St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-14

wished in leaving that success and happi
ness would follow the host and hostess. and
that they would tlnd many warm friends to
welcome them i'll their new home.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Sparlschu.z were rendered
surprise ht their coy little home on East
sixth street Friday evening, Oct. II. Dane
ing was the main feature OF the evenings
enjoyment. An orchestra was i'll attend
ance. Those presunt were Misses Katie
Nellie and May Gilboy. Annie Nonnemacher.
Josephine Spetlle Katie, Annie and Allie
Moesong. Bessie Bailey. Katie and Emma
Schroeder. Flora Spette. Nettie Pfister. Mr..
and Mrs. simmons and Messrs John Hell
denreich, Richard spettle, Willie Shulen-
berg. Lou Miller, Frank Nonnemachel, Ja:nes
Schroeder Fred Baily and Charles B. An
derson. Mr.. and Mrs. 5. proved to be most
fortnights experience.
Mrs. Mcmillan entertained about dozen
little folks at her home, on Bradley street,
as Il surprise to her little daughter Marion,
from 1 Ill Tuesday p. IN The little ones
thought the time altogether too short for
their merriment. Supper was served at 5
O'Clock. The table was we'll laden with
goodies dear TO the Juvenile heart, and, as IS
always the case, was heartily enjoyed. All
said farewell 10 the tiny ostess at O'Clock.
The Literary Society of the Cleveland High
School met Monday evening at the school
and elected the following officers: President,
Russell Post: vice president Elsie Peterson;
secretary, Laura kischaiscn: treasurer. Roy
Squres A debate, Resolved, That Gen.
George Washington has done more for his
country Than Benjamin Franklin was well
ana ably discussed. A paper was also read
by Prof. Farnsworth.
Miss Pinska of Greenbrier avenue delight
fully entertained a few friends at her home
Thursday evening. The evenings entertain
ment proved something different from the
usual order of such gatherings. and was
thoroughly enjoyed by all present. A tempt
ing collation. was served at 1888 The
merry pleasureseekers departed for their
homes about midnight.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Grace NJ.
E. Church will hold its annual meeting next
Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs
Nicholson on Burr street. Election of o iii
GERS and other important business will be III
order.
The Ladies' Missionary Society of the
East Presbyterian Church met at The church
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Coudit, who has
travelled extensively i'll China, Japan and
Turkey, addressed the meeting.
Miss selma johnson. who has been abro ad
since May has returned, and is at home" to
her many friendr at her old home Oh Sims
street. She visited in stockholm the greater
part OF the time while away.
Mrs. Hirst, WHO has been visiting Mr.. and
| Mrs. A. R. Langworthy. returned to her
| nome in Syracuse. n. Y, Tuesday forenoon
| she was West attending the RandaIl-Lang-
worthy wedding.
| Mrs. F. A. Searles, of Burr street. enter
! tanned a party of friends at progressive
| cuchre Saturday last. Refreshments were
served during the evening.
TIE Junior Club of st. James Episcopal
| Church met with the rector, Rev. MIR. Fill
| Uore. at his rooms on Arkwright street,
| Thursday evening. The paper was unusually
| interesting.
| Court Fairview, Independent Order of
| Foresters, held meeting at its hail. corner
| Payne avenue and Wells street, Monday
/ evening
The Ladies' Guild of St. James Episcopal
| Church will meet in the guild rooms. corner
| De Soto and Lawson streets, next Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j. Homes entertained
| Mir. and Mrs. Tarrant, of Minneapolis. a;
their home on Burr street, during the week.
! Mrs DR. Robilard entertained the ladies'
aid OF st. Paul Chapter No. "a. o. E. s.. al
! her home on York street. on Monday last.
The annual business meeting of the Burr
| Street Baptist church will be held in the
| church parlors Monday evening.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Arlington
! Hills Presbyterian Church held its annual
meeting at the church Friday.
Miss Nellie McKeand. who has been spend
| ing the summer in Aberdeen, S. D., Is again
| ut her home on Case street.
| Mrs. +. Larson of Menominee, Wis, is the
guest of Mrs. L. Skiels. of North street.
Carl and Harry Emery are entertang
William Grandjean, of Hancock. Mimi.
| Mrs. Stewart. of Faribault. is the guest Of
Mrs. Faulkner. of York street.
Mrs. Richards. of Sims street. is entertain
ing Mrs. Clancy, of Saltwater.
George Fuller, of Burr street, returned
| Thursday from st. Louis, Mo.
Miss Grace Copeland. of Case street. visiteG
in Hudson during the week.