The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-15

life have passed over the heads of Mr..
and Mrs. Max Frankel. and last even
ing they celebrated their silver we'd
ding anniversary, with dinner and
reception at their residence, on Mar
shall avenue. The house was trans
formed for the occasion into q perfect
bower Of floral beauty. Wreathings of
lycopodium vine hung from the chan
deliers and arches and were tWined
about the mantels. In the reception
room large palms were tastefully
grouped in the different hooks, and the
mantel in that room and the one in the
back parlor were banked with cut flow
ers and smilax. Pendant from the lat
ter there also hung a large wreath of
artificial silver leaves.
Tables were arranged in the two par
lors and the dining room. The decora-
lions were pink and green. Beautiful
center pieces of bridesmaids and Belle
Stebricht roses, pink carnations and
maiden hair ferns ornamented the
three tables.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max F'rankel, assisted
by their sons, Louis r. and Edwin M.
Frankel. received the guests Mrs.
Frankel was beautifully gowned in a
reception toilette of Persian silk, with
full vest of white satin, covered with
silver spangled net. The revers and
collar were Of duchesse lace
Among those present were: Mr. and
Mrs. Goodkind, Mr.. and Mrs A. Gutter
man, Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Guiterman,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. N. DAIMLER Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Regenthal, Mr.. and Mrs.
l. Rose, Mr.. and Mrs. D. Aberle, Mr.,
and Mrs. Charles Bechhoefer, Mr.. and
Mrs. I. Weld, Of Minneapolis: Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Nestheimer, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Herr, Mr.. and Mrs. Hascal G. FIsoh-
bein, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Lovenstein, Mrs.
H. Austrian, Mrs. B. B. Plechner. L,
K. Newman. R. B. Frankel, Mr. and
Mrs. j. Dittenhofer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frankel were the re-
c1pients Of many handsome gifts of sill
verware and cut glass
Mrs. Fred Athen was pleasantly surprised
at her home on Collins street, Thursday after
Artsl Mrs. John Holman. Mrs. George
Schneider Mrs NJ. Schneider, Mrs j. G.
sehmaeke. Miss Bone. Mrs. George School,
Mrs. Henry DAZZLE, Mrs. Julius Schubert and
Mrs. r. Iberg. OF st. Paul Park.
Friday evening the Green Room club gave
an entertainment for the benefit of the junior
class of the Humboldt high school, The club
orchestra furnished the music, and L. A.
Straight, director of the performance. read
paas Tti E Eye bis own ar1angement Of
was an admirable one.
The comedy. Mr. Rob-" was very we'll
given, the cast including: c. W. Miller Jr
as MT. Brown; w. H. Neal. as Philip Royson |;
Edith Q. Hammersly, as Aunt Becky; Miss
Edith +, Howe, as katherine Rogers; Miss
Lillian Lohlker, as Marion Bryant and Miss
Florence Lohlker, as Patty.
A fine exhibition of baton twirling wes
given between acts by Charles Pheeny
Mrs. P. H. Mullin, of 700 Burr street. enter.
tanned at cards Wednesday. Prizes were won
by Mrs. R. H. Seng, Mrs. John Hardy and
Mrs. E. Williams.
Mr. and Mrs Herman Seibert were agree
ably surprised at their residence, No. So Til
ton street, Friday evening. Cards were played
until 11:S0 O'Clock. after which an elegant
luncheon was served. Dancing was INDUCED
In until the wee small hours. when the crowd
dispersed, after spending a delightful even
Ing. Among those present were: Mr.. and
Hauser. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A1brecht Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph st. Jean, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Je jess rang Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gross, Mr..
Mozzarra, Mr.. and Mrs Chris Manthai, Mrs rs
NJ. Grusendorf, Messrs. Allan MacKinnon
FRANK Hahn, Lee Hauser. Fred Jessrang,
Math schweitzer. Charles Jessrang, Misses
GGri1iiey. Mary SCHROEDER, Emma Kiefer.
Sophie straka and Stella straka.
The International Social club has combined
with the 1dlewild Social club under the
name of the latter, and will hereafter occupy
rooms at s27 Park avenue.
The Manhattan Pleasure club will give
their eighth social hop ct Twin City hall,
Rice street and University avenue. Tuesday
night
Three bus parties will leave st. Paul Tues
day evening and will be Joined by party
from 9,5 Hastings and one from Mortified. All
Will puroceed to Rosemount where they will
be met by friends who will escort them to
Hyland's opera house. Here there will be
dancing and a general good time. Pepin's
orchestra will furnish the music.
Mrs. Cady Robertson. OF Fort Smelling,
Will entertain at dinner Monday in honor
of Mr.: and Mrs. Charles Groves, of Smelling.
who leave next week for the East, Mrs,
Robertson will be assisted by Mrs. Howard
Mooreland Pierson. Of Chicago, formerly
MISS Minnie E. Dav.tt. Of this city
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mcclure, of Dayton
avenue, have issued invitations for a party
to be given for their son, John H Mcclure
Friday evening.
The Clover Leaf Social club will give
card party and hop at Central hall Wednes-
day.
Division No. 4, Daughters of Erin, will give
hop at the Union Star Workman hall
Greenwood and State streets, Wednesday
Jan. IS.
Inc regular monthly meeting OF the Lewis
Malone Aver chapter, Children of the Amer
lean Revolution, will be held Friday after
noon, at $3.50 o'clock, at the home of the
president. Subject, Massachusetts, Bay
Colony and the Founding Of Salem and Bos-
ton"
The Riddle circle No. SS, Ladies' of the G.
A. R., have extended invitations to the pub
lie to their installation, which will occur
Wednesday evening at the hall, Fifth and
Robert.
Mrs. Alva A. Turner, department. secretary.
will have charge of the installation. The
programme Is made up Of papers by Mrs J.
R. White and Mrs. Sadie Sample, solo by
Mrs. Louis Wilson, a duet by Mr. and Mrs
B. Walker and address by Mrs Julia E
F. Lobdell, department president. Mrs. Nellie
Austin will present the charter.
Miss Lillian Wright has returned to Villa
Maria to complete her last term OF schooling
Mrs. e. A. Konantz will leave on Monday
evening next with her sister, Mrs Lyford, OF
Minneapolis for New Orleans and other
Southern points to be gone the balance of the
winter.
Q. A. Eggert. of Duluth, spent the latter
part OF the week with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. August Eggert, of Arcade street.
N. Hagstrum. of Hastings Bros & Go.
leaves for Chicago next Monday, where he
will reside.
Mrs. ]. F. Bishop of Tacoma, is visiting
her father, ]. w. Vars, at the Buckingham.