St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-24
EVENTS OF A WEEK.

| DfateQ thursday evening last ny lHeli
many friends calling upon them sud-
denly and making them think they
were again listening to the wedding
bells which years ago made them one,
and laid path of roses for their future
life. 1t really did seem like the orig
inal celebration, only there was con-
siderable more fun, and the bride was
not quite so shy, nor did the groom
blush as rosy as he did on that first
eventful day. The following helped
celebrate the anniversary: Mr.. and
Mrs. E. A Kimball, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Karst, Mr.. and Mrs. j. F.
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Goodwin,
| MI and Mrs. o. Spangler, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. D. Muffat Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Scheatgen, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Brugge-
man, Mr.. and Mrs. John D. O'Brien,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Ulmer; Mrs. w.
Book, Mrs. E. F. Timer, Mrs. Nall,
Mrs. E. M. Iten, Mrs. B. FurneL;
Messrs. F. Daacke, F. Stickney, t.
Tierney, E. Fielder, B. Rodeck, George
Beals, Willis Ulmer; Misses D. Turch-
ker, o. Chase, A. Item, G. Foran, o.
| F'oran, Feeders.
The Evening Star Pleasure club gave
it's third social hop on Feb. Is at
Rexelsen's hall. A very enjoyable
evening was spent by all. Dancing was
the feature of the occasion. Music
| was furnished by mandolin orches-
ira. Those present. were: Richard
| KranZ, Willie Matak John Kelly, Will
! lam KranZ, .Rud Matak, Gust Sanft,. j.
w. Sprague, J. V. Berg, Dibby Jones,
John Koptz, John Domesta, Arthur
| Kranz, Ad Hesik, Frank Pug, George
| Kepple, John Tshida, Joe Ruzichka, NJ.
G. Rose, Frank Slycka, Robert Young,
Charles Kostryz, Joe Keintz, Charles
| McClusty, Ed Delaney, Willie Schu-
| maker Willie Pinger, Mike Pickel,
| Charles Butter, Victor Wendlick, Chas.
| Buher; Mamie Hesik, Mary Ruzichka,
| Mary Zickesh, Annie G. Raymond,
Annie Cherin, Toney Stasny, Ida Bar
tusch, Annie Ziemmer, Martha Bar
tusch, Rose Hesik Maggie Sullivan,
| Annie Sanft, Veronica Hassler, Louisa
| Rexeisen, Clara Kranz, Mary Tippil,
Lizzie Tshida, Emma Beisang, Sarah
Lee, Liddy Steinmiller, Lilly c. Thomp
son, Dolly White, Nellie Fox Alice G.
Jones, Gertie Armstrong, Kitty Mug
| gans, Sarah Thames.
Louis Wegwerth and Miss Mary
| Plaster entertained the after Dark
club Saturday evening, Feb. Is, at the
residence of Miss Plaster, 1885 East
Third street. Herman Peters orches-
ira furnished the music. Dancing was
| INDUCED in until a late hour. Re-
freshments were served during the
evening. Those present were: Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Farrell, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Zelgert, Misses Annie Meyer, Liz
zie Meyer, Minnie Meyer, Mary Plas-
r
lie Harmon, Mollie McDonnough, Kit |
ty Wells, Mollie Ryan, Amelia Ash, |
Lilly Williams, Martha Schussler, An
ME Jones, Oracle Snow, Dollie Nelson,
| Florence Richmond, Maggie O'Connor
Matte Brown: Messrs. Ed Hauser,
Frank Pierce, John Pierce, James
Harmon, George DUEL, Louis Veg
werth, William Wegwerth, William
Vogt, Ed Plaster. Herman Plaster,
| Charles Plaster, Paul Zachries, Dolph
Zachries, August Schussler, William
Wolterstorf, Anthony Ryan, James
Mcclure, Frank Farrell, George Will |
| Jams, Herman Opman, Arthur Hut.
Last Thursday evening Misses Flor !
ence and Mabel Wusel, of 282 Pleasant |
avenue, gave a very enjoyable and /
unique Ratchet party to many of their |
able to the occasion were the order of !
| the evening, after which light and ac-
ceptable refreshments were served. |
The feature of the evening was pin |
ming hatchets on the tree, from which |
mirth was occasioned by the ludicrous
actions of some of the blindfolded par
Elephants. Prizes were won by Miss
Maude ketchum and Mary Dreher
| Among the guests were Misses Burke |
Butcher, Childs, Dreher, Kalman, Lep-
pen, Mead, Wagner, Stein; Mesdames
| Holly, Croker, Weisel, and Leslie, of
| Warrington; Messrs. Bourgum, Ore
| her, Leppen, S. SWartZ, Riser, Smith,
| McCleary, w Schwartz, Ziegler, Cam
eron, j. Schwartz, Morris, Lou, Ire
land, Thurston and Nelson.
A delightfully."- informal tea was
| given at the residence of Mrs. Charles
| Webb, 305 Nelson avenue, last Thurs
| day afternoon from 3 to 5 o'clock. i
The hostess was assisted by her aunt,
Mrs. G. Griswold, and her little daugh-
ter Myrtus. The house was fragrant
| with flowers, La France roses and
carnations, most tastefully arranged.
| Among the guests were: Mesdames
! George Fl. Ranney, HaScal r. Brill, |
c. P. Brown, Milo A. Bell, S. S. Eaton,
James c. Norton, C. H. Sargent, C. 3. /
Wilcox, H. Fernstrom, c. R. McKen-
ney, o. B. LOOMS, F. J. Haynes, Will !
lam Westfall. A. J. Gray, J. j. Stew
art, r. E. Thompson, M. G.. McCul- |
lom, Pascal Smith, James Ingersoll |
Myron Brown, Charles Parrot, G. N |
Head A. J. Hammered, Hackett Hen |
ninghouse, L. Madison, c. H. Slo-
cumb, ]. F. Lincoln, J. A. Stees, the
Misses Holbrooll and Hollins.
One of the most enjoyable events of
| the week was the progressive cinch !
party given by Miss Ella Maher in
honor of few of her friends at her
| home on Pennsylvania avenue, last |
| Wednesday evening. The ladies' head |
prize was won by Miss Margaret Nc |
Mahon, gentleman's head prize by T. |
Horrigan, lady's BOBBY prize by Miss !
Jennie Mcmahon, and gentlemaf1's |
| BOBBY prize by Jim Ryan. Among |
those present were: Misses Margaret /
| McMahon, Josie Lyons, Eta, Kavan- |
augh, Nellie Lyons, Jennie Mcmahon, !
| Maggie Horrigan, Florence Gardner, !
| Margaret Ryan, Ella Keenan,, Mamie |
keenan,, Ella Maher; Messrs. Tom Hor |
| rigan, Jim Ryan, Fred Mossler, John |
| Ryan, John Brennan, Joe Mahoney, |
John Maher, Charles Pettingill, J. D.
! Smith, F. E. Hathaway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Giesen were
agreeahly surprised last Tuesday even
ing at their home on Dawson street, |
the event being the twenty-seventh an
niversary of Mr.. Giesens birthday.
Dancing was INDUCED in, and at mid
night a dainty lunch was served, after
which a unique little minstrel enter
tainment was presented by the mem
bers of the Troubadors present, with
Mr. Stark as interlocutor, and Martin
Giesen and Joseph Prendergast as end
men. The Troubadour Mandolin or
chestra furnished the music. Among
the guests were the following: Mr..
and Mrs. F. w. Schroeder, the Misses
Silke Bobleter, McQuaid, Metz, Jean
and May Murphy; Messrs. Stark,
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