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

Mrs. Leo Guitermann.
Mrs. B. II. Evans. of Ashland avenue, gave
luncheon Thursday in honor r of Mrs ba j. da +,
orations We're yellow, the center piece OF
| jonquis and white hyacinths. Attached to
each place card was a boutonniere Of jon
! guests were: Mesdames James Weyrck,
Norval Marchand. Charles E. Clarke, e.
| Mott, George Fuller. L. NJ. Swem charles
Neeley, George Neeley. Charles schunemann
and Elmer Brooks.
Miss Emma Thompson enjoyed surprise
at her~ home on Pleasant avenue THURSDAY
/ evening. The guests were: MIR. and Mrs:
l Regensdorf, Mr.. and Mrs Clifton, Mr.: and
Mrs. BosDher, Misses A. Sandell, NJ. Seels' M.
Genos. A Mccormack. l.. Otter. Cerney, M.
Gutman, L. LESSER. NJ O'Conner, S. Oliver,
| H. Oliver and Jennings; Messrs. Billings, K
Grant, Henry and William Bertosse, }. Oil
| YER Louis Nash +. Schroth. A. wise. NC
! Cormack, w. Webster, j. N. Parlseau ana H.
| E. Allen.
| pleasant surprise was given Wednesday
evening to Frank Marek and Matt SHchta.
Among the guests were the following; MISS
| Mae Simon, A. Shinon X. Simon, l.. Slechta,
| A. Lestina, Nett Jindra, J. Jlndra, A. WaleR'
| NJ Kline. A Kadec, Messrs. J. Simon +.
Mracek. N. Slechta, F. Bakula F. Bradac,
J. Bartosh. ]. Mracek. G. Kreger, s. STec,
| J. Petrasek, ]. Fuchs, j. Ziskousky. Inc
| evening was spent in dancing and playing
| games.
H. Richie was rendered a surprise party
| Friday evening at his residence on ST
| Anthony avenue. Among those present were:
Mesdames NJ. Flanagan, R. Miles, NJ: T.
Marshall NJ. McCarrack,. Conway; Misses
| ]. Cook the Misses Heating, NJ. Roach H.
| McDeyitt B. Mattock, Conway; Messrs'
! Hayes, Boyle, r. McNamee, Kirby, L. Keat-
| ing Conway, w ]. Marshall.
A luncheon of ten covers was given by
| Mrs. C. Z. Fish. OF Central avenue, Thurs
| day afternoon. The centerpiece was surround
! ed by carnations smilax and roses. me
| guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Gould
/ of Minneapolis, Misses Florence TOomey, Edltn
| Fish Dottie Allan, DOrie and Marie rooney;
| Messrs. George Sharpe, VIII Brown. Dallas
| Redlund, Kenneth Fish.
| The Misses Otto gave a party Wednesday
| evening at their home on West ROBBIE street,
| in honor of their brother, Charles, and wife,
| Of Royalton, Mimi. Progressive cinch, music
and dancing were the features OF the even
| ing. The ladies' head prize was awarded
| to Miss Nellie Marley; second, to Mrs. S. j..
| Northfeld; gentleman's head prize to Mr..
Stephenson, second to Mr.. Schriber. Forty
| couples were present.
| The chamber recital given at the Aber-
| deem Thursday afternoon by the Misses Cor
| don and Lamprey was enjoyed by more than
| 200 ladies, and one Of the musical-soctaI
| features of the season. Miss Gordon was in
| splendid voice and Miss Lamprey never ap-
| peared to better advantage than in her yio-
lin solos. Emil Oberhoffer was the accom-
PIANIST. The proceeds we've fer the benefit of
the free dispensary.
A reception was held Thursday evening at
the Woodland Park Baptist church by the
missionary society Of the church for Miss
Yates who recently returned from India.
There were music and addresses, followed
by light refreshments served during the re-
ceDtiOn. At the tables were Mrs. I. S.
Tompkins, Miss L. Robinson and Miss Alice
Perry.
The Womans Home Missionary Society of
the First M. Z. Church gave an entertain
ment at the residence Of Mrs. c. D. Hayes,
on Holly avenue, Tuesday afternoon. Those
who took part in the programme were Miss
Mamie Stout Mrs. Dunning, Mrs. Goodman,
Miss Hillman, Miss Hinton and Miss jerks.
A birthday surprise given for Mrs A.
B. Plough, at her home on Summit avenue,
Wednesday evening. Among the guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. HoXsie, Mr.. and Mrs.
Matthew Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Hobert,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. McWilliams, Mr.. and Mrs.
Finch, Mr.. and Mrs. Krayenbuhl.
A very pleasant sleighing party was given
grade Of the Jefferson school, chaperoned by
their teacher, Miss Maude Clum. After two
hours ride they returned to the home Of Miss
Elsie Burns, 800 South Franklin street, where
refreshments were served.
A pleasant sleighride party was enjoyed by
sixty members Of the mechanic arts high
school Friday evening Feb. ., under the
, Duncan. A stop was made at Highwood.
where the evening was spent in dancing, and
after a dainty lunch the party returned in
good spirits.
Judge and Mrs. Macdonald, Of Hague ave
nue. gave floral euchre Thursday evening.
Thirteen tables were played. Mrs. MacDon-
aid was assisted by her daughters, Mrs.
I
neapolis. The decorations were carnations
| and roses.
An informal piquet party was given by the
Misses Hill for the Misses Moore. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Horace BigeloW,
the Misses Tarbox, Gordon, Lamprey, Finch
and Bigelow and Messrs. Gordon, Riddle,
Mcpherson, George Ffnch, Durant ana lro"-
bridge.
Mrs Andrew Henderson Of Prior avenue,
was hostess Thursday afternoon at a charm
ingly arranged euchre party; Eight tables
III Of no
went to Mrs. Pilkington. Mrs. A. j. Douglass,
Mrs. c. F. Jones and Miss Stamm.
! Mrs. A. E. Johnson, Of Crocus place, gave
| her daughter Florence a surprise party on
| the occasion of her sixteenth birthday. The
| house was beautifully decorated. and MISS
| Johnson was the recipient Of numerous pres
| ents from her guests.
! A surprise party was given for Mr.. and Mrs.
John Ruffner, of Martin street, Monday even
| ing Progressive euchre was played. The
prizes were won by. Mr.. and Mrs Fuller,
Mrs. E. S. Maurice, Mrs. F1ch, MRS. Runner
| and E. S. Maurice.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Shea, of Selby avenue,
gave a dinner Of ten covers Wednesday even
| ing. The out-of-town guests were M. Taylor,
| Of Mason City, To-; Mrs Leonard and Miss
| Leonard, Of Charles City, To-, and Miss Cram,
of Minneapolis.
Thursday evening occurred the opening re-
ceptfon of the Mozzara Dancing academy at
couples danced to the strains from the acad-
envy orchestra, and a jolly time was had by
all.
Mrs. j. A. swenson, Of Marshall avenue,
gave a luncheon Thursday. The guests were
Mesdames e. J. Hodgson, w. H. Monty, j..
W. Mathes, J. c. Shandrew L. w. French,
c. E. Keith and Mrs. Virginia Brant.
The following officers were elected by the
| Cleveland High School Literary society on
Friday: Samuel Hoefer. president; Mamie
tary and Harold Stolpestad. treasurer.
Miss Mary Elithrop entertained party Of
university students on Saturday evening.
They were chaperoned by Mrs. P. B. Nettle-
ton. An auction Of school souvenirs was the
feature Of the evening.
The young people of the Sacred Heart parish
gave an oyster supper and literary entertain
ment at St. Johns hall on Francis street
| Monday and Tuesday, netting handsome sum
for their church.
| Mrs. w w. Holcomb, of East Fifth street.
! entertained at euchre Thursday afternoon.
| Eleven tables were played. Mrs. Hocomb
was assisted by Mrs. Henry and the Misses
| Wichman.
card party was given at the home Of
| Miss PrenEergast, en- St Peter street, We'd
nesday evening, by Mrs. ]. P. Melday and
Miss Prendergast. Nine tables were played
| A reception was given Thursday evening
| by Mr.. and Mrs. D. M. Robbins at their Sum
! NIT avenue home for Mrs. Wilmott Grant
Pierce. The hours were from to 10.
I The Crusaders T. A. society will entertain
their friends with progressive euchre Tues
day evening at their hall, Sixth and Fort
1 streets.
Mrs T. D. s.montun was the guest of
| honor at a pink luncheon given Thursday
by Mrs. Charles H. Morgan. Of Dayton ave-
| nue..
| Mrs. #. I. Whitney, Of SIG Dayton avenue
! entertained large number of her lady friends
/ at progressive euchre yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. B. Hubbard. OF Cambridge