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

N. e. church will hold reception In the par
lors of the church in compliment to the pas
| tor. Rev. DR.. Smith. This Sunday closes the
| conference year, and, as it Is probable ina
| the doctor will be continued in the charge
| this reception will be in the nature OF con
gratulatory festival, for DIR. Smith has greatly
endeared himself to his people. The ladie:
extend a cordial invitation to all of the friends
of DR.. and Mrs. Smith. On the same evening
the pews will be assigned for the coming
year. Some light refreshments will be served
| by the ladies.
CHATTER.
The Dayton's Bluff Chautauqua circle met
at the home of Miss Zollman, 2S4 Maria ave
nue., and reorganized for the coming year,
with Mrs. Mccall as president and Miss Zoll-
man, secretary. The enthusiastic meeting
on that occasion promises for the circle q
prosperous ensuing year. A meeting or the
circle will be held at the home of Miss Knauft,
corner Hoffman avenue and Fourth street,
tomorrow evening.
The Grace church orchestra, assisted nv
Messrs. Beck and Schroer, violinists, Miss
Ella Richards, pianoist, Miss Mabon, Mrs.
Tanning, Mrs. Fuller, Messrs. McKenny and
Dickey, violinists will give concert Thurs
day evening, Oct. IA, to open the new Grace
NJ. E. church Sunday school rooms on Burr
street.
John Serve, with Bigg's, the Third street
gold watch with diamond setting Friday, pre-
sented by his friends. There was some APP
propriate speech making by E. J. Doyle, who
made the presentation to Mr.. Serve, after
which lunch at the Ryan was enjoyed.
A family reunion and dinner was enjoyed
at the residence of Judge ]. NJ. Shaw, Ninth
street and Sixth avenue south, Minneapolis,
Thursday, in honor of Judge Shaw's father
in-law, j. S. Elliott, of California George X.
Shaw, Wyman Elliott, A. f. Elliott and many
other relatives participated.
Mesdames Curtis, Fuller and Hallowell.
Misses Budges, Murine and Faxon, and
MessrS. Johnson, Drake, Elberlin and Arrfck
appeared q he original Smith family before
a large au t ce at the Baptist chapel Friday
evenin g. diem
The Till family a quartette of musicians,
recently from the Crystal Palace, London,
will give an entertainment in the First Meth
odist church. corner of Third street and Sum-
init avenue, Friday and Saturday, Oct. ~
and 23.
The reunion of the Loyal Legion, at the
Ryan Wednesday night. was an occasion or
much social pleasure. Col. Kerr presented
paper From Atlanta to Raleigh" A BAN
Quet was enjoyed.
The Buckeye association will have a general
reunion OF ex-Ohioans in ST. Paul. on the first
Tuesday in November. A banquet accom-
panied by some characteristic eloquence will
celebrate the event.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. r. Cavanaugh, of No.
359 Maria avenue gave progressive euchre
party Tuesday evening in honor of Miss Ida
Monahan of Marshalltown. Iowa, who is their
guest.
Mrs. Farwell gave delightful reception in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Aver, of
Lowell, Mass. Tuesday evening.
Miss Trowbridge, of East Fourteenth street,
entertained a number OF her friends Wednes-
day evening.
Peter Thauwold and others are interested
in getting up band for the winter carnival.
Tbe Century club will meet at Rev. r. F..
Maclaren's residence tomorrow evening.
A ball by the West Side Hill Social club will
be given in Liedertefel hall, Oct. Is.
A Chautauqua circle was organized at 500
Lincoln avenue Monday night.
Mrs. G. A. McNeal is convaIescent after a
somewhat severe sickness.
Allan Marvel has moved with his family
into the Ryan.
At 5 p. m. Friday the annual Jewish fast
day began.
DR.. Roy has removed to 800 Dayton avenue.
Hon. H. NJ. Knox is i'll.