The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-20

Miss Agnes Erickson and Frank seibert
were quietly married at the home Of the
8ir. and Mrs. Seibert left he same evening
Tor Chicago and ether points, and will be
at home after Dec. at 80 Nelson avenue.
Miss Stella Yaeshe was surprised Wednes-
day evening by number of her friends at
her home 1854 East Ninth street The even
by Pepin's orchestra.
Miss 1. Brodersen, Of 51S Edmund street
entertained her friends at progressive euchre
Saturday evening. Prizes were won by Mrs
T 14I Miss M. Pierring, Mrs. Dwelly and
and a very enjoyable evening was spent.
Mrs. H. Louis. of West Seventh street.
gave 8 O'Clock dinner THURSDAY for Mrs
a. M. Haag, of San Jose: Cal.
Mrs A 3. sdckney gave a large dancing
ney; Music was furnished by the ST
anthony hin orchestra. Among the guests
we're; Misses Livingston. Abbie Livingston,
Rozsun, Julia Rossu1l, Kalman. Messrs. Hal
bert, Lou Wilkes. Tucker Hugh Halbert
Fs3ndIau, Undertake, Holbert. Bend, Mere
Lindeke, Jefferson, Kalman. Stewart. Whit,
man. Mailer. o'Brien. Lanpher.
Mr. and Mrs. w. P. CIough will give a
large arg reception Tuesday evening for Miss
The st. Paul German club will hold it's first
coalllon of The season at Elks' hail Friday
evening. The committee have made elaborate
preparations for the event and some unique
nSures Will be introduced.
A reception will be given at the Town
ana country club Thanksgiving afternoon
from to 5. concert programme will be
rendered by the St Anthony Hill orchestra.
Mrs. NJ. Shapiro of 1872 East Sixth
street al
East, was surprised Tuesday evening by a
large company of her friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Montgomery Of East Tenth
street. pleasantly entertained a number OF
their friends Thursday evening at their new
home. Among the participants were Mr.. and
Mrs. VIII Ellis, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. W. LIE Clair
Mr.. and Mrs La Due. Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Egan, Kalie Hays, Miss Mackey, of Portland.
Or; r. Smith Frank Bowlln. George Met
calf, Frank Williams and others.
! Mrs. Robert Grady entertained the ladies'
of Myrtle Temple No 2, Rathbone sisters, at
a thimb,e bee at her residence. On North
/ Lunch was served. Mrs. Grady was assisted
by Mrs. George l. Spencer.
Mrs W. c. Montgomery, of West Ninth
street, gave a military cinch party Tuesday
evening The guest of honor was Miss Alice
Hebron, OF New Richmond, Wis. Ten tables
were played. The decorations were principal
ly artistic arrangements of American and
Cuban flags. and the draperies were also
with red white and blue ribbons and tfny
hags were given instead of punching the
cards.
The hostess was assisted by Miss Rylie and
Miss Hebron. and Master Charley Newcomb
presided at the punch bowl. After refresh
ments were served delightful musical pro-
gramme was given by Mrs. Leslie Ruther-
ford, Miss Adah Rylie and Little Fiossle
Montgomery.
The guests were Mr. and Mrs f. B. Doran
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Rutherford. Mr. and
Mrs. c. Bamford, Mr. and Mrs. n. Bird. Mr..
and Mrs F. Bear ard Mr.. and Mrs. g. Gold
thrite. The Misses lyle Beib. Leolah
Thompson, Jessie Battelle. Agnes LeFcEe
Alice Newcomh. May Jensen, Eva Bear. Elsie
Bear, Messrs. John MeQuade, r. p. Strong
| Lloyd Hatton. ]: S. Kennedy. Dell Tussey.
LoTeh, John Woich. j. ". Riohardson nsfs >
Gcetz and e. Fahay.
,, Thos so successful in winning prizes we're
c. Bamford and J. Kennedy.
| Mrs. S. L. Sewall, OF Goodrich avenue gave
tea yesterday.
Miss Haw, of West Virginia and Miss Hall
! OF North Carolina. will be the guests al
honor at TEA tn be given Thursday by the
| Misses Lila Espy and Lucy Logan Cooper AT
at latter's home on Laurel avenue
Mrs. H. w. Fagley of Holly avenue, has
! issued invitations ,fOT a luncheon Friday Dec
?. in honor CT Mrs. Albert Moore and Mrs
Ernest Danson.
Miss Elizabeth Winter, OF Summit avenue
gave gave g ssrmsn Friday evening in honor of
tributed by Mesdames sturgis, W. ]. Dean
and smith The guests were; MAJ. and Mrs.
Hill, Maxheid, Driscoii, RiEelow. bancroft
De Coster, Auerbaeh, Ransom Stout Cutler
Newell, Finch, Smith, WRnzer, Livingston,
Messrs. Burns, Maxfeld BARKER, De Lano
HipelD flalr ufpla
Blakely, Bend, Stewart, Price, HolSert Hill
Cathcart. Denesre, Lindeke, Langfsrd, Flan-
2 40St. Thompson ~''elo'A' 0h''han' Of New
Mr.. and Mrs William NJ Trcziyufny cele-
brated their fortieth wsddiaK anniversary Fri
day evening at their residence on Summit av-
enue. The guests included members OF the
Ellsworth circle. Ladies OF the g. A r. and
other G. A. X, people. The rooms were dec
Grated with chrysRnfhsmums, roseE earna-
tions and palms The walls were hung with
by the host and hostess assisted by Mr.. and
Mrs. z. NJ. Chapron Mr. and Mrs George
P. Lyons, L. A. Webster, George Brookings
and Benjamin Irvine. Gen. Muehlberg in be
half Of the Ellsworth circle and the Union
Veterans Protective association. presented
Mr.. and Mrs. Trcziyulny with handsome tea
set. number OF ether handsome presents
were also received, among them ieweIry set
fortieth anniversary. A string orchestra fur
nished programme OF music during the
evening Nearly hundred guests were pres
ent
Miss Mae Stanton gave a dinner Tuesday
for her sister. Mrs. S. L: Stanton.
Edwin NJ. Wilson. entertained informally
Thursday evening for Miss McCully of 81
/ Louis. at his home on Iglehart street
DIR. and Mrs. Martel entertained AT dinner
| Monday evening for Mr.. and Mrs F. w
Wagner. of Spokane. Wash.
/
Miss Lightner, of Detroit. Mich. was the
| guest Of honor at a dinner given Thursday
/ evening by Mrs. ". H. Lghtner. of Summit
| avenue.
| Thursday evening the halls Of St Joseph's
/ academy resounded with sounds OF nerve
making, the occasion being the annual Senior
\ Junior reception. The Juniors were formally
received in the spacious parlors where the
dainty gowns Of the young ladies and the
! brilliant light created very pretty picture
| After the reception the teachers and young
I ladies repaired TO the assembly hall whers
| they were entertained by q we'll rendered pro-
] grsmme by Miss Pope, Miss De Lamere Miss
| Barrett, Miss Ohage Miss Twchy Miss Gun
! ningham. Miss Shell, Miss Smith, Miss Ger
| agility.
After a programme OF dancing dainty re-
! freshments were served by the seniors In the
/ dining hall. The programmes and dancing
| cards were shield-shaped, done IN green and
| gold, the @Se'' class colors which coiors pre-
1 dominated throughout the decorations.
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