The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-30
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greenwood. S. Callahan, NJ Picha. T. Kop-
riya, A. Witha NJ. Wondra. A. Larkin. and
Messrs. ]. Masek. f. Bakula, #. Kriha j.
Paylick. T.Cigler, M. Piras, J.Dakula. S. GAM.
y Bespalec, A. Barrial, J. f. Bakula, j.
Masek, J. Worchota ]. Zskoosky, j. P. Bak-
Spadine.
The Misses Armbruster, OF Ravine street.
very pleasantly entertained a few friends
Thursday evening. The evenings pleasures
and other amusements, after which refresh
ments were served. Among those present
We're: The Misses Lulu Lambert, Carrie Arm
bruster, Mile Henke Luella Armbruster,
Minnie Thompson, Nellie Starkey. Ida Arm
bruster, Lucrecia Souter, Lillian Bates Mary
Hokanson, Helen Armbruster the Messrs.
R Rs Carl scoyel, Arthur Mcknight, Victor
Biumis. Emory Mortenson. Charles Baker,
oliver Larson, Edward Phair, Albert Hous-
BUN, Paul Baker, Allen Freeze.
A party of young people from st. Anthony
the run being made to the home of Miss
Barnes OF Newport, where they were enter
tanned with refreshments and dancing.
The party included the chaperones, Mr..
and Mrs. b B. Constans. and Misses Edna
Winslow. Morehouse, Lottie Hazard, Allie
rate Thornson, Jessie Ware, Ella Ware;
Messrs. George Richards. p. Pusch, Alfred
Landers, George G. Haggenmiller.
The Capital City Cycle club, at Its social
Thursday evening, was presented with q
handsome clock by John Vanderbilt and an
elegant banner from Mrs. ]. e. Barber. The
club will enter the races at the state fair,
competing for the prize for the most attract
I've costume. and will take part in the drill
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. F. W. Storms chaperoned cycle party
of Minneapolis young people to and from
that city Tuesday afternoon. Three stops were
made during the run for refreshments.
Mrs. Sperry, Of Holly avenue, gave q
cycle party Monday evening to the driving
park. Upon the return Of the party to the
SDerry
Miss Gertrude San Souci gave a pupils
parlor musical Monday afternoon at her home
on Laurel avenue This was the second of a
series.
The Daughters of Erin celebrated their
first anniversary Tuesday evening at the
home of Miss Jessie Cook. the West SIDE
F. w. Pinska gave a sailing party Monday
evening on White Bear lake in honor of the
Misses Neumont, Of Pittsburg.
The Twin City Mandolin club gave a moon
light excursion down the river Tuesday even
ing the Flora Clark.
Miss Jennie Tracy, of the bluff, entertained
at cards Friday evening for Miss Maud Free
man, of Birch Lake.
The Minneopa quartette was entertained by
a party of young women at Merriam Park
Thursday evening.
Mrs. w. G. Robertson entertained at lunch
con Wednesday for Mrs. Charles Clark, Of
st. Louis.
Mrs C.. K. Lewis gave garden party yes
terday afternoon at her home on Portland
avenue.
Mrs. Frank Monty entertained Thursday
afternoon for the benefit of the Peoples
church.
DR.. and Mrs. Bean, Of Holly avenue, gave
an Informal cycle party Wednesday evening.
Mrs. D. R. Hevener gave a luncheon Fri
day evening for Miss Georgia Middleton.
Miss Mary Hobart gave tea Thursday aft
ernoon at her home on Summit avenue
Miss Katie Hurley Of Valley street. gave
a wheeling party Tuesday evening