The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-02
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"A "A peasant surprise was rendered Na;, No
Iote az MS home on the south shore Of 1aIa
r mlmo saturday evening it being the amt
Mr.. and u Mrs. rss Plrth l.. Those present were:
lanes Malone, Mr.. and Mrs. M. MaIons
Mr. and Mrs. M. Flanagan, Mr.. and ME-
Misses ns K h4e Mr.; and Mrs. John Noonan.
MISSES Kathryn Malone Minnie POTTS Tan,,
Mackey, Mae La Rue Minnie Brownict 1er ny
atrlce Malone, Theresa Brennan. Mae 1.ab-
1 Ey;.1 BABE Malone, Lucy Mackey, Peterson
Pu u,r4 TlsR; Brytei Josie Malone, Lizzie
G Guxlord, Klttie Cailopy, Margaret Murphy
Gertrude Malone, Anna Rawleigh. Debbie
Crotty, Nellie Maddox, Minnie Hincb Nv
Maio' Eleanor Bryant. Minnie Shay, Helen
Ma,one' Nellie Murphy. Nettie Byran. Kittie
malone. Florence Noonan, Mamie Flanagan
Messrs. Joseph Malone, Thomas RawleIeh
Gnariey Potts, c. Hendy Russell La R1e
ZINES ZINES. D Gay w; Rawleigh, Morris Malone
ROBERT Shay D. Murphy Powers. Malone
Mel Broshius, Thomas Malone, Henry Mackev
". Hinch, Elmer Kenyon, c. Rutherford
lump, M. Rawieigh, Funk, Mullane, Peter
son, Kenyon, M. Malone GIenman Maper
son, Brotherton, Gross Armstrong Dudley
Noonan, Marty Flanagan, Louis Hanbauch
Dancing was the principal feature of the
evening Supper was served on the lawn
at a. m.
Wednesday evening of last week was the
occasion of very pleasant social event
which occurred at the residence of Mrs q
G. C. Saqer. OF Belvidere street. Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. F. Sauer were pleasantly SURPRISED nv
Mr.. Sauer's fellow employees numbering
twenty. Mr.: Geo. Rank, cashier of the Hamm
Brewing company, acted as spokesman of
the party, and after reading poetical effu-
sion, presented Mr.. and Mrs. Sauer with a
$3.50 dining room set, which the happy couple
will use in their home. The poetry
which accompanied the presentation speech
was follows:
Will Willie accept from his friends who are
near,
token of friendship-an emblem of
cheer?
A fho OH Cio -
monies the company was invited by Mrs.
Sauer to partake of lunch which she had
prepared, and in which she was assisted
by the Misses Clara and Jennie Sauer. Mr..
and Mrs. Sauer will be at home to their
friends in their new home after August Is.
A pleasant surprise was rendered F. H. and
P. S. O. Rourke at the residence of j. OGor-
man. 3S4 Harrison avenue. Friday evening.
The OGOrman family being absent from the
city. spending their summer vacation, no
doubt will also have occasion to be surprised
in reading Of their many friends who en-
joyed themselves at the place during their
absence The lawns and surroundings
were brilliantly illuminated with Chinese Ian
terms. and the party, after partaking of re-
freshments, danced to the music of the Fee
han orchestra until late. Present were Mr..
and Mrs. Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs. Farwen,
Mr.. and Mrs. Feehan, Messrs. Doreghty Cav
anagh, Powers, Mccormick, o Rourke, Leon
ard, Finerty. Bowes. Cook, Pfeifer Miss Dor
eighty, Miss Melaney, Miss Meyers, Miss Cav
anaugh, Miss Ames, Miss Cashell. Miss
Melaney.
Mrs. F. ]. Smith, of Wells street enter
tanned Thursday on the occasion of her
twenty-seventh birthday The rooms were
peas and smiiax. Those present were Misses
Josephine Besck, Nellie Howard Alice Pet
erson. May Weber, Jennie Kelly, Cora Habig-
horst, Helen Douglass; sMessrs. Frank and
George Smith, ]. Kent d. Young J. Nc
Cormick, F. Carley, H. Dieter, w Treacy
A. Brunswick, 0. Bennett, w. Macarthur, j.
IOT1o<
R. Reese, F. Kennedy and B. Thoen. M
and Mrs. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Schultz. Mr..
and Mrs; Farley. Mr.. and Mrs. Baker, Mr.. and
dancing, singing and cards.
One of the prettiest lawn fetes of the surn
mer was that given by the Laurel Cycla
club, Thursday evening at the club house on
Grand avenue. Torches and colored Iantarng
lighted the grounds where band was sta.
toned and ices served by the young women
or the club, and in doors the rooms were
brightly lighted and handsomely arranged
with flowers and dancing programme en-
Joyed. There was also piano and vocal
music by some of the guests. The Falcon
club, from Minneapolis, came over in full
uniform, and number of local clubs were
represented. The attendance was large
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Wick
ersheim, 479 East Seventh street, was in
yaded Friday evening by a delegation headed
by Col. Kiefer. Col Kiefer presented Mr.
Wickersheim with handsome gold star, on
behalf of the latter's German friends I'm the
city. The committee on presentation was
composed of Col. Kiefer Louis MuehIbauer.
Henry Hook. Ed Tubesing Adam Boyer, VAL
entine Stoesser, n. C. Woldul and Henry
Sternberg.
The temperance societies Of st. Joseph's
parish gave a grand lawn fete Wednesday
evening on the grounds at Dayton and Far
rington avenues. and raised more than
enough funds to pay the expenses Of the
delegates from the several societies to the
convention In st. Louis this week. The
grounds were handsomely decorated and the
attendance was exceedingly large =.
A novelty in the way of outdoor entsr
tainment was the card party at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Belcher Wednesday
evening, given by Unity Temple. Rathbone