St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-03

MIS-. Ddfdll L. NOOulliH, VI Dt
Paul, and Mrs: Mary E. Rowe, of
Mrs. William P. Berger. of Portland,
Or; Rodney Berger. Howard e: Pen
field, Mrs. Catherine Penfield, James
Gooding, Miss Effie Gooding, Miss
Marion Gooding, Arthur Penfield, How
ard Penfield Jr. and G. d. Penfeld.
Many years had elapsed since the MEM
bers of this family had assembled, and
this happy occasion will long be re-
membered.
Miss Lillian Lynch very pleasantly
entertained the Sunlight Social club
Wednesday evening last. at her home
on Livingston avenue. Dancing, music
and various games helped to pass the
evening in most pleasant way.
Thomas II. Cushman, president of the
club, performed some choice selections
on the banjo, accompanied by Prof.
John Jurgis on the guitar. Solos were
given by Misses Marcella Smith. Lynch
| and Cashin. Among those present
were the Misses Nellie and Manic
| Cashin, Annie hurry, Nellie Roach,
Stella Davis. Wagner, Sue Neuman,
| Maggie Collitt, Marcella Smith. Vein
right, Lille Carroll. Harrington and
Nellie Maher, and MeSsrs. Morgan,
johnson, Fruntell. Cushman, Donneliy,
| Burke, Jurgis, WilguS, StutZer, Moore,
| Eastman and Heating.
One of the most enjoyable events Of
| the past week was party OH Thanks
giving eve given in honor OF A. L.
| Bergh at his home, SIC West Isabel
street. The evening was delightfully."-
| spent in dancing, after which sumptu-
Gus repast was served. Among those
present were: Misses Carrie Miller.
Emma Lawson. ida Cook, Frances
Slater, Nettie Stanton, Louise Ceska,
May Sullivan, Cora Woerner, Kate
Horeish, Jennie Belland, Amelia Miller.
Mollie Olson; Messrs. A. L. Bergh, Nj.
| E. Defiel, A. T. Strauss. }. w. Helm, j.
Cook, E. A. Wescott, K. G. Trugen. E.
Bueger, II. Bailey, J. Ostrich. Otto
Bollinger, George Faribault, George
Morton, b. Brown.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
E. Sharp gave them a very pleasant
surprise at their home, 282 Summit
place, Monday evening, it being the
third anniversary of their wedding.
Among the party were MIR. and Mrs.
Nolan, Mr.. and Mrs. Avery, Mr.. and
Mrs. DAILY, Mr.. and Mrs Matterhouse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eswine, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lowe, Mr.. and Mrs. GreaZa; the Misses
Clark and Grosscup; Messrs. George j.
Smith, Stobbart. Robinson and Ernest
q. Smith. Cards and music were en-
joyed by all, and most delightful time
passed.
| A few of the bluff people gave an in
formal hop at Iron hall. corner Third
street and Bates avenue, Friday even
ing. The affair proved to be most en-
joyable one. Among those present
were Misses Burns, A.. and K.
Fischer, l.. Buckley, Nj. Tobin.. Flem-
ing, K. and w. Egan. Clinton. K. and
Nj. Kelley, Cronin, King, Kelley and
Feeney, Messrs. Macdonald, Cronin,
Halter, Kennedy, DR.. Day, Hill, Con-
roy, f. and j. Clinton. j. and L. Egan,
Leonard. Burns, Welsch, Mccarthy and
| Fischer.
At the annual meeting of the Swedish
Literay Society Vega" held at its
day evening, the following officers were
elected: President, Il. A. Johnson
vice president, Miss Ada Luudquist;
recording secretary, August Olsen
financial secretary, o. Granstrom
treasurer, G. 0. Mahnstrom; librarian,
Gust Rydberg; committee on entertain
ment, Charles Skog and q. ii. Thorn
blom: hall committee, c. 0. DahlQaist
and Charles Wedin.
The Misses Borup, of Summit avenue,
gave delightful euchre party Friday
| dllCIGOOu. AHOuS LHOSO pICOCHI WOLG
Misses Armstrong, Mary Sturgis, Lille
Day, Marion Simson. Emma Timber
lake, Josephine Kalman, Upham, Agnes
Temple, Carpenter, Daisy Blakely, Kate
| Spalding, Mary Gilfilian, Alice Pope
Minnie Timberlake, Mary Bass, Kath
crime Gordon, Grace Upham. Denegre,
Edith Hand; Mesdames Shepley, Paris
Fletcher and Whitney Wall.
6. Miss Blanche Staples entertained +;
number of friends at her home on Ar
lington Heights, Tuesday evening
Progressive euchre, vocal and inStru
mental music were INDUCED, in and
very pleasant evening passed. Anon!
those present were Misses Hames, ANN
Hames, Lockwood, Erwing, Brown
Beck, Mrs. McGrath, Mrs. Staples, ant
Messrs. Gahagan, Andrew Staples
Knapp, Kenny, Lee, A. Bush, West
man, Lee, Allen Staples.
= Miss Mamie Curry gave birthda
party Wednesday evening. at which sh
! entertained a number of her friends
Among those present were Mesdame
Nj. Bolyen. l.. Kleuch, K. Rowy. w
Meginn, NJ. Leahy; Messrs. c. Turner
r. Kavanaugh, A. McDonough, E.Greg
ory, w. Munich, 7. Maloney and Dr
Murray. Music was furnished by tn
Beau Monde Mandolin club.
The marriage of Henry q. Roller an,
, Martha E. Cole took place at 4S4 MISS
sippi street last Tuesday evening in tn
presence of large number of friend
, and relatives. Rev. John Wright. of 81
Paurs church, officated. After receiv
ing the good wishes of their friends
supper was served. Mr.. and Mrs. Rol
fer were the recipients of great man,
useful wedding presents.
A new club, styled the Midway Euchr,
club, met for the first time Tuesday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
William Church, 500 Jackson street
The membership is large, and the clul
! anticipates a pleasant time during thu
winter. Lunch was served by tn
n hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Charles johnson
of 270 Canada, will entertain the clu
when it next meets.
Last Wednesday evening Miss Lam
prey, of Central park, gave delightful
party for Miss McDonough, of Ea
Claire, Wis. The early part of the even
/ ing was passed as a ''cobweb" party
and to the winners number of beauti
full prizes were awarded. After partak
ing of sumptuous repast the younl
folks enjoyed danelng.
A delightful party was given by tn
students of the st. Paul Business col
lege Monday evening. Among thos
Z present were; Messrs. and Mesdame
e. Noble, Hart. Harry White. Sandy
g. KIrshbaum, Mrs. Baldwin, Mrs