St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-09
ADDITIONAL SOCIAL.
SOCIAL AFFAIRS.

ST. A. G.. of 81. +. c. society entertained
the members OF st. Pauls church choir at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. q. A. Powell last
Tuesday evening. Music and Rotations
passed away the first part OF the evening
followed by play entitled, "A Love OF a
Bonnet" which was done TO perfection. The
statistics were read by Miss Carrie Davis, ana
Miss Gertrude Jones read the prophecy
Mrs. Charles Hatch amused the younger
members by comic songs and selections.
After the play refreshments were served and
dancing followed ANTI midnight, when the
party disbauded with happy hearts. Among
those present were MeSdames Powell, Miller
Willard and Wright, and Misses Caroline
Davis, Josephine Cumbey. Ii. Nc Mister ).
Kirby. c. Anderson, y. Van Duzer, l.. Webb,
Sue Leuhart. MarSdeu, Lii Hunt K. Bier
mann, Nj Reid, NJ. Griffin, l.. Won Du-
zare. NJ. Lenhart, Lou Hunt. q. Jones, N.
COlberu. Powell ana Whiting, and MesSrs.
G. Griffin. q. Biinkhorn, George Davis, w.
Cumbey, W. Kent \. Ferry. +. Powell, X.
Sackett Alec BHrckley, N Smith. j Hart H.
YOungs, IL. schultz, \. Cumbey, o. Powell,
f. Anderson. j MarSden, c. Fixott, l.. Cal
lert p. Afleck. ID TuSsey, Charles Hart w.
Johnson. c. Yapp. c. Griffin. Ii. 1app, IL.
Griffin A Watson. Walter johnson.
Esq. "A. hairy, j. Wiimot. j. Fixott. C. Crit
fin, Hon. Frank Henry Davis and NJ Allen
c. Hatch. ". Hunt. f. Arnett +. Goldsmith,
Thomas Yapp. o. NJ Lange o. l.. Powell, A.
Arnett, }. Eckley, P. Davis. y. Knight and +.
Goldsmith aud Hon. Burrows, Kirby, n. ID.
The Non NobIs Solum club gave its last
social hop Monday evening At Central hall.
Among those present were Misses Laura
Barbeau, Clara Fetsch. Alma julien, Minnie
Kiefer. Lulu Metzger, Katie Jessrang, Ida De
Vault jesse Barbeau, Nellie Pusch, May
Hatch. Florence Doll. Aana Shaleen. Sara
Barbeau, Marie kiefei. Anna FetSch. Laura
Swartz, Nellie LAYTON. May Dufault,
Della Hoba Ida Morrill,. Fanny SimoeK.
Ella Mahri, May Donald, Emma Swanson,
Addle Daigie. Lizzie SOnnenOerg, Lolita Bron-
son. Lille Wainwright, Tillie Lewis, Allie
Dubord, Edith Kent. Jessie Donnelly, Mar
garet Frauklyn. Laura Kent Miss MesSner,
Mr.. and Mrs James Leslie. Mr.. and Mrs. G.
j. Carpenter; Messrs. Adolph j. Getsch,
Norman Dunbar 5. j. Cayanagh. Dr. G. j.
HAnlcy. Emery Baudin, Mic BetteDberg, j.
NJ. McVean, Emil Berieter, Louis Xehon.
William Keiter, " L. Hanson, George
Simon, NJ. Brooks, Ernest Barns d. A.
HanIon, Albert casper, Herman Kretz
". Grace. Harry Burroughs, NJ. Alexander
w. :. Carleton, A HauSer. George W. FetSch
J. W Mahau Bert Gibbs, John Bender. j
Kaufman, Andrew Miesen, Andy j. Ames.
Jay Douglas. Robert ". McCloud, NJ. NJ.
Mitchell, 5. Beasley j. ID. Bedford, Frank K.
Knautt Sidney Meeker, William +. Gross
man. j. ". Smith. Dir. e. W. Russell, S: ii.
Morgan. Ralph Slocum II. A. Doll, Fred
Simcock, }. l.. Kennedy. Russell Trowbridge,
F. W. Stewart. Edward G. Fetsch, j. NJ.
Poland, Fred Leslie aud 5. L. Kellerman.
Wednesday evening. at the residence of E.
c. CDittenden. on Wilkiu street, Miss Chit
tenden charmingly entertained a largo num-
Der or her friends at a dancing party, which
was very great success in every way. 1t
began at S O'Clock, and dancing was kept up
until late hour. Among some of the young
people who were able to accept the invita-
ton were the Misses Martha Gilfllan, Mary
Mahan, Mabel Robinson. Mia FurneSs, Lii
ian Allen, Virginia BOrUp, Nell Austin. Ger
trude Kirke. Nan Baker. Josephine Carr,
Maude Lewis, Alice officer, Sue Donaldson.
Mary Stees, Rose Nabersberg, Jessie Schulz
en-, Ernie Constans, EiinOr sloan, Elsie
Whitney, and Messrs Alden, Officer, Brad
ford. Castle, Oppenheim. Baker, Heard,
Sabin, Savage, Joy. Allen, Harry Allen,
Davidson, Relf and Messrs. Shaw and Hast
ings, OF Minneapolis.
very pleasant surprise party was given
at Nelson hail. A pril |, IN honor of G. REIN
ers' tiftieth birthday. His friends gave him
a beautiful gold watch and chain. Some of
his friends present were Messrs. and Mes
danes Reimers, Nelson. Cook, Rauch, Deg
nan, Farglin, O'Brien. GoodSon, BrennOn,
Greenwood, Greenod. Punin, Robertson,
WalliSs, Faust. Williams. Sheehann. Degmar,
Harpke, Hedman, Becker. Hoffman, Rudd,
Fisher, Hines Tracy COudle, McGlacklan;
Misses Jennie Re!mers Williams. Sheehann,
Maggie, Ella and Julia Finn, Mamie Harpke,
Mamie Duffy, Ellie Parson. Amanda John
son. Augusta Alderman, jessie Williams,
Maggie and Jennie Godrad.
The Dickens entertainment has been post
poned till Wednesday evening, April IL.
This announcement will be agreeable to
many who wish to attend the Seidl concert,
but who would be reluctant to miss the OPP
pOrtunity to renew acquaintance with such
old friends as MiCaWber PeckSniff. Capt
Cutler, Little Nell, the TAT boy. who will
wake up for this occasion only: Sarah Camp,
Betsy Prig. etc. etc. With the assistance Of
Miss Gordon. Messrs. Merrill, Won GOetzen
ana Okehofpe in vocal and instrumental
selections, and Miss Banning in recitations.
this entertainment will undoubtedly prove Il
great success and insure generous sum for
the Breck school at Wilder, for the benefit of
which ii is given.
The residence OF Mr. ana Mrs. Peter Ye-
men, on Randolph street. was the scene of O.
very pleasant party last Saturday evening, it
being the fifth anniversary of theirswedded
life. Presents emoiemdtic of this anniversary
were many, and, after their friends had par
taken of supper prepared by the hostess, the
evening was made enjoyable by dancing.
} Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Glynn. of
Washington, D. c.. Mrs. Lytton, OF Lake
Crystal, Mimi Messrs. and Mesdames LIE
Claire. Mcclure, Fisher, Root, Crosby, PEN
gally and daughter, SWetlyn. Mrs. Hymers,
Joe Swanda Mrs. Huessier and others.
Among the successful social events of the
past week was Il surprise party given to j.
Kane in honor of his sixteenth birthday at
his residence 536 West Seventh street, Thurs
day evening. Dancing was the feature of
the evening, there being about sixteen
couples present. Among them were Misses
M. Doyle, 4. Doyle, Kane. Brennan, Steven
son, Schaum, Montgomery, Logelln, Church
i'll and Bickford; Messrs. Scheeley. Kane,
Malloy Charboneau. Churchill. Cook, Wag
ner Fahey. fills. Burris. Carter, Charlton,
Wood, BoucEa, ROuleau. The music was
furnished by the Central orchestra.
Miss Daisy Beltendorf was surprised by