St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-04
EVENTS OF A WEEK.

The Misses Mae Dillery and Ger
trude knack gave a pleasant surprise
party in honor of Miss Lizzie Geiss at
her home, $50 Charles street, last Tues
day evening. Singing and dancing
were the pleasures of the evening ,and
a plentiful repast was partaken of at
midnight. The music was rendered
by Hugo Knack and others in a most
satisfactory manner. Those present
were: Misses Bertha Nygard, Lizzie
Tester, EXcelia Tessier, Stella Oliver,
Edith Hatch, Elna Dittrick, Hattie
Dittrick, Ray Schaefer, Maggie Nc
Dearmid, Gertrude Knack, Lottie
tombstone, Stella McNulty, Lille Nc
Nulty, Fannie Steinberg, Mae Dillery,
Mary Gear, Lizzie Geiss, Agnes Bum,
Aulga Olson, Minnie. Eisenmengerr,
Minnie Heitzel, Jessie McDiarmid,
Laura Munclair, Nellie Durand, Emma
Ramblo, Claire Barberick, Sophie
Swensen, Dora Metzger, Mile Weinke,
Nellie H. Longhren, Annie Mauke,
Fannie Dyer, Alice Wooley, Sherdon,
Nellie Doran, Matte Weatherbee, Mel
lie Weatherbee; Mr.. and Mrs. j. Geiss;
Messrs. James Brown, I. +: Donien,
Clude NJ. Miller, Samuel j. Gartner,
Roy Vroman, ]. R. Lila, F. NJ. Van
Valkenberg, F. -McNulty, L. McDan-
oqgh; H: A. Bertossi,, A: G. Holm, W.
H. Tester, Louis Aldrick, P. Rotto,
B., Philip Eddy, Herman E. Emmie,
Harold c. Mallette, Albert H. Weis. E.
II. Weatherbee, ". E. Geiss, Arthur
Mallette, Pete Retire, Bert Longhren,
Gutheis, Frank Bunnell, Theo Hallas;
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Geiss, of Minneapolis.
A lawn social was given Thursday
evening at the home of Rev. and Mrs.
r. H. Cotton, at Lookout Place, on
Westminster street, under the auspices
of the Ladies' Guild of st. James
Episcopal Church. The front porch
and lawn We're brilliantly illuminated
with gas jets and Chinese lanterns.
Flowers and Towering plants We're
everywhere in abundance. The tables,
covered with snowy linen and artistic
traycloths, were decorated with sweet
peas and panSieS, and were in charge
of MesdameS j. A. Barr, E. NJ. Hooker,
b. j. Rischatsch and R. White, and
the Misses Mollie and Annie Bryant.
Miss Mable Cotton served lemonade.
Barr sold flowers, impersonating god
desses Of the fairy land. A short musi-
cal programme was given by Misses
Wilcox and Louise Cotton, and Messrs
w. H. Myron and S. Hicks.
A pleasant surprise was rendered
Miss Hazel Cornish Friday afternoon
from to 6 at her home on Burr street.
All enjoyed supper on the lawn at 5
o'clock The afternoon was spent In
all sorts of juvenile games, which were
heartily entered into by the tiny
guests. Those present were: Della
Longfield, Lulu Morton, Ethel and
Edith Mortimer, Ethel Terry, Fanny
Decker, E6na Mcclure, Laura Eggle-
ton and Annie Monroe, and Masters
Bert Mitcheson, Roy Longfield, Clark
Monroe, Samuel Decker, Normie Eggle-
ton and Wayland Cornish.
The Y. P. S. c. E. of the Burr Street
BAPTIST Church gave a parlor social
Thursday evening. A short musical
and literary programme was given
the songs being announced in conun-
drums, which created much amuse.
ment and interest. The parlors of the
church were arranged with easy
chairs, downy sofas, comfortable di-
vans and draperies, which lent an air
OF LONELINESS to the scene. The enter
tainment committee We're Mrs. c. e.
Lange, Misses Eugenia Longfield and
field.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Eagan were ten