The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-10-10
EVENTS OF THE WEEK.

Fred W. Jessrang, of Martin street was
pleasantly surprised by the members of the
K. X. K. club Wednesday evening. Cards
and dancing were features of the occasion
Hilyard's orchestra furnishing the music
Among the guests were: Messrs. and Mes
DANES H. E. Seibert, NJ. st. Jean, l.. Jess
rang, A N Hauser, c. j. Schubert, D. Nc
kinnen, o. N. Jergensen; Misses Emma Reb-
holz, May Treacy. Anna Bruce, Margaret
Bruce, Anna Grote, Title Grote Mile Haus-
er, Loise MeQu-llen, George Crist, Rebecca
Redena Hahn, Kelly, Maybe Brouse, Theresa
Jessrang; Messrs. Christ Manthai Angus Nc
Kinnen, Frank Hahn, John Fttchtl, Tim
Darling, Harley Sherry, j. E. Lindberg, L.
A. Hauser, Matt Schweizer, Bob Hauser, Fred
Youngren, Chas. Jessrang. Dick Hauser, Ed
Brown, Frank Wheeler, Jack Schweizer, Joe
kerwin, Vim. Barrie.
Miss Ida Armbuster, of RaYine street, was
given very pleasant surprise party on
Thursday evening. Progressive c.nch was
the main feature Of the evening for which
prizes were awarded to Messrs. E. NJ. Nor
tenson, Leo Davis and Misses Birdie Adh-
rem and Carrie Armbuster. Those present
were the Misses Helen Marquette, Mary
Smith, Ida Armbuster, Lille Walker, Luz
crita Suter, Lulu Arnlbuster, Birdie Ahrens
Helen Armbuster, May Hookinson. Maggie
Walker, Nellie Pierce, Carrie Armbuster
Annie Booth; MeSsrs. Arthur Booth, A. W.
Henshel, A. B. Rowe, R. Sinclair, E. Nor
tenson, Will Booth, Victor Blomqu:st, John
Henke, Charlie Warner, Leo Davis O. Eek
son, Gust Sewel, Guy Forley and Arthur
Mcknight.
A birthday surprise was rendered Miss
of Mrs. ]. Ames, 282 West Seventh street.
The evening was pleasantly spent in cards
and dancing. Vocal numbers were given
during the evening by Miss Maud Ames and
served at II o'clock. The guests were Misses
Olga Hinsch, Hilma Johnson, Sophie Olson,
Eva Henderson, Alice Cook, Lena Mueller,
Maud Ames, Marie Amunson, sampon; Mrs.
]. Ames, Messrs. VIM. F. LIE Clair, Frank
C. Sauter, c. W. Slocum, c. l. Fitzsm-
mons, R: J. Bott, Joe Tucker, J. S. NASSAU,
John, Macarthur, Robert Becker, Gus G.
Harpke, Bert H. Gilkeson, William G. Green,
Joe Cormican and Henry P. Green.
Mrs. A. A. Cratsenberg gave the second
of her afternoon companies yesterday. The
rooms were, as on the previous occasion,
prettily decorated with flowers. Mrs. Van
Dyke was again the winner of the first prize:
Mrs. E. Stillwen took the second; Mrs w.
Dana, the lone-hand prize, and Mrs. N.
cluded in yesterdays comapny were: Mes
danes Welch, Mackey. Joyce, Schaub, Fer
maid, Dana, Hughes Bliss, Godfrey, Brown,
Hubbell, Shirk, Webb, Clapp, Phillip, Doc
little Donald. Briggs, Moss, Dixon, Sven
son, Stillyell, Lanpher, Perry, Crandell, Lang,
VanderWorker Hallam Vail Dyer. Timer
man, Gates, Croft Quinlan, Ruff, Sparry, Brod-
erick and Roth.
During the stay of the Schubert Symphony
club and lady quartette, an Informal recital
and reception was given them by their friend
Miss Slotterbec assisted by Mrs. Lamberson
Those who were fortunate enough to be in
cuded in the assembly at Conover hall,
listened to very delightful numbers. Miss
Florence Page, representing the st. Paul
talent, gave several charming solos in her
most acceptable manner. The Schuberts were
well represented by May Davis, Mab,e De-
laney McPike, Louis McPike ard the Countess
Elsie Van Swear -ngen.
A surprise party was gwen in honor of
Miss Susie Lendway Wednesday night at
her home, 5e9 Van Buren, street Among
those present were: Misses Minnie Savage,