St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-23

church last Wednesday evening. The
rooms. which were tastetully decorated
with bunting. etc., were crowded to
their utmost capacity, but,
all present spent Il most enjoyable
evening. The musical programme.
which included some of the best local
talent. was a good II and enjoyed by
all. There were a few who deserve
special mention. such as the contralto
solo by Miss CatnerOn. the piano solos
by Miss EggerS and Miss GundIach, the
duet by the Misses Gerber, aud the
tenor solo by Mr.. Stark. The Metro
politan orchestra was also present and
rendered some chUice selections. F.W.
Schroeder acted as master OF ceremonies.
They will probably give an oyster sup.
per III the near future.
The many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. II,
Stanley Wood. 756 Ashland avenue,
gave then a surprise party on Tuesday
evening. in hes shape of u wooden we'd
ding, that day being the fifth anniver-
Sary OF their wedding day. Cards,
music and dancing formed the pro-
gramme and a most enjoyable evening
was extended far into tine night. Those
present were: MIR. aud Mrs. William
Dampier, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Il. Jones',
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Carlton. Mr.. and
Mrs. Oliver Crosby, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. +.
Thomas, MIR. and Mrs. Il. c. McCand-
less. MIR. and Mrs. A. K. rruden, Miss
Dampier, Clara Ward, Emily Wheelams.
Charlton. Messrs. Arthur Greburn,
Frank Ward, friedrich Harrison, VIII
lam Wilellams, Charles Wnellams and
John Eaton.
Little Master Henry Mandehr was
very pleasantly surprised by a host OF
young friends Saturday afternoon. The
time was speut i'll playing all sorts of
games, and enjoying all elegant dinner
at D O'Clock. Amongst those present
were L. Penshom, 5. Amos, NJ. Schram,
Nj. Hoch, j. Ruhiedsr. 0. Barfuss, E.
Spangler. 5. Wigley, w. Spangler. /.
Barfuss, e. Schroeder, W. Pautsens, l..
Paulsens. II. Paulsen, Charles Koch,
w. kuhfelu, Elsie Penshom, A. Gregg,
$. Gregg, l.. Mandehr.
The Misses karney, OF st. Anthony
avenue, entertained a number OF young
people at tea the first of the week, III
honor OF Misses Belle Heany and Nell
Sutherland. Among those present were
Misses Maize Beecher, Margaret Karney,
Nell Karney, Ella Hall. Nell Suther-
land, of Austin. Mimi; Belle Heany, of
Hope. Idaho; and Messrs. Frank Ii.
Davis and Charles A. Baker.
AuUipH huNuiluSeU, VINO is ABOUT TO
leave for a visit to his old home in Nor
way. was given Il party last evening at
Lake Shore, White Bear, by his relatives
mt friends. He will return next sum-
mcr with his wife and children. who
have been i'll Norway for the last year
and a half.
Mrs, Leach entertained a few friends
Thursday evening. Among them were
Messrs. Thompson, Carroll. Whitehall,
Simpson, Lewis, Hammel. Blanche;
Misses Lon Livingston, Eta Carroll,
Ella Crowley. Hattie Brown. Ester
Ryan, Anna Lewis and Ella hurry.
Mrs. w. 3. Martin, of Goodrich ave-
nue., entertained Mrs. U. E. Thompson,
of Ypsilanti, Mich. and Mrs. Smith, OF
Boston. Miss M. Martin, Los Angeles,
and Mrs. e. Ii. Ups, Mrs. Il. Paul and
Miss Ida Paul, at coffee Thursday.
The Pandamoniumites held a meeting
Thursday evening at the house of the
president. All the members were pres.
ent, and the time was spent very pleas
antly by all. Next meeting will be held
Thursday evening, Oct. 4.
The Misses Ecksrt very pleasantly en-.
tertained about forty of their friends
last evening. III honor of Misses Violet
and Frances Eckert. of Decorah, TO-,
who have been spending the summer in
st. Paul.