St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-19

Refreshments were served during the even
ing. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs.
pampern. George Schiller w. Miller Eis IL. e. b;
Misses Jessie Schiller. Alice Keller, Anna
Meyerding. Bertha Reinke, o. Reinke, Tillie
erode, Anna erode, Pearly Gmehle. Lillian
Gmehle, G. Lemke, E. Whipker C. McKown,
A. Cameron, E. Pardee. ]. A. Roedler.
Miss Rose Priscilla Aufang, of st: Adams
street, assisted by Miss Louise Cynthia Afaly,
entertained number Of her girl friends
Thursday evening in honor Of her birthday:
Music games and cards were the features OF
Miss Title Afaly; progressive prizes by Miss ss
es Louise Afaly and Agatha schweitzer; loot 100
prize by Miss Anna Neid A sleighride FOL
%edusa i Ned Kste Selma Smith Barbara
Susanna Smith. Mary Theodore Reber, Clara
Athenacio Held, Margaret Hyacinth Cullen,
Anna Cornea Heffernon, Elizabeth Patracia
Affolter, Agnes Corinthia McGinnis, Tillie Ar
abelle Afaly. Tille abigail G eai, Agatha sd1
Helena Lucinda Gerlach.
Mr.; and Mrs. F: L. Korth entertained the
members of the Silver Spoon Cinch club
Thursday evening. Those present were
Marelius, H. A: Monroe, w: Hamilton. E.
McFarlane, Mesdames T. Searls, G. r. Shiels.
j. G. Mccall w. Rhodes. the Misses Mitch
eson. Shells. Rhodes and the Misses Pinska.
Messrs. Pinska, prs. Ball and Whitney. Mill
er. Branston, Moberry, Bishop and Watson.
Those securing prizes were: Ladies' lead,
". h.
It. A. Searls; gentleman's lead, c. r. Marcel
iusj gents progressive, DR.. A. w. Whitney.
Miss Stock. of 206 Maria avenue. will next
entertain.
eat home Friday evening, at which the
decorations were rather unique. In the larger
room was constructed an inn, with straw
matched roof and large brick fireplace, the
whole being lit up with tallow candles. After
an address by DR.. IngersolI, short pro-
gramme was listened to. Later tea served
no inT Dues Co H.
churches represented were the First Presbyte-
rian, First Methodist Woodland Baptist,
Christian, Church of the Messiah, Peoples.
Milton Street and Park church.
number of the friends of Charles VOL
ter rendered him a pleasant surprise on
Thursday evening last at Summit hall. A
the guests were in waiting. A short cere-
mony took place. Both vocal and instru-
mental music were in abundance. short
programme was danced during the evening
the music for same being furnished by the
Westminster orchestra. At midnight an ele-
giant repast was served by the ladies. About
twenty couples were present.
Miss Tarbox gave luncheon Monday for
her guest, Miss Pitcher, of Short Hills, N.
]. She was assisted by Mrs. Rantoul Mrs.
Robert Robert. Wheaton, Miss Finch, Miss Cook;
Jersey, Mrs. Shepley, Mrs Milton Griggs,
Mrs. Arthur Driscoll, Mrs. Horace Bigelow,
Mrs. Cass Gilbert, Mrs. Walter Morton,
Misses Sturgis White, Newport.
party Thursday eve by his friends, at his
home on Carroll street Progressive cinch
was followed by refreshments and dancing
Lady's head prize was taken by Miss Ella
Kennedy; gentlemans head, Arthur Dahms;
lady S foot, Miss Mary Beckman; gentleman's
foot. Albert Hensher
Miss Flavie Burton, of Holly avenue gave
tea Tuesday from 4 to G. The DECORATIONS
were in white and lavendar. The ladies who
assisted in receiving were Misses Corcoran,
Henley, Williams. Grove, Shepherd, Gale.
On Friday evening Mrs. Davis entertained
the Minnehaha Skating club at her residence
on olive street. delightful lunch was the
important feature Of the evening.
~, Miss Daisy Ralph gave a skating party
Ihursday afternoon for Miss Day. The same
party was entertained in the evening bv
MISS Laura Briggs.
Mr. Patterson, of Virginia avenue gave a.
Iuncheon wednesday for Miss Tarbcx, Miss
Tltcher ana Miss Finch. Mrs. Paul, Of Heron
Lake, was chdperJn.
unity Temple No. 9, Rathbone Sisters, gave
q progressive euchre party Wednesday night
IN the apartments of Mr. and Mrs Newport,
In the buckingham.
Miss Tilton, of Virginia avenue, gave high
nVe card party yesterday afternoon for her
guest, Miss Snyder, of Detroit There were
seven tables.
Capt. and Mrs. Edwin Bell entertained their
children and grandchildren at dinner Thurs
day in honor of Capt. Bells eightieth birth
day.
Mr. and Mrs J. K. Hoffman, of Collins
i0SC, eHJeitdiieu IOr MIS-. George Wilson.
OF Baltimore, Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Prince gave a dinner
ior the blacksmith nuptial party at the AL
Dion Wednesday evening
The Misses Beckwirth, of East Tenth street
entertained friends Wednesday evening There
were games and music.
Misses Wiborg. Of Maria avenue. enter
tanned few friends at cards and dancing
Saturday evening
Miss Pitcher, who is the guest of Miss Tar
box. was the recipient OF several social fayors
during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford Livingston gave a
olnner Wednesday evening, for which twelve
covers laid
Miss Noyes, of Milwaukee, was given q re-
ception Wednesday evening by Mrs R. w.
Hackett.
Miss Mamie Gaffney, of Euclid street en-
week. f'
Mrs. Hezekah Holbert of Summit avenue.
gave a progressive euchre yesterday after
noon.
Mrs. George Sommers Jr entertained in
honor OF Mrs. Anneke Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Louisa Gardner gave a luncheon
Wednesday for Mrs. Brewster of Chicago.
Miss Jessie Wyant was given birthday
party at Red Rock Park Tuesday evening
Russell Elliott, of Aurora avenue was ten
oered surprise party Thursday evening.
Mrs. F. A Hutson of Portland avenue, gave
dancing party Wednesday evening.
The reception given by Mrs George r
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