The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-02-28
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avenue, entertained a few of his school
friends, Thursday evening. The evening was
pleasantly spent with music and games untl
II o'clock when light refreshments were
served and each guest presented with SouVe-
mir box Of candy. Those present were: Misses
Jennie Patterson, Gertrude Edgerton, jessie
Haney Ruth Jones, Lillian Ererard, Flor
ence Slocum, Mabel Durphy, Mary Sterin,
Alma Dreher Grace Spicer, Lucille Hall, Lltta
Church, MessrS. Arthur Pringle, Fred Daw,
Ed. Gundach, George Gary, Frank Culin,
George Moeller, Otto Reichow, LOUIS Sego,
Henry Kuner, James DevereauX, Raymond
and Elmer Weisel.
Miss Nata Delaney, of Is Valley street,
pleasantly entertained Thursday evening at
progressive cinch. Those present were Misses
Wilson, Montgomery, Mccarthy, Davis Nc
Nierney Of Minneapolis, Farley, Harriet Will
son. Delaney, Dolan Hurley, Anne Delaney,
Wormwood, Mata Delaney, MeSsrs. Sand
trock Johnson, Rates. McDonough Sean
Sands and Sorrel Of Minneapolis The prize
winners were as follows: Lady's head Miss
II. Wilson; gentleman's head, w. Sandtrock;
ladys foot, Miss n. Reardin; gentlemans
foot W. Farley. Lunch was served at IL.
Mrs Brown, of 740 Pleasant avenue, gave
party for the Misses Molle Gallagher and
Mamie Koch Thursday evening. The time
was pleasantly spent in playing games, and
at II o'clock dainty luncheon was served.
Those present were: Misses Kate Sweeney.
Stella Amos, Ethel Spangler, ROBBIE Nc
league Louise Mandehr, Gerty Hughes, Miss
Harris AIollie Gallagher and Mamie Koch:
Messrs. William Mitchell, James Cook,
Charles Holden, Frank Hoffman, Alex Man
derson, Willie Wilson, Charles Koch. Ed
ward Gallagher, Walter and Fred Mitchell
and James Leech.
A pleasant birthday surprise party was
given for George Swandollar, of 945 Arm
strong street, Monday. Those present were
Clara Johnson, Mamie Utz, Winnie Mcintyre,
l.. Paulsen G. Foote, G. Heiul, NJ Heiul. NJ.
Bader, A. Thompson, A Neubauer. j. Thomp-
son, L. Murphy, R. Rider B. Brady, l.. Nc
Intyre, NJ. E. Follzer, Carl Smith, Alfred
Stendal Harley FoOte, Wallace Brady, Ray
Thorpe, Thomas Bader, Walter Paulsen, Fred
Bader, Arthur Mccartney, Harry Blaisdell,
Ralph Brady, Walter Mitchell, A. SWandoi-
lar.
Miss Hattie and Messrs. Edward and West
ley Neuhart were surprised at their home,
ISL Selby avenue, Wednesday evening, by a
number of their friends. Progressive cinch
played and prizes were won by Misses
Smith and Smons and MesSrs. Crandall and
Stubs. Ameng those present were: Misses
Simons, Seebick, Holmberg. Conrad. Logan
Smith. Watson, Stubs and Gertrude Crist;
Messrs. Carter, Cr.st, Sullivan, Griswold,
Stubbs Wilson, Brant, Crandall, Seebick,
T. Goshing and s. Goshing.
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Ball,
721 Stewart avenue, entertained their friends
at progressive euchre, the occasion being the
birthday of the host. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Hart Mr.. and Mrs: Fisher, Mr.
and Mrs. Utz, Mr.: and Mrs: VerWer Mes,
danes Shayless, Sandy, Beady, Cullen and
Miss Cullen; Messrs. Jederman, Kennedy and
Harrington. Prizes were awarded to Mrs.
Verwer and Mr.. Hart, while the boobies fell
to Miss Cullen and Mr.. Harrington.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the St. Vincent
ST. Paul Society of st. Agnes parish had on
Wednesday a very successful party at Pie
bush's hall. Forty-five tables were filled;
thirty-eight prizes were given away on that
evening and all had a delightful time. Mr..
Fred Schroeder deserves the thanks Of the
club for taking a large number Of the par
Elephants out sleighing before the games be-
gan, and also in taking large number to
their homes after the entertainment
A pleasant and enjoyable evening was
spent at the home Of the Misses Dwyer 231
Rondo street, Wednesday, Feb. "a. Cards we're
the feature of the evening. Among the guests
were Misses A WHEELER NJ. WHEELER N. Ny
lon, J. Mylon. NJ. McCool, T. Bremen X
Collins, Messrs. McCool Jr., A. Croonquist,
a. Kory, J. Parker, E. Furgeon, L. Cotlett,
J. Mullane, F. Obst, E. McManus, H. Hassel
man, ]. WHEELER.
On Saturday the Misses Kuhl gave lunch
con for Miss Anna Kuhl. The table decora-
tioEs were in red. Those present were Misses
Grace Matthews. Evelyn Oficer, Frances
Petsch and Ruth Woodward.
Mrs. F. L. Callan, Of st. Anthony avenue.
gave eEt9a party on Friday afternoon. Those
present were: Mrs. Echle, Mrs. Pines Mrs
Schmoiky, Mrs. Wilker, Mrs. Armstrong,
Mrs. Miller. Miss Maid Miss Echle and Mrs
Hershey, of Minneapolis.
Miss Louise Schulze, of All East Eighth
Thursday evening. Covers were laid for six
teen. The decorations were in pink and
white.
Misses Lottie and Louise Dwyer entertained
at cards Wednesday evening in honor of
their brother, P. J. Dwyer, who leaves to-
night for trip East, to be gone two months
Miss Mamie Westminster, of SO West Tenth
street, was gwen a surprise Wednesday even
ing by thirty of her friends. The evening
was spent in cards and dancing.
A surprise was given Miss Judith Martin
Monday evening at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. c. S. Berg of Payne avenue by
number of her friends.
Mrs F. w Storms was surprised Tues
day evening at her home on St. Adams street
by party from Minneapolis.
Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Freely entertained a
party of friends last evening at their home
on Jackson street.
Miss Hattie Newhart, of selby avenue, was
her friends.
Miss Ella Menu gave card party Wednes-
Duluth.
Mrs. D. c. Lightbourn, of Fuller street,
gave party Thursday.