St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-30
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One evening last week pleasant party of
young people surprised Miss Lillian Casson
at the residence of her sister, Mrs. Sherman
wainwright. The following composed the
party ana INDUCED i'll dancing music and
games from 9p. N. until early morning:
Misses Anna steide, Mabel kimbsll, Olive
Greve Agnes Byrne. Hattie Diltrich. Elna
Dittrlch. Miss Eisminger, Edith Braylon.
Dora ChristiansOn. Irene Parker, Nellie
Martlii, Lizzie Cnsson, Lena Kafka. Alma
Griffin; Nessrs. Herman Snow. Albert Weis,
Will Manifold, Will Merr,ck. James Casson.
Zane Hnrdenger. George BONN. rank Mar
Tin. Tom Tracey, viii Cassen, Will Tracey,
Otto Bonn. Joe Hilton. Will Maloney and
John Rapue.
The marriage OF Thomas Powell to Bertha
roller was celebrated at p. m. wednesday
at the residence of G. Dixon. No. AS Con-
cord street. Rev. G.. IL. Gamble. of the
Hebron Baptist church, was the officiating
clergyman. Charles Casperon was best
man and Miss Lucy 6. BeIair was brides.
maid. The parlors were beautifully decor.
ated with flowers and 0niy intimate relatives
and friends were present.
The Kensngton Euchre club met last Sat
nrday evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson. of
East Wlnifred street. for the purpose of re-
organizing and arranging programme for
the coming season. The initial meeting will
be held on next Saturday at the home ef Mr..
ana Mrs. Whitney, on East Robbie street.
Mrs. Prescott of Mshtomedi, entertained
the kensiugton Tea on Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Prescott is surrounded Ly all the COM
forts of u beautiful home, and her guests
were royalty entertained. Among those
pr esent were Mesdames Martin, W. j. Doran,
k. E. Whitney. A. o. Wilson, Nauman. Bous-
sopoulot and GoetZ.
Wednesday evening the young people of
the Westminster Presbyterian church held
q very interesting meeting in the church
pariors at which the Sabbath question was
discussed.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Ascension
Church will hold its next regular meeting
Tuesday afternoon AT the residence of MRS
f. L. Turner. 27S East Wiuifred street.
Miss Agnes Byrne, singer OF nole. Mime
apoIlSs who has spent portion. of the sum-
mer the guest of her cousins of East Con-
gress street. has returned home.
Mrs Waller Bourne, Mrs. Charles Woods
and Mrs. David Todd have sent out cards for
ladies' progressive eachre party next
wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mre. John Thayer started satur-
Gay evening for an extended trip through
Colorado, stopping at Denver and other
points of interest.
The Womans Home Missionary Society Of
the Hebrew Baptist Church will hold meet
ing in the church pariors at p. m. next
Wednesday
Mrs. E. A. Gurnsey, of East Robbie street,
returned home Saturday night from visit
of several weeks I'm Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. &. Rowe have returned from
Dodge Center and are at home at 22l East
W1nifred street.
MRS. heSan, OF East Congress street. is en-
PERTAINING her daughter. Mrs. o. II. Hendricks,
OF Ricevilie. To-
Mrs John Lawson. of Mortified, former
resident here, visited friends here during the
past week.
Miss May Latta, of West Congress street,
has returned from visiting relatives i'll Wis
cousin.
The Eradelphian club will meet ne xt Tues
day afternoon at the residence of Mrs Dr.
Beal.
The K. c. B. club will meet at the home of
Miss A. A. Woodbury. next Tuesday even
Ing.
Miss Belle Goodwin spent portion of the
past week guest of friends at HamIine
Last Tuesday evening MIR. ana Mrs John
Tbayer entertained the Magazine club.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. b. Lewis are settled in
their new home OIL West Delos street
Miss Jessie McOnat of ST Peter Mimi,
spent last week here visiting friends.
wednesday afternoon Mrs. W. j. Dorau
entertained the Wednesday club.
F. j. Mclaughlin. of Graeev1lle, called on
friends here daring the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Norton, of Usage,
To-, are visiting friends here.