St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-17

Dellifed c. Barnum, G. DeGunther of Mil
waukee: NJ. Thayer, of Minneapolis; c. Scarf,
Misses Hanley, of La Crosse; Miss Du Gun
ther, of Milwaukee; Misses Hayes, OF Mime
apolis; Miss Bouden, of Minneapolis; Misses
Plunkett, Bastian, Timme, Dewitt, Strutgell,
Hensel, Schow, Lemire, Lemire, Mcleod,
Christie, Hinkins, Freeney, Cof, Dstell, Fox,
Mrs. B. Stewart Mrs. f. Ernst, Mrs. H..
Schwab.
The annual donation party at the Home for
| the Frendless on Collins street. corner De Soto,
will take place on Thursday, Oct. 81, from 2
to 6 D. M, at which time the managers will
mold Il reception for their friends. Donations
of all kinds will be most gladly received. Con-
tributions OF money are now especially
needed, as the managers have expended over
81 900 this year in adding new rooms to the
home and i'll paying street assessments.
Harvard college, having come TO the 250th
year of its endowment, will celebrate the
quarter-century anniversary on the 9th, 18th
and Sth of November. Those of the alumni
who do not go to Cambridge will probably
hold their annual celebrations about that
time, and arrangements may soon commence
by the Harvard associations of the Twin
Cities.
About one hundred members of the Century
club met at the residence of r. F. Maclaren
last Monday evening. Ed Davidson and Mrs.
Tolls favored the audience with solos, In
addition to the musical programme events in
next meeting will be at Mrs 7. D. Simonton's,
No. So Summit avenue, a week from to-mor-
row evening.
Capt. James A. Starkey celebrated his 6Sth
birthday yesterday, amid toe congratulations
of many friends. Capt. Starlxey came to this
city in 1850, taking presumption near Nc
Carron's lake. He was member of the first
state legislature in 1857. His name among
the old settlers of Ramsey county is like a
household word. ~.
The Little Crow Toboggan club reorganized
in the Madison school rooms at $3.50 p. N.
Friday. George jackson was elected preSi-
dent and Charley Hamilton lieutenant. A
large number of new boys are now in the
club. The uniform will be blue trimmed
with gold, with black crow badge.
At the assembling of Osman Temple, A. A.
o. n. of the Mystic Shrine. last Wednesday
evening, large delegation from Minneapolis
was present. When the work was finished q
banquet was served. Short speeches and
music were INDUCED in, and the mobiles sep
arated about IL p. N.
Louis EiSenminger was surprised at the
residence of Joseph Files Sunday noon by the
presentation of silver mounted cane very
appropriately adorned. E. Miller, the Mime
sofa type foundry originator, made the pre-
sentation on behalf of himself and friends.
H. Klare and Walter Larkin are busy Or
ganizing tOboggan club Mr.. Klare, who
was the designer of the deer-foat of the North
Stars last winter, is now drawing elaborate
plans for several magnificent parade floats
and features for this winters parades.
reception to Rev. Robert Forbes, pastor
of the Jackson street NJ. E. church, was given
by his congregation in the church parlOrS
Friday night. 1t was very enjoyable social
gathering. Refreshments were served by the
ladies and society.
The officers of the Ireland Literary and De-
Gently organized, are: Censor, Rev. Father
Hebron; president, John Sullivan; vice pres
ident, Thomas Shields; secretary, Nicholas
Mccartney.
Rev. Samuel G. Smith was rendered a well
come by his congregation in the parors of
the First Methodist church Friday night. A
cordial Misunderstanding all around and general
sociability were the order.
The congregation Bets Hamedrosh Hagodel
gave an entertainment Sunday night at 80
West Third street, for the benefit of the dedi-
cation of the new roll of the ten command
mentS.
The st. Andrews society will meet on the
second Tuesday in November, in the Drake
block, to make arrangements for its annual
festival.
A nfe-like imitation of Japanese wedding
was>presented in the Pacific Congregational
church, under Miss Helen c. Hovey's super
vision, Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. I. French entertained the
members of the Jackson street NJ. E. church
choir on Tuesday evening, at their residence,
5S5 Canada street.
Mrs. NJ. A. Wheaton, of Mortified. gave a
birthday party, which was a very brilliant
occasion, in honor of her son, Allan Wheaton,
last night.
An army Of friends called without notice
upon Mr. and Mrs. Dennis, of Winifred
street, Tuesday, and passed a very social
evening.
The new Grace church Sunday school
rooms were formally opened Tuesday even
ing with concert by the Grace church Or
chestra-
Senator and Mrs. S. J. R. Mcmillan and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Smyth are AT home at
Summit avenue and Third street
Miss Kate Hough, of Twelfth street, enter
tanned large number of friends at pleas
ant musicale Friday evening.
Judge William Barrett contemplates a trip
to Cambridge, Mass, about NOy 6, where he
will visit his aged mother.
A chicken pie supper was given by the
Pilgrim Baptist church at No. al Jackson
street Friday evening.
The Nushka Toboggan club will have a
meeting to reorganize about the first of next
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Finch will occupy the
Radciff house, 1863 Dayton avenue this
winter.
Miss Eta Hawkins will begin two weeks
engagement at Chicago Nov. in the main
Line"
A camp of Sons of Veterans is to be organ
lied at Gymnasium hall, in West st. Paul,
soon.
Mrs. Gov. Davis entertained her sister at
the opera all through the Abbott engage
ment.
Ed Davidson and Miss Lizzie Annadale
chaperoned opera parties Friday evening.
Miss Eta Myers. of SAT Broadway, was ten
dered surprise party Friday evening.
Miss Howe, of Fort Smelling, gave a pro-
gressive euchre party last night.
The Unity club postponed its opening meet
ing two weeks.
Mrs. W. s. Alexander has been seriously ill
at her residence.
The Catholic orphans fair opens tomorrow
at Market hall.
DR.. Larpenteur has moved from SO to 81 Elk.
change street.
James Blaikie is recovering at st. Luke's
hospital.
Out of Town.
With the assembling of Episcopalians
and CongregatiOnalistsi in Chicago. Presby-
terianS at MankatO. MethOdistS at Still
water and BaptistS at Duluth, tn attract the
religiouslY inclined, the pleasures incidental
IN tho nilpd PrOnhatS in ST ,ouiS IN dra w