The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-20

boomers. were won by w. J. Prendergast and
Miss Matte johnson, respectively. Refresh
ments followed and music and dancing COM
pieted the evening. The committee of ar
rangements consisted of Messrs. Prendergast
Lewis and Titus and Misses Edwardson and
Hagen, and credit is due them for the sue
cess of the affair
Mrs. II. A. Morse and daughter of Nelson
avenue, assisted by Miss Shesgreen, enter
tanned at luncheon Monday the following
prominent women OF the relief corps. in honor
of Mrs. Goodnow of Winsted, Conn. Mes
danes Nettie NJ. Norton. Minneapolis; Clara
La Rock, Vancouver, Wash; Emma Stark
Hampton, Detroit, Mich; Mary G. Scoville,
Montana; Anna e. Keller Marie Hasen-
winkle. Lulie A. Becker and Sarah C. Dunn
of st. Paul Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Bradley, of
Haverhill, Mass. called and presented each
lady handsome badge from the Maj. How
post and corps of that city.
Thursday evening a number of the young
friends of Willie Miller, of 264 Kent street,
called to pay their respects and to congratu-
late him on his eighteenth birthday. Music
and dancing was INDUCED in until IL O'Clock,
when refreshments were served at table
presided over by Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Nc
CURE. Among those present were Misses
Dunkel. Korth, Mielka, Newport, Adams.
Nolan. Holman, Haynie, Lynch, Nicholas,
Powers. Hart. McGuire Messrs. Epperly
Warren. Adams, Newport, Richardson, Hay
ME, Nicholas. Mcclure, Mannheimer, Powers
Feely and Hill.
One Of the enjoyable events of the week
was dancing party given last Thursday
D.
1872 East Tenth street. by the Misses Beck
with in honor Of their cousin, Miss Samson,
guest from Missouri. Among those present
were: Misses Tiff, Thompson. Herr, Cleve-
land, Delaney, Olson, Middleton. Samson A.
Beckwith, G. Beckwith, Swenson, Mccarthy
Weeks, Smith: Messrs. Parkhurst, Rogers,
Mccarthy, Getty, Collins, Egan, DAILY, Miller,
Schroeder. Moeler, Wilkes. Breidert, Cakes,
Nelson, Lowe and Miller.
| Miss Ella NJ. Terwillager forelady Of Finch
Van slyek, Young Co.. was surprised
| Mrs. Fred Smith, of Fillmore avenue. by the
| following party: Eva Busby, Clara and May
| Bartscher, Maggie Lee, Hattie Mossong,
Alice McClosky. Mary R. Youngbauer. Hattie
Steiger, Lizzie Lee, Maggie King, Bessie Kin
ney; Mr.. and Mrs. Franc Messrs. P. E. King,
| Tony Steiger, Thomas Howard, John Young
bauer, J: Hartley, Charles Fisher, Lou Bart
| scher William ]. Pontius Howard Smith
| and DR.. John Kelly.
| surprise party was given in honor of Miss
Anna Olson, at TIC Case street, Monday even
| ing. Those present were: Mrs. Gay, Mrs.
| Nelson, Misses Jennie Gay, Powell, Gould,
| Rudd, Ahaugh, Haney, Lamb, Silcox, Lind
| strom, Minnie and Agnes McArdell, Anna and
| Clara Keopeke Anna and Bess Sandberg;
/ Messrs Wilson, Freeman, Kerwin, Peterson,
Young, Warner, Nelson, Mahaupt, Water,
! kibbs, Moss Lindstrom, Smith, French and
| Clark.
| pretty child's party given Thursday
afternoon from $3.50 to $50 o'clock by Mrs.
| Quinn. of 231 St. Anthony avenue, on the
| fifth birthday of her little daughter. Emily
| Margaret. The little guests present were:
Lizzie Hamburg. Ester Lesch, frankie Nc
! Rodgers. Frances Shelly. Agnes Carr, Ann
cite Poehler, Alice and Clara Johnson, Myrtle
Baker. Lilly and Mabel Farmer.
Mrs. DR.. j. F. Fulton gave tallo-ho party
| Friday morning to a number OF the visit
| ing doctors. The drive was to the Town and
Country club and to Como. Luncheon was
| served the guess at the Kittson house. The
party was composed of Mrs, STICKY and the
| Misses STICKY, Of Louisville, KY; Miss Stin-
| son, Miss Winslow, DR.. Rogers, DR.. Ballen-
ger, of Chicago, and Mrs. DR.. Stone.
Miss Bessie Winter was given surprise
| Wednesday evening at her home on Summi
| avenue. Among the guests were the Misses
| Bonnie Ransom, Lila Finch, Mabel Horn
Elsie. Pope, Mamie and Abbie Livingston
| De Coster, Saunders, Stewart, Johnson, Co.
| rey, Lanpher and Messrs. Forepaugh, Finch
| Cochrane, Saunders Stewart, Furness Dean
| Newport and Livingston.
Mrs. S. P. Crosby gave bicycle luncheon
| Saturday for her niece, Miss Louise Crosby
| The table decorations were ferns and crimson
| and yellow feWers. The party consisted Oh
! the Misses Alice Shields, Helen Warner Helen
| Fillebrown, Lillian Hughes, Florence and
| Verna Kluckhohn, Alice Crosby and Louise
| Crosby.
At the semi-annual election of officers OF
| the Bon Ami Social Club the following were
| elected: L. Goliath, president; A. Schneider
| vice president; c. Weber, secretary; c. Hin
| derer, treasurer. The club will give their
arst dancing party CT the season '96 and 97
| DIT HAIL. OcI. L.
| Miss Freeman gave a dinner at "Roya
| Oaks" Birch Lake, on Thursday. The guests
| were Mrs. johnson and Mrs. Osborne, of s.
| Louis: Mrs. Louis Senper, of Chicago; Mrs
| R. Schiffmann. Mrs. A. G. Krieger and Mrs
| George H. Wichman, of st. Paul.
| City Clerk Matt Jensen pleasantly sur
| prised at his home on York street, Saturday
| evening, Sept. H. Guests to the number Of
| fifty played cards and danced to the wet
| sma' hours. Music was furnished by the Lee
| Mandolin orchestra.
| A pretty dancing party to the younger Sc
| was given by ]. Clifford Whitacre Monda,
| guests of honor were H. T. Yeaton, of Cam
| bridge, and Charles Lester, of Louisville.
Miss Elizabeth Cornish gave a dinner
Wednesday evening at her home on SUNNI
| avenue to q group of st. Paul and Mime
apols young people. The table decoration!
were in pink.
| Miss Hill entertained at an informal mu.
sicale Saturday afternoon for party o.
| young women. Miss Kelly, of Boston, who il
| an accomplished violinist, took part in the
| programme.
| Mrs. William Rawlinson gave a luncheon
Tuesday at the Portland. The guests includ
| I'D Mrs. G. l.. Butcher Mrs. r. s. Double
| day, Mrs. e. B. Butler and Mrs Harry Raw
| inson.
A very pleasant surprise party was given a
| the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Nelson O.
| Francis street, Saturday evening. About six
| ty Of their friends attended
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Karst, Of Irvine park
| entertained few friends Monday evening il
| honor Of Gustave and Charles Horn of st
| Joseph, Mo-
Mrs. George Williamson gave an Afternoon
tea Tuesday for her guests, Mrs. Arthur
| Gooding Of Rochester and Mrs. 3. c. johnson
| of Benson.
| tertained the st. Paul Ladies' Mandolin and
| Violin orchestra at It's first rehearsal Tuesday
| evening.
The Junior Choir and Literary Society o
| the First Baptist Church gave their annual re
| ception Friday evening in the parlors Of thu
| church.
Mrs. Herbert Sumner gave literary break
| fast Wednesday morning for the members O
| the Women's Literary Club Of Merriam Park
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Schliek celebrated tn,
tenth anniversary of their wedding Tuesda,
evening at their home on Summit avenue.
The Laurel Cycle club gave a card party
| Tuesday evening, the first of series of par
ties to be given by the club this season.
| Messrs Wallace and Seely of Marshall ave
| nue., gave a chafng-dish spread Tuesday
evening in their bachelor headquarters
Mr.; and Mrs. Lucien,' of Aurora avenue, en-
tertained at dinner Thursday evening mu
| sicale and dancing party followed.
Mrs. T. M. Sven gave luncheon Monda,
| for Mrs. P. F. Holman and Mrs. w.
Heaman, Of Macon, Mo.
Miss Kate Chittenden entertained at tn,
| Town and Country club yesterday for Mis-
| Carpenter. of Chicago.
| Miss Edith Miller of Wabasha street en-
| tertained Monday evening for the Msse.
| Kelley, of Nashville
Miss Mamie Tracy, of st. Peter street, gave
a party Tuesday evening, entertaining about
forty of her friends.
| Mrs. E. Menu gave an afternoon tea In
| honor of Mrs. Levi Lewis and Mrs. William
| AitchiSon of Iowa.
Miss Margaret Mead gave card party Fri
| day evening for Miss Ella Bradley, of Ro
| chester, MINI.
Mrs A. R. Dalrymple gave a Dime,
Wednesday evening for Miss Button, of Cas-