The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-12
LOOKING BACKWARD.

Misses Mabel and Florence Weisel, of Pleas
ant avenue, entertained a few friends Thurs
day, July 9Th, in honor of their guest, Miss
Grace Moser, of Phillipsburg, New Jersey.
The parlors were decorated with sweet peas
the bay window banked with vines and
yellow daisies, while the dining room was
decorated with large bouquets and pyramids
Of sweet peas. The main features of the even
ing were games and dancing. Light refresh
ments were served, after which the guests
departed wishing their Eastern friend safe
Mr.. and Mrs. George Johnson, of Phillips
burg, New Jersey, Mr.. and Mrs. Weisel
Misses Grace Moser, Of Phillipsburg, New Jer-
sey, Harriet Burke, Josephine Burke, RATHER
Inc Butler, Lillian Leppen, Lucia Leppen,
Cora Breidert, Bessie Flynn, Mary Flynn
Mae Johnson, Mabel and Florence Weisel;
Messrs. Breidert Brown Jones, Carruthers,
Mcmahon, Johnson, Quincy, Kenaley Dreher
Harry Leppen, Joseph Leppen, Joseph Ker-
win, West Swartz, Joseph Swartz, Charles
Ziegler, Leslie Smith, Raymond Weisel and
Elmer Weisel.
An ice cream social, under the auspices
OF the w. R. G. of Garfield post No. 5, was
held Wednesday evening at the pretty home
of Col. and Mrs. E. II. Milham, 1915 st. An
thony avenue. The chairman of the COM
mittee on arrangements was Mrs. NJ A. De
Wore, who was assisted by the women of
the corps. There was a short and informal
programme of music, cards and dancing. Many
guests were present from Minneapolis and
the Sons Of Veterans were well represented.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Hazenwinkle, the latter the department
president of the corps and the former the
commander of Garfield post and Mrs Keller
president of the corps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Eddy, of North street.
gave the first Of series of four lawn So
Gals for the benefit of st. Agnes Guild of ST.
Peters church Thursday evening. The pro-
ceeds went toward the refurnishing of the
guild room. The grounds were lighted with
headlights and Japanese lanterns, and the re-
freshment tables. placed under the trees, were
p0fI ftrTra0
sizes, roses and carnations, and were in charge
OF the following group of young women
Beatrice Hunt, Ebba Nordstrom, Minnie Ball,
Agnes Shepherd, Gertrude Jellett, Alice Cox
and Ethel Mayfeld.
The Children Of the American Revolution
met Monday at the home of the president,
Mrs. F. Z. Foster, TIT Grand avenue. The
committee on drums reported the drums
secured and the corps of seven will meet
twice each week for practice. In the corps
are five drums. four snare and one base,
and two flies. Mary Fiske was elected assist
ant secretary. The next meeting will take
place in fortnight.
progressive euchre party was given by
the sewing society of the Ellsworth Circle.
Ladies OF the G.. A. R., Tuesday afternoon
Fourth street. Thirty ladies were present.
-Four prizes were awarded to Mrs A. H. Os-
good, Miss s. Mead Miss Carroll and Mrs.
IWlss. MRS. futile was assisted In enter
tanning by Mrs. Swank Mrs. Irish and Mrs.
Eldredge. ''-'A - =
Miss Miss Rugg,. Of Portland avenue, gave a
i'Dutch Treat party to the circus Wednes-
day evening. After the performance supper
was served by the hostess at her home. The
guests included Miss Finch, Miss Cook. Miss
Bemel@: Miss Bartlett Messrs. John Mer-
TIiam Crawford Livingston. George Finch,
A pleasant surprise was rendered the Misses
Brady while visiting the Misses Huston of
Rich Valley, last week. Music and dancing
were the features of the evening. Among
those po,
Jams, Name Flavin. Maggie and Sue Brady
Rogers. -u
Ruth and Catherine Garges entertained o
party Of little folks Monday in celebration q,
t ,he fourth birthday of Irene Garter. Among
Ferry, Katie. May and Helen Sullivan HAAS
Goodale, Harry Collins, Eddie and Alfred
sullivan. and Marie Downs, of Kansas City.
Miss Ella Richards. of 71s selby avenue
was hostess Wednesday at a luncheon. com,
pnmentary to Mrs. Witt Cochrane. The
guests were Miss Nell Dolan, Of Chicago