St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-03

ming, of Wilkin ana McbOal streets, gave
reception to the young friends of Miss Louisa
A Aver daughter of sir. Frederick Aver. of
Lowell. Mass. a very pleasant evening was
enjoyed.
The entertainment at the Gospel Temper
snoe rooms was very enjoyable Thursday
evening. Rev. a. D. j. Haupt gave humorous
readings. and Miss Kate L. Boyer aud Mr.. j.
L. Marshall contributed the musical part.
The harvest home festival and ball of the
German Agricultural and Horticultural so
ciety will occur at Pfeifer's hall Saturday
evening, Oct. 16, with STEMS orchestra in
attendance.
Messrs. Berkey, Hanson, Peabody and
Wright enjoyed a canoe trip down the st.
Croix last Sunday. To-day they start for a
trip down the Mississippi, If the weather is
favorable.
The new Hendricks school, West St. Paul,
was opened Monday afternoon with fitting
ceremonies. Capt. James Starkey and Super
intendent Taylor uade brief addresses.
a most entertaining programme was pre-
scented by the Summit and Chautauqua cir
Gle at its first meeting this season. Tuesday
evening. at the First NJ. E. church.
Fully ninety happy little folks gathered at
the residence OF Mrs. john A. Berkey, to eel
ebraJe the eighth birthday of her daughter,
Miss Rachel. Monday evening.
The next regular meeting of Constellation
Chapter, No. IS, o. E. s., will be held Wednes-
day evening. Oct. 6, at Masonic hall, corner
Wabasba and Third streets.
Mr.. Ed E. Davidson entertained at the
theater Friday night Miss Barber, of Pekln,
H.; Miss Sturgis, who has been the guest OF
Miss Otis, and Fred Sibley.
Mrs. Bacon's reception is to De given to her
lady and gentleman friends October :. It
will be prominent among the social events OF
the season.
E. G. Handy entertained at the opera Friday
night, Miss Williams, Walter S. Lefevre, Miss
Schwartzeler, ". NJ. Williams and Miss Far
ringtou.
Everything is prepared to make the Sin
chas Thorah ball Of the Mount Zion congrega-
ton, at Standard hall, Oct. 21, a delightful
affair.
The Little Workers. Of the Dayton ave-
nue. Sunday school, gave their second annual
literary entertainment Thursday evening.
Acker Relief Corps No. Z, will give a social
party at Winthrop Post hall, G. A. R., Drake
block. on Wednesday evening, Oct 6.
a large gathering of young people were en-
tertained by Mr.. George Johnson, of West
Sc venth street, Friday evening.
George r. Finch. William r. Merriam,
and J B. TarboX entertained theater parties
during Booths engagement.
J. c. Myron and James Darling have re-
moved to their new home, Goodrich avenue,
foot of Leech street.
The ladies of the Grace Street Methodist
Episcopal church viii give a farewell sociable
Tuesday evening.
The concert and hop for the benefit of the
Schiller monument will be given in Turner
hall Nov l.
The second annual ball of the ''BoOkbind-
ers' is to take place at Pfeifer's hall, Oct. %.
Amity circle, West st. Paul, gave its first
dance at the rink, Wednesday night.
The West side Chautauqusl circle will meet
next time with Miss Woodbury..
Miss Mabel Barton was rendered a sur
prise party Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Dunn, of Selby avenue have
removed to St. Anthony Park.
The Loyal legion will meet at the Ryan
Wednesday evening.
Ehle Allen. entertained some friends Tues
day evening.