St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-06
SALTWATER SOCIETY.
a Weeks DOings of the Busy People
of the Bluff CITY.

Next Sunday being chidren's day, the
Presbyterian church will be occupied by the
children in the morning. The members of the
Sabbath school, about 250 in number, will
build up a floral cross. This is something
new here and will be well worth seeing. The
pastor, Rev. DR.. J. H. Carroll, will deliver the
sermon. IA social and supper were
given at the residence of Mrs. L. Mays last
night for the benefit of st. Joseph's church.
A handsome sum was Melted. Boat riding
is becoming very popular. =. On Thursday
Mrs. David Bronson entertained the ladies
and gentlemen of the Afternoon club at tea
The head prize was won by Mrs. C.. L. Easton
the progressive by Mrs. George D. Hail. the
lone hand by Mrs. Frank Judd and the booby
a garden rake, by Mrs. j. B. Sturdevant. In
two weeks the club will make an excursion
to White Bear. On Friday evening Miss
Nellie Goggin entertained large party of
friends at her home in the country. =. On
Wednesday evening James Lane celebrated
his twenty-firSt birthday by giving large
party at his home on Cherry street. Over
fifty couples were present and remained till
2:30. spending most of the time in dancing
Elegant refreshments were served at IL: 80.
and all present report tip-top time Quite
number of the knights of Pythias of this
city will attend the meeting of
the supreme lodge at Toronto
next month. The Knights of Saltwater are
organizing a uniformed rank. The only
wedding during the week was the marriage of
Mr.. W. B. Birge to Miss Grace Kattenberg at
the residence of Prof. Jones on South Third
street on Wednesday evening. The wedding
was quiet one. Several other weddings will
take place this month. -. All ladies interested
in forming reading club are invited to meet
at the residence of Mrs. w. NJ. McCluer to-
morrow afternoon. The Young PEOPLES
club of the Presbyterian church will give n
social one evening the coming week Miss
Bell Clark gave picnic to Il large number of
young friends at Comedian lake yesterday
Misses Minnie a. Butts, AIDA a. Slaughter
Kate E. Van Enron and Harriet E. Sawyer. and
Messrs. Frank Northey and Ed. J. Batchelder
graduated from the High school on Friday
evening. Charley Bean left for California
on Monday. -. Nellie Sinclair left Yesterday
for Clearwater, OAK, tospend several weeks
with friends. Rev. DR.. j. H. Carroll pastor
of the Presbyterian church, will preach at
Grafton, Oak, to-day. On the 18th he will
attend meeting of the prison chaplains of
the United States at Indianapolis. James
Killy and Thomas Collopy of Saltwater re-
Gently graduated in bookkeeping at StJohn's
college. Dr. A. II. Bolton and Mr. D. W.
Armstrong represented the Saltwater Odd
Fellows at the meeting o the Grand Lodge at
Faribault last week. Mrs. w. H. Bromley is
enjoying the Inequalities of relatives in Iowa.
August and John Boosen ana their fami-
lies are visiting friends in Nicollet county,.
Mrs. John Miller will visit Eastern cities next
month and return by the lakes. :. Capt. ]. A
Reed, wife and daughter, attended the LOYAL
Legion reception to Gen. Ruger at st. Paul ON
Wednesday night. ..S. H. Richeurode and
A. II. Ewing left on Monday for Kansas CITY.
Mr.. H. H. Harrison and Elmer Lowell
have returned from Sault Ste. Marie, and
Koch and bride from the East.
Cadet Elect Edwin Butts left yesterday for
West Point, accompanied by his father Judge
Butts. :. Miss Josie Browns school picnicked
at Comedian lake yesterday. Miss Jennie
Barrett visited friends at st. Paul yesterday
80. Miss Nellie McGrath left yesterday for
Minneapolis to spend several weeks with rel
atives.. N. N. Johnson, Esq, is at Roches-
ter. The marriage of Mr.. Fred Swanson to
Miss Alice hammers is announced to take
place next Saturday. %. Miss Harmon will
spend her vacation in California with her
father. Miss Alcott will spend her vacation
at home and at Port Austin, Mich
DR.. Charles Merry, j., Ed Van Worries, Lou
| Searles and +. H. De Crush represented the
Sons of Veterans of Saltwater at the encamp-
ment at Waseca last week. DR.. Merry was
| elected lieutenant colonel Twelve or fif-
| teen families will picnic on the farm of Solo
mon kerns, west of this city, to-day Judge
| Nethaway and John Glider and their families
will spend the Sabbath at Corneliau lake.
! Morris Reber and L. B. Taylor will spend the
| day at Minnetonka.
Faribaula.
Rev. and Mrs. E. G. Bill entertained the
faculty and students of Seabury Divinity
| school Thursday evening". The alumni of
ST. Mary's hall will give dinner to the gra-
duating class in the old school building on
! Main and Sixth streets Thursday, the 18TH 1t
is expected that all the old graduates will be
present. Mrs. II. Il. Whitney gave a musi-
| Gale at her residence on Shattuck grounds last
| Wednesday evening for her pupils C. HI.
Ementrout and wife of Minneapolis, who ex-