The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-01-22

present were MT. anu MIS-. WOHQul MI. anu
Mrs Illgen, Mr.. and Mrs. lander Mr.. and
Mrs Wickesheim ME-. and Mrs. Stoesser, Mr..
and Mrs. A. G. Hoffman. MIR. and Mrs. Muehl-
bauer, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schacht and
Messrs. Fearing, Benz Sauer, Hans Rolsch,
and the Misses Overlook, Campbell, Holmes,
Bates and Harms Dancing continued until
a late hour. .t--,-. .-
avenue, gave dinner to number of friends
last evening. -'t,'i7e- .4a.
Mrs. j. ]. Hill gives cotillion Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. John Wright gave a high tea last
evening for Miss Randall, of New York.
About seventy-flve guests were present The
decorations were simple " es'.t -r--
Mrs. W. P. Abbot. of Summit avenue, gave
g. tea yesterday afternoon, and a reception
was held in the evening for Kingsland Smith,
in order that all his old St. Paul friends
might welcome his return after two years
absence in Europe
The young people of the Goodrich avenue
church will give a sleighing party Tuesday
evening to Minneapolis, where a supper will
be served.
Miss Nellie Finch will give a piquet party
Saturday evening.
The c. E. Society of the House of Hope
Church will give a sleigh ride party on Fri
day evening from the home of ]. Powell
Moore, rs the Buckingham vs. -.. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Tennison, of Bay
City, Mich, have issued cards for he mar
riage of their daughter, Agatha Florence to
William Cullen Harrington, well known in
this city Tuesday evening, Feb 4, at Trinity
church, Bay City. The couple will be at home
after April II at Duluth.
The Kangaroo club met last evening with
Mrs. Philip Reilly, Of Dayton avenue
The Ladies' club was entertained by Mrs.
Myron Brown at her apartments in the Met
ropoltan.
Mrs Sprague, of Selby avenue. entertained
at euchre Monday evening. Seven tables
were played.
Reinhart Shermbeck, of Fort street, gave
birthday party, entertaining the following
guests: Mabel Shears, u. Quinn, Ollie Pol
lock- Elma Shears, w. McCluskey A. Pol
lock, W. Rimmer and c.. Pollock.
About forty of MrU and Mrs. F. j. Carpen-
ter's friends surprised them at their home on
Ninth street Tuesday evening. Dancing, cards
and eating were the programme of the even
ing.
Lieut.. Samuel Burkhardt of Fort Custer,
Mont, is the guest of Capt. and Mrs. Sweet
of the Albion, for aVfew days.
Miss Warner, of the Albion will leave for
the East Monday.
Mrs. Richardson, who has been the guest
of Mrs. John Q. Adams, returns to Massa-
chusetts today.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank, shepard are in Chi
cago.
o. P. Lanpher, of Portland, Or, is in the
East.
Mrs. T. c. Field, sof Western avenue, is in
the East.
Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Gould, of Ashland
avenue, have gone East.
o. B. Lewis, Of Omaha, will visit his family
the latter part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. C. Shepard left last even
ing for the South where they will pass the
winter.
Miss Esther Brigham, Of st. Cloud Mimi.
is the guest of the Misses Gilman, of Ashland
avenue, this week.
Eugene Covington, who has been in New
York city for the past two weeks returned
yesterday He is at the Miner.
Miss Nell Howe. of the Miner, left Tuesday
for Chicago, to remain some time.
DR.. TalImage will be the guest of DR.. E. p
Ingersoll during his stay in st. Paul.