The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-02
DAYToN,s BLUFF.

surprise party was given Wednesday
afternoon for Mrs r. Budd, of Mendoza
street, by the members of Prosperity
Camp No. 1884, Royal Neighbors Of
America. Mrs Budd, who will go to
Minneapolis to reside. was presented
with handsome lodge pin. Among the
guests were: MeSdameS- Flanagan, Atch-
ley Giles, Jones, Kilmartin, O. M Scott,
Blank, Hishon, Wyland, Bandemere,
Weber, Fletcher, Hunter, F. w. Plondke,
Percy Foote and Pagel.
Mrs William Won Deyn, Bates ave-
nue., entertained Wednesday evening for
the birthday of her son VIII. Assisting
Mrs. Won Deyn were: Mrs Charles Vein
hagen, the Misses Anna and Bertha See
ger and ID Alice All o y9n Dsyn NJ The guests
Edward Pardee. Charles Townsend,
Charles Lacy, George Lee and Gilbert
Henry.
Prosperity Camp No. 1884. Royal
Wednesday evening. There will be in
itiation exercises and refreshments will be
served ~ visiting lodge membres.
Mrs; ". A. Johnson entertained at a
tnimble Dee Monday. The guests were the
Misses Stella Gill, May and Belle Stevens,
Ruth and Eff1e Hosmer, Sophie Johnson,
and H. G. Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wilcox and Miss
WILCOX, who are en- route from Europe
to Broadlawn, N. D., were guests of Mrs.
Belle Kelly.
The Misses Burkhard entertained at
luncheon Friday, for Miss Little, of Den
yer, Col. Ferns and cut flowers were the
decorations.
Miss Clotilde Brink, Miss Ella Muench.
and Miss Katherine Brook, were guests
during the week of Miss Rita Kendall,
of Anoka.
Mrs. Samuel Brant gave dinner Tues
day evening in honor of the birthday of
her husband and her grandson, John
Brant
The Uno Zoo Wee club gave a linen
shower Saturday afternoon for Miss Anna
Barber, at the home of Miss Agnes Holl
Miss Florence Pfeifer entertained the
B. B. B. Club of the Dayton's Bluff Ger
man M. +. Church Friday evening.
Mrs II. H. Hayward entertained the
Home Mission Society of the Bates Ave-
nue. NJ. E. Church Wednesday.
Mrs William Densmore will entertain
the Ladies' Aid Society of the East Pres
byterian Church Tuesday.
Mrs. Fred Spoerhase. who visited her
sister. Mrs. Charles Holmes, returned
Saturday to New UIm.
Wednesday for Miss Anna Barber, at her
home at Birch Lake.
Mrs Eugene Hubbell and family, have
returned from Clearwater, where they
spent the summer.
Grace Brownson. have returned from
Portland, Ore.
Mrs. o. w. Scott, of Chicago, who WIS.,
tied relatives on the bluff, left Tuesday
for Chicago
Miss Minnie wetmore, who visited Mrs.
Robert H. Deebach, left Sunday for
Barre, VT.
Mrs. II. D. Page, of Blue Earth city.
who visited Mrs. A. P. Rotert, has re-
turned
Mrs Charles Fontaine and Miss Hazel
Fontaine have returned from Huthchin-
son.
Mrs. D. Moanck, the guest of Mrs. VIII
liam Boyd, has returned to Madrid. 10.
Miss Freda Nauman has returned from
Window, where she spent the summer.
Mrs. GustaVe Willius entertained in
formally Thursday for her birthday.
Mrs. John Lawrence is entertaining
Miss Louise Lawrence of Madison.
Miss Ida Nav, of Young America, is a
guest of Miss Thekla Bueckling.
Miss Taylor, of Boston, has been visit
Ing her sister, Mrs. John Gordon
Mrs. Edward Strate left Monday for a
visit in Chicago and Aurora, Ill.
Miss Little. a guest of the Misses Burk-
hard, left Saturday for Denver.
Miss Ada Henry is entertaining Miss
Marie Green, of Grand Forks.
The Misses Ethel and Margaret Ball
spent the week at Four Lakes.
Mrs. E. o. Brooks and family will go To
Marshalltown. To-. to reside.
Mrs. William Meyer, of Sheldon, To-,
visited Mrs j. Arrian
Mrs. Casey and Miss Casey have re-
turned from Minnetonka.
Mrs. Charles TisdaIe entertained friends
from Prescott, Thursday.
Mrs. John Gordon and Miss Helen Cor
don are at Chicago
Mrs. Matthews and Mrs. Louis Fay, left
Saturday for Amboy.
Mrs. James Mattimore spent part of the
week in Hastings.
Miss Eva Miller has returned from a
Mrs. tG3ilke, of Eau Claire, visited Mrs.
Frank Stewart
bluff friends.
Mrs. Leslie Parlew left Monday for
Boston.