St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-27
SUBURBAN SOCIAL.
EAST ST. PAUL.


TO the nine-year-old maiden were Misses
Belle Longfeld, Olga Anderson, Hilga and
Nellie Nelson, Hattie Souder, Elizabeth
Olson and Ella Mason and Masters Harry
lngle, Fred Knapp, Ashley Hall. Paul Lang,
August Nelson, John Anderson, Saren Kerr
and Howard Fisher.
Rev. and Mrs Myers, of the East Presby-
terrain church. will entertain the young peo-
pies Bible class Tuesday evening ut their
home OH Mendoza street. The evening passed
quickly i'll games. After refreshments were
served, at the suggestion of Mr. Myers a read
ing circle was organized. with the following
members: Misses Budlond, Bergen, Jewell.
swartz, Davis, Nelson, Watterson and Van
aid, and Messrs. Il. Brookins. E. Brandes,
A. Blood II. Hart, j Hart. McCulloch and
Grossman.
One of the delightful social events of the
week was the afternoon lunch given by
Mrs. Harrison Simmons Wednesday after
noon from to ) at her home on Burr street.
Mrs. Simmons was assisted III entertaining
the guests by Mrs. Charles Ross of MiGneap-
Oils. Among the ladies present were Mines.
babcock, Cornish, Elder, Shiels, Homes,
RULER, Fulsom, Keist, ShaTood, Monroe,
Chlids, Edgar, Young anG Piper. The deco
ratlons were beautiful and artistic.
The literary and church history class of st.
Johns church met Tuesday evening IN the
hall, on Francis street. Father Lee gave an
address. and Miss Nora Clinton read u paper
on Ireland" ana Miss Louise Rowe read q
paper on Confirmation Al the next meet
ing pa pers on the Greek Church. will be
read by Miss Kittie Gilbay and H. j. McDer-
mott,and Miss Nellie Starkey and Miss Birdie
Slater will have papers on "Contrition-r
Clarence Glrdner was rendered a very
pleasant surprise Monday: evening ut his
nome on Fauquier street by few or his
friends and associates The evening was
passed gayiy III games and general good
time. Refreshments were served at lU:3).
Those there were Mesdames Spates and For
est, Misses ENEMY and Raymond. and Messrs.
Merrill, ENEMY, Stewart, Spates, Harry Stew
art, BIlliugsIy and Brookins.
Mrs. j A. Barr very pleasantly entertained
party of little people Monday afternoon,
from TO {, the happy occasion being the
sixth birthday anniversary of her little
daughter Katie. About thirty called to con-
graduate the little hostess. and right merry
were the hours ill refreshments were an
nounced. a neat array of gifts and well
wishes were left behind by the happy little
guests.
Mr. and Mrs. George Gauder. of Mime
haha street were given very pleasant sur
prise Friday eve. Dancing was the chief
feature of amusement, although u few played
cards Messrs. froyseth and Christopnerson
furnished the music. Lunch was served at
IL clock and supper at !. The party dis
banded at an early morning hour.
Miss Lena Smith. of Lawson street. enter
tanned few friends at progressive euchre
uGSOdS GNGHlHS III HDuOE VI MISS AllltiO
Ross, of FaribaulU. who is her guest. Refresh
ments were served at 1890. Those scoring
the most progressions were Mrs. Souder. Mrs
MeElroy and Miss Knapp and Messers
Souder Smith ana Knapp.
Mrs E. Brauston, of Collins street enter
tanned the Euchre. club last Thursday eve
ming, and the prizes were awarded rs fol-
lows: Ladies' lone hand. Mrs. Teasdale: Ia
dies progressive, Mrs MacLaren gents lone
hand, DR.. Pool; gents progressive. Mir.
OhldS
a social was given Wednesday evening in
the parlors of the East Presbyterian church.
Those i'll charge of refreshments and enter
tainment were Mesdames Spates, Cameron
and Dinsmore, and Messrs. Dinsmore.
Myers and Cameron.
Leslie Parlin, of Phalen avenue, and Ben
Nye have returned from the annual Mime
sofa poultry show held i'll Minneapolis the
past two weeks, and as usual secured first
prizes for Buff Cochius and W hite LeghOrns
respectively.
Third company ST. Paul Boys brigade
met Thursday evening in the parlors of the
East Presbyterian church. The boys are
making rapid progress in drill work under
the command of Capt. Feinhoot of Fort
Smelling.
Miss Blanch Conley of Cook street. enter.
tanned the Junior Cub Of ST. James EpiseO-
PAL church Thursday evening. The monthly
local paper was read by Miss Laura Risch-
olSCll. LIi4N4 " LiiC plCoSuAC VI Oh pASSCL4t-
Miss Helen NJ. Atkins entertained a party
of friends at an informal hop Friday evening
at her home on Burr street the event being
her sixteenth birthday Gifts were numer-
Gus. supper was served at IL o clock.
The Ladies' Aid of the Grace NJ. Z. Church
will give bean supper at the home of Mrs.
Nicholson. OIL Burr street, Tuesday evening,
Jam 20 supper from $50 till clock. All
are cordially invited
Mr. and Mrs. E. NJ. Hooker of Westminster
street. are entertaining MI and Mrs Thomas
Hooker of Bralnard, who came to celebrate
their twelfth wedding anniversary with their
parents.
About twenty-five of the little friends of
Master James Hill assembled at his home on
Westminster and Lookout street VI ednesdav
afternoon, ana gave him a hearty sur
prise.
Little Miss Marion Gertrude Spates eeIe-
bratet her fourth birthday anniversary Tues
day afternoon from too. a nice lunch was
enjoyed by the tiny tots. Gifts were num-
erous.
Mrs. A. Knudson. of Sims street. enter
tanned at tea Wednesday Mrs. William
Johnson, of Butte. Mont; Mrs Berry, of
Summit place. and Mrs. Scarew of st. Peter
There will be a sociable next Friday even
ing at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ Gage
on Mendoza street, under the auspices of the
Ladies' Aid of the Asbury ~. E. Church.
Cards are out announcing the approaching
wedding nuptials of Miss Netlie Marie
Fyhre and j. e. Dahlquist, both of Edger-
ton street, to take place Tu esday, Feb. H.
The ladies of Eastern Star lodge, l.. o. L..
will give q phonographic entertainment at
Odd Fellows hall, corner Payne avenue and
Wells street, Thursday evening, Jan. 81.
On Tuesday evening Jan. 20. the Ladies'
guild OF st. James Episcopal church will
give q Brownie soci al in the guild hall,
corner De SotoIand Laws on streets.
rt,t,o 7 a; Irof fba loFO
Friedeus Church will meet next Thursday
afternoon at clock in the church par
lors corner Reaney and Forest streets.
G. d. Holden, state poultry judge, and
WIFE, who have been the guests of Mr. and
Mrs Leslie Parlin, Of Phalen avenue, re-
turned to Owatonna Monday.
Mrs James Guy. of Spring Valley, who Is
the guest of Mrs. D. Mclean, of Sims street.
left Wednesday for Pine City, Mimi, to visit
her mother. Mrs. Thompson.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Jones left Thursday
for their home in Stewart Mimi, having
been the guests of Mr. aud Mrs. 7. L. Korth,
of L urr steeet.
gone South on account of the latter failing
health a host of warm friends regret their
departure.
The many friends of Rev. and Mrs J. o.
Vittz will De pie ased to learn that their little
daughter Elise is out Of danger ana gaining
rapidly.
Mr.. and Mrs T A. Searls, of Burr street, en-
tertained the Silver Spoon Ginch club Thurs
day evening. Refreshments were served al
II: 30
Nj. and Mrs. MeNaughton. of Waukesha
who have been the guests of DR.. and Mrs.
Robillard, of York street. have gone home.
Mrs Durkin. who has been the uest OF
the Misses Starkey. of Fauquier sire ct, has
returned to her home i'll Faribault, Mimi.
The Ladies Aid of the Grace NJ. E. Church
met Wednesday. Thursday and Friday after
noon with Mrs Young of De Soto street.
Mrs Morton. of st. Anthony, and Mr.
Foreman. of Wabash, dined Thursday with
DR.. and Mrs. Robillard of YORK street.
Mr. and Mrs. Ho xie, of West st. Paul, Wis
tied the fore part OF the week with Dr.. and
Mrs. f. c. Spates of Fauquier street.
The many friends of Miss Nora Irmscher
Of New York City, will be pleased to hear OF
rapid improvement IN health.
Miss Laura Atkins. of Brand street, is en-
tertaning her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
Lyons, of Burlington. Vt.
Mr. G. R. Shells the recent guest of Mr
and Mrs G. r. Shiels, of Burr street. has re
turned home to Baraboo.
Mrs A Biebighauser. of Bradley street, en-
tertained the young ladies of her Bible elias!
FRIDAY afternoon 10 tea.