The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-25
SOCIETY ATE TURKEY
BUT 1T WAS NOT ENoucu mo
PREVENT OTHER
PLEASURES
C0TiLLI0N AT ELKs' HALL

Mrs. Perry H. Willard Gave a Ger
man for Her Daughter and Her
GueSts--StRndard Club Gave n
Delightful Entertainment
Dress Party of the Capital City
Cycle Club.
Mrs. Perry H. Willard gave a large
german in Elks' hall last evening for
Miss Willard, a debutante. and Miss
w ick, of Youngstown, O., and Miss
Cheatham, of Louisville, Ky.
Inc hall was arranged with plans and
mowers, and handsome cotilIion was
4ahced TO music by Danz' orchestra.
MRS. Willard and Miss Willard stood
win MISS Cheatham and Miss Wicks
were:
me me misses Stickney, the Misses Livingston.
MISS zone Miss Elsie Pope, the Misses Hill.
Mss Mss Iaylor, the Misses Stevenson, Miss
Bum, Miss Gotzan, Miss Tarbox, Miss Fine;
MISS Lila Finch. Miss Bend. Miss Appleton
Mss Johnston, Miss jefferson Miss Dough.
Miss Kalman e-'
pert Livingston, Hill, Finch, Corning. Dris-
cell, Bend. Timberlake, Kalman, Stewart.
PuInS' whitman, O'Brien, Bunker Lindeka
-1A"pief' F0rter and Others.
Or. Haas vice president of the entertain
men COMMITTEES of the Standard club, car
REQ out very successful surprise for tba
members of the club last evening in the ma
tpre OF an enjoyable entertainment, given in
the club hall. on jackson street
A varied programme entertained soma in
ciuo members during the earlier part of
the evening, after which there was a ban
quet and dancing. Sydney Henry of Min
neapolis, gave the greater part of the nro
gramme. furnishing an hour and a halF'a
amusement with clever lot of animatigra-
PHO pictures, showing scenes at the launch
ing OF the Illinois. the queens jubilee the
Inauguration OF Maj Mckinley, and other
interesting events aside from several views
of the ocean, some divers off the coast of
Honolulu ETC. The views We're the hest
seen in st. Paul so far. literary programmes
followed and then came some more rlechani-
calIy contrtved pictures.
Edward Austrian, the president. and Dr.
Haas, vice president Of the committee, were
in charge
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs
Ambrose Guiterman, Miss Guterman Mr.
and Mrs. B. F. Goodkind Leo Goodkind Mr.
and Mrs Dittenhoffer, Mr.. and Mrs Haas,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elsinger, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Mannheimer, Mr.. and Mrs. Stein, and others.
Capital City Cycle club entertained at a
full dress party last night in Cambridge hall
The event was one of the most enjoyable of
the e,, evening: Among the guests were:
Thompson, Byrnes Minneapolis; Giet, Hor-
man. Johnston, Kirby. Soul. Lohlker.
CCoguS' Root, Herbert, Fisher, Johnston.
Geib, Herue. Deter. Mueller.
Messrs. Ed Wilson. w F. Anthem, P. But
terman, AL. Eggert, D. Tussey e. Hamilton
Harry Gmehle, Thorpe, c. C. Thompson, Rob
Cook, Gus. Michaud. F. Rhetech, G. Cotton,
r. Solomon, Geo. Buck Irving Dugan, B.
Klrb " A .Wolterstortf; E. H. Payte Ed Rett.
Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. Donaldson.
A pretty Thanksgiving wedding occurred
at ha Of
johnson, Of 542 Canada street. The con-
tracing parties were Eugene w Drake and
MISS Clara Samson, and the ceremony. was
Central Presbyterian church. Only the
friends and relatives of the bride and groom
were present. Sam Lawyer oflciated as best
man and Miss Berta Beckwith, cousin Of the
bride was bridesmaid. Mss Bessie Snyder,
or Missouri played the wedding march.
of the toasts was:
Here's to the duck that swan in the lake.
Escaped the Hunter and was caught by the
The Ivy Leaf Dancing club gave a party
last evening in sherman hall.
Northern Lodge No 126. A. o. U. w. gave
a Thanksgiving ball and oyster supper last
evening in Hedmans hall.
Ed Herbst. of the Chicago & Alton gen.
eral Offices at Chicago, is spending few days
In the city, the guest of D. c. Gates. Of the
The marriage of Miss Johanna Johnson and
Bert Olson, Of Minneapolis occurred Monday
afternoon at the Merchants hotel Rev. w.
W. Lewis performed the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rolling Jr enter
tanned at dinner yesterday in honor of their
twenty-seCond wedding anniversary Among
the guests were Mr.. nd Mrs. George Bowman,
Mr. and Mrs. Stenfer, Mrs. II. Murphy and
Mrs. J. Femer.
Mrs. P. Ross, of North street, gave a child's
party yesterday afternoon for her daughter
Esther's tenth birthday. Those present
were Ethel Andrews, Dora lie May Gertrude
Bonny Florence Nelson, Harriet Noble Wini-
fred Hunt, Elizabeth and Margaret Henry.
Anna and Martha Noriden Agnes Stutzman,
Edna Shugard, Agtha Ross and Lulu Shu-
Mrs Ross was assisted by Miss Anna Ross.
literary and musical entertainment will
be given this evening in the Burr Street
Baptist church under the auspices of the
Sunday school. Charles Fairchild will be the
reader
Mr. and Mrs Fred Korfhage, of East
Fourth street, entertained at dinner yesterday
Howard Lake The ether out of town guests
were the Misses Jessie and Mile Streech OF
Renvile. MINI.
The euehre for the benefit Of the organ
fund that was TO have taken place at the
Yestry rooms Of Mount Zion Temple Friday
next will be given Wednesday. Nov 30, at
o'clock at the Standard club.