The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-22
DAYTON's BLUFF

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Miss Pearl Roth, of Bates avenue, en-
tertained a number of girl friends Satur-
day. her birthday anniversary, Those
present were the Misses Emma Case,
Lulu Shugaard, Esther Ross, Elizabeth
Miller. Annie Ryan, Helen Diether and
Florence. Smith.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Atlantic
congregational Church gave social in
the parlors Friday, evening. The refresh
Tnents We're in charge of Mrs. Charles
Austin. Mrs. A. E, George, Mrs. T. G.
Holmes and Mrs. Frank George.
About thirty -four pupils of the sev4hth
grade Van Buren, school, gave a sleighing
party Saturday evening. A supper was
served after the ride at the home of Carl
Weinhagen. of Bates avenue which was
followed by an informal dance.
A surprise was given Saturday evening
for Miss Nellie Howe by about twenty of
the members of st. Mary'S high school, it
being Miss Howe's sixteenth birthday an
niversary. Music and dancing formed the
evenings entertainment.
A dancing party was given Saturday
evening IN Foote's hail on East Third
street by the Nonpareil Card club. Last
evening the club met at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. A. P. Rotert. of Hudson avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Morris chaperoned
n party of young people at a sleigh ride
Thursday evening. An oyster supper was
served at Foote'S haIl on E. Third street.
There were twenty-four in the party.
Archie and Marion Duncan, of Hudson
avenue, entertained the Christian EN-
deavor Society of the Atlantic Congrega-
tional Church at d business and social
meeting Thursday evening.
The -Foresters' Club of the Sacred Heart
church gave an entertainment Wednesday
evening IN the hall on East. Sixth street.
John aMessenberg and j. AIostert had
charge OF the affair.
Mrs. NJ. Walsh, OF East Seventh street
gave a card party Monday evening. High
scores were made by Mrs. P J. Fheeney
Mrs; M. McKenna, Charles Lorrimer and
William Cannon.
The Milo. Athletic club will give an en-
tertainment Thursday evening, Feb. 2, in
their haH on Forest and Margaret streets.
There will be a musical programme and
athletic featS
The meetings of the Ladies' Aid Society
OF the 9Daytons Bluff German NJ e.
Church will be held in the church parlors
The hrst Wednesday in each month.
Mrs. Hoefer, Of East Third street. en-
tertained the Bon Ami Card club Satur-
DAY. Mrs. James Linden. Mrs. Fable and
AIRS. Hoefer made the scores.
A business meeting of the Ladies Aid
Society of the Daytons Bluff German
NJ. E. fcilprcf was held Thursday after.
noon m the church parlors.
Mrs. Berggren, OF Fauquier street, is
entertaining her sister, DR.. OConnor of
bismarck, district manager of the Nation
al Protective Legion.
N-IistItcS llSlldiS, MARIA avenue,
entertained Wednesday afternoon in honor
of her birthday anniversary. There were
twenty guests
Tho T. T. r. club was entertained
Thursday afternoon by Mrs Charles Cool,
at the nome Of MIs. e, NJ. Shut of FIRE.
mont street.
The Ladies' Aid Society of st. Johns
Catholic Church viii meet Wednesday aft
ernoon with Mrs. f. F. Slater, of Conway
street. si-st 80
Dr. and Mrs. George Binder. OF Bates
avenue. have been entertaining the Misses
Clara aud Mabel Bauer and Z. Bauer.
Mrs Alma Hinricks, of East Fifth
street, entertained Wednesday in honor of
the birthday of Naer daughter Helen
The Young Ladies Thimble Bee club
met Friday afternoon with Miss johanna
Holl, of Hoffman avenue.
Mrs Ernest Boxer. Of East Fifth street.
Is entertaining her brother, William
Meser, of Hastings. MINI.
The Elysian Euchre club will be enter
Iained Tuesday. Jan. 81. by Mrs. D. 3.
Hickey. of Ravine street
There will be an aH-day pentecostaI
meeting In the Bates Avenue M. E.
church tuesday, Jan. 81
The Boys Club of the Forest Street
mission met Thursday evening. Theo
Berggren was in charge
Mrs. Charles Lange OF Cable ayenue
EaNe & SIX o'clock dinner last Thursday
Jhere were ten guests
Mrs. Buck organized a Junior Christian
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