The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-06
LOOKING BACKWARD.

A number of the friends Of Ed Hasse of
Tuscarora avenue, gave him a pleasant sur
prise Tuesday evening. The evening was spent
in progressive euchre dancing and singing.
Among those present We're: Misses V. Zach
mann, NJ. Echler, c. Halter, l. Saulter, L..
Orbin. NJ. Lauer, w. orbin: NJ. Albrecht, NJ.
Tschida A. Haase, A. Ruciser, r. Hammer,
B. Leirich, Mrs. A. Hasse. Mrs. ]. Friedman,
Mrs. c. Koch, Victoria Koch, N. Goblierch,
J. Eichler, A. Halter. FIR. Koch, w. Knob
loch r. Zachmarn, NJ. Whitman, j. Tschida,
j. Kincz, / Rucisen, w Haag, G. Hunt, I.
Hunt G. Gobiers, A. Haas, j. Friedman,
c. Koch, J. Heller, T. Sauter.
A surprise party given for Miss Alice
Passavant by her friends last evening. Those
present were: Della Silverstein, Lizzie
Hamper, Alice Leithhouser, Minnie Leith-
houser, Sadie Mcleod, Jennie Nelson. Grada
Brache. Jessie Patterson. Anna Schultz, Pearl
Glockner Lizzie Rishard, Hilda Kunz, Edith
Dickhudt, Agnes Dickhudt Willie Schroeder,
Arthur Rouse, George Conrad, Albert Clock
ner. Garlic Brache, Stanley Mcleod. Harvey
Mcleod, George Patterson, Teddie Kirk, Ar
thur Nelson, Godfrey Pearson, David Jacobs.
Miss Lola Keller was pleasantly surprised
by her young friends Thursday evening, at
her residence, 95 East Eleventh street. The
evening was passed very enJoyably with
games and dancing Refreshments were
served at 11:3O. The guests were: The Misses
Irene Davis, Katharine Stoughten, Dorothy
Nunnaly, Maud and Selma Rothschild. Essie
Golfer, Grace Kendrick and Lillian Keller, and
the Messrs. Matthew Cook, Harry and Louis
Rothschild, Arthur Brazille Louis Zahoni and
Sidney Hertzberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Curtioe, Of Iglehart
street were surprised by friends Wednesday
evening on the occasion of their thirty-nnth
marriage anniversary. The evening was spent
in music. dancing and cards, after which re-
freshments were served. Among those pres
ent were: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Towne. Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar Chadsey, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Baker, Misses MoClung. Burgess, Schroeder,
Kearney, Cecyl Chadsey. Messrs Bisch, Spen-
Ger and Rask.
Mr.. Streab was pleasantly surprised at his
home, 300 East ROBBIE street, by twenty OF
his friends. The evening was spent with
dancing and an informal musical programme,
piano duet by Miss Hooper and Miss Morgan
violin and piano duet by Robe and Mildred
Streab.
| Mr.. and Mrs. James NOLAN, of 1914 West
Fillmore avenue entertained the Fillmore Az
| enue Cinch club Wednesday evening. Prizes
were won by Miss Ketchum, Richard Hunts
man, John Burns. Mrs Huntsman will en-
terrain the club next Wednesday evening.
| Marshall Mills was rendered a surprise al
| his home on Rondo street Tuesday evening
by party of friends, who came prepared tt
| bank, Mr.. Lyons, Miss Emma McElroy an6
Miss L. Cole.
| Mr.. and Mrs. David L. Curtice 80 Iglehart
street. were delightfully."- surprised by mum.
| Der Of their friends on Tuesday evening, the
| thirty-ninth anniversary Of their marriage.
| pleasant evening was spent with cards and
| dancing.
Mrs. e. H. Tubbesing gave a surprise party
for Mrs G. F. Tubbesing, of East Eight
street, Wednesday, the occasion being hel
| SEVENTEEN birthday.