St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-30
ON THE EVE OF SUMMER
Society in minneapolis is Wofuiiy
DWII--Events of u week.

Society in minneapolis is WOfuiiy
DwII--Events of IL week.
Minneapolis has been too busy the past
week thinking of warm weather, the lay
ing of the exposition building corner stone
and making preparations for Decoration
day to put in much time on matters per-
tanning to society. The smaller parties ana
social gatherings have helped fill IN the
time pleasantly and profitably, and are just
numerous enough so that society people
can keep in training. The lakes continue
to get their share of attention, ana from
now on will present lively appearance.
SOCIETY NOTES.
Tomorrow (MondGy) evening there VIII DE
given a grand vocal and instrumental concert
81 Garnonnia hall on Main street northeast by
the East Side Choral society, and asSlstea py
Perrv's Brigade band and j. u BECK LUIS
society is composed of the cholr OF Tue CT,
Anthony Catholic church, ana was organiAeu
about two months ago. out they nave I'VE, so I.1t'
very good singers and Will entertain tne pun
lie III good manner.
The japanese Wedding at the East side
rink on Tuesday evening, the occasion or the
entertainment given by the Earnest work
ers" of the First Congregational church, was
well attended and was one OF the most unique
affairs of the season. The program was
pleasing one.
Friday was the twelfth anniversary of the
wedding of Mr. and Mrs. John Schroeder. and
the event was remembered by their neigh
borS. who dropped in during the day anu
made pleasant calls. johns 1euoW ponce
officers congratulate him.
\ flower carnival was held by the members
OF the Thirteenth Avenue NJ E. church ut the
Putnam house, Wednesday evening. COS
tunes representing different flowers were
worn. and an enjoyable time experienced.
The fair at the railroad mems Y. NJ c. A.
rooms Wednesday, Thursday and frlday even
ngs was Il pleasant affair and was remarka-
bly, well attended. w. NJ. hellie was voted
the most popular railroad man present.
At the residence of Miss Howells, 313 Tenth
street SOUTH the Young Peoples Dramatic
society of the First Unitarian church enter
tanned large company. A pleasing program
was presented.
The Lyndale Choral Union gave its second
concert Wednesday evening at the Lyndaie
CONGREGATIONAL church. The cantata, The
Heroes of &c, was presented during the even
ing.
A musical recital was given at the residence
ofu Thomas Lowry. Tuesday evening, by a
Nh mber of pupils of Prof. Gustavus johnson.
L affair was pleasant one
DR.. and Mrs. Dillingham;, rio Oak Lake av-
enue, were surprised by a number of friends
Wednesday evening, the occasion OF the fifth
anniversary of their wedding.
June l the hospital committee of the Young
Peoples society of tine Central Baptist
church. will hold lawn party at the Homeo-
pathic hospital.
At the Hotel Ardmore, Wednesday evening,
the Phi Delta Theta fraternity of the univer-
sity gave brilliant party to number OF
friends.
About 200 guests were present at the Ice
cream festival held by Minuehaha Lodge No.
ID, Daughters of Rebecca, Friday evening.
A pleasant party was given Tuesday even
ing at the residence of a. X. Comp, I4Oo
Fifth street southeast.
Miss Hattie NJ. Plummer, 507 Fourth street
southeast, is entertaining Miss Dora White
of Beaver Dam, Wis
A few friends were entertained by Mrs ].
Fl. Fischer. I'll Fifteenth avenue southeast,
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Emery, 129 Oak Grove street, enter
tanned number of spiritualistic friends
Thursday evening.
AT the residence of H. H. Smith, 2O2S North
First street, a delightful party was given
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. L. L. Longbrake, III Fourth street
southeast, entertained few friends Tuesday
evening
Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. George II.
Miller, rs Eastman avenue, entertained q few
friends.
Mrs. a. NJ. Frish entertained few friends
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs G. A Eastman, 46 Eastman
avenue, gave a pleasant party Friday even
ing.
Mrs William Lauderdale was pleasantly sur
prised by number of friends Tuesday even
ing.
Mrs. Frank Hartman left last week on
visit to friends and relatives at Bangor, Me.
Friday evening Mrs. A. NJ. Fish, 2021 Lyn-
dole n cd nj nj
Mrs Shepherd, Sal Stevens avenue, enter
tanned some forty guests Tuesday evening.
a pleasant party was given by Mrs. Walker,
403 Eleventh street south, Friday even ing.
Miss Nettie Styles of Chippewa Falls will
visit friends on the East side this week.
Mrs. Elliott. 1903 Fifth avenue south, enter
tanned few friends Friday evening.
Mrs. S. Drullard has gone to Newark, O.,
where she will visit for some time.
Miss Nettie B. Malcomber, of Grand Isle,
VT, is visiting Miss Mildred Young.
A pleasant social was given Wednesday
evening at the First NJ E. church.
Judge Atwater, accompanied by his daugh-
ter. started for Europe Monday.
Clerk of Court Davenport has returned
home from Providence, r. I.
The North Minneapolis society gave an en-
tertainment Tuesday evening.
Tuesday evening the Odd Fellows of North
Minneapolis will give ball.
Mrs. NJ. C. Carpenter gave a party to $50
friends Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Dr. Putnam is in Santee agency. Neb..
visiting sick daughter.
Capt. and Mrs. S. P. Snyder have returned
from Milwaukee
MIR and Mrs. w. L. Bigelow are visiting in
the East.
Mrs. C. S. Little has returned from Maine
saltwater.
Mrs. David Bronson will entertain the Aft
ernoon club next Wednesday. :. Mr.. G. S.
Brown is home from extended Southern
trip in the interests of the Car company
Ed Butts will leave for West Point
this week. Mrs. NJ. V. Lob5 will
move to Minneapolis this week. -. Mrs
George b. Keene and son of Philadelphia are
the guests eff W. w. Keene, Esq. "A large
number Of Saltwater people will take in the
excursion TO the falls to-day. The city was
well-represented at Minneapolis yesterday .
Capt. Morgan May returned from California
on Friday. Under the head Orange
blossoms there was only one event last week
the marriage of Mr.. Daniel Bell to Miss Alma
Fourner. They are spending their honey
moon in Canada and other points of
the East. Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
Clancy left last Monday for Europe.
the week on their farm in Blue Earth county
....Miss Mary C. Field carried off the first
prize at the normal art school at New
York. Charley Brown, who recently re-
turned from the woods is making ar
rangements to make his annual summer So
journ in the East. Albert G. Triebel was at
Peoria. Ill.,, all week, to which place he was
summoned by the drowning of his
brother. Charley Bean is in Cali1or-
MA. I'D. c. O'Gorman, Esq, is at
Chicago on business. Mr.. George Gorham
of Saltwater and Miss Clara Boyden of Hud-
son, who are to be married June17, will prob
ably spend their honeymoon in the New En-
gland Estates. When they return they will
board with Mr.. Gorham's partner. ex-
Aid. Charles J. Burns. Over 1OO invitations
have been issued for the wedding. :. Mrs. H.
G. Stone is at Minneapolis under medical
treatment. Mrs. L. G. Butler and children
are visiting friends at st. Louis. :. Misses
Ada Merrill and Nettie Mathews are home
from Winona to spend their sum
mer vacation. Mrs. a. B. Stickney
and daughter of st. Paul visited
friends here the middle of the week.
Georgv Nillbank is now with Townshend s.