St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-03-08
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Ma genuine surprise was rendered Mr. and
MRS; Il. J. Borsht Saturday evening. Feb. 20
a. 40 snenr nome on Fuller street. The evening
was very pleasantly spent in recitations
games vocal and instrumental music. The
main feature of the evening was initiatine
t mem members of new society. delightful
n rTpssu was served at midnight Among those
present We're Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Borsht
Messrs w. Lotemiller, C. Nelson. n. Iearch
A. Capser, j. Sousan, C. Gillen, D. Ander,
sIn' - Sai i1 E. Van Du Hule; Misses M.
iiaiIes, b. Heffernon Krause, A. O'ConneJI
u. hosland, M. Jansen, K Jansen. I. Iacb,
mler, 7. Halies, A. Heffernon.
MISS Louisa Mandehr of 274 Banfl street
was pleasantly surprised by number of her
s9rs hi Lpif fin thursday evening most
Misses Ethel Spangler, Mamie Kock, Olga
Bartuss Kate Sweeney, Lulu Paulsen. ida
S eaTr1Luss Jennie Scott. Maggie Scott, Molle
Alandehr, John Dempsey Bert Demnsev
James Cook. Charles Koch, Frank Hoffmann''
6u9ie Gallagher, Willie Rohleder, Julius
Roheder Walter Paulsen, Willie Pitra David
Scott. N' D"' ~
The On Time Pleasure club was very pleas
antly entertained Wednesday evening at the
nome OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fellows, John street
were served at 1870. Mr. and Mrs. Fellows
were assisted by Mr.. and Mrs F. G. Hebel
Mr.. and Mrs. Fitzgerald, Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis
worth, Mr. and Mrs. Mattimore. The prizes
were awarded to Miss Madigan and Mrs
Carpenter, Messrs. Mattimore and John He
pei. The members of the club will give a
dancing party March II in Central hail.
Miss Agnes Stutzman, of 731 East Seventh
street. entertained a number of her young
friends in honor of her eighth anniversary
Among those present were the Misses Stella
Flrestone, Blanche Frankie, Clarice and Evlyn
Kelley, Pearl Handbook, Nora Johnson Mamie
Arnold and Myrtis Lyon; Masters Arthur and
Willie Stutzman, Werner and Archie Lyon,
George Burger, Milton Firestone Herbert
Domfeldt and Willie Roberts
Thursday evening the gentlemen of the Y.
P. S. c. e. of the Ninth Presbyterian Church
pleasantly entertained the fairer sex by CIV
ing very novel social Lemon pie was served
on wooden plates, a wooden shovel to eat it
with, lemonade served in paper cups, apples,
dates, nuts on wooden trays, and crackers
wrapped in napkins. All participating in the
programme made their first appearance that
night
The young people of Central Presbyterian
church gave gypsy supper Monday evening
at the church. All present enjoyed a supper
of peanuts and apples while seated in circle
upon the floor. Afterward DR.. A. B. Medium
and Elder Schrieber told humorous stories,
and Richard Farr gave some comic songs
and banjo selections. The next social of the
church comes off on the first Monday in April
One of the largest parties given this season
on Dayton's Bluff was the leap year dance
given by the young ladies of that locality
Wednesday evening. The committee having
the arrangements in charge consisted of the
Misses Mystis Budlong, Mae Jewell Stella
Johnson and Grace Hubert. Supper was
served in the dining ROOMS from II to II
O'clock
The Silver Spoon Cinch club was enter
tained by Mrs. l.. Branston, of Collins street.