St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-02-02

or at Summit place, where supper was
served. Dancing was INDUCED in until II
O'Clock Among those present were Misses
y. Wheeler. T. Burg, D. Hundt, Q. Lewis,
Z; Fontaine. A Hsffernan, b.. Eales, N.
Flannery A. Pi sia;o e. Wagner p Esholm.
z. Swenson A. Mallett, O. Eidman, w. Blom-
quist, j. Ratz. H. Brant, w. Cole e. John
son, A. Blomquist, w. Wheeler, T. MulIigan
G. Peterson. w. Miller. w. Feeders.
A pleasant surprise party was given in honor
OF Mr.. and Mrs. O'Reilly, at their residence.
ga East University, Saturday. The evening
wes spent in playing cards and games Those
Mrs. Johnston; Messrs NJ. Hoh, G. Larson, C..
Nelson, ]. Bowe, G. Hellend M. Peterson, NJ
McLaren, st. Neberg. NJ: Gray, G. Ernest;
Messrs. s. Pittmann, G.. Vessel, G; Nichols
P. Carol, A. Alden, 7: keogh, A. Cronquist'
2. Greengarten, j.. o,connor; J; Pear, B.
Rossen, ]. Ternsey. G. HEARTFELT
Miss Ellen McGraw. of Rose street, gave a
delightful party Friday evening to the grad,
few of their friends Among those present
were the Misses Edna corrigan, Katie Nc
Herman, Kathryn Richie, Alice Kiosterman,
McKernan, Loretta Johnston, Blanche Will
1iams, Mary Metz and Lucia Williams;
Willie Quinlan. Russell Ayotte, John Gordon,
Willie McHenry, John Hope, Ferdinand Metz,
Ray Williams, Harry Mcdonald, L. Murphy,
Thomas McHenry and Ben Maloy.
MI. and Mrs. Allen were surprised Tuesday
evening by the ladies of the La Mode Social
club at AS St Anthony avenue. Present were:
Misses Hegna. NJ. Hale, L. Horn, d. Nc
Mahon, Allen. Hale, Christphole, Schultz, Pc
terson, Erickson Roenish, Durand, Maloney,
Carlson, of Minneapolis; Murtrons, Oakland,
johnson, Hale, Allen, Messrs s. Omen, Heg-
ma, Oakland T. Milber, Broedees, q. Farnam,
McDermott, j. G. Allen. Honeymoon orches-
ira furnished music.
Miss Katie Ulmer, daughter of Aid. Timer,
of Goodrich avenue, gave clever afternoon
tea TO her many little friends last week, the
occasion being her eighth birthday. Chill
dren's games were enjoyed during the af
ternoon and after luncheon the happy little
danes were escorted home. Those present
were Bertram Funk, Lucille Funk, Alice
Fernel. Elsie Koch, Margery Root, Marion
Marien, Tom Koch, Rueben Breher, Willis
Ulmer, Lawrence Ulmer, Edna Clark, Char
lotte Moffit
Mrs r. C. Durdick of Westminster street.
entertained at luncheon Friday number of
ladies who met at her house by chance. The
were Mrs. Ross. of Litchfeld; Mrs. Reich
Hollander. Of Leipsig, Germany; Mrs:
Turner. of Crookston; Mrs. Newlands. Of
Seattle Wash: Mrs. Hewson. of Minneapo--
lis; Mrs Burdick, Of Fort Dodge, To-, and
Miss Cox, Of Chicago Ill.
The young people of St Paul's Episcopal
church gave leap year dance at the Port
land Tuesday evening. The young ladies' in
charge were Ada Lewis, Josephine Cumby,
Kate Alexander. Blanch Morgan, Susie Can
by. Lena Van Duzen. The reception com
Duzen and Blanch Morgan, and the floor
managers Ada Lewis, May Reid, Kate Alex
ander.
The German at Lifts hall Wednesday
night was an exceedingly pretty event, well
arranged and well carried out The hall was
decorated in carnival style and the favors
and figures were in Scotch effects. Fitzhugh
Burns led. The women receiving for the
club were Mrs. Judge Flandrau and Mrs;
Stanford Newell Mrs. Milton Griggs and
Mrs. Rantoul were in charge of the favor
booth
A very enjoyable leap year party was given
Friday evening at Central hall by Mrs Nc
Carrick and the Misses Troy and Haverty.
Those who assisted in receiving were Miss
Mary Connolly, Miss Maggie Cummings. Miss
Kathleen Sullivan and Miss Mamie Kelly.
Lunch was served at u O'Clock There were
thirty couples in attendance.
Miss Josie Brookner entertained number
of her friends Wednesday evening at her
home. 638 Mississippi street Among those
present were the Misses Nellie, Clara and
Lillian Dansereau. c. skog. N Strong;
Messrs- Brownly. G. Dansereau, J. Houck'
C. Fareboult and N Miller.
party Of young women gave a leap year
dance Tuesday evening at Garfield hall, Ar
ing the same party enjoyed drive to White
Bear and return Luncheon was served at
the home of one Of the young women
Mrs. John White. of AGO Portland avenue,
terson, of Philadelphia Mrs. White was as
sisted by Mrs. Corning and Miss Bailey.
The marriage Of Miss Jennie Marsh, Of this
city, and William Hawkins, Of Roberts, Wis,
will take place Tuesday, 6:30 p. m, at the
Church of the Messiah
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore vandlac, of 623 Far
rington avenue entertained a large party or
friends Sunday evening last There was
music
Mrs J. R levitt and Mrs. F. Weyerhauser
gave reception at 2s6 Summit avenue Mon
day for Mrs. J. ]. Merrill and Miss Denk-
man.
William H Brown was rendered surprise
party Friday night at his home on st. An
thony' avenue He was twenty-one years old.
Mrs. A. V. Eastman, Of 2N Laurel ave
nue. gave an afternoon tea yesterday for her
sister, Mrs Woodruff, of California
Miss Emma Thompson, Of $50 Pleasant ave-
hue. entertained the members OF the Fire
side Cinch club Tuesday evening
Mrs. Charles H Bigelow gave dinner at
Isl College avenue, Tuesday evening, for the
Fairchild- Bigelou bridal party.
Miss Adell Perkins, Of Arundel street. gave
q euchre party Tuesday afternoon for her
guest, Miss Smith. Of Detroit
Mrs. A v. Eastman, Of 2s7 Laurel avenue
gave an afternoon tea Friday for her sister,
Mrs. Woodruff, of California.
Mrs. John Wright, of 3s3 East Ninth street.
gave dinner yesterday for Mrs. Dennis, Of
New York.
Mrs. William r. Mason, of Wabasha street.
Meldru1n.
Mrs. John Field, 129 Western avenue gave
a sit-down luncheon Tuesday for Mrs. G. e.
1ngerson-
a euchre party yesterday. There were nine
tables.
Mrs. Hoxsie, of s4s Summit avenue,
gave a Secs Of entertainments during the
week
Mrs. J. n Jackson entertained Wednesday
for Mrs. G.. L. IngersoIl at 136 Nina avenue.
Mrs. William Lindeke gave an afternoon
coffee Wednesday, at 295 Summit avenue.
Mrs. Edwin C. Mason Of 554 Holly avenue.
gave luncheon yesterday for Miss Villas.
Mrs; Emerson Hadley gave buffet lunch
con Thursday at 1z3 harrington avenue.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Hannaford entertained the Cir
Gle club yesterday at the Portland
The Misses Robbins gave buffet luncheon
Thursday at Dab Summit avenue.
Mrs. Q. o. Searle, OF 401 Ashland avenue,
entertained Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. R. NJ. Newport, PIT Summit avenue,
gave dinner Monday night
Mrs. C. H. Cutler. Of 800 Summit avenue,
gave luncheon yesterday.
large euchre party was given Monday
evening at the Home hotel.
The Elhs gave party at Ransom &c Hor-
tons store Monday night.
Mrs. a. A. McKechnie, 223 Arundel street,
entertained Monday.
Mrs. w. B. Dean entertained Thursday at
1853 Summit avenue.
Mrs II. P. Hall gave luncheon Thursday
at the Marlborough.
Mrs. E. 8. Chittenden of S5 Wilkin street,
entertained Friday.
Mrs Robert Wheaton received Tuesday at
the Marlborough.
The Nushka sleghride was postponed.
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