The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-02-14
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GiIhert of Detroit. The hostess was assisted
by the Misses Maud and AhGe Ryan R1,,, Enaa-
beth I.amson and Louise and Emily whitney.
Prizes were won by Mrs. hngore, OF Mime,
apolis. Mrs George NJ. Bethel, Mrs. Wyand
and Miss Konantz.
A birthday party was given at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs E. c. Beulke. of Mount Ida
street Wednesday evening, in honor OF ).
Janss. Games and music preceded the re-
freshments Among 1o those pre cerrie Miss
Marie Otto, Minnie Miss, Kate Norman; lIa
Hullsick Lizzie Beulke, Minnie HullslGK
Rose Mahle, Matte Sphinx; Messrs' , GeOIge q
HEM, Edward Mahle, Louis hleihsohieM1a ai
George Adams, Fred A. Eisele, G; ?; Mel
son, Edward Kemper. Frank Manic Eo"in
Funk Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. w. PlaH.
The Crusaders T. A. society entertained
| friends Tuesday evening with the following
| programme: Piano solo, Miss Louise Moran
vocal solo, Miss Stella Vervals' nae Ynnnr
| J. McNally; piano solo, Miss Agnes i WiII;
| vocal solo, Mr. Groh piano selections, w me ne
| Ynung- The prize winners at euchre were the
following: Gentiemsn Sin neaH Miss gi Mary Ma
! loney: gentlemens foot prize D. ). ait ~
ladies' foot prize, Miss Alice CoTcordh' rno
next social and card party VIII De give"
| Feb. "a. ., 60
! ALEXIS and Blanche Pinkas gave party 10
their Young friends at heir home on western
avenue Monday evening. ine eannas and
pleasantly spent in playing NaflUus yss served
TboSa attending were: Misses Fay Udell; Deil
! SAWYER. Nellie Gallagher, Stelia SG IHnI
Mamie Koch and Blanche 6 pHkaS william aTi Vii
| son. Edward Gallagher, Alex; Mahu t1n Sun,
William Rohieder, Charles Hologn, oh la anG
Hoffman, James Deech, Charles kocn ana
| Alexis Pinkas. ..
| Dr and Mrs Hawkins, of East Isabel street
gave the second of a series Of progressive
euchre parties Wednesday evening. me guests
Ms Darling. DR.. and Mrs. Beals, Mr.. and
Mrs l. T, Chamberlain, Mr.. and Mrs Bar
nett Mr.. and Mrs Sits, Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw
Mr.. and Mrs. Somers' MI ana NJ. MRS; a D@te'
Mr.. and Mrs. Daggett, Mr.. and Mrs. watson
Mr.. and Mrs. Thayer, Mr.; and MRS: +, f., b.
Doran, Miss Woodbury. and E. c. Somers.
Mrs John Snapp of Duluth, gave an IN
formal euchre party Tuesday afternoon at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs: Far
/ rington. Of Pleasant avenue, for Mrs. Frlnk'
! of Chicago The guests were Mrs. T. l.: bIooo'
Mrs. w. A. Hardenbergh, Mrs; Jonn e u1 NIrl
| Mrs A. G. Otis, Mrs. W.. F: Dun, MIS- MIS-
| Charles L. Greene, Mrs. E. l.. Shepley, MIS- rs
| A. J. Gillette, Mrs. w. E. Bramhall ana the
| Misses Mann, Ray, Lamprey' ForSyCne anu
! Beaumont.
On Friday evening Miss Alma Dreher, OF
Ramsey street, entertained a number OF her
friends. Those present We're: Misses NJ
Starin G. Ed sG B. G GgaRam u Hall hle NJ
Wagner, c. Heck, H. aaigh' N. Moan NJ "
Harrison; Messrs. Jay Byron, R. Vessel r.
Cullen. A. Edgerton' W. Chase !, A. ns snange1-
Graham G. Croft, A. Dreher, E. Dreher.
! A pleasant surprise was rendered Mr. Frank
Hammeriindl at his home, 456 Blair, We'd
nesday evening me g1G sry E Reber Mary
Iungbauer, Mary syneck, Anna, Mary and Eva
Hammerlindl, Gustie Eibner, Grace Bangel.
and Messrs; John B. Book Frank MA ana aO Juilus
Frank and Fred Geyer, Ed and Fred Roehl'
Henry Tiekamp, Robert Schrener
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Thomas, Of 167 Dale street.
entertained with music, cards and dancing
Tuesday evening. Among the guests were:
Mr. and Mrs J. P. Mohan Mr.. and Mrs.
Liedux, Miss Louise Lemers, the Misses Lied
| ux Miss Margaret Callahan, Miss Lydia Lund-
green Miss Lizzie Casson; Messrs- A. Pome-
10, Of Minneapolis; A. Hawquist. 7. R.
Maggie, Arthur Cameron, John Foster, George
Kusic z. Baudin, Mr. Anderson.
A surprise party was given for Miss Jose
ph:ne Carr Tuesday evening at her home on
Nelson avenue. The guests were Misses Edith
Bend Rena Aimes, Esther Appleton, Gertrude
Bancroft and Maude Lewis, and Messrs.
Fletcher. Appleton, Aimes, Will Timberlake.
R. NJ. Newport Jr., viii Stephenson, Ned
| Holbert. Frank Bancroft, William Finch and
| Mitchell.
Miss Annie Davis entertained a number of
her friends Wednesday evening at her home
in White Bear. Those present were: Misses
Mamie Conroy, Isadora Kenyon, Bessie and
Katie Dunn, Kate and Lillian Bunghard,
Pearl Halliday. Clara Kanouse, Mamie
gus, McElroy, and Howard, St. Paul; Nc
Gully, st. Louis; Halliday Christholm Bacon
Copinger, Harbaugh and Tracey, While Bear.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard A. Darlington, of
Osceola avenue, celebrated the fifteenth an
niversary Of their wedding Monday even
ing by entertaining at progressive euchre.
The prizes were won by Mrs. G. E. Bean,
Mrs. Loomis, Mrs. S. c. Cook and Messrs
I Morton, Barrows and Michael. Mrs. Caring
ton was assisted by the Misses Stillwell
Crooks, Herbert and Grant.
Tuesday evening Miss Ida B. Hammer, Of
9S7 West Seventh street. gave a progressive
| DIN oh % Io,, toto d
being the latter's birthday. Seven tables were
played and prizes were by John Rachac
Miss Theresa Sauter, Nick Lauer, Miss
Louise Hummel, George Goldfish and Mrs
Dan Paulus.
Mrs. Emma Lyons and Miss WEIGH, of Day
ton avenue, gave sleighing party Monday
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Warner Jr
: and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Mark Dickey were the
chaperOneS. Supper was enjoyed at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Poehler il
Minneapolis.
social was given Tuesday evening at tbs
Atlantic congregational church. Receiving
were Mesdames Stowell, Drake, Sargent
Stewart, Hammond, Roper, Bogart, Wander
bic and Wilson, and Miss Hight and Mis-:
Blasting. similar social was given at the
same place Thursday evening.
A surprise was extended Mr.. and Mrs. A
. NJ. Jorgensen, of Norris street, Tuesday even
ing by their friends. In the cinch contest tn,
head prizes were awarded Miss Mile Hausel
, and Alfred NJ. Bergstrom; foot prizes tt
MISS AllId JOiISOu anu IL. u DCSeu' DdlC
, ing closed the evening.
pink and white euchre was given Thurs
day evening by Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Hevener
of De Soto street. Eight tables were played
Friday evening equal number of friends
were similarly entertained. Mrs. Hevenel
was assisted by her mother, Mrs. ]. K. Hof
man.
One of the most joyful events of the weel
. was a surprise party given in honor of Mis-
, Ella Mckay Monday evening at A. o. U. w
hall, corner State and Congress streets Abou
sixty Of her friends were present, and danced
! to the music Of Hilyard's orchestra.
DR.. Osborne, professor of biology at the
state university, lectured before the Young
Mems Parish League of the First NJ. E
Church Monday evening on Animal Motion. >