St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-26

number of her young friends on We'd
neSday evening. The evening was
spent In SINGING and games. Among
the guests were: Misses Hattie Keller,
Grace SchneD, Lily Pamsell, Mirtle
Sundberg. Mesha Peacha. Elsie Keller,
Schmans, Helen Weber. Jennie Micha,
Kitty Montgomery. Gertie femme,
Carrie Woltersdortf. Laura -Defop,
Florence Pease, Maggie Unphry, Cora
Phase. Messrs. Oberg. Charley Dean,
Fred Schoen, Andrew Lanutrock, Jessy
unphry, George Suniberg, Harold
Keller. Johnny Schmans, Willie I'm
pary. Gladstone Binkhorn, Rug Mont
gomery, Arthur Binkhorn, Eddie
Woitersdortf, Theodore Keller, Edward
Korfpage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Welker, of White
Bear Beach, were pleasantly surprised
on SATURDAY. evening by number uf
their ST. Paul friends. Dancing was
the feature of the evening. Refresh-
menis were served at midnight, after
which music and games occupied the
time until a. M, when the visitors
INDUCED in bathing. rowing, fishing and
picnicing the remainder of the dag, re.
turning to the city on The $50 train
Sunday evening. AmCn, those present
were: Mir. and Mrs. Z. q. KOtf, Mr..
and Mrs. ~. nj. Lawton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Haupe. Misses Bertha WEYMOUTH, Mary
Maid. Carrie Howe, Barbara Troeger,
Mamie FedderS, Emma Friedrich,
MeSsrS. G. Jesrang, A. Metzgar. ID.
Scott, W. Ring, o. Wermouth. w.
Brown, q. Messen, f. l.. Callan and F.
Donaldson, and a number of White
Bear cOttagerS.
The various lodges of,the Order of the
World are making preparations for
series of musicaleS, rhetoricals and
socials during the coming fall and
winter. Old "St. Paul Lodge" No. 2O2
was visited last Tuesday evening by
starlight" lodge, making an enjoyable
occasion for all in attendance. They
will give an Ice cream social on the
evening Of Sept. 4. ''Fairview" Lodge
No. BIT had a very interesting session
Thursday evening. The Patterson
brothers, of st. Paul, entertained the
members with several vocal and instru-
mental duets. Six new members were
Initiated. aurora" Lodge No. 313
initiated four at last meeting and have
rhetorical and musical entertainment
planned for their next meeting, Aug. %.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. d.
Mutfat, of sos lglehart street, was in
vaded by party OF friends Friday
evening, who came to wish Mr.. Muffat
many happy returns" 1t was a COM
plete surprise, but he soon recovered
his usual urbanity. and was most
charming host. Music and cards were
The amuSements, and were most thor
oughly enjoyed by all. AT late hour
all elegant repast was placed before the
guests, to which full justice was done.
When the company departed. its only
regret was that Mr.. Muffas didn't have
more than one birthday Il year. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Lott,
MIR. and Mrs. Harrington. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenultz, Mr.. and Mrs. Ulmer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Muffat.
Miss Helen Drew. Of Margaret street,
entertained a number of her friends
Wednesday evening in honor of her
nineteenth birthday. The evening was
spent in dancing and cards. MIR. Keath
favored the company with several vocal
selections. Those present we're: Misses
Irene Milan. Anna Dickinson. Agnes
Milan, Lillian CRUDE, Esther Wright,
Clara Altman. Grace Newman, Clara
Meier, Maud Essic. Florence Way,
Sadie How're, Mildred Rockwell;
Messrs. Al Eggert. Charles Capron,
Arthur GTuDe, Oldham. Evans, Swim.
dells. Keath, Seeger, Dyer. Essic,
how're. Dickinson; Mr.. and Mrs. Han
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Oldham.
A very pleasant evening was spent
last Saturday night at A. Dreher's
house, it being the occasion of his
twenty-Second birthday. Dancing and
Among those present were Messrs. G.
CLAN, f. Kennedy, w. Young, A.
Lemke, II. Young. K. Dreher, E.
DreheI, A. Strouse, j. Helm, j. Cook,
II. Gnehle, o. Dreher, A. Dreher, f.
Defiel, w. Ferguson; Misses 1houwald,
Cub l lille, Minnie Geib. K. Norman.
Lily Norman, E. Z. Keyes, K. Horelsh,
Pearl Gmehle, Polly Gmehle, G. Har-
ieseh; Mesdames Dreher, Gmehle, De.
fiel.
Last Sunday evening at 5 O'Clock, at
the home OF the groOm'S mother, No.
427 st. Clair street, occurred the we'd
ding or Miss Augusta Bowls, daughter
OF Mrs. NJ. Bowls, of West St. Paul, and
George W. Brown. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. w. Denger, Of the
Lutheran Church of West ST. Paul.
Miss Marie Kietfcr acted as bridesmaid
and Antonio Brown as best man. An
elegant wedding supper followed the
ceremony. The presents were numer-
Gus and handsome, and about sixty
happy couple will be at home after
Sept. l at No. All st. Clair street.
Last Friday evening number of the
members of SiDley and Liberty couu-
ellis, Junior Order United American
Mechanics of st. Paul, accompanied by
their ladies. attended the celebration of
the first anniversary of Washington
Council No. l. of Minneapolis. An in-
terestlng programme was presented,
after which dancing was INDUCED in by
large number. Washington council
starts on its second year of life under
suspicious circumstances.
a pleasant surprise party was given
E. w. Haase, Tuesday, at his home, 54I
Pine street, by his friends. The evening
was spent in games and merry-making.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Haase; the Misses Katie Althin, Anna
Smidel. Martha Haase, Lizzie Haase,
Eda Marrill, Antonio Haasp, Alma
Haase. Holdy Peter and Alga Frick; the
Messrs. Louis Aberwald. Fred ART Jr,
Fred G. Hawkins, Otto Peter, Char les
Schoch and Sammy Simon.
A very quiet but pretty wedding
took place last Wednesday at Grand
Meadow, Mimi, in which Ed Tube
sing, of st. Paul, ami Miss Bessie
Crisweil, of Grand Meadow, were made
one. About twenty couples were pres
ent, and many handsome presents were
received. Mr.. and Mrs. rubbesing will
be at home after Sept. at 461 East
Eighth street.
Mrs. p. II. Henley and Mrs. Ruben
p. Brown chaperoned a party of young
ladies to Lake Minnetonka last Thurs
day evening. Among the party were
Misses Florence Brown, Mary Henley.
Effie Dillon, Aggie Vanwrensler.
Clarabel Davis, Margaret Day, Stella
Murray, OBrlen, Chapman, Garden,
McHale, Curry.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Seixas gave
progressive cinch party in honor of
their ninth anniversary. Mrs. Mounts
and b. ID. Loock wood won progressiya