St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-21
EAST ST. PAUL.

Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. kOrth delightfully."- en-
tertained a party of friends at political
Saturday last. McGinly was thu game and
the ladies played against the gants-.he
former representing the Republican party.
and the litter end stronger sex the Demo
cratic. fhe game progressed with uufia =
ging interest TIL IL O'Clock when the score
showed a l.e-the ladies holding their own
with the competing party An elaborate
lunch was then served by the charmius
A. searls. Mrs. A. 1. Piper DR.. Pool. Mir. and
| Mrs. George ohieis. Mrs Branslon Messrs
| Moberry. William Baker and A. E. Kay. MIR
| and Mrs William hamilton. Miss Morton.
! Mr.. and rs Ii. HeIy. SIR. and Mrs Charles
! Marellus and Miss Jones.
Charles Hanson. who was invited to the
| home of his sister, Mrs. u. R. OkerSon's. on
Bradley street. to celebrate his twenty fifth
birthday anniversary, was taken just little
| by surprise TO meet about lGl gu SIS who
offered congratulations and in many Cases Il
token of esteem. A bounteous supper was
served at l. o clock in the dining room. and
the pleasure seekers trlpped the light fan
tastic TO the strains Of the Northern Belle
orchestra till late hour.
Miss Mae Fuller ugreeably entertains a
NUMBER of her young friends at her home on
Burr street Friday evening. As is usual with
this entertaining hostess the evening was
decided success ana was thoroughly enjoyed
by the young people. 1t was but one Of the
many delightful gatherings held at this
young lady's home. A delicate lunch was
served after the game ended.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Lambert of Conway street.
celebrated their tenth anniversary. CIR rather
their friends celebrated for them by assem-
bling at their home. and making merry till a
late hour. They brought fine supper. aud
also many very pretty gifts of tin. Dancing
and cards and general good time were in
order.
The ladies' of the Arlington Hills Presby-
n oh hav ta6 ha fol
officers Tor the coming year: President Mrs.
Copeland. vice president. Mrs Wickes; sec
Rotary, Mrs. Ingle: treasurer. Mrs. Ida Jones.
They will meet next Friday at the church.
The Cleveland high school boys have or
ganized football club, with the following
managers in charge: First eleven. George
Eggleston; second eleven. Burton Wilson;
secretary and treasurer hoy Squires. They
will challenge any club in the Twin Cities
Mrs Rasmussen gave an informal after
noon lunch to a Few lady friends Friday at
her home on Whitehall street in honor of
Mrs. Ford who soon leaves for Boston, her
future home.
A pleasant surprise as given Miss Lud-
wig. of Leech street. at her home Monday
evening. Dancing aud cards were in order
aud refreshments were served.
The people of the Asbury NJ. L. church
rendered their pastor Mr.. Martin. q pleasa ut
reception ut the church Oh Ross street Tues
day evening.
Mrs. Fred {. Buman, who has been the
guest of Mrs. +. j. Tourteiot. OF Case street.
for the past six weeks, has returned 10 La
COMA, n. d.
Mrs. Costello has left for her home in Phil
ipsburS, Mont, having been the guest of
Mrs. Gladstone, of Peten street. Cor the past
six weeks.
Mrs. Buttering, OF Burt street. will enter
tain the Ladies Aid Of the Burr Street Bap-
list Church at special meeting Monday af-
ternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Brookins, of Fauquier street,
have as their guests Mrs. Chamberlain and
Mr.. and Mrs. Brookins, of Ionia, 10.
Mrs. II. B. Souder very pleasantly enter
tanned a company of friends at her home, 4i6
jerks street. FIR day afternoon.
Mrs. Nicols. of East Seventh street, gave
delightful lunchesn to a few lady friends
Wednesday of this week.
Mrs. A. D. Piper. of Bradley street is en-
tertaining Mrs. Jean Huntoon. of Mime.
apolis, over Sunday.
Mrs. Edgiugtou, who has been the guest of
Mrs. Ford, of Reaney street, has gone TO her
home in Eldora- 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Easton and daughter, of
Westminster street. returned yesterday from
Eilensburg, Mont.
Mr.. aud Mrs. McEIroy, of Payne avenue.
leave next week for New Richmond, Wis,
10 visit friends.
Mrs. Ford, of Reaney street entertained at
a S O'Clock tea few friends ednesday
afternoon.
The Ladies' Guild of st. James Episcopal
Church met Thursday afternoon in the guild
rooms
T.. A. searles, Of Burr street. is hunting
near Gordon, Neb.. with party Of friends.
Mrs B. ] Knapp is enteftaiuing Miss Net
tie Franklin. of North La Crosse Wis.
Mrs Charles J. LANCE of Burr street, spent
part of the week past in hudson. Wis.
Miss Mary Hogan, of Reaney street, Is In
Saltwater visiting Mrs. j. j. Stinson.
Mrs. FuIsome. Of Whitehall street. will re-
turn this week from Toledo, o.
Mrs Simmons, Of Burr street. il visiting
Mrs. Ross of Minneapolis.
Miss Ella Stillmau. Of Luna Center, Is the
guest Of East side friends.
Miss Anna Egsleston very pleasantly en-.