The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-04
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Miss Emily Erickson was rendered a sur
prise party by friends Wednesday evening at
her home, 733 Fauquier streeE The evening
was spent in playing games and merry
time was enjoyed by all. The main feature
of the evening was the blind artist, for which
two prizes were awarded, Jas follows; r. M.
Mortenson, first, and MISC b. hrens, foot
present were: Misses M. @. Campbell, Anna
Poshtick, Katie Poshtick, M. A. Smith, Anna
Roller, B. Ahrens, Sophia Adams, Martha
BssmeE snd st.a O
son, A. B. Mcknight, William Martin, Austen
Lee, H. Gahagen, w. M. Dragert. H. Reiners,
Fred Reiling. ]. ]. Janisch and p. Esch.
A most enjoyable cinch party was given at
the home OF Miss Lena Lange, South Robert
street. Wednesday evening. Among those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. LANCE.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Anstett Mrs. Sheel, Misses
Josie La Belle NJ Imhon. Berdie steiger,
Maud l.. Krey. Lena and Ida LANCE M. Mill
er, A. Koerner. l.. Lavocat, 8. Bolster, Emme
Schneider, and Messrs. Md. Imhoff, NJ r.
Jams, r. F. Camitsch, Louis Steven. Walter
Miller. E. H. Ringwald. William Fadders, It.
p. Lynch. George F'rautsche. John Witten-
gel, Ernst and Frank Steiger John Rapue.
George Colought. f. J. Canlitseh and Josie Ia
Belle won the head prizes. and Walter Miller
and Minnie Miller the foot prizes
Miss Francis A. Richter, of Webster street
gave ladies' progressive cinch party Tues
day afternoon. Those who were fortunate
enough to win prizes were: First prize mrs
d. Vahsen; second prize Miss Name Horn
II ing: Il, loot prize Miss Katherine Zoos. Those
playing Were Mesdames Macmillan Rneer
yahsen, Bonarth. c. stahlman Jr.'
schade. G. Schade, W. Schmith. O Wa;s =
A. Williams, L. Schleck, A. Denser
Gb palns, a, utz; Lean sharpless. Miller, OF
ESInilcago and Adah Richter, Of New Tim and
MS MISSES Hummel, Hertel Witt, Hornine ZOOS
zit and Lulling. niis' foos'
Mr. and Mrs. w. p. Burke. Of asa sr,,+,,
avenue, pleasantly entertained marry ~
for their onas evening at euchrs
ner departure for her home in Wauplin Wis
Saros We're INDUCED in until II 30 foi,ovI
tior sei ,aa after which musical scec-
llons were rendered, both vocal and ,nsrru-
mental Prizes were awarded to T n Mi
CURE. = NC
Mrs p. Mcdonald, of Marshall avenue
gave wheeling party Tuesday artarnnon'
The party left the Mcdonald homa ~ .
o'clock, and made the run to Fort Smelling
where luncheon wa had, and then the re,
eurn run made after delightful rest The
guests We're: Mesdames Frederick Mott Dbl
Schaub, Goforth, Haycock. MerriIH and MI ~.
Barker. The latter had camera with .her
ana look number Of pictures of the grorn
MI. MT. and Mrs. James Huganin. of Newnort
celeprateo their golden wedding Monday even
my. rev OF their Oldest friends were mes
enl 70 congratulate them In their fiftv wears
OF welded life. Col. G. r. Williamson s1so
s naGe q short congratulatory address. Re.
Iresnments were served, and as a sneciai ca,,.
pnment to the aged couple there was sere-
maze Dy the Newport Cornet band.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Rothschild of Summit ava
Luz gatertalned about fifty OF their friends
last Thursday evening, on the occasinn ~
their twentieth anniversary. After M rt VI
repast an impromptu programme Of mmsic
anu eiocutlon was rendered. With earnest
e en9 OF good will and wishing the host
ana hostess many returns Of the day the
guests returned to their homes.
Little Irene O'Regan was hostess to a chit
uren dancing party Friday evening at her
nom, nome on Marshall avenue. The guests were
most OF them members of the .tFair,as, D.
el. which is to be given in Christ church
guHq nan next week During the evening
tne hostess gave number of pretty dance
ana Herman Gregory recited.
raa surprise party was given for Miss Nellia
ing. me guests were Mabel .Bogart. Gather
Inc ferguson, Grace Campbell Louise RroSn
and Georgs F Girbaham MitchsImore Albert
grimm and Cecil Yapp. 80
The opening hop Of the Primrose soo;.,
clup which occurred last Saturday at "a
h n. nall, proved decided success. Prenara-
IONS are being made for another such an
Wednesday, Nov T. nai'
Miss Teresa Shesgreen was tende-od .u
Prise Use tuesday evening by the st. Anthony
Literary society. Miss Shesereen will n ~ ,
Iii Aono Her nome In Duluth where She
VIII De followed by the best wishes Of har
many friends. "4Sn7s VI her
A large number Of friends Of Mis. Tarr.a
Gr1olmqulst surprised her at her home as9
SATURDAY evening. The guests were entars
Caineo with dancing and cards. also sor,a
choice musical selections by Prof. Fennick
"A peasant surprise party was given satnr-
gay night FOR Mrs. George Bircher nv Misses
Mamle Barton and Gertie-TElier. A yerv
peasant evening was spent In dancing games
ana SINGING. Refreshments were served.
mrs. r Mcdonald gave bicycle Marty
wednesday. Luncheon was served at Eort
Snelling. The party included Mrs. Fred Mott
MRS. Ph1l Schaub, Mrs. Goforth. Mrs. Hay,
COCK MIS-. Merrill and Miss Barker
The popular Bon Ami club opened its see.or
successfully Thursday evening with large
9anclng party in Oxford hall. Ninety counIes
9 az the hours away to the music Of the
81. Anthony Hill orchestra.
progressive euchre club was oryanizad a.
Ine nome OF Mrs. Judson on DAYTON avanua
THURSDAY afternoon. The next meeting will
De held with Mrs. A. Cratzenberg IN faurai
avenue, next Thursday. y.
Miss Margaret Karney, of IgIehart street.
enIertalneo Monday at dinner and informally
IN the evening for Miss Teresa Shesgraen
VINO leaves next week for Duluth.
The semi-monthly dance at the Town ora
country club took place last evening TIKI
st. Anthony Hill orchestra was In attendance