St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-01
-DAYToN's BLUFF.

hardL, Miss u. Burkhardt. Miss FTeem an,
Miss ID. DeiRecker and Miss simpson; the
floor committee Miss Hevener, Miss o. Free
man, Miss Reinecker. Music was furnished
by Hillyard' s orchestra. and the grand march
was led by Miss Simpson and j. W. Gillette.
About midnight the young people repaired
to the second floor, where light lunch was
served Those present were the Misses Free
man, O. Freeman, Granville, Reinecker,
Lahr, Heinlein, Gervais, Bodle. burkhardt
Simpson, ID. Reinecker, b. Burkhardt. Aid
erman. Lohlker, Lothman, EorSberg, Skin
ner, Hevener, Winker, c. Winker, Drake,
King and Fifeld; Messrs. A. E. King. G. II.
Warner. Allison, Lohlker Tucker, Hough
But khardt, William Burkhardt, Day, Ken
nedy, Gillette. Freeman, MCars. Sutmaf.
Arend, Brose George Wichman. w. W1ch.
man Clinton, Deebacn, Lothman, Winker
and Barber. ~
Monday evening. al the home of Mr.. and
Mrs FarWell. of Hoffman avenue. large
number OF friends gathered for an Xmas cell
ebration. The evening was spent Very pleas
antly, and an elegant dinner was served at
O'Clock. Those present were DR.. and Mrs.
Chhse. of Minneapolis; Mr. and MIS-. Willard
Fffield and family, MIR. and Mrs. e. ID. Brann.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith and family. MIR. and Mrs.
Mattson, Mr.. and Mrs. Benedict and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sturtevant and Miss Patti
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Fisher were surprised
at their home ON Conway street Saturday
evening by number OF friends. The oeca-
sion was the celebration OF the second ami
yersary of their wedding. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. L. Nattrass of Hazel
Oils !: Mr. and Mrs. George Kiln kerfues, MIR.
and Mrs. A. p. Rotert and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Heaton
Miss Johanna Holl entertained the young
ladies of the Ii. o. P. club Thursday after
noon at her home on Hoffman avenue. The
afternoon was very pleasantly spent In games
of all kinds. after which refreshments were
served Those present were: Maud Free
man. Kate Fitield, Clara Winker, Irene Milan,
Clara Meier, stella Thorworih, Fannie Ham
lin Elsie Mertens, Agnes Lair.
Mr.. and Mrs. George. of Conway street.
entertained d number of friends Friday
evening at q progressive einoh party. Among
those present were Mr.. ana Mrs. Laid, Mr.
and Mrs. burk, Mr.. ana Mrs. Stonaker, Mr..
and Mrs. Bascome, Mr.. and Mrs Garrett,
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomp-
son, Frank and Harry George.
The ladies of the Asbury NJ E. church are
making arrangements for course OF lectures
to be given at the church on hose street, be-
ginning in February. There Will be six
lectures III ALL one each week, and, as the
best of talent has been secured, it is hoped
that the people of the bluff will patronize
them.
a leap year party was given at the resi-
dence of Theodore Hamm, on Greenbrier
avenue, last Wednesday evening. The party
was i'll some measu reception 10 MT.
1uDHl, WHO Has TGcGutlf lIOm tuC
East There were about forty people present.
A very unique Christmas entertainment
was given Monday evening at the Bates Ave-
nue. NJ. L. church. The programme consist
ed of singing and Rotations by the infant
class, after which presents were ground out
of Santa Claus mill for the children.
Dr. ana Mrs SchittmGn, of Hoffman ave-
nue., entertained a number OF friends at pro-
gresSive euchre Tuesday evening. Prizes
were won by Mrs. j. G. Barber, Mrs. Allen
Krieger, Miss Kate Watkins, Charles Phillips,
&. j. Freeman and q. W. Freeman.
Miss Raglan, of East Fifth street, very
pleasantly entertained her Sunday school
class at candy pull Friday evening. Those
present were Walter Cullum. Clifford Bias
come, Paul Heyener, Charles Brooks, Nor
man Thorworth, Ollie Larson.
A number of young people of the bluff
spent, Friday evening at coasting party.
AT about IL O'Clock they repaired TO the
home of Miss Mary Cullum, or Maple street
where light refreshments were served.
=! Saturday evening at the Bates Avenue NJ.
E. church a social was held from 8 until IL
l1Uo'clock, after which sermon was preached
by the pastor, Rev. u. McClary, and services
continued until II o'clock.
Il Miss Elsie Rose, of Euclid street. was very
pleasantly surprised Thursda afternoon by
number of her friends The afternoon was
spent in games and dancing, after when
supper was served.
Mr.. Whitman of Randolph. Neb, was the
guest of DR.. and Mrs. Whtcomb, OF Ross
street, during the week. Mr.. Whitman is on
his way to California where he expects 10
2spehd the winter.
The Evening Star Social club gave dance
on Friday evening at fuckers han on Marga
ret street. Music was furnished by the Twin
City Banjo, Mandolin and Guitar club.
!, Mrs. George Heaton, of Hudson avenue,
entertained at dinner on Wednesday Mrs. D.
t. Glanvlle, Mrs. E. Nathass, OF Hazel Park,
3ahd Mrs. W. B. Lacy, of Minneapolis. ..-,.,
The Epworth League of the Bates Avenue
M. Il. Church meets every Saturday evening
in the parors of the church. Children of the
neignborhood are invited to attend.
Mrs. Robert Seeger entertained the ladies
at the Bowling club Tuesday afternoon. The
first prize was won by Mrs. j. Frey and the
foot prize by Mrs. Naumam.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Bates Ave
nue. NJ. Z. Church met on Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. f. Van Duyne, OF
East Third street.
entertain number OF friends at cards oil
Monday evening, i'll honor of Mr.. Getchell
| of DeS MoineS.
Next Tuesday afternoon Mrs. B. P. Joy. of
| Ross street. will entertain the Ladies' For
| eign Missionary Society OF the Asbury M. Il
| Church.
Tuesday evening the Sunday school of st
! Peters Episcopal church held Christmas
| entertainment in the guild room OF TIT
| church.
very successful necktie social was gTvei
! Thursday evening at the Atlantic Congrega-
| tional church on Bates avenue by the I +.
| S. C.. e.
The regular meeting of the Perhaps Bowl
! ing club was held Monday evening at thu
Sixth street alley. W. Wichman won the
badge.
Miss Mary Newton, of New Richmond. Is
the guest of Miss Lottie Arrove, of Mendot,
| street.
The Morlowe Skating and Dancing clul
| gave most delightful party Oh Friday even
| ing at the Alcayde hall on East Seventh
street.
Mrs. E. Nattrass, of Hazel Park who ha
| been visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Clan
vile, for che past month, returned nome FIJI
| day.
Miss Josie Parle, of White Bear, visited
| Mrs. A. P. Rotert, Of Hudson avenue, during
the week.
Mrs Hadfeld, of Phalen avenue. VISITED
her sister, Mrs. Atkins on the West sid
| Thursday.
Miss Katherine Winker, of Burns avenue
visited friends at Merriam Park during TN
| week.
Frank Hevener. of East Sixth street. EN-
tertaiued a number of friends at Dime
I Monday.
Charles Albeck left Wednesday for Duluth
| after short visit at his home on Hudson av'
| enue.
Miss Kate Seeger. of Minneapolis, is th'
| guest of Miss Clara Seeger, of Maria avenue
Miss Seeger of Maria avenue, entertained
a number of friends Wednesday afternoon
Levi Barber, of Maria avenue, has returne'
from week visit in Stevens Point Wis.
Mrs. Black, of East Third street, expect
soon to leave for Dubuque to visit friends.
Frank Clinton, of Hudson avenue, has re
| turned from delightful trip To Chicago.
Miss Ada Henry. of Bates avenue, expect
f soon to leave again for Wellesley college.
r Mr.. and Mrs Pfister, OF Bates avenue. Ell
tertained number Of friends Monday.
/ Mrs. C. E. Sherin and George Sherin ex
rect to leave this week for New York.
t, Rev. Mr. rurvis, of Bates avenue, visite
tefriends i'll Faribault during the week.
IT, H9H. Stonaker. of Bates avenue. has IT
ihturned from a short visit to Chicago.
+ Mrs. Charles Phillips aud Miss Grace Bodl
visited friends at Hazel Park Friday
/! Mr.. johnson and son spent Xmas with Dr
Land Mrs. Cullum, of Maple street.
l., A. Hayeuer, of Milbank, S. D., is the CUES
of relatives on the bluff.
+ G. Heineman, of Milwaukee, is visitin
( friends On the bluff