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

Miss Kate Fifeld. of East Fourth street,
celebrated her eighteenth birthday Tuesday
by entertaining II party Of friends. The
evening was spent i'll dancing. The house
was decorated with wild flowers. and re-
freshments were. served. Those present were
the Misses Bertha and. Thee Downing, Ollie
Giers. Clsra and. Fannie Granville. Anna
Dickinson, May Cullum. Ella and Faith
March, Winnie Fifeld. Sadie Comstock, Mrs.
Jewell, Mrs. d S. FitieId and Mrs. G. r.
Bratton; Messrs. Theodore Kolb, Elmer Dee
bach. Frank hevener, Roy Bratton, Gus
Schneider. Charles Purdy. Charles Hartstein,
Will and Fred Fifield and DR.. A. Day.
The Jolly Twelve club was entertained on
Wednesday evening by the Misses Lena and
Julia Jacobson.so OF Broadway. Dancing was
the feature of the evening. Those present
were: Mrs. D. ID. Williams, Mrs. W. Bling.
ham, the Misses Lucy Maxfeld. Lena Hoff-
man. Agnes Lamberton, Mary johnson,
Ermine Berver, Hulda Peter. Olga Frick.
jones, Jennie Siicox and Bertha Husett. of
MINNEAPOLIS; Messrs. j. johnson. W. Bing-
ham, herman Tomskemper. Al King. Fred
Harding, Al Wields. Charles and William
Brownsou, Frank Bouchein, j. keefe. Frank
and Al Kepshaw. Al PatwelI aud c. Kinseth,
of i~nnearolis.
Master Willie Mccall. of Hudson aven1e
was pleasantly surprised Monday evening
by a company of friends gathering at his
home. A number of Scotch dances were
given by Winnie McElvery and Tommy Laif-
more. Others present were the Misses Ethel.
Ellie and Beatrice Mayteid. Lucy and Lizzie
German, Lizzie and Minnie Bail; Messrs.
Layton Smith, Glen Stonaker. Eddie and
Hugo N0rdstrom, Fritz and Gus German
and Eddie Ball.
One of the most ENJOYABLE events of the
season took place on Saturday evening of
last week. the occasion being the twentieth
anniversary of the wedding OF Rev. and Mrs.
DICKINSON. pastor of the Atlantic Cougrega-
tional church, when about sixty friends called
to congratulate them.
Mrs. Ida James. of jerks street, served a
supper to the member and friends of the
Arlington Hills Presbyterian church Friday
evening. The proceeds were for the ladies'
aid fund.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the East Pres.
byterian church met OH Tuesday afternoon
at the home OF Mrs. Evans, corner of Ross
IL East Seventh street,. @
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Atlantic
Congregational Church was entertained on
Friday afternoon by Mrs. I. Burke, of East
Fourth street. O.
The wedding of Miss Rose Nunnamacker
% Nj. Sporschutz will take place next Tues
daS at The Sacred Heart church OIL Arcade
street. -
Tha Ladies' Aid Society of the Bates Ave
nue. VI. +. Church will meet next Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. Spindler, OF Maple
street. u
Mrs. j. C. Mccall. of Hudson avenue. Ell.
tertained a company of Indies on Wednesday
afternoon i'll honor of MIS-. Heffeioauer.i df
t eXas. =
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Asbury M.
E. church was entertained Oh FRIDAY afret r
by Mrs. Robert Murray. of Phalen av-
enue.
Miss Ada Henry. of Bates avenue. leff
Wednesday for Wellesley college, Mask
chusetts. to resume her WORK for another
year. f.
Mrs. Anderson and children, who have
been visiting friends on the Bluff, left
Thursday, for their home in Buston. Mass. 3
Mr.. and Mrs. William Miller and family
have returned from White Bear Lake to their
home on East Fourth street.
Mrs. Brown and daughter, of Taroma. Wis.
tied Mrs, A. L.. Whitcomb. of East Seventh
street during the week. ~
The regular. meeting of the Iron Hall will
be next Monday evening with Mrs. uamil-
ton. of Conway street.
Mrs. r. Lord and daughter, of Chicago. are
the guests OF MIR. and Mrs. W. f.. Lord. of
East sixth street.
Mrs Hall, of Hoffman avenue. entertained
a pany of ladieS 1T Il coffee Thursday.
afternoon ..r
Omar Humphrey. of East Seventh s.rest
lett E0Iday tor Farib1uit to attend, shattuck
school.
Tn wed ling of Miss Lizzie Jnhaura@
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