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

week. They drove to the residence of
Miss Clara Ward, at Gladstone, and
rendered Der pleasant surprise. Music
and dancing were the features of the
evening. During the evening recita-
tons were given by j. Moore and Miss
Katherine Duggan, which were we'll
received. 1t was an occasion that will
be long remembered by those who
participated. Among those present were
Duggan. Eva Niles. Alice King, Laura
Barbeau, Katherine Duggan. Annie
Elliott, May Roman, Nellie Cullen. Sarah
Barbeau, Lizzie Ward, Albertine julien,
Maggie Cullen, Emma Funk, Sadie Nc
Donald. Gertie Wilson, Nellie Hartner,
Annie Funk, Clara Ward. Eva Ward,
Messrs. DR.. Cavanaugh. j. Moore, T.
Kennedy, b. Cole, A. j. Fetsch, n.
Gi!sdorf, j. Gibbons. H. Herschey, c.
Linder, A. Kingsley, l.. Knipps. F. }.
Skok, Il. Hurley, c. Krahmer. G. Smith,
e. Faucet, J. puggan, Il. Rowe, F.
Lindeau, j. Ward.
A very delightful dancing party was
given by Miss Cally Panchot at her
home, corner OF Eighth and Olive
streets, on Monday evening, followed
by supper. The following were among
the guests: Misses May DAILY, Ella
Farley. Cally Panchot, Annie Quilligan,
Della Panchot. Julia 'rruax, Mamie
Daley, Lou Bronson, Julia jacobson,
Lena jacobson, Annie Ludwig, Emma
Ludwig, Annie Pfister. Lizzie Ptister;
Messrs. DR.. George W. Muersel, Hon.
George w. Damkr0ger, George w. Col
lett. Martin Farley, Charles Brownson.
O. F. Vehn, E. E. Truax. George Neary,
Charles Ludwig, Jack Keefe. AL Wilde,
VIII Bruwnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. e.
H.,
Snyder, MIR. and Mrs. c. Brownson aud
Mrs. Webster.
A party of friends gathered at the
home of MISS Elsie Passavant Thursday
evening to celebrate her eighteenth
birthday. The evening was spent in
dancing, games and music. after which
lunch was served. One of the features
OF the evening was solo by *. Shroe-
der, which was enjoyed by all. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. G..
Passayant, Mr.. and Mrs. Mile; Misses
Alma Iengler, Katie Schnittger, Ida
and Alvina Paul, Sophia Anderson,
Lydia Kernkamp, Elsie Passaven1,
Pauline Amelia and Minnie Burger;
Michels, E. Korfage, w. Tenne, Ed
Kernkamp. Al W0llerstorf, Charles
Ernest and Otto Passavant.
Last Friday evening a merry bins
party went to Woodbury. to attend the
sOciable given by the German NJ. E.
church at that place. Those who at
tended were MIR: and Mrs. B. Kern.
kamp. MIR. and Mrs. j. w. Pfeffer. Mr..
and Mrs. q. 0. Traeger. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. A. Kaese, Emelie Wichman, Emma
Schneider, Julia Wichman. Louisa
Kaese. Ida Miller, Ida Strate, Lydia
Wiehman, Minnie Schneider, Lille
Bach, w. J. Peter, W. F. Meyer, A. G.
Bach. L. w. Wolterstortf. E. B. Strate,
Z. ID. femme, f. F. Wichman, s. H.
Traegei, E. +. Miller.
The Pandemonlumites met Thursday
evening at the home Of the president,
Miss Emile ID. Edwardson, SIS Western
avenue, and pleasant evening was
spent by all. All Of the officers were
present with one exception. Next reg
uiar meeting will be held Sept. 20. The
club will continue to meet with the
president until further notice.
The regular monthly meeting OF
Mailers' Union No. 4 was held at its
rooms. 643 Canada street, last Thursday
evening, when some important business
was transacted. Msssrs. C. w. johnson.
Emil Rodrne, Joseph Howska and Il. l..
Mills were appointed committee to the
allied crafts.
Ciark Is. Davldson, chief operator of
the Chicago. st. Paul. Minneapolis g.
Omaha telegraph department. ST. Paul,
was married Wednesday to Miss Jean
nette Ransom, at the residence of the
brides parents in Albert Lea. MINI.
Mr.. ard Mrs. J. e. Shea celebrated
their fifth wedding anniversary last
evening at their home, 400 Helby ave-
nue.. A delightful evening was spent
at cinch. Refreshments were searyed
A reception was given Wednesday
/ evening by Mr.. and Mrs. g. l.. Barton.
Ut 225 Spruce street, for Mr.. and Mrs.