St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-03-22
LOOKING BACKWARD.

Wednesday evening the emp,ovas -
thpothschiid Co. gave a farewell narfv a. a.
S ShI reslaence OF Mrs Joseph RothschiId To-
S SulnIilt avenue, to Mrs. G. A. Kahn ubo
mas Deon connected with the firm, a.. VI" 81
asl hYe years, and took the opportunitv nc
P PasS her with handsome water services
lowed by vocal and Instrumental mnSie aoi,
ganclng. Mrs, Kahn and daughter laava " St
p pns, SATURDAY Tard for Richmond Va Those
~ esGnt We're Mr.. and Mrs. Schubach NisSaS
M. Rice. M. Daw, NJ Daimon MaI1e
way way, L. Lang, J. Schmidler, NJ. Jewell I1aiI 10
oGhnG Tit, a; q2mdahl. A. Shiney and Messrs.
man. s., Rice. c. Miller. L. Mock W. i,1 An
W. 5anitSke C. Stenback. E. W. DaiISors
IL n; Deiiaheld NJ. Harzberg and A. prect,,
Mrs. y. +. Brace gave a reception Monday
evening at the residence of q prant g
Laurel avenue, to the members OF the A., On
teur Dramatic club that had recentIy .ina1, -
sty suGcessiui entertainment at the Million
stIeet chapel The members present wara.
Misses Jennie Gains. Georgia Jobnso,, a %;
lucy brace; Messrs. Horace Rice ]. Hutcb;n-
Son hugh McEIhinny. r. M. Kilborn and w
n. sheppard. Oyster sandwiches and go
ice cream and cunfections wers sar,,o6 SoLee;
several choice souvenirs were presented CIV ~
Gach guest by the hostess. Misses Mabel ana
T T brack, Miss Carrie Saunders. w. p
Jessup and George Brack were alsn nr.so,i %
Inc CLUB orchestra dispensed, delightful n,unt,
until late hour. VI music
Miss Lydia Childs was Dleasant,,, s,,
nuLllper OF her friends Friday eyenine
al ner home on Fauouier street enine
those present were: Florence Ren,,.r AIHnoHg
Olsen, Jessie Black, Agda Ler Sache M 0ai
6P oIIs Clara Altman. Margaret jenkins
t 6efta Burgess. Minnie Chiids CIareno.
pH%~seri oscar kiefer, James Black, Dake
I1art, henry Gordy, Alfred Webster Eddio
Hayford,. Richard Evans. Frank Pessa r Iuuie
Brook1ns. Harry Hart Eddie Burgess 49,
BLOOD "A delicious lunch was served ar uI,
sided. Nl"ios pre-
DIR. Gisle Bjornestad's twenty-niutb h,r,hdor
was celebrated Thursday evening at his hn,acS
$50 Rice street, by the following Fro,n ih ;
Iwin Cities: Consul e. H. Hobe; DIR Encita
a; Z: t Efloan ?: g.. Petersen. c. ]. West,
Walter Nelson, J. NJ. Aarnas, &. Luhr. = i
Lomen. NJ: Munster. Olaf Hall, Of st. Pani
and Dr. Wang, DR.. ]. G Hvoslef ] HvosIef
II. Hage. C. j. Haug #. Wage, A. thinner
mann, s. Sorenson. A Schillder,D Caut
Wildt. Dr.. Chr. Bjornstad F. Engen, Dr Ton.
nin3. Emil Hall. of Minneapolis
MI and Mrs. Frank Goodson of 32S Harri
son avenue were pleasantly surprised ST
faa.rie night. Cards and dancing were the
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. James Leo. Mr. and
MIS- W. b. Pattison. Mr.. and Mrs II III
colt cot and the Misses NJ Leo. Elsie Cashell
son. Jennie Leo Donie Bowian Messrs De,
Leo; Bob. and Dan Leo Rob BowIan Joe
Dotherty. Con Haggerty. Mike O'Connors
Joe clinton, Ned Egan. Willie Doherty., Willie
Brown,' Dan Beecher. II. Campbell
'Phorty Phunny PhelIows" and as MANY
charming ladies danced at Lifts Thursday
evening. 1t was a joviai occasion and one
that VIII long be remembered by those present
one OF the most unique programmes ever
printed was used for the dance engagements
The st. Anthony Hill orchestra furnished n
delightful programme of +'ahead of date" dance
music, among the numbers Of which were the
On Uncle Milt" two-step, !"Put Me OFF at