St. Paul daily globe., 1893-05-21
SOCIAL EVENTS,

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tons dancing academy. Those who were
| present were the following: Misses S.
hoisan. S. Pashley, L. Banker. A. Elbreoht,
s. Vankerwerker. A. Smith. M. Smith, A
Arnold, I. Engles, A. Lapp J. Griffin, ii.
Ravard, s. Quinn, S. Bruss, E. ASmus, l.,
| Quinn, Messrs. J.Olesen, B Cole, H. Vivian, ]
Cummings j. Cliff N. Mitchell, A. Leduc,
[ G. Banker, T. johnson, C. Bordeu H.
Longhelnt w. Elbrecht. II. Elbrecht, H.
Bell, II. Helps, G. Cummings G. Worrell,
". Ravard, c. Olesen, H. Lowe, o. Olesen,
G. Murrell. S. FerIig, A. Asher,N. Levesque,
E. DWertberg. c. Leppla, j. Plnion. H. Heck
mann. g. G1ldermann. A. Melick, F. Hayes
d. Holmes, Il. Jacks, s. OlsenT Parker.
The friends OF Mr. and Mrs II. A. Krause
surprised them Friday evening by coming in
body to spend the evening at their home.
$50 Laurel avenue. The evening was spent
in cards and dancing. Those present were !:
MI and Mrs; Tyndall. Mr.. and Mrs. O'Con-
Bear Lake; Annie Clark, Minnie Doyle,
Katie Doyle, Mamie Smith, T. Smith, G.
Hanggi, Margaret Frrnklfn. Nellie Hickey.
Messrs; M; J. Clark, K. r. Clark, A. W. Gut,
ridge, William Kaomple, D. Hanlon NJ. s.
Lawless Louis Albervosky. William Never
ing, j. j. Gleason, William Smith, J. Van
derlinde, j. P. Collins, J. J. Hibline P. P.
Barthol and others.
one of the pleasantest affairs of the past
week was the surprise party rendered Mr..
ana Mrs. Joseph Lutz on East Robie street.
The evening was spent in dancing, music
and cards Among the guests present were
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bott, MIR. and Mrs.
Nichol; Misses Mamie and S. Calagan. Lutte
Dowd, Nellie Duffy. Emily Lutz Lucy and
A. Furlong, Nellie Hurley, NJ. O'Donald and
N. MaeArdle; Messrs. Robert Bott John
FuTlong, j; Sweeney, T. Gayigan, Karl Lutz,
y. Mcintosh, John Hurley, W Dykeman. J.
Furlong, Calagan Vet Regan, G. Lane. Cum.
mings and Joe Kelley.
An exceedingly ENJOYABLE soiree was given
by the pianoforte pupils of H. E. Phillips, at
ter1an church last Thursday evening. The
pupils acquitted themselves with great credit.
ana 1t is not too much to say that there were
specimens of much painstaking and intelli-
gent STUDY A large company enjoyed the
excellent programme, and the pupils takiue
part were the Misses Clara Olmstead. IT,
Shandrew, E.. Smith. A. Edwards j. Carr.
Elizabeth Lewis, A. Brodie and Master Leslie
Croft.
Mrs. A Faix gave pretty lunch at her
nome on BellV1eW avenue during the past
week. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. d.
Tanner, Mr.. and Mrs. J. johnson. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Chryst Mr. and Mrs G. Tanner
Mr. and Mrs. Carlson. c. Stranded, Ed
Shultz, A. Faix, B. Almqust F. Foster, c.
Miller, ii. Strum; Misses Emaline Tanner, A.
yarmouth Lena Anderson, Jennie Carlson,
Louisa Chryst Flosse Chryst Rose Tanner
Valley johnson, Minnie Peterson. Annie
Carson.
very pleasant surprise party was given
Fred ART Jr at his home, sos Linden street,
oy MS friends. The evening was spent In
games and merrymaking. The duet given by
the Misses Haase was appreciated by all
present Among those present were: Dr..
and Mrs. Bender Misses Alma and Antonia
Haase; Matte Lange, Ida Lange, Olga Frick,
Della Della Fansehot, Viola Hawkins. Annie Arzt;
Messrs. E. W. haase c. H. Knautf, H. G.
Arzt. Ralph Mayer, Charles Schoch, Herman
Friend, Il. C.. Hawkins and many others.
Mrs; l.. A. Eisenmenger gave delightful
birthday party her home on University ave-
nue, last Thursday afternoon. Present were
n Mr; ana MIS-; j. Luther, MIR. and Mrs. A
Gelderman. Mr.: and Mrs. G.. Weyh, Mr.. and
Mrs. z. Schroeder Mr. and Mrs. j. Enter
man, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Gerstenmeir; Mes
danes F. W. Fl. Gelderman, Eisenmenger P. /
Ganger, Z. Cr1eger, A. Schmidt; Miss R.
Gelderman, Miss Lou Volkman; Messrs
Schroeder and Z. Eisenmenger.
Ancient Landmark Lodge No. s. A. F. and
A. NJ, held very Interesting meeting last
Thursday evening. The hail and galleries
were crowded. The third degree was CON
ferred on five candidates after which an ex-
cellent banquet was served, and an hour
passed in social intercourse and addresses
by prominent Masons. The st. Paul Masonic
quartette furnished the music for the oc-
caSion.
MIR. and Mrs. V. j. Schwarz were pleas
az u! ouiPt,Seu Ne9neSuay evening last by
their friends at their home, 142 Thirteenth
street Those present were: Messrs and
Mesdames A. Chryst, Peter Arth, Volk,
Myers, Dagen. Pautke, Mrs. Reil Misses
Louisa Chryst Jobreau Chryst Rosa Bene-
ger, Lizzie Beneger Katie Beneger. Mrs.
Beneger, Miss Emma Reul.
The bazar given by the young ladies of the
Church OF the Ascension at the Lieder-
tafel hall Wednesday evening was a very
successful affair. and the young ladies may
feel Justly proud OF their work. Prof. Ed
holDe and his mandolin orchestra were there
and rendered several choice selections,
which were we'll received.
One of the most enjoyable events that has
occurred lately was the surprise party given
to Mrs. Annie Richmond of Evening Star
Rebecca lodge, l. o. o. F.. by the members of
the lodge Saturday evening last.
Miss Frances Spettel, of Selby avenue. was
pleasantly surprised by about twenty-five of
her young friends Thursday evening. Dane
ing and singing were the features of the
evening.
Mrs.IJ. E. Bailey and Miss Cad Kingsley |
gave very pleasant euchre party last Thurs |
day al Hotel Barteau. The prizes were won |
by Mrs. H. W. Field and Mrs W. /. Joy
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Northwestern |
Spiritual association gave a strawberry festi- |
val at A. o. U. W. hall, corner of Seventh |
and Minnesota streets, last evening
The Industrial School of the Church of the |
Messiah gave pleasing entertainment in the /
school room of the church, on Fuller street. |
Friday evening.
Mrs. E. W. Peet gave luncheon Thursday |
noon.
The Sons of Norway and the Normana |
Library society gave well attended concert |
and ball at Market hall Wednesday evening |
St Luke'a Aid aoaiety WAS nleesantly ON