The Saint Paul globe., 1899-02-26
THE PAST.

Mr.. and Mrs. L. {. Flood, York street
celebrated the twelfth anniversary of their
marriage Wednesday evening. Progressive
euchre played prizes being won by Mrs
NJ. Flood, Mrs. Mevelen, Mrs. Carey. Mr.
Sandberg. Mr.. Kemp, MIR. c. Bean. After
refreshments were SsrVed Miss Mamie Pendy
present were: Mir. and Mrs. CoSgrove Mr.
and Mrs. Kemp, MIR. and Mrs Carey, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. Flood, Mrs. p. II. Floody Mr.
and Mrs. Tierney, Mr.. and Mrs. Ahern, Mr.
and Mrs. Morrison, Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan, Mr.
and Mrs Deitch, Mr.. and Mrs Bonar, Mrs
p Nadeau, Mrs Brink, Mrs. Merelen, Mrs
Sandberg, Mrs. Ferriless, Mrs. Tompson Mrs
c. Bean, of Atwater; Mrs. J. Heibal, OF
Hutchinson; Mrs. J. Stocking, of Hutchinson
Miss BealS Miss Flood. the Misses Bartons
Miss Church. Miss Kyle Mr.. Coalt, Mr.. Rad
lea Mr.. Paris, Mr. c. Bean Mr.. F. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. August Dahms were pleasant
ly surprised last Wednesday evening at their
home on Carroll street. The occasion was
their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary They
were the recipients Of many handsome gifts,
among which was beautiful silver service.
The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. |. Dickman
OF Cannon Falls Mr.. and Mrs. A Groehler
Mr. and Mrs. Asmusson, Mr.. and Mrs H.
Stiehm. MIR. and Mrs. Rhoy, Mr.. and Mrs
Rohleder, Mr.. and Mrs. BaTfuss, Mr.. and Mrs
Zimmerman, Mr.. and Mrs. Breher, Mr.. and
Mrs. Book Mr.. and Mrs. Buschman Mr.
and Mrs. William JuGs. Mr.. and Mrs Hart
let Nj. and Mrs. Artz, Dr. and Mrs. Binder.
MIR. and Mrs. c. knauff. Mr.. and Mrs Erd
man. Miss Beckman, Miss Rittle Miss Stfehm
MISS GlbtNltT ana MISS SNltl, MI. llckmaQ.
Mr. Bhoy, Horton. Mr. Ri;tle, Mr.. Friellng,
Mr.. Peters, Mr.. +. kletzin. of Minneapolis
and H. Damn, of AnoEa.
Harry Huntsman, OF PA Grove street. was
surprised by a large number of his friends
Tuesday evening The surprise was given In
honor OF his 23d birthday. Progressive cinch
was played prizes being won by Laura Hunts
man Lanra rhalheimer, Harry Lundburg,
Arthur Chapdeiane supper was served by
Mrs. Ketchum and Mrs Huntsman Music
Tor the dancing which followed was furnished
by the Happy -Four Mandolin club Those
present were: Mrs J. Huntsman, Mr.. and
MIS- j. Nahan. Mir. and Mrs. Yetter. Mr.
and Mrs. Chapdelane. Mr. and Mrs Eichorn
Mr. and Mrs. Ke;chum, Miss Laura Talheim-
Miss Laura Huntsman. Miss Rose Keller.
Mis- Stella Charde,ane, Miss Josephine Hunts
man, Harry Lundberc, Arthur Chapdelane,
B HuntSmap, Fred ketchum Richard Hunts
man. W. Wallace
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Broscht gave Martha
washington party Wednesday evening at their
nome on Fuller street. Cards were played,
Ioiiowed by music anc dancing. Those pres
ent We're; Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Defeld Mr.
ana Mrs. F. c. Haupt Mr. and Mrs. r H.
Iory, Mr; and Mrs. A. c. Feise As. and Mrs
MI and Mrs w. o. Zimmerman Mr.. and
Mrs. W. Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Freder-
icks; Mr.. and Mrs. Louis LAUDER. of Min
neapoiis; Mrs. Anthony Dewitt and dauchtgr
Miss Kate Metzdorf, Miss Josie Morath' Miss
Labmiller Ed Morgan. Mai Feise renre-
seHted George Washington in full costume
"e Iauis WtIe al cFeSSeC in Martha Wash
ington style A
The little girls cf the Red. White and Blue
cross league gave their second annual fancy
dress party, in celebration of Washington' :
DTthtay, ye I'd Of " month of February in
iron nail Sixty children and about thirty
oI their elders witnessed the frolc. Amons
the little People were Gen and Lady wash.
ington. with staff. Betsy Ross presented ye
uaS, Nhhe ye people ioinsd in We chorus q,
columbus, ye grand march and We minuet
Ihere were colonial danes, gypsies and ned
riding Hoods. Uncle Sam was seen soc:aI1y
making hands with Columbia fairy queens
The Twentieth Century History circle mel
FRIDAY afternoon with Mrs. O. j. REYNOLDS
o. Paramount avenue. Shakespeare's nios
King John" was discussed Mrs SauIdaSys piay
read paper on Worcester Cathedral - Vrs
l. ). Morgan 5 paper was entitled "A Pa
nous ITO She told something of the 1ivas
Di the three noted women OF King Tohn,s
rneish' Eleanor, Blanche, of CASTLE, and the
IrthcesS Alice. Miss Willis read a paper on
The Pendulum OF Irony" i'm which sbe
c!eVefly discussed the struggles of the two
prominent parties OF those times
ara turks. The Red, White and Blue Cros.
lFasue mas about % members, VINO have beer
earnest helpers in Red Cross work. and for :
NUMBER OF years have visited the moor uttt
their hands and arms fun of eonS T0, Inv WI, III
lIe oiacers are: President, Helen Ncivor
Sscretdry Ella oJhnson; treasurer Hath
INK chaplain Julia Johnson: marshsis
Cara Elsner and Edna Heaton; orator Mar.
guerlLe buecklng; musicians Ella snow
lisa Propst. hllda Northman and Nav RanL
Mr., and Mrs. T. r. Kane. Of fba coionnasA rnasIh
al d"Seu surprise party Friday evening fo,
MISS Kate robertson, Miss Moore and MI,
mcintyre, or the Colennade During the f3rs
Iart Oh the evening progressive euchre was
prayed, prizes being wen by Miss Rarigan
MI Morgan Mr.. Dellafeld and Mrs. Nc.