The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-02-07

Pease, Hilton. Coykendall, Wiseman. Cobb,
Hedges, Frost, Pierce, Kilbourn, Wooster
Fay, Kertson. Hollister, Hensel, Pruden, w.
S. Wood, Milham, Ter Brush. Dainty refresh
ments were served in the spacious rooms by
six young ladies' charmingly arrayed in pink
and blue: The Woman's club voted this one
Of the pleasantest afternoons they had ever
spent and thank Mrs. Taylor for entertain
| ing them in her most beautiful home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Pitcher, Of Hazel Park,
entertained at dancing twelve couples who
composed a sleighing party. The guests from
st. Paul and Minneapolis were Mesdames A.
A. Powers, D. F. Mccarthy, A. A. Pottgieser,
the Misses Nora Tucker, Name Kelly, Mary
Ifghe, Mile Pottgieser, Ella Heating Emma
Troy, Anna Lambert; Messrs. T. F. Martin,
A. A. Powers, J. H. Murphy, NJ. Mccarthy,
r. y. Moran, F. R. Flanagan, ]. Powers and
=. SULLIVAN. From the park were the Misses
3. Pero, Martha and Stella CARING Frances
Essler, S. Combs and Messrs. C. Lyons, ],
Gunther, G. Gunther, H. CARING and j. Es-
Mrs. G. F. Tubbesing, of East Eighth street
was rendered surprise by the members Of
the Ladies' Aid Society of the German NJ. r.
Gnurch last Wednesday evening, the occa-
sion being the sixty-ninth anniversary of her
birthday. A very enjoyable time was passed
and light refreshments were served. Among
those present We're: Rev and Mrs. Weber,
Rev. and Mrs. Funk, Mrs. Rev. Kopp and
Mrs Rev. W. Rotert; Mesdames T. Wickers-
helm, Kemper, Miller, Reinecker Kroeger.
Helnlein, Good, KTieger, Klosterman KIinck-
eGT;Ioos, Artz, schoene, Koenig, Schultz, Repke,
Habighorst, Iberg. RoIde, Deither, SchIiek,
Tubbesing, Nienhauser and Others
A banquet and ball was given at Vasa hall,
254 East Seventh street, last evening. Guests
at the banquet were: Harold Soraas. l..
Larson, Dave Rivness, L. O. Wilson, O. o.
wilson, s. p. Bratager, Thomas J. Gilbert,
ris, S. E. Foreman, A. G. Hudecker. A. q
Anderson, H. Folkestad, Andy Evans Otto
Valid NJ. Moe, E. E. Tokoam, H. Gilbertson,
Charles Peterson, George SandeIl, A. M
Jensen, H. Jensen, T. Tonstad. G. Strom Ed
Finsmos, August Anderson, j. Lehne, ]. G.
Thaung j. ?. Brown; and Messrs. Foss.
Askevold, Peterson. Eklund, Walla, Grove,
Mrs. Frank Krayenbuhl entertained at du-
pi5cate whist Wednesday; Mrs. Krayenbuhl
was assisted by Mrs J. A. Burnett and Mrs.
Matthew Clark, Mrs. A. E. Mccartney, Mrs.
Stone, Mrs. William Bennett, Mrs. A. B.
Plough, Mrs. NJ: D: Flower Mrs. j. A. Sven
son. Mrs. c. E; Clark, Mrs. Oliver Crosby,
Mrs. George Salisbury, Mrs. s. L. Stimson.
Mrs. Percy NJ. Roberts Mrs. Horn, Mrs. Eli
JAN Baker. Mrs. ]. B. Hoxsie, Mrs. Harold P.
O'Reilly, Mrs. Philip Reilly, Mrs. S. P
Crosby, Misses Hawkins Flower and Bates.
Mrs: W. H. Vittum, assisted by Mrs. Condo
Hamiin, gave a reception at the home of
Mrs. Vittum on Selby avenue Thursday after
noon. The decorations were elaborate and
there was fine display of flowers Mrs.
Fulton served punch in the library. Mrs,
Weyerhaeuser served coffee; and Mrs Hoxsie
the ices. On the second floor Mrs w R.
Bramhall and Mrs. Theodore Schulze served
tea. Many handsome gowns were worn The
same ladies received again on Friday and
there was very large number of callers,
despite the Indictment weather.
A surprise party was given Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Johnson Wednesday evening at their home
on Atwater street. The guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Johnson, Misses Carrie Armburster,
Mary Hokenson, Lulu Lambert, Lulu Arm
burster, Edith Booth, Ella Marquee Mary
Young b. Johnson, Lizzie Wilkinson Mary
Johnson, Media Anderson and Annie johnson:
MeSsrs. Philip Young, Charles L.Warner Will
Booth, Arthur r. Mcknight, John Henkie Ar
thur Booth. John Wilkinson, George John
son, Anton Johnson Jr, Christie Johnson.
Mrs. r. L. Callan, of st. Anthony avenue.
gave cinch party Friday evening. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. A. Schn1i-
ky, Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Iverson, Mr. and Mrs.
Gus Harder. Mr.. and Mrs. John Gross, Mr..
and Mrs. P. Welker, Mr.. and. Mrs c. J.
Le&ch. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Armstrong, Mr. and
Mrs. w. Hofmeister, and Miss Annie and
Mary Maid, Messrs. e. J. Salter Martin
Pinska- First prize, lady Mrs. Hofmeister;
gent. NJ Pinska; second lady, Annie Maid:
second gents. A. ]. Lesch.
The Hebrew Benevolent society Tuesday
celebrated the sixty-seventh birthday of Mrs.
Hannah Austrian. president OF the society.