St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-14
SOCIAL AFFAIRS.

A very pleasant surprise party was given
Tuesday evening for Don McKinnon, Of
| Saltwater, at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Kietfer, "a Tilton street. Dancing
| was INDUCED in till the wee sma'" h ours of
| the morning, and after enjoying a dainty
| lunch the company dispersed. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Kieffer, Mr.
and Mrs. L. Jassrang, Mr.. and Mrs A. e.
Katie and Tillie Jassrang, Josie Fernholz.
| Aggie Schweitzer, Title Lenders. Lulu
| Wolfsburg Lizzie and Walie Gritty. Krenz
of Saltwater; Wolf, of Henderson; Messrs.
Siebert John Gibbons, Rod McKinnon,
Frank Klosterman,, Henry Ertz, Charles
Gross, Al Hauser, Nj. C. Schweitzer, A II .
Hauser and A. j. Schweitzer.
| Friday evening Mrs. A. Burnstine, Of 233
| Selby avenue. gave violet luncheon in
| Thirty young people participated. Dancing
was the feature Of the evening and at II
! O'Clock lGn cheon was served. The table
| decorations were effective and unique The
| chandelier was festooned with violet bunt-
| ing, and folds of the material were grace
! fully extended to each end OF the table and
| held in place by punches of Violets and rib
! bons of the same soft hue. The floral deco
rations we're helotropes and violets. A
souvenir was placed at each plate in the form
! of a memorandum of cellulod, prettily tied
with violet ribbon. and the flower of the even
! ing. All left in the wee sma' hours, declar-
| ing they had spent delightful evening.
| Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Treacv $50 East Third
| street, entertained the Xxx Euchre club and a
few friends Wednesday evening. Dancing
was the order of the evening. Among those
| present were Mr. and Mrs. II. D. Brown, Mr.
| and Mrs D. s. Sperry, Mr.. and Mrs n. E.
Cootey. Mr.. and Mrs. P. Nelson, Mr.. ana Mrs.
| 4. W. White, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ j. Grady and
Mrs. Lally; Misses Darragh, Donnelly, Lyons,
| Lamprey, Holmes. Cullen. Stella and Ollie
Freeman, Nellie and Minnie Bell, Jennie
! Brown, Wagner, Holland, Burke, Hushen
! and Treacy; Messrs. Benz, ToWle Curry
Kelly, Hendy Flanagan, Freeman, Bell ohm
and Henry Hushen Marzolf. Sperry and
| Darragh.
A birthday party was given Saturday, May G.
| by Mr.. and Mrs. Fleckenstein, of Omstead
| street for their seven-year old son, James,
A very pleasant time was passed by the little
ones, after which light reDast was served.
| Among those present were: Misses Paula
| Van Bodenstaedu, NJ. Helen Wright Ella
| Weide, W. Schumaier, Edna Empsure, Freda
| Van Bodenstaedt, Loui Schultz Julia Laddi
Mamie Diether Gretchen Smith, Margaret
| Schultz Adlane Dieiher and Masters Clar-
ance Davis. Fausse Funk, Reuben Knauft
! Robbie Fleckenstein Willie Cumbey, Charles
| Knauft, Theodore Schultz. Freddie Flechen-
! stein and others.
A pleasant surprise was rendered Mr. and
! Mrs. J. Mccormick at their home, 791 East
! Seventh street, Wednesday evening 1t being
the first anniversary of their marriage. They
| received many beautiful presents. The party
was composed of their young friends of Min
neapols and st. Paul. Games were in order
| during the evening" after which all elegant
| lunch was served when all expressed their
| good wishes to the couple and returned
! home.
Miss Mamie Wheeler, of 40 Carroll street,
i was pleasantly surprised Friday evening, be-
i ing her eighteenth birthday, by a number Of
her friends. Among those present were the
Misses Powers, McCafferty, BougeI, Mcclure,
Smith, Wheeler, sullivan, Conlan, Doyle,
! Brown, and Messrs. Lynn, Mcnamara, Oliver,
| Brown, Doyle, Murphy and Wheeler. Dane
| ing was the feature of the evening.
A pleasant dancing party was held at Gar
! field hall, OH Arcade street, Friday evening.
| which was attended by about four score of
| the young people OF East st. Paul.
! Neva Wilson gave q birthday party to a
! number of her little friends at her home cor
ner of Avon and Blair streets, yesterday aft
ernoon.
Mrs. L. Fl. Cleveland. of John street. pleas
antly entertained few friends Tuesday even
| ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles D. Mickey gave a
dinner party at the Aberdeen Friday even
! ing.
Mrs L. L. c. Brooks, of Western avenue,
gave progressive euchre party last evening
Thursday evening the Misses White, OF
Western avenue, gave small luncheon.