The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-04

A military euchre was given Friday
afternoon by the Misses Rossum at
their home on Nelson avenue for MISS
Woolsey, of Alabama. All the Details
were of a military nature. Miss Pelton
and Miss Esmond, Of Minneapolis, and
Miss Waters, of Kansas City. assisted.
Miss Woolsey. Miss Carr, Miss Pope
and Miss Hanney won prizes, The
guests were Miss Wagner. Miss Har-
rington, Miss Waters, Miss Pelton,
Miss Brooks, Miss Glover, Miss Es-
mond, from Minneapolis; Miss McDon-
aid, from Louisville, Ky; Miss Chand-
Ter, from Chicago; Miss Smith, from
York Pa; Miss Bend, Miss Carr, Miss
O'Brien, Miss Kalman. Miss Rhodes.
Misses Appleton. Miss Nicols, Miss
Teasdale, Miss Stickney4 Miss Saun-
ders. Miss Willard, Miss Perkins,
Misses Messner, Miss Hubbell, Miss
Metcalf, Miss Hanney. Miss Page, Miss
Pope Miss Mcbride. Miss Lanpher,
Miss Muir, Miss Holman. Miss Smith.
Miss Grant, Misses. Finch. Miss Ban
croft. Miss Allen. Miss Johnson, Miss
Bush, Miss Horn and Misses Borup.
The lecture room of Dayton Aven6e church
was at least cool place in all the intense
heat of Friday, and a delightful little after
noon tea and business meeting was there
held by the Ladies' Aid society, of the
church
Nearly every member of the society was In
dainty white or light colOred attire and
pleasant discussion Of plans for the coming
season was followed by ices and cake and
an informal discussion of unfinished business
One Of the important matters before the So
Clety was the annual pastors reception the
last Of this month. The pastor is away on
vacation in the safety Of the back woods
and liberties have been taken with his study
about which he cannot possibly know anything
till his return. 4 new parquet floor has been
a
sprung on him. Mrs. Prouty will entertain
the Aid society at tea Thursday week, at $50
o'clock.
The society has recently been presented
with check for $1oO and fine new gas
stove.
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The pupils of Miss Mary E. Boedghelmer
assisted by some 81 her friends, gave q very
enjoy28.s recital Wednesday evening. The
, 2Ds&ins numbers were piano solos by Miss
Miss Marie Lux. Dudley Bucks ''Salve Re
gina was sung by Miss Theresa Miller Miss
Miller has rich contralto voice Of consd-
cradle volume. The Obligato for the ''Salve
Regina" Wes Played by Ernest Lux, who also
played De BeTiCt's Air Varie" A number
deserving special mention IS De KoVen's bal
lad My Love is Like the Red, Red Rose"
sung by Miss Mae Traverse. The programme
was varied during the evening by several
Tecitatioas by Miss Clara Murphy and Miss
Frances NcQuade. trio for violin, flute and
piano played by Ernest Lux, n. Lux and
Miss Marie Lux closed the recital.
Miss Gertrude Curl Gum and Dr. NJ Rus
gel Wilcox, were married in Toledo Sept. l.
Miss Gum is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Clark 3. Gum. The young couple left i'm
at home after Oct 10. Mrs Wilcox is well
known In Toledo society circles. DR.. Will
cox is demonstIator Of physiology at the uni
versity
Miss Nellie Finch save a dinner at the
Town and Country club last evening for Mr..
and Mrs. Clinton Hersey.
Mrs. John Harris, Of Chicago. entertained
the Fudge club at eUclre Friday afternoon
at the UIham residence cn Summit avenue.
Miss Edna Walker and Miss Ethel Brown
gave a lawn party Friday evening at the
formers home on Ashland avenue.
The engag ement Of Brooks Henderson and
Miss AnnabeI Wheaton was announced last
week. The wedding takes place this month.
Miss Alice Woodman gave a luncheon Fri
day at her home on Lincoln avenue.
Miss Alice Thorne, of Dale street, gave IN
informal card party Friday evening for Miss
Mace, Of Chicago.
Miss Lydia Muller, of Martin street, was
surprised by fifty of her friends Friday even
ing. A string orchestra furnished music FIR
dancing. Mrs. Muller received the guests,
assisted by Miss Frankie Mul:er and Hiss
Laura Mcdonald.
Miss Rosa ". Dusel, of Buffalo, N. Y, was
the victim Of a surprise Thursday evening"
given al the home of Leopold Hauser, S54
Sibley street, where she IS visiting A very
pleasant evening was spent. There was
dancing and singing. The lawn WAS decorated
with japanese lanterns. Among those pres
ent were Miss Rosa NJ. Dusel and Mrs. NJ.
Gunselman, of Buffalo, n. Y.;,.Mr. aud Mrs.
st. Jean, Mr.. and Mrs. 4. e. Davit, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. NJ. Hauser, Mr.: and Mrs. H. E.
Seiberl, Mr. and Mrs. r. A. Haus9r, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. NJ. Jorgenson, Mrs. Woo6head Mary
Schroeder, Katie Rebholz, Alice Kaefe, Geor-
gia Christ Mile Hauser, Mary freacy. Miss
Kiefea, Berthe Roundy, Lou McCauley, Miss
Laducke, Anna Grotte, Lais McQuillan, +. W.
Jessralg r. R. Hauser. t. J. Ham, Frank
Wheeler, Charles Harding. l.. y. Hauser.
Harley Sherry, T. A. Setback, Christ Manthia,
John Jackson, J. NJ. Schweizer. Joe Kerwin.
Charles Weld, NJ C. Schweizer, L. McKin-
nC@.
The engagement of Miss GUsta Rothschild
sister OF Mrs, Dave Simon and N. L. RnthS
child, to Samuel Pfaum is announced.
Miss Kathrine MOhaUpt entertained q num-
Der of her friends Wednesday evening at her
home on York street.