The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-01-24
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Robinson, P. Nelson. Rhodes. Hatton, A: Lee
E. Walsh, w. Swanson, NJ. Hermineil M: De
strom Weidenbower. ]. Mcclure, 7. Gerth, J.
Brown A. Halter w. Retell, Luchenbelt, w.
Mcdonald, C.. Roberts.
Mrs. Ferndale gave matinee euchre Thurs
day at her home on Lincoln. Misses Edna
Brown, Mann. Mable Shirk, Marion White,
Jessie Dampier, Constance Gilman ana Louise
Brown served as ushers. This is new anu
very pretty departure. Fans OF al oes tinl
Ten tables were played. - Assisting MIS-
Fernald were Mrs. Faile and Mrs Dadmah'
The guests included Miss LIE Furry, MIS-
Sauntry Of Saltwater; Mrs. Yerxa, MIS-
Smith of Minneapolis; Mrs. Candy, Mrs Hor-
ton. Mrs. Kimberly, Mrs Hobart, Mrs Rotns-
child, Mrs Cook, Mrs. Gordon Mrs. Foro
Merrill, Mrs. Stevenson, Mrs. Towle, Mrs.
White Mrs. Fogg, Mrs. Hallam. Mrs. MOI
ton Mrs. Prouty Mrs. Mills, Mrs. Dampler,
Mrs. Warner, Mrs. Patterson. Mrs Fulgral1'
Mrs. Meginnis Mrs. Ball, Mrs. Thompson,
Mrs. Croft.
Wednesday night Herman Schultz and
large number of his lady and gentleman
friends celebrated his fiftieth anniversary at
his residence 4l5 East Tenth street. Music
and dancing were the order of the evening,
and refreshments were served. Among those
present were Mr. and Mrs. Woldul, Mr.. and
Mrs. Illgen, Mr.. and Mrs. Zander, Mr. and
Mrs Wickeshem, Mr.. and Mrs Stoesser, Mr..
and Mrs. A. G. Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs. Muehl,
bauer. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schacht, ana
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and the Misses Overlook, - Campbell, Holmes,
Bates and Harms. Dancing continued until
late hour. -..-sI Sga{
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller, of Oakdale avenue,
were pleasantly surprised last "Wednesday
evening by large number OF friends ana
acquaintance Progressive cinch was the
order of the evening Prizes were won as fol-
lows: Lady's head prize, Miss Della Goyett;
gentlemans head prize, Mr.. Guy Conneley;
lady's foot prize, Miss Critic Glodgett; gem
tleman's foot prize, Mr.. Perry. Jack Bull
lard. well known on the West SIDE for his
ability in songs and music, entertained the
company in a most pleasing way.
The ladies of the Nelson Avenue Christian
church gave a parlor musicale Thursday night
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs {. q. DICK
erman, on Nelson avenue. Mrs. Stem had
charge of the programme. Those taking part
in it were Miss Montfort, Mrs. Parnell, Miss
Bessie Parnell. Mr.. Everlin, Tom Sven and
the church choir, including Miss Sillngsen,
Miss Lamb, Mr.. Gessler, Mr.. Burbank and
Mr.. Richie.
Monday night Mr. and Mrs. E. Atkins en-
tertained about forty young folk in honor OF
their daughter Helen's eighteenth birthday.
Cards were the principal feature of the even
ing The prize winners were Mrs. Ida flick,
Miss Hattie Eisenmenger, Miss Cora quick,
Messrs. Lincoln Good, Jacob Schlichta and
Weide.
Wednesday Mrs. John Quincy Adams gave
the second of the series of luncheons she has
arranged to give this winter. This one was
held in honor of Mrs. Richardson. There
were twenty -four ladies present, and three
tables, charmingly decorated with flowers,
were laid
Mr.. Porter, of Summit avenue, gave
small concert party at the symphony concert
his sister, Miss Porter, of Boston. After
wards Mrs. Stone entertained the party
with an informal supper at her home.
Mrs o. d. Brown and the Misses Brown,
of Ashland avenue, entertained a number of
Minneapolis friends informally Monday even
ing at poker. Among those present were Mrs.
Rice Miss La Rue and Miss Mann, and John
Rees, Al Mcmillan and Mr.. Fraser.
Mrs. Miner and Mrs. Lanyard, of College
avenue gave a sleighing party Wednesday
night to about twenty-five. The company
drove over to Minneapolis for a supper, and
on their return coffee and light refreshments
were served
Rheinhart Shermbeck of Fort street, gave
birthday party, entertaining the following
guests: Mabel Shears, J. Quinn, Ollie Pol
lock, Elma Shears, W. McCIuskey, A. Pol
lock. W. Rimmer and C. Pollock
Mrs. D. c. Campbell of Edmund street,
gave luncheon Tuesday afternoon. Fourteen
covers were laid, and the tables were dec
GRATED in pink. Roses and smilax were COM
bined with charming effect.
About forty of Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Carpen-
ters friends surprised them atstheir home on
Ninth street Tuesday evening. Dancing. cards
and eating were the programme of the even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Achile Michaud gave a pro-
of st. Louis church at their residence on
Pleasant avenue. There were seven tables.
An informal dancing party was given at
the Albion Monday evening by George G.
Whitney and Miss Louise K. Whitney. About
sixty of the hill young folks attended.
S. S. Hessegrave gave a birthday party to
Lieut.. and Mrs. Guy Carlton and Miss Greg
gett. at the Metropolitan hotel Monday even
ing. The affair was thoroughly enjoyable.
short programme, embracing vocal and
instrumental numbers and readings, was
given at the reception by the ladies of St.
Clements church on Thursday night.
A german was given by the Young Peoples
German club at the home of Miss Miriam
Holman, on Marshall avenue. Friday evening.
Miss Bend and Miss Carr led.
DR.. and Mrs. REM entertained a number
of friends with a Bohemian evening, in which
music was a principal feature, Friday even
ing.
A birthday surprise was given at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Whitridge, on Pleasant ave-
nue., for D. F. De Wolf Friday evening.
The Watkins-Wilder party was enter
tanned by Mrs. ]. B. Johnson, of Paramount
avenue, Tuesday night.
Mrs. George O'Reilly, of Ashland avenue,
gave dinner Monday for DR.. Orion and
Miss Adah Hawkins.
luncheon of twelve covers was given by
Mrs. H. n. Stephenson Of Marvel street
Thursday afternoon.
DR.. and Mrs. H. g. Dampier of East Win
nifred street, entertained the W. R. B. P.
club Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Johnson, of Western
avenue, gave dinner to a number of friends
Thursday night.
Mrs, Sprague, of Selby avenue entertained
at euchre Monday evening. Seven tables
were played
Mrs. A. NJ. Knox, of Summit avenue, en-
tertatned the Economy Whist club Friday
afternoon.
DR.. and Mrs. Mclean, Of Iglehart street,
entertained at a family dinner party Friday
evening.
Miss Grace Wurts gave a card party on
Thursday evening at her home, 1873 Arch
street.
Miss Ethel Seeger, Of Lincoln avenue
gave salmagundi party Friday evening.
Miss Marian Armstrong, of the Elsinore
entertained informally Thursday evening
The Misses Hill, of Summit avenue, gave
large@sieighing party Friday night.
The Misses Collins, of--Ghefokee avenue.
gave a card party Thursday night
Mrs. Milton Griggs, of Laurel avenue, en-
tertained at cinch Friday evening
Miss Long and Miss Sanborn gave lunch
con yesterday for Miss Pratt.
Miss Ef1e Gooding, Of Goodrich avenue, gave
bob party Friday night.
Mrs. E. A. Konantz of Iglehart street, gave
a sleighing party last evening.
Mrs. Lyman, Of Lincoln avenue, entertained
at cards Thursday evening.
Mrs. Hannay, Of Fort Smelling gave a din
ner Friday night.
Miss Nellie Finch gave piquet party Sat
urday evening.
Mrs Spencer entertained informally Thurs
day evening.
Miss Nellie Finch gave piquet party last
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