St. Paul daily globe., 1896-02-09

ABSOLUTELY PURE

Adelbert Hendrick, Ben Gerber Fred Lemke.
| John Lemon VIII Lemke, Phil Bunde, E..
Benedict.
Miss Watson. of Dayton avenue, entertained
| about forty-hve of her friends at cinch last
! Thursday evening, the Misses Davern assist
| Ing. very dainty lunch was served at n:3O.
The foot prizes were very clever and created
! lots of fun, Miss Lamb winning the foot prize,
Miss Lughran the ladies' head prize.
| The members Of the Fireside Cinch club
| were pleasantly entertained by Miss Brown, Of
Edmund street, Tuesday evening. Prizes were
awarded as follows: Ladys head prize. Miss
Goodman; ladys foot prize, Miss Emma
Thompson; gents foot prize, w: Bertoon; gen
tleman's head prize. A. G. Hahn
place at Hudson, Wis, on the 18th Of this
month, to be given by some of the prominent
society people of that city. Prominent speak
ers will be present to respond to toasts and
the Westminster orchestra Of st. Paul will be
on hand.
Mrs. H. Moody. Of Marshall avenue, en-
tertained the fs following women s at LUNCHEON
spatz. Mrs c. E. Clark Mrs F. Krayenbuhl,
Mrs. E. Baker, Mrs. AL Sibley.
Mrs. Kalman and Mrs. Oppenheim enter
tained the following box-party at the Grand
Friday night: Miss Pope, Miss Kalman Mr..
Spillman, Mr.. Oppenheim.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Black gave a dancing
party Tuesday evening in Woodruff's hall,
Merriam Park, for Miss Campbell, Of Wheel
ing, W. Va.
Mrs William Peet gave a luncheon Wednes-
day to Miss White, Miss Stephens, Miss Tim
berlake. Miss Patterson, Mrs. Foster and
Mrs. Tighe.
Mrs. Alanson Messer and Miss Messer gave
reception Tuesday afternoon at 80 Macku-
bin street for Miss Messer. Of Cedar Rapids.
The men of Poverty fiat were surprised
Tuesday evening by number Of young wo-
men, who were chaperoned by Mrs. Lyon.
Mrs. Thomas S. Tompkins. of Virginia ave-
nue., gave a children's party Tuesday for
Derond Tompkins. He was six years old.
Mrs. John Clark entertained a card club
Thursday evening at 699 Dayton avenue.
There were seven tables for euchre.
Mrs. Steven Gardner, Of e55 Portland ave-
nue., gave euchre party Wednesday for her
mother, Mrs. Webster.
Mrs. Stanford Newell. of 251 Dayton avenue,
gave dinner and box party at the Metropol-
itan Friday evening.
Miss Clark of 467 Holly avenue. gave a
luncheon Tuesday for her guest, Miss Bower
of Milwaukee. Wis.
Mrs. R. P. Lewis. of 256 South Exchange
street, entertained Wednesday for Miss Mac
Larren, of Duluth.
The Thespans were delightfully."- enter
tained at Miss Wagner's, 112 College avenue,
Thursday evening.
Mrs. w. H. Lightner, of 31S Summit avenue,
gave an informal luncheon Thursday for Miss
Patterson.
Mrs. W. T. Wright and Mrs John F.
Gregory gave card party Friday after
noon.
Mrs. John Clark Of 699 Dayton avenue,
entertained euchre club Wednesday even
ing.
Mrs. Thomas Cochran, Of SO Western ave-
nue. gave dinner Tuesday evening for Mrs.
Charles Clark.
Mrs. r. T. De Witt gave a dinner Wednes-
day evening at her home on Dayton avenue.
Mrs. w. B. George entertained with cards
Thursday at her home, S41 Dayton avenue.
Mrs. Charles Clark gave an informal re-
ception Thursday at 1853 Summit avenue.
Misses Day, of Dayton avenue, entertained
in an informal way Wednesday evening. o..
Mr.. and Mrs. e. K. Plunkett gave a din
ner at the Aberdeen Thursday evening
Mrs. w. G. Pearce, of 600 Portland avenue
gave dinner Wednesday evening.
Mrs. H. c. James gave a luncheon Tuesday
at her home on Holly avenue.
DR.. and Mrs. Ritchie gave luncheon Thurs
day night at the Aberdeen.
Mrs. II. ]. Horn entertains Monday after
noon at so Irvine park.
Mrs. John Townsend entertained Saturday
at IS Virginia avenue.
Miss Alice Cox gave a dancing and card
party Monday night.
Mrs. E. M. Prouty of 426 Holly avenue, en-
tertained Wednesday.
Mrs. George Somers entertained Thursday
at st. Adams street.
Mrs. William Davis, of Laurel avenue, gave
a luncheon Friday.
Mrs. Dobel, of 532 Laurel avenue, enter
tanned Friday.