., 1893-08-27

aid and EIenore McDonald; Masters
John Leonard, VIII and Walter Walsh.
Joe and Willie DAILY. Frank Walsh, Paul
Mcdonald and Arthur Daily.
A very enjoyable surprise party was
given OH Tony Charbonneau last Tues
day evening. at his home, 241 Four
teenth street. Gu account of the ram
! there were not as many present. as were
expected, but at least fifteen couples
We're not afraid of getting wet. The
evening was spent III dancing and
games. There were a few selections
given on the mandolin by Miss Minnie
Geib and duet, parody on After the
Ball." by the Misses 1ilie GeIb and
Kittie MosSburger, which were highly
appreciated by all. About O'clock the
party broke up. and all joined hands
and sang the old familiar tune, Home,
Sweet Home"
The survivors of the Sixth regiment.
Minnesota infantry volunteers, will
| hold their reunion at Minnenaha Falls
| Saturday, Sept. 2. Companies A, G and
| E. of St. Paul, have chartered the
steamer George Hays TO carry the vet
Grams and their friends to the falls and
! return at 80 cents per head fol the
round trip. Gov. Nelson has promised
| to accompany the boys, and a Jolly good
| time is bound to be had by the boys un-
der their old commander, Capt Billy
Crooks. The steamer leaves the foot OF
jackson street at a. m, sharp.
A most enjoyable birthday party was
given Miss Alphonsine Julien last Tues
| day evening by Miss Alma and Alber-
tine Julien, at their home at POI Rice
street. The songs and solos rendered
by some of the guests were duly appre-
| ciated. An excellent supper was served
and dancing was prolonged until late
hour Among those present were Misses
Anna and Clara FetSch, Sara and Laura
Barbeau, Alma and Aibertine julien.
Messrs. George e. Gilkey, Emery,
Beaudin. Frank Skok. Harry Brown,
| Mr.. Jones. Adolph Fetsch
Miss 0da GroneWold was pleasantly
surprised by about forty of her friends
at her home, Oh Victoria street, Satur-
day evening. Singing and games were
INDUCED in. A few of those present
were: Miss Ida Bloom, Nj . and S. Beck,
Kittie Nolen, u. PenShorn, Y. Berg
! StrOm. Flora SchamD, S. and A. Grone-
void, Clara Grouewold, j. Herring, S.
and A. Hoppe, Ed and Ii. Bueka. Theo-
dore and Arthur Gronewold, Albert
| Caron, Fread Grunewal. Charles Hoppe,
Joe Keintz. III. Hansler, E. Penshurn,
L. Nhltemack.
The ladies of Central Park M. E..
church will give ''Gypsy social'' at the
church, corner of Twelfth and Mime
! sofa streets, Thursday evening, Aug. 81,
at s o'clock. a Gypsy camp, Gypsy cos
tunes and Gypsy chOruSeS, also a solo
| by Miss Turner and a recitation by
Franklyn w. Lee will be the main feat
ureS of the evening. Light refreshments
coffee, Ice cream, cake, fruits aud bon
| bonS-will be served. All friends OF
| the congregation are cordially invited.
The members of st. Paul Chapter No.
| 4, y. e. S.. held their annual picnic al
Como Friday last. Most of the mem
| bers, as well as great many invited
| friends, went out, and the affair was a
complete success IN every respect.
| Quite an acceptable little sum of money
was realized, which is to go to the re.
| lief of the city poor, in which work this
chapter is doing some very good work.
| Miss Lizzie Campbell was pleasantly
surprised at her home Thursday after.
noon last. The invading party consist.
ed of Misses Eta and Lillian Morisse
| Winnie and Daisy Kauch, Hillna ano
Selma Anderson, May Williams, Della
Dagnon, Clara Hilger, Florence anG
Dorinda Pengelly, Katie Leary anc
Oracle Kenrick. and Masters Ton
Campbell, john Leary and Fred Morisse
The Sunday school children of the
First Presbyterian church picnicked al
| Spring Park, Lake Minnetonka, Tues
| day.
Cards are out for the wedding O.
William j. Sullivan, SON of Senator ID
| NJ. Sullivan, of Merriam Park. 10 Mis-:
Lillian OBrien, we'll known in st. Pau
social circles, and daughter of Mrs
Mary j. O'Brlen, of East Eighth street
TO occur on tuesday, Sept. ).
| The Young Peoples Society of st
Paul's Church gave an ice cream socia