St. Paul daily globe., 1894-05-06

Innes was the recipient of anumber of
| pretty and appropriate tokens OF esteem.
Among thoSe present: Miss Kenefc,
| Minneapolis; Miss Doyle, Altoona. Wis. !;
Miss Nellie Bigham and E. d. Bigham.
| Tyler, Mimi; II. j. Macdonald. Alfred
Gerlich. Peter StOneman. William Max
| we'll, ID. Seaman. t.. Lorden, James
| D0herty, George McCann. MIR. aud Mrs
| John Strom, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Strom. Mr.. and Mrs. Benfield. MIR. and
Mrs. Fred Monnick, Mr.. and Mrs. Win
| Cliff, Mr.. and Mrs. p. Karrigan and
Miss Eta RAIDER. city.
A very enjoyable party was given
wednesday evening, May 2. by L. l..
Rotter at his residence OH Eighth street.
The evening was very pleasantly passed
in card-playing and dancing. Some
very acceptable recitatlons were rem
dered by George Morton ami Mr. Rot
ter. After lunch, at l2 O'clock. dancing
was resumed. Those present were as
follows: From Minneapolis. f. c..
Misses Lena HALEY, Evelyn Drake,
Bertha Moeller. Ella Mckay. Julia
Hammond. Mary Rotter, TilIie Steiner.
Bertha Steiner. Nellie Arigan,
Minnie Roenish, Gertie Rotter. SUI
sic R0tter. Miss Theirs. Tillie Page,
Messrs. George Morton. Harry Drake,
George Drake, e. A. Des Brisay, Carl
Ihiers, Paul Roenish. Ernest Schultz,
Paul Smith, Herman Moeller, l.. L..
Rotter, Fred Hasihger, j. O'Neil, j. E.
Pierce. Nj. N. Weber.
Miss Lilah Mcclure gave a dancing
party to a few OF her friends Friday
evening. The house was profusely
decorated with plants and cut flowers,
and music was furnished by Hllyard's
orchestra. A pleasant evening was
spent. and all voted Miss Lilah most
charming hostess. Those present were
Mesdames Oscar l.ienau, w. J. Doran,
I. F. Carroll. h. Delong. A. W. Chap
man; Misses Sweet, Gross. Kemp.
Hughes. Carroll, O'Meara. Carr, Me
Clanahan; Messrs. Knox, Henderson,
Wellington, Burke. Wilson. Carson,
Dorau, Swanson, Aldrich, Carroll,
Lienau. Burke, Chapman.
The Grand Chapter o. E. S. of Mime
sofa will be in session Wednesday and
Thursday at Masonic hall. Wednesday
evening Constellation chapter will hold
special meeting 10 exemplify the work
OF the order in the presence OF Mrs.
onedden. of st. Louis. the most worthy
grand matron, and the officers and mem-
berS or the grand chapter. All members
80 uSoe3J 4S4aSStOo " US piC9CAt.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Zshau pleas
antiy celebrated the third anniversary
| of their wedding last Saturday evening.
! Among those who took advantage Of
the occasion to extend their congratu-
lations were the following: Misses
Decker, Schroeder, Seng, Heck, Ruppe,
| Zschau, Miller; Messrs. Barreau, Elsen-
menger, Bork, Seng, Schroeder and
Charles Zshau.
Mrs. j. ID. Mackenzie. of 795 Cedar
street. entertained few friends at pro-
gressive euchre Thursday evening. The
| prizes were won by Charles CrOwther,
| Mrs. F. Smith and Anton Distel. Others
| present were Mr.. and Mrs. w. Crowther,
Mrs. Grauf, MIR. aud Mrs L. Z. Banz,
Miss Distel, Miss Nj. DisteI, A. McAr-
thur.
Tuesday evening an entertainment
will be given in Cretin hall under the
auspices of the st. Paul Institute. The
ST. Paul Institute is the name of So.
ciety OF young men recently organized
for literary and social purposes. The
admission will he by Invitation, the
number Of Invitations being limited.s