St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-02
EVENTS OF A WEEK.

| OHc vi Tie HloSt euJoyduie parties OF
the week was given by George Wich-
| man ST., at his home on East Fifth
street, last Monday evening. The event
was parting reception given in honor
| OF w. q. krahmer, who left the city last
week. MIR. krahmer directed the choir
! of the Dayton's Bluff German NJ. E.
church for the past year, and the men,
bers OF the choir and their friends were
| on hand TO give him farewell. The
evening was enjoyed by all those
who attended. Among the guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. krahmer. Lizzie
Burger, Ida Strate, Louisa Kaese,
Emelia Wichman. Cassie Llndeke,
| Minnie Schrieber, Lille Bach. Emma
Lindeke. Ida Miller, Lydia Wichman,
Emma Schrieber. Title Bach, Annie
Meyer. Julia Wichman, lydia Never.
Adellne Bach, Elsie Wichman, Emma
Funk, George Il. femme. Louis Wolter-
stortf, Edward b. State, Samuel II.
Traeger, Will Wichman, Henry Beck
endorf, Edward 4. Miller,
Marcella Purtell very pleasantly en-
tcrtained her little friends at doll
party oil Friday afternoon from to 5.
The donkey prizes were awarded to
Constance DonahOwer and Carroll Nc
Goodrich. Among the others present
| were: Mae Marinan. Florence and
Celia Cunningham, John Donohue,
Josephine. Emerson. Muriel Long.
| Harold Jackson. Eudora Michaud,
| Mabel Murphy. Raphael Vessel. Louise
and Pauline Michaud, Louis Vessel.
Stella and Charlotte Murphy, Edward
McGOldrich, Louis Frazier. Ruth Smart,
Carroll McGoldrich, Agnes Vessel,
Constance Donahowsr, Neal Donohue,
Rosalie Dowlan, Grace Donohue, Cliff
ford Long, Marceila Marian PurteIl.
A musicale was given by Miss H. E.
! Hunter at the home of Mrs. w. G.
Edwards, OH Summit avenue, Friday
evening. A choice programme was
| rendered by Miss Hunters pupils,
assisted by. Mrs. A. S. Brooks. Mrs. r.
| M. Bell, Mrs. Prof. Hartigan and Miss
Blanche Hunter, who sang some beau
tifully rendered solos: also violin solo
| by Miss Laura Verplank and a cornet
solo by Kerth Naylor were much ell
Joyed, and Miss Daisy Bell gave a skirt
! dance. The violin used by Miss Ver-
plank has been in use over 100 years in
+ the family. -
The wedding of Miss Dora Solberg to
| Samuel keane took place Thursday
evening at e O'Clock at the Pacific Con-
! gregational church. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. A. E. Stiner. The
bride was attended by her sister, Miss
| Tillie Solberg. and Miss Agnes Kane
Messrs. r. McKage aud F. Tereau acted
as best men. After the ceremony the
bridal party returned to the home of
the brides parents on Mississippi
street, where reception was given to
number of their friends.
Miss Louisa Chryst gave her music
class pleasant outing yesterday at the
cottage Of her parents at Mahtomedl
There We're about twenty-five in the
party, which included Miss Taylor, the
violinist. The party went out On the
st. Paul IL Duluth road. The day was
passed pleasantly by the young people.
There was music and such methods of
endowment as could be devised by the
charming hostess.
The Rosebud Dancing club has re-
organized for the season of 1S94-5 with
the following officers: w. F. MoAaupt,
president; }. E. Kellerman, vice presi-
dent; A. f. Leider, secretary; C. j.
Mulfinger, treasurer. They will be
pleased to meet all their dancing
friends at Luckers' hall, corner of Mar
guret and Forest streets, Saturday
evening. Sept. %. at their first hop.