The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-23

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happier party. Those who enjoyed Mr..
Meyers hospitality were Mr. and Mrs. Will
lam Timer and children, Mr.. and Mrs. o.
Spangler and little ones, Mr.. and Mrs. Mof-
fit and daughter, Mrs. Furnell and babies,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Book and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Breher and son, Mr.. and
Mrs. Swift, Mr.. and Mrs. Adams, Misses
Kate. and Olive Foern, Tom Herman and
Frank Meyers.
at her home at 1856 Sherman street Wednes-
day evening by party of her young friends.
The features of the evening were games and
| dancing. A delicate lunch was served by
the hostess. Among those present were:
Misses Marie Robinson, of Sioux City: Alta
Holman, of Chicago; Mary Ryan, Margie
Kemp, Carrie McErcy, Eta Dee, Oracle
Allen, Lillian Smith, Julia and Alice Nc
Quade, Annie Amort Mamie Timbach, Mar
ian and Blanche Hershman, Mamie Mess
ing Eugene Julian, and Messrs. Charles
Keenan, win Dollan. Hugh McQuade. James
McManus Anthony Ryan, Luke McErcy and
viii and George Robinson of Sioux City.
Miss Mabed Robinson, of Dayton avenue
gave large euchre party Tuesday evening.
The decorations were in sweet peas and We're
charmingly pretty. The party was IN honor
of Miss Huston, of Leavenworth, Kan. Those
present were: Misses Gertrude Kirk, Grace
Flower, Ella Nabersburg, Lillian Moore,
Carnish, Sadie and Susie O'Brien; Messrs. A.
Horn, E. Kirk Dick O'Brien, Albert Moore,
Fred Badly, Harry Richie, Albert Lindeke,
Ralph Duncan Herbert Randall and Earnest
Davidson, of St. Paul, and large party of
both men and women from Minneapolis.
The members of the German NJ E. church
choir gave a farewell reception to Miss May
Herzer, of Nashville, Tenn, Tuesday even
ing. She was a prominent member of the
choir during her stay in this city. de-
hghtful evening was spent in games, music
Mr.. and Mrs. William Schulze, Misses Cor
nelia Schulze, Annie Reick. Hattie Letteau,
Annie Gall, Alice Repke and Clara Irmscher,
Messrs. Louis Kleinshmidt John Jaiuss,
Sob1 11n orlo orfho Gus Pnbx
der and Gus Schneider.
The Fudge club met at the home of Mrs.
Bigelow in Irvine park Wednesday evening.
Each lady brought her gentleman and the
summer. Among those present were: Misses
Daisy Blakely, Josephine Kalman, Mary Bass,
Ruth Stickney, Mrs. Trevor McClurg, Wal
lace Winter, Miss Simpson and Miss Lindeke.
The following formed a bicycle party to the
Fort Tuesday evening: Misses Nellie Gun
ningham, Eulah Douglas, Caddie Fisk, Hor-
tense and Amanda Zahn Messrs. Edison
Waite, Charles Stevenson, William Cavan
augh, Robert Wood, Kiefer, Naylor and AL
bert Zahn. The party was chaperoned by Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Eastman.
Mrs. M. M Bunker, of Marshall avenue,
entertained party of twelve Wednesday
evening for her daughter, Mrs. w. H. Culver
of Los Angeles, Cal. Crockinole was played
Mrs. Bunker gave a luncheon of twelve
ers Tuesday at 80 o'clock. Mrs. George Hol-
lowell and William Dampier, of Mahtomedi
were among the guests.
Mrs. w. Shaw and Miss Fletcher, of Wash
ington, D. c.. and Miss Compton, of Phila-
dephia dined with Col. and Mrs. Newport
Monday evening. Miss Fletcher occupies the
chair of archaeology at Harvard university
She has gone to Boston to deliver the opening
address at the scientific institute of that city.
A lawn fete was given at the home of Mrs.
DR.. Hoyt. of Paramount avenue, Thursday
evening. The lawn was prettily decorated and
dainty refreshments served. Music was fur
niShed by the Marine band. Some of the
ladies' assisting
Bacon, Miss Bessie Mahan and Miss Wann
Mrs. Samuel Sternberg gave a luncheon
Tuesday at 1:S0 o'clock for Miss Lottie Rosen-
field and the Misses Snydacker of Chicago
The table was prettily decorated with pink
asters. The guests were Mrs. Ambrose Gui-
terman, Miss Clemmie Levy, Mrs. ]. Aub
and Miss Della Aub, Of Cincinnati
A luncheon was given yesterday by Mrs.
Ambrose Guiterman, Of Mackubin street.
Among those present were Misses Snydacker
OF Chicago; Mrs. and Miss Aub of Cincin-
natl; Miss Rosenfeld. Mrs. Benjamin Good
kind, Miss Clemmie Levy and Mrs. Alfred
Guiterman.
Mrs. S. P Crosby gave picnic supper
at Como Wednesday evening for party of
children's party Friday afternoon for her
daughter Alice and Miss Daisy Peteler Of
Minneapolis.
Miss Julia A. Nettleton. of Ashtabula o.
MI Mr. ana Mrs. B; j. Phillips. of Eau Claire;
MI; and Mrs. W. d. Stevens, of Superior
will be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. f. w.
Nettleton, of the Marlowe, during the en-
campment.
John Miller entertained informally Monday
evening. Those present were the Misses Car
RE weed, May Strong, Katharine Evarts and
Julian Mcclellan, Messrs. Walter Hale, Blu
ford, Herman Oppenheim and Charlie FAR
mum.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. P. Cowley. of Dellwood
celebrated their tin wedding Saturday with a
picnic at the peninsula and party at their
nome later in the evening. Dancing was en-
MISS Dora Johnson, of Western avenue, gave
bicycle party Wednesday evening Those
present We're: The Misses Hawkins, Flower
and George Cochrane.
A leap year party was given yesterday at
White Bear lake, by the following Young
people: The Misses Espy, Miss Viola Kipp.
Miss Grace Barker and the Misses Fletcher
of Minneapolis.
Louis i. famine gave a small dinner Mon
Jay evening for his sister, who has been
vlsiting Lila Breed of this city. Music and
recitations by Miss Jamme were given during
the evening.
Miss Grace Robbins of Summit avenue
gave large dinner party Friday at 1 O'clock
Among those present were: Misses Josephine
Carr, Lanpher, Beardsley Nichols and Kali
man. W
A rarty consisting Of the Misses Kirk. X
Mason, Mary Clark and Messrs. Homer Clark.
G9nrad Searle and Sanford rode to the Fort
wednesday evening.
The Catholic parish gave a lawn social
Tuesday evening for the benefit of the Cath
Ole Infants home. The affair was a very
enjoyable one
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan Hall, of the MARI
borough, gave a small party at their cosy
apartments Thursday evening.
small ehildren's party took place at the
nome nom OF Mrs: Parsons, of Grand avenue
Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Catherine Foern, of Irvine park en-
terta1ned few friends at progressive euchre
Wednesday evening.
"A bicycle party was given by Miss Kate
ing.
Miss Bessie Warner, of Portland avenue
gave a small bicycle party Thursday evening
Mrs Faber, Of East Fourth street. gave a
cnliorens party yesterday at Lake PhaIen.
Miss Matte Jones, of Summit avenue gave
large bicycle party Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan, of Lake Shore. gave
large party Thursday evening
Miss McQuillan, of Laurel avenue eave a
bicycle PARTY Tuesday evening.
The Twin City Cycle club gave a nar+v ~
the1r rooms Thursday evening
Mrs Katharine Schiffman entertained in
formally Monday evening.
Miss Johanna Willing gave a euchre partv
Friday evening. paiv
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