St. Paul daily globe., 1895-09-22

and other large illuminations not only
combined to oblterate all shadows,
but by their regular and artistic ar
rangement greatly enhanced the beau
| ty of the naturally charming lawn, and
| caused the whole to assume q, pictur-
eSQue aspect seldom achieved in sim
liar undertakings. Small tables were
placed about the lawn at convenient
Intervals, and nearly the entire even
Ing was spent out of doors. Mrs. Wal
Itch wore an exquisite gown, one of
WorthS most magnificent creations, of
pearl and white striped satin, heavily
brocaded in Dresden pattern, with pink
rose buds and garnished with rare
point lace, made en- traine, and toi-
let completed with a rare and dazzling
display of magnificent diamonds
On Wednesday evening the home of
Miss P. Penshorn, 81 Armstrong ave-
nue., was the scene of a brilliant gather
ing of young people who had come
from near and far to do her honor.
The affair had been SO arranged as to
every sense a success. Those present
were: Misses L. Reinke, B. Reinke, A.
Fabel. M. Funk, c. Rohland, G.. JAM
sen, B. Leach, A. Leach, o. Grone-
Meyers, R. Metzger, s. York, H. Rou-
ish, F. Schemp, M. Beck, A. Zeimer,
G. Horning, A. Hipp; Messrs. ]. Eag-
heart 1ief T j. Gron@wqld, D. ". Wend-
lck VIII Ed Gucka g ab,sb M Janfen Hirtb a. SapSen s
-
A. Hall, H. Schafer, V. ]: Bergstrom,
J. Naylor, J. Brown, w. Wheeler, W.
Leach, W. Rouish, w. Knoblock. F.
Koch, P. Domesla, E. Penshorn.
At the home of the Misses Thomssen,
of 92O Louis street, a very pleasant
evening was spent last Tuesday.
Among those present We're: Mr.. and
Mrs. J. j; Thomssen, the Misses S.
Schnelle, L; Heck. c. Schlieman, r.
Werner, j. Werner, T. Werner, X
Thomssen, S. Thomssen, NJ Thomssen,
Messrs. H. Held, A. Heck, E. Ochsner,
G. Schaler, e. Eisenmenger, M. Redeke,
Frank Gembe, P. Hellstrom, William
Young, o. Peters, A Thomssen, VIII
liam Hedemann, T. Vogt and Vetter.
One of the most enjoyable events Of
the week was the surprise party given
for the Misses Minna and Magda Reiff,
lake Among those present were:
Misses Alma Winter, Sadie Bachner, Of
Minneapolis; Miss Aeuer, of Eau
Claire; Ethel Lilley, Grace Danz, Min
ME Wetmore, Grace Studeman, Aurelia
Danz, Cal Wilde, Henrietta, Minna and
Magda Reiff; Messrs. Frank Hevener,
Bert Stone, Al Eggert, Elmer Deebach,
Fred Lyons, Tyler, Warren Spence and
others.
A very pleasant surprise was given
for Miss Julia Jacobson by a mum ber or
her friends at her home, GIG Broadway,
on Thursday evening. Those present
were: Mrs. F. Williams, Lena Hoff-
man, Lille and Maggie McDonough,
Lizzie Wagner, Maggie and Mary Kel-
ley, Lena Jacobson, Kittie Kelley,
Charles Brownson, c. Plouske, j.
Clancy, N. lie Clancey, Hugh
Weneke, Will Williams and E. Neil
sen, Minneapolis.
A reception was given on Thursday
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. William
Becker at their home on Wabasha and
East Tenth street. The Manhattan
Mandolin club, with Miss NJ NJ Lake
as pianist, furnished the music for the
occasion: The floral decorations were
very artistic.
A progressive euchre party was given
by Ellsworth Circle No Z, Ladies of
the G. A. R., on Tuesday evening at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Twiss. cor
ner East Seventh and Wacouta streets.