The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-31

A very pleasant bus party was given by
Miss Carrie Christophel at George Perrys
pavilion, Lake Johanna, Sunday. Among
those who enjoyed the dancing, rowing and
other sports, were: The Misses Mamie Jor
den, Carrie Christophel, Lena Christophel,
Theresa and Leana Schumacher. Clara
SQuires, Lucy Henle, Clara Gelderman, Vina
Easel, Dora Miller, Mamie Scherfbillig. Edith
Nelson. Katie and Mary Mitsch, Josie Taylor,
Mamie LawleI and Annie Harris, Messrs.
George Sample, Albert Sheiber, Henry Chris
tophel, William Lesch, Vid Gadbout,
George Heck, Louis Smart, Robert Wenzel,
Joseph Barnie. Eddie Lucy, Eddie Burke,
George Mann, Hugo Heinemann, Patrick Gal
agher and Peter Leitner. All had most de-
lightful time. At $50 there was cake walk,
eight couples entering, won by Miss Mamie
Jorden and George Sample. Music was fur
nished by Moshofske's orchestra.
Miss Emily Kelly, Of Collins street, was
rendered a surprise party last Friday even
ing. The time was spent most pleasantly by
the young people present. Dancing was the
feature of the evening and refreshments were
served at u. Among the present were the
son, Wis. Hilma Johnson. Mabel Kripps, An
ME Walthers Nettie. Klecatsky, Lena L.
Mueller, Louise NJ. Pitra, Lillian johnson,
Margaret Humphrey, Carrie Osgard Kittie
Collier, Lena Foese, Emogene Christensen,
Nellie Faulkner. Annie Bartelheim. ZELDA
L. Fitzsimmons. and Messrs. w. NJ. Glen
simmons, T. o. Fitzsimmons AL Reedholm,
Theodore Colberg, James Coyne, Henry N.
Christophel, J.. A. Holmes, w: II. Schulz,
George ID. Davis, Frank Seidenkranz. James
H. Kelly. S. H. Foster.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stowell entertained the
members Of Star branch, Order Of the Iron
Hall, Monday evening at their home on Con-
way street. in honor of their past president,
James Morrow, who has BEEN absent from the
city for several months. An informal mus-
cal programme was given, after which Ice
cream was served on the lawn, which was
lighted with Japanese lanterns. Those pres
ent We're: Rev. and Mrs. w. w. Lewis, Mr..
and Mrs. A. e. George, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Morrow, Mr. ard Mrs. Frank R. George, Mrs.
Leigh Hirst. Miss Edith Morrow, Messrs. AL
beck, Grady, Schroeder and others.
The ladies of the First NJ. e. church gave
social last evening at the residence of
nue.. The rooms, porch and lawn were deco
rated and lighted. Those in charge We're
Mesdames Hawthorne. Goodman Leavitt, c.
D. Hayes Romer and Miss Young. Assisting
at the tables were Misses Amelia and Lydia
Koeng, Belle Morse, Nellie and Margaret
Carney, Helen jerks, Carrie Leayitt Edna
musical programme included numbers by
Miss Elizabeth Meachm, Mrs. c. D. Hayes,
Miss, Palmer, Miss Carrie Leavitt, w. X.
Randolph and Mrs. Goodman.
The young people of the Sacred Thirst So
cety gave large social Tuesday evening
at the Morgan residence on McBoal street.
The ladies in charge were: Mrs. E. A. Smith.
Mrs. Conway, Miss Ella Bell, Mrs McAyoy.
Effie McEvoy, Carrie McEvoy, Mrs. Maxson,
Kittie Connel, Carrie Maxson, Mrs. Churchill,
Mrs. linden. Mrs. Howe, Miss Helen Hurley.
Miss Mary Kiley, Miss Mary Rooney, Miss
Geneveve Haas, Miss Helen Garvin, Miss
Mary Smith, Miss Lizzie Smith.
Miss Marguerite Hilbert entertained friends
Friday evening at her home on West Third
street. for her sister, Miss Eleanor Hilbert.
The guests were Misses Katherine and May
Diamond. May Griffith Leola Thompson;
Messrs. Kuhn, Diamond, Clarence Taylor,
Lains, Burk and Mr.. Wilson. of Minneapolis.
Como Division No. 49, Ladies' Auxiliary to
the Order Of Railway Conductors, picnicked
Wednesday at Como. There was pro-
gramme of sports and races, Hugh Miller.
John Stapleton and James Mattimore acting
Judges.
Miss Jennie Reautele was surprised Tues
day evening by nearly 500 of her friends.
The young lady was invited to Oxford hall,
where she found them awaiting her. Prof.
Mozzara and Mrs. Schwemberger played for
dancing.
The lawn social given by Herman Maudehr,
Otto Schiemann and Henry A. Bertorse at
1884 Edgerton street Sunday evening, was
very enjoyable affair, about so couples being
present.
Miss Lohlker, of Pleasant avenue, enter
tanned the members of the Ash club and their
friends Thursday evening in honor Of J. P.
Keller, of Company B, Fifteenth regiment