The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-18
IN PLEASURES REALM.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Marden and Mr. and
! Mrs. George w. Koehler went to New Ulm,
Mimi, last Saturday to attend the golden
| wedding of Mr.. Marden's parents, DR.. and
| Mrs. A. Marden. They were met at the
! depot by ex-senator Peterson, and driven
| to his home, where about 100 men and wom-
| en- had congregated. DR.. and Mrs. Marden
were then sent for, and placed in the parlor
| with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Marden and Mr..
and Mrs. George Koehler on either side.
| The folding doors were then thrown open
| to the guests. Judge Weber performed the
marriage ceremony, which was followed by
refreshments, music ard dancing. 1t was
| a very enjoyable affair, and a complete sur
| Prise to DR.. and Mrs. Marden. The pres
| ents were many and beautiful. Sunday be-
| ing the fiftieth anniversary, a reception was
| given by DR.. and Mrs. Marden from 2 to
j 6, attended by about 100 men and women.
| DR.. Marden has resided in New Ulm for
| twenty-six years. is a thirty-second degree
| Mason, and worshipfuI master of the
| New Ulm lodge for twenty-five consecutive
years.
A very delectable affair was the progress
sive cinch given Thursday evening by Miss
Laura Beulke at her home on Jackson street.
The rooms were beautifully decorated with
palms and smilax, La France roses carna-
tons and mignionettes. Refreshments were
served at Ii o'clock. after which dancing
was enjoyed by all present. The guests were:
Misses Katherine Norman, Lillian Bruner,
| Nell Mcmillan, Ella Funk, Lilly Gibbs, Anna
| Whaly, Lille Norman, Ida Grieve, Rosa
Mahle. Anna Mcmillan, Minnie Gibbs, Agnes
Benner, Cornelia Schulze, Messrs. August
Mertens. Len Nalty, Erwin Funk, Edward
Mahle Saul Tubbesing, Al Curtis, Carl Die
| ther Edward Klosterman, Henry Weber,
! Will Grewe. Frank Mahle, Fred Beulke.
Prizes were won by Miss Katherine Norman,
| head; Miss Minnie Gibbs, second; Miss Rosa
Mahle, foot; Samuel Tubbesing, head; Erwin
Funk, second and Carl Diether, foot.
| A pleasant surprise party given for
| Miss Winnie, daughter Of DR.. James Aldrich,
CURE, 55S Wacouta street, Thursday even
| ing. The evening was spent in recitations
and games Refreshments were served at 10
| o'clock. Afterwards the young people in
nished music during the evening. Those
present were: Misses Ollie and Helen Dol
| quist, Sadie and Beulah Benheim, Birdie and
Florence Roundy, Edna Jensen, Ethel Steve
son, frankie Seager. Grace O'Brien. Myrtle
Everett, Annie Dahlgren, Rosa Barbeau and
Mildred Severy; Masters Alex and Ernest DOL
gust; Leo o'Brien, John Knutson, James
Renslow Percy and Angus McCaulv Henry
Rail, Mally O'Laughlin, Homer Cowan CIsr,
| Gembe. anu 'onn
William Banholzer Jr. was pleasantly s,r-
W vrfssu a. ms nome on Stewart avenue.
Dane.ng and games were enjoyed by ali
among those present were: Misses All, al
Ely cecilia Garretty, Homer Clarkin. Alice
F1sher. Polly Nolan, Margaret Gruhar N amGe
NSolan Marion Mills Lizzie York t .i,I,as
schneider, Margaret Finerty: Massr. Aii maLn
MMe eny, John Hertle, Arnold Heiner i pah
Kelly Sam reIeS na Gurneys Leo Sanders, Dan
~ saoilnan, Walter Erskine, Emory r h1Dert
ron, P rs'I, Arnold, William Fisher ana up
Miss peasant N"xa Z surprise party was given Co.
MISS MISS nora Genoise, at her homo sven 1ee for
University avenue, Tuesday ~ los East
sion OF ner sixteenth birthday rb INC occa-
ing f,irn Iisbheing and music. the latter IRE
among those present were: Mis opcnestra
9 81, louisa lie Claire, Nellie McArt5A hce
Sn Oeaq 4 >: ST Aubon, Margaret and ,Iar T.
Marie Sampson and Te1 lie, Loens, ]. LIE Ru1'
Mi1ns LIE Clair, Martin MeDonsv,r,Ms esSrs
Porter n :. M. Schweizer, o. Murn6u' lee Lee
George Collect and H BILLY Slater NJ Riley
Inc Rose Bud Social c1ub bo.
.mety young men of DAYTON hi1,t
soeiais 81 Inc object of the club is to e,a as
winter under 1 tbe once month during the the
WINS Mohaupt. John Hammer1i,' islo IN OF
n aR DSs Joe Grabner elected for ca
tended 70 tbeir cordial invitation is eye
nast 60, ~ uner many dancing friends of "a.
past TOUR years to visit their ol,,h US " the
Arcade and Fauquier streets ioonls' at
FRANK kneissel was agreeablv s,,rnr,aoz -.
avenue bv t t5e fg,a at his home on sherburne
Geyer' anna and Eva HammerInd1 G s4ale
2Ss uiue1 wary and Carrie Syneck fI,,s+,o
pnoI trace Bangel and Messrs. John
| and Fred Geyer. William j Pont;ma rank
Hammerilndl, John and Ed Jungbauar IrrSalS
! kolodziej Frank KOCH Robert Scbro;,,, oroan
| Henry Tiekamp. ieiher and
surprise was rendered Mrs ]
OF No. 81 Winnipeg avenue Wednesdaass. Ia ensstt,
| Ing by her sister-in-law Miss Hartn.s.. even,
few or her young friends The eya,is ald
| snent in dancing. Among the na 4nS was
| were: Messrs. and Mesdames 4 Tat tS,uahts
| T. Flynn, G. Kirschbaum L. Je MI cio s,
| German and Mrs. Hartnett: Misses ~ OF;
| H. Shaugnessy Hogan Butter O,Rris,,, sn9
| Eckert; Messrs. j. H. and o. 7 Hal, @r y
Mcmahon, Eckert, E. LIE Mire q MaIe ..
| Milstead and E. Wetherbee. uanon,
Mrs..J. H. Scott Of No. 300 Iglsbar, .t
| entertained a few friends Wednesdav $50
ing for Miss Kate Synon, who is 10 49,.
| soon for Europe, where she Intends r,si -
her future home. Those present were. ar
and Mrs. ]. W. Scott, Mr.. and M. n MI
Gehan Mrs George Schroeder 7 r 1.-,, ~
Jams, William Kitty, Mr. and Mrs ~ N ~
Scott and VIII German; Miss Sadie Gor,,sn
! Miss Meagher Miss Nolan OF Mfnneanois
A dinner given by Mrs. William DamnIar
! at Mahtomedi, on the 10th inst was fha ~
| casion Of pleasant reunion Of the members
| of Mrs. NJ M. Bunker's family There ware
| present. Mrs. William Culver of CaIifornia
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Bunker, Of Kansas Citv
Mr. and Mrs A. z. Bunker Chicago ana
! Mrs Bunker Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Reed ana
Mr.. and Mrs j. D. Bend and family. Of a
Paul.
| Mrs odelI.i Of A TIA street and Maple ave-
| rro. entertained st4e 4ayton's Bluff Thursday
Night club g5esiSt wee}k eEhe rooms were dec
| oraaed with autumn leaves and cut flowers.