The Saint Paul globe., 1896-11-01

Greene, NJ. Lynch E. Shea, L. Gould, II.
Dayton, F. Mershon, B. Smith, F. Smith,
F. Grinnell, A. Chaplin, w. Bryant, L. Lewis,
L. Musick, A. Nelson, M Marnue, r. Van
derbilt.
Master Henry Deverel was rendered Hal
lowe'en surprise party by his young friends,
the occasion being his fourteenth birthday
Postoffice and rop-the-handkerchief were the
games of the evening. The parents called for
the children at 10 p. m. Those present were:
Miss Jane Sharp, Of New York. and Master.
Henry Deverel. Miss Edith Fish and Master
John Kuske, Miss Evangeline Peterson and.
Master James Prinsen, Miss Kittie Diamond
and Master Jacob Schaubechlager and Miss
Jessica Battelle and Master Eddie Popp.
Miss Anna Larkin entertained Halloween
party at her home on East University avenue
Saturday evening.
party of friends pleasantly surprised
Frank Geyer at his home on Martin street
/ Saturday. Those present were: Carrie and
Annie Geyer, Anna and Eva Hammerlindl.
Gustie Eibner, Mary Jungbauer. Grace Ban
Frank KOCH John Hoisser William j. Pom
titus, Frank Hammerlindl, Fred Geyer, Ed
and John Jungbauer, Robert Schreiner, Ur-
ban Koldozeij, Henry Teekamp, Frank and
Julius Knessel and Hans Bohnen.
The members of the Twentieth Century
| club gave a reception and dance to their
! lady friends Tuesday evening in its club
| rooms in the Arroll block. The rooms were
very prettily decorated with palms and cut
flowers. Refreshments were served during
the evening. Music furnished by the
The annual inspection of Garfield W. K. z.
| took place Wednesday afternoon in A. 0. Z.
w. hall, Mrs. Barncard, of Owatonna, state
| inspector, conducting the ceremonies Music
| was furnished by Mrs. Sanders and Miss At
kins, and refreshments were served. There
| were number of visitors present from Min
neapolis.
At the annual meeting of the Zinnia Social
club it was decided to change the name OF
| the club to Laurestina, after which the fol-
| lowing officers were elected for the ensuing
| year: President, Harry Miller; vice president,
Miss Tillie Fryburg; secretary, Miss Elsie
Wyman treasurer, w. A. Gerber.
charming little Halloween dinner was
| given yesterday at the home of Miss Laura
Reynolds, on College avenue, in celebration
of her eighteenth birthday. The table was
prettily arranged with quantities of chrys-
anthemums and roses, and covers laid for
eight.
The members of the Laurel Cycle club gave
a HalloWe'en party Friday evening at the
club house Grand avenue. Progressive
cinch a musical programme, with charades,
recitations and games, followed by refresh
ments and dancing, made most enJoyaole
affair.
Mrs. O. A. Beal and Mrs. Thomas You'd
entertained at Delft luncheon Tuesday aft
ernoon. The dining room was decorated with
English violets, and the table laid IN Dent
blue and white.
Ladies' Monday Afternoon Whist club was
organized Monday afternoon at the nome OF
Mrs. J. J.. Cramer, in the Newport Mrs. Gil
club tomorrow.
Miss Alice Keefe, of St. Anthony avenue
gave a Halloween party last evening. Hal
lowe'en games and dancing were INDUCED in
until late hour, when a dainty repast was
served.
Rev. Mr.. Schumann, of Grace NJ. E. church,
gave a reception Tuesday evening for the
young people of the church at the home OF
Mrs. Amelia Kimball, on Clark street
The Como division of the Ladies' auxiliary
to the o. of R. c., gave Japanese tea
Wednesday afternoon at the home OF Mrs
Wilcox in the Clinton.
The young people of Emmanuel Evangelical
church gave a reception Thursday evening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Schoch
on Hoffman avenue
Miss Ruth Hatstat Nichols, of POI Selby
avenue, entertained about dozen of her
girl friends Friday evening in honor OF her
seventh birthday.
The young people of Trinity church gave
! a harvest home festival Tuesday evening
| in the parlors of the church at Tilton and
! Wabasha streets.
The annual charity ball of the Hebrew
| Ladies society was given Thursday evening
| in Standard hall Seiberts' orchestra fur
nished the music.
The young people of st. MaFy's church,
Merriam Park, gave an entertainment Tues
day evening in Woodruff hall for the benefit
| of the church
Mr. and Mrs Norman McFarren of Iglehart
| street, celebrated their tenth wedding ami
versary Tuesday evening with a progressive
cinch party.
The annual banquet and ball of Dayton S
| Bluff Lodge I. @. O.. f. was held Wednesday
evening in the hall on Reaney and East Sew
/ enth streets.
The young people of First Baptist church
gave a dinner Thursday evening in the
church parlors for the young women members
of the church
The Monday Economy circle met Monday
evening at the home of Mrs. Charles Clark,
of Summit avenue. The evenings subject was
Russia
A Halloween social was given last evening
at the home of Mrs. NJ. A. Robb, Nelson
avenue, by the Y. P. S. G. E. of Plymouth
church
Miss Mildred Hubbard and Miss Estele Gift
ford gave dancing party Tuesday evening at
the home of Miss Clifford, S26 Selby ave-
nue.
Mrs. E. r. Hubbell, Of Goodrich avenue,
entertained the Neighborhood Whist club
Monday afternoon at team whist.
Prof. A. E. Kirkpatrick spoke before the
Croeus Hill Mothers club Tuesday evening
in First Presbyterian church.
The Friday Morning Circle in American
Classics entertained last week by Mrs.
Armstrong, of Western avenue.
The Young Mems Cinch club was enter
tanned Monday evening at the home of Maur-
ice Reilly, of Dayton avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Collier of East Fourth
street, entertained a party of friends Monday
evening. Cinch was played.
The Ladies of the Maccabees gave their first
dancing party Of winter series Tuesday
evening IN central hall.
Miss Simpson, of Holly avenue, gave a
luncheon Wednesday afternoon for Miss
Smith, of Washington.
Mrs. Charles Pease, of Grand avenue gave
a Halloween party last evening for her
daughter, Miss Pease.
whist club was organized Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. William Mer-
rick, on Holly avenue.
The w. R. B. P. Euchre club met Friday al
the home of DR.. and Mrs. H. J. Johnson, on
Winifred street.
Mrs. Joseph Mackey, of Fairmount avenue
entertained the Fairmount Euchre club Fri
day afternoon.
Minnehaha camp. Modern Woodmen. gave
a dancing party Thursday evening in Odd
Fellows hall.
The Thimble Bee circle was entertained
Monday morning at the Lindeke home in
lower town.
The Senior Kings Daughters met Monday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Dean on Sum
init avenue.
Miss Anlery and Miss Packard entertained
yesterday afternoon at their home, 6S9 Carroll
street.
Mrs. Walker. of S17 Portland avenue enter.
talned the Alert Euchre club Tuesday after.
noon.
The Hiawatha club gave party "Wednesday
evening at M. w. A. hall, on Seventh street
The Thursday circle met last week with
Mrs j. E. McWilliams, CSC Summit avenue.
The Sun1ower Social club gave a DANCING