The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-22

Beauty roses. -'''n
Miss Emily Picha-White organdie, red
roses.
Mrs. Charles Pusch-Black satin, diamonds
Miss Else Muehlberg-Black lace over blue
silk, pink roses.
silk.
Miss Olga Van Wold-White null, yellow
| roses.
| Miss G. Kohl-organdie over pink satin,
pink roses.
Miss H. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES gown, violets.
| can Beauty roses.
Mrs. Goldtnrite-Blue nuns yelling, white
| sash.
| Miss NJ L. Bartlehem-White organdie over
| yellow tafeta, American Beauty roses.
| MRS. G. c. Bennett-Black satin.
MISS Bennett-Tulle over blue silk, Ameri-
| can Beauty roses.
Mrs. Bunker-Figured organdie carnations.
| Miss Eva Jaynes-White organdie over pink
| Miss Jaynes-Pink silk carnations
Miss Sloan-White null with chiffon trim
Mrs. E. D. Walker White Swiss, pink
| roses.
Miss ID2orgeloh.,,white organdie. roses.
/ Miss Meier-White organdie.
Miss Cora Bohn-Figured organdie
Mrs. A. l.. Graburn-White silk, elder trim
mings, roses.
| chiffon over rose silk
Others present were:
Mr. and Mrs. Beaudin, George W. Simon.
| ID. w. Van Week. w. B. Simon, W. l.. Tim
berlake. G. T: DAILY NJ A. Price. A. A. Nc
Kay. D. Thomas. A. E. Nugent, A. c.
Grant, w. c. Montgomery, o. c. Thieband,
! w. Laidlaw, T. c. Fernald Jr.. James D. Hy-
land, John Whtmaack Otto Dreher, Waslen
Hag 2il E. A RinSwald, G. S. Adams. Edwin
| ]. Bishop. ]. H. Ferguson, William Peter,
Carl Slocum. Frank NJ. Lemon, C. c. Town
send and E. c. Worley.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. Howe, assisted
by Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Ramberg, enter
tanned the White Flyer Cycle club at
their home, 438 Stryker avenue,
Wednesday evening, Jan 49, Cards
and music were the features of the
evening, and an enjoyable time was
had. Those present were J. E. Linde-
burg, president; A. G. Berg. secretary;
M. L. Gotham, treasurer; P. D. Neff,
captain; c. N. Wallow, lieutenant; Miss
| G. Young. A. M. Gotham, Miss M Nc
Ohll. A. W. Henchel, Miss c. Granda,
M. A. Neair. Miss A. Arorah, Mr..
Stubs. Miss F. M Howe, Mr. and
Mrs Neff Mr.. and Mrs. Berg, Miss D.
Lang. Miss Stall.
Mr. and Mrs Schneider were ten
dered a surprise by their friends
Wednesday evening. Progressive eu-
chre was INDUCED in until IL o'clock,
after which lunch was served. Those
present were Mr. and Mrs II. J. Pc
ters, Mr.. and Mrs. Ramberg, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lange. Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Hanft. Mr.. and Mrs. Vollmer, Mr. and
Mrs. Schneider, the Misses Lange, and
Mr.. Miller and Mr.. Vollmer Jr.
|
The st. Paul Concordia society will
| celebrate its twenty fourth anniversary
! at Mozart hall tonight. An excellent
| concert programme has been arranged
for the occasion. which is as follows:
D's Male ot chorus. concordia Ar'n0iz
| May Pleasures - ......M. Won Weinzierl
Male chorus. Concordia
o oAInine Horn ArransdG IA A. Hi MSia
A. Jurka and Carl and Rosie Jurka.
Soprano solo go: Miss Bertha Enderlen
vine 1n t SSon gonntsiDi from the Opereta
60. A: Fritsche. v. Platte, H voges
Farewell to the Forest" ....:...... .Klauer
Male chorus, Concordia
Soprano solo ....... Miss G. Nachtshei elm
| Male chorus, Concorda.
Selection from the opera, The Forest
Miss Bertha Enderien Miss G. Nachts f4dsfi
| ''Wine March 800. Aug. Kern
Male chorus. Concorda i
Admission tonight will be by in
vitation or cards. which can be OBJ
| tanned from any of the members, The
society will again present, by request
| the three-act opera "Valida," Tuesday
evening, Feb. %, Washington's birth
| day. Active rehearsals are now going
on for this event under the direction
| Of Prof. II. w. Harmsen.
Mrs: sprague, of Holly avenue. gives
a saltwater" tea Monday, entertain
ing only Saltwater people.
Mrs. Scott Young entertains this
evening at the Elmswood for Mrs
Walker, of Duluth. Mrs. Walker Is
visiting Mrs. c. e. Bean.
Mrs. Charles w. Koehler, of Port
land avenue, entertains Tuesday.
Mrs. J. B. Tarbox entertains at
! luncheon today for Miss Andrews, of
| Cleveland.
Mrs. Thad c. Jones entertains at eu-
chre this evening.
Miss Lillian de Coster, of. Summit
| avenue, gave a luncheon yesterday
| Miss Auerbach was the guest Of honor
Mrs. George B. Young, Of Summit
! avenue, gives luncheon today for
Mrs. Fitch, of Rockford, Ill.
| The third German club cotillion
comes OIL FRIDAY evening IN ElkS nail
Mrs A B. Stickney entertained fifty
| young people at a dancing party last
| evening for Miss Jean Stickney and
| Miss Allen.
| Miss Rowland entertained the w. R. B. P.
| Euchre club last evening at the home of DR.
and Mrs. H. C. Johnson, East Winifred street.
A social was given last evening by the
! young people Of the House Of Hope in the
| church Darlors.
The Young Christian Soldiers of ST. Glenn
| ent'S Church meet in the church this morn
| ing.
! The Thaddeus Maltby chapter of the Chill
| dren of the Revolution meets this morning at
| half-rast 10 o'clock at the Home OF the Friend
1 less.
| Master Warren Strong gives party for little
| folks this afternoon.
| Mrs. ]. W. Hathaway. of Holly avenue. en-
| tertained the Economy Whist club yesterday.
| Miss Cecil White has gone to Burlington
! for a two weeks visit. She will be maid Of
honor at friends wedding next week.
The Ladies' Study class met yesterday with
| Mrs. Stoddard. Mrs. Hawkins read a paper
| on Louis XIV. and Marie Antonette Mrs.
Johnson read paper on the French Revolu-
| ton, and Mrs. A. B. Lewis on the Bastile.
| Mrs. Morrisey's paper was on Voltaire.
An all-day work meeting was held yester-
| day by the Ladies' Aid Society of Christian
| Church with Mrs. R. F. Eldridge, of College
| avenue.
At the meeting of the w. F. NJ S. of
| Dayton Avenue Church, yesterday, letters
from Rev. S. L. Ward, of Persia, were read,
| and Miss Joy gave reading.
| The Victorian History class met yester-
day with Mrs. Fagley of Holly avenue.
The Friday circle met with Mrs. John