St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-28
EASC ST. PAUL.

MI and Mrs. John H. Laramy celebrated
their fifth anniversary or wooden Wedding
wednesday evening. a. their home on neany
street The spacious rooms were taStefully
decorated for the occasion, and as the would
be bride and groom stood in the reception
| room TO receive the congratulations of their
many friends as they entered, one would
hastily think, as they caught glimpse of the
young couple that it was Indeed, the we'd
ding plight instead of the successful passing
OF the NTH mile stone. After the RECEIPT on
several musical selections were well rem
| dered, when games were in Older An ele-
| present were Mr.. and Mrs. John Laramy Sr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard, Mr. and Mrs. William
| Mayhem, Mr. and Mrs Warren Mr. and Mrs.
Earhof, Mr.. and Mrs. Murray, Mr. and Mrs.
Swartz' Mr.. ana Mrs Yates; Misses Laura
| Swartz, Cora Emeny, Emma ENEMY, GLADYS
Warren, Ora Murray: Mrs. DR.. Dinwoodie,
Mrs Y. Yates, Mrs. Hams, Harry Emeuy
Mr.. and Mrs. Laramy were the recipients Of
number OF very useful and quite yalua Bile
gifts. The party dispersed shortly after mid
| night wishing the happy couple long life
OF happiness end prosperity.
Little Miss Nellie Clark celebrated the
tenth anniversary of her birthday SATURDAY
afternoon from till 6, at her home on Burr
street. About twenty-five of her little girl
| friends were there to offer congratulations to
J the miniature hostess. Their behavior and
, manners would have made many OF their
older lady friends look on in establishment
make the occasion most enjoyable one.
The little fairies present were: Misses Nav
| and Fanny Dickes. Hazel, Florence and
Grace Mclean. Ethel and Edith Mortimer,
! Inez korth. Irma Sneidler, Clara Mcclure
| uazel Cornish, Alice Crest Marian Mcmillan,
| Vera Putt, Mamie and Lulie Squires attic
| Wolsey and Nellie Shuman. The bounteous
| supper, consisting OF all the seasons deli
| course heartily enjoyed. The little ones
departed shortly after the O'Clock whistle
| gave the signal, wishing Miss Nellie many
| more such happy returns, and leaving many
beautiful souvenirs behind.
A pleasant surprise was given Mr.. and
Mrs. Curry on Thursday evening at their
| home on York street. About score of their
most intimate friends, both old and young,
| assembled, taking them all unawares, aud
were bent Oh all evening of thorough enjoy
ment. Among those present were MIR. and
and Mrs. Beard, MIR. and Mrs. P Copeland.
MIR. and Mrs. McCuliOck. Mr.. and Mrs stew
art, Mr.. and Mrs. Muir. Mrs. Ida Jones;
Misses Rachel Mitcnlson. Maggie Mitchison,
Florence Grenier, Refine Grenier, Jeanne Nc
Outlook. Jessie McCullock, Ella Copeland,
Grace Copeland, Bessie Pauline, Maggie
Pauline, Myrtle Jones: Dr.. Whitney, Ach-
vile Grenier, Tom Fifield. William Nicoll.
Refreshments were served BY the ladies.
The following programme was given at the
Literary Society Of the Cleveland High
School Monday evening: Vocal solo, James
Dousherty; recitation Ella Olson; reading,
Signe Olson; recitation, Pearl Jennings;
reading. Roy Squlres; piano solo, Laura
Rischassh; selection. Maurice Hickman;
reading, Albert Hosmer.
Miss Della Knudson. of Sims street. cele-
brated her nineteenth birthday Saturday
About score OF her most intimate friends
were present The yonng people partook of
a bounteous collation. at 10 o'clock. The
! young lady was the recipient of NUMBER
of very pretty gifts. Music and games were
in order.
Miss Belle Gunther was rendered an agree
able surprise by number of young friends
a. her home OH Lawson street. Saturday.
Supper was served An orchestra WAS in
attendance and dancing was INDUCED in till
nearly midnight.
Mrs O. o. Olson of Hawthorne street. was
given a surprise Monday evening by num-
Der of the members of the swedish Baptist
church, who presented her with a well-flled
purse. Supper, music and games were i'll
due order.
street. lett Thursday for Red Wing. Mr.
Barker has accepted the call of the First
Baptist church OF that place, and tegins his
duties AT once. Our loss is but their gain.
Tuesday evening a number of friends of
Frank Rafferty, rendered him a pleasant sur
prise at his home on Sims street. Music
cards and games were Kept up until q late
hour when a light lunch was served.
Mrs. Ames, OF Hazel Park, gave delight
full reception from to i, az her house on
saltwater avenue. 1t was one of the incest
affairs ever yet held at the park.
MIR. and Mrs. Brookins aud Mrs Chamber
| lain. of Iona, To-, who have been the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. George BrookIns, of Fau-
! anier street. have gone home.
! Mrs Frank W. Riedell and Miss Hattie
Leslar who have been visiting Mrs. Wiz. of
| Reaney street. the past month. left Thursday
| for san Antonio. Tex.
| The ladies OF the Grace ". E. church will
/ give Halloween social ut the home of Mrs
/ kimh all, on Clark street. Wednesday even
iug. Oct 81.
Mrs. Barbour, Of Arch street, will entertain