St. Paul daily globe., 1885-07-19

A reception was rendered Will n. M0f-
hit and bride on Friday evening at the res
idence of DIR. Moffitt, 1914 Linden avenue.
About fifty people were present. Dancing
and cards furnished amusement and about
IL o'clock the party sat down to tempt
ing supper spread by May.
Miss WenOnah Stevens, daughter of Ed
ward a. Stevens. was married in Boston
on Thursday to Charles Brazier. The
young couple will visit Minneapolis, and
will make their future home in Boston.
Prof w. J. Decker of the university and
Miss Elsie Lyall were married ON Tuesday
evening at the home of the bride in South
east Minneapolis. Mr.. and Mrs. Decker
have gone east on a wedding trip.
Complete arrangements have been made
for the fair for the benefit of the new Cath
Ole orphan asylum, which will continue
through the week, beginning the first Mon
day in September.
The ladies of All Saints parish gave an
Ice cream social on Tuesday evening at the
residence of Mrs. McDougall. 2.OS2 Port
land place, for the benefit OF the rector.
The Third UniversaliSt church gave
festival ON Thursday evening at the resi-
dence of II. j. Harding, No. 2727 NicOllet
avenue.
Mrs. J. ". Mcdonald entertained
small party of friends on Wednesday even
ng at her home on Fifth avenue south.
Mrs. p. ID. Mcmillan, sos Tenth avenue
southeast, gave tea party to a score of
friends on Wednesday evening.
Mrs S. F. O'NeiIl. 600 Fourth avenue
south, gave pleasant evening entertain
ment on Wednesday evening
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picncked at Lake Harriet on "Wednesday,
spending very pleasant day.
Mrs. S. ID. Morrison, SO15 Second street
north, entertained a'large church social ON
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. William Phelps, 124 Sixteenth
street south, entertained at a O'Clock tea
on Friday evening.
Rev. S. V. S. Fisher, 21S1 Lake street.
entertained the Vine church social on
Thursday evening.
At Park Avenue Presbyterian church on
wednesday evening a church sOciable and
festival was held.
Mrs. G. w. Small. at her home on Ridg-
wood avenue, entertained tea party ON
Friday evening.
Mrs. C. A. DOlliver, 1916 Chicago ave
nue., gave an informal reception on Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. c. F. Bernard, 1415 Vine place. en-
tertained dozen friends on Monday even
ing.
The Baptist church held a social at the
Adams school building on Wednesday even
ing.
PERSONAL POINTS.
o. d. WetmOre and daughters. Misses
Maud and Mabel, formerly of St. John, n.
b., but now of Chicago, are guests of Mr..
and Mrs B. Beveridge at No. 40 ROyalston
avenue for 4 few days.
Misses Clara and Freddie Summers. who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Schlessin-
ger at No. sos Eighth street south, have re-
turned 10 their home in Green Bay, Wis.
Miss frankie Graham. Miss Bessie HUI
Ian of Brainerd, also Miss Katie Lavell of
ST. Paul, are visiting Mrs. L. Ii. Austin at
S27 Sixth street south.
Last Wednesday w. d. Washburn AMI
family were registered at the Hotel d'Amer-
ique, at Paris, and David Blakely was at
Amsterdam.
Mr.. c. F. Williams and family have re-
turned from Alexandria, Mimi, and are
domiciled at their home on Fifteenth street.
Mrs. J. a. Hilliker and two daughters re-
turned yesterday from Rochester, Minn.,
where they have been spending six weeks.
Mrs. ST. John of Toledo has returned
home. after spending month with her sis
ter. Mrs. Murray, 712 Oak Lake avenue.
Mrs. James Malcolm and Mrs. G. C. Bell
of Baltimore, mother and sister of DIR. ID.
Malcolm, are his guests at the West.
Mrs. \. B. Chamberlain and F. A.
Bishop have been called to the bedside of
their sick fathers at Cleveland.
Judge Harper, COrruma. Mich. is the
guest of his sister. Mrs. y. C.. Chapman,
553 Sixth avenue north.
Mrs. Brennan and Mrs. Robinson of De
troit are guests of Mrs. B. +. Butler, No.
2S09 Pleasant avenue.
Miss Tenney of Washington city is the
guest of Mrs. W. NJ. Tenney, No. 1900
Second avenue south.
Rev. Walden and bride have returned
from the East and are at their new home,
4 Tenth street south.
Mrs. John Douglass and Miss Annie
Stevens have gone TO the White mountains
for the summer.
Supt. ID. w. Sharp, the new street rail-
way superintendent, has brought his wife |
from Brooklyn.
Mai. Merrill and wife have returned to |
Brooklyn after pleasant visit with Mime |
apOlis friends.
Miss Louise L. Jones of Ithaca. Y. Y. is |
a guest of Miss Helen Crocker, 1906 Fourth |
avenue south.
Mrs. S. d. Hamilton has gone to spend |
the summer at Calais, Me-, and in New |
Brunswick.
C. c. Schultz. wife and daughter will be |
home next week after two years wandering |
in Europe.
W. S. Booth had as a guest last week
Hon. J. A. Leonard, United States consul |
at Calcutta.
Mr.. William H. Wood and wife of Ida |
county. Iowa, were in the city on a visit |
yesterday.
De Witt C. De Forrest, late of Rensse-
laer, y. Y, has come to make Minnea polls |
his home.
Mrs. \. F. Floerkey, Miss Pauline Floer-
key and sisters, have gone to Beloit, Wis, |
on a visit.
VIII Il. Molfitt has brought his bride from |
Lancaster, Tex, and will reside in Min |
Mrs. s. A. Kirkham and daughter Mamie |
have gone to Tracy to be absent three |
weeks.
Thomas L. ROSSer, Jr., will head party |
Of young men soon TO start for the Yellow |
stone.
J. II. jeffrey and wife left on Monday |
for taste of fashionable life at Saratoga.
L. r. CritchfieId and wife of MilIersburg,
o., are visiting Mrs. w. +. Cleveland.