St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-26
Past and Future.

Until the season fairly opens little life
will be apparent in social circles. so far
this autumn 1t has been in groove OF In
anition. Occasionally, however, some one
gives a reception, or a crowd OF young
folks. wishing to make merry, compose
surprise party and make a popular friend
the victim. In the dancing line there Is
little promising. save few balls to be given
by organizations and Clubs.
Hendricks school, the new school IN west
St. Paul, will be opened with appropriate eX-
ercises tomorrow at p. m. president
Schiffman of the board of education. VIII
welcome the guests, and addresses VIII De
made by Supt Taylor, Capt James Starkey
and Others Orchestral and vocal music will
vary the programme.
On Wednesday evening. Sept. p, will begin
the year 564S, according to the jewish cal
epdar Beginning at that time the Orthodox
Jews celebrate the New Years feast for two
DAYS. and the reformed Jews for one day.
At the campfire of Acker post Thursday
evening" Comrades MacCauley and McCaroy,
St. Paul, and Fish and Rea- of Minneapolis,
reviewed the trip to San Francisco and the
incidents OF the grand encampment.
At the secoEd entertainment of the Crusa-
ders. which occurred last Tuesday evening,
Rev. Fathers Stanley and Mahoney delivered
addresses and good musical program me
was provided
On Tuesday evening from to p. m.
chiIdren's party. in honor of Miss Lille Aver,
daughter of J. C. Aver. Twill be rendered by
Mrs. William L. Banning.
Mrs. John A Berkey will give children s
party tomorrow evening from to 10 p. m,
with Sebert's orchestra in attendance.
A number of guests were entertained at
dinner by Mrs Edward Hopper, of East
Ninth street. Monday evening.
Joseph Spiel celebrated his flfty-fourth
birthday Monday. Cigars were generously
circulated among his friends.
George r. Finch, E. A. Young and Fred
Draper were entertained by friends in Still
water Wednesday evening.
The Century club will meet for re-organiza-
ton at the Central church parlors Monday
evening at O'Clock.
The first social of the ST. Andrews society
will be given in Winthrop hall on the last
Friday in October.
Mrs. Kenneth Clark, of Lafayette avenue.
entertained a number of friends Thursday
evening
The Sons of Veterans will give social in
their hall in Drake block. Friday.
number of friends were entertained by
Mrs. Col. Allen Tuesday.
ANOTHER CHAUTAUoUA CIRCLE.
The West Side Chautauqua Literary and
Scientific circle was organized at Lawton
Bros Office Tues lay evening with 4. y. Schur-
MAN president Miss Hawthorne vice-presi-
dent and C. b. LawtOn secretary. About
twenty-five members joined. Another meet
ing will be held next Tuesday to choose a per-
manent name. Among those who enrolled
themselves were the Misses Boyle, N. e. Haw-
thorne NJ. C. Hawthorne, Lynch, \. Z. Luz
cas- Woodbury., Imeson Coven, Anderson.
Beswick and Nix, and Messrs. c. B. Lawton,
A. E. Verify, C. S. Schurman, V. W. Lothrop,
Charles Thaver G. H Gamble, William Stew
art and S. Johnson.
CHAUTAUQUA REORGANIZATION.
The Summit Avenue Chautauqua Circle
has been recognized with Mrs. S. G.
Smith president, Il. l.. Baker secretary,
and E. P. Penniman delegate to the central
union. The circle will operate OH new
plan this year, being divided into Subcir-
cles. to meet at convenient places alter
nateiy every week A meeting will be held
by the main circle every two weeks at the
! First N. E. church, to discuss a musical
| and literary programme. The next meeting
will be held Tuesday night.
AGREEABLY SURPRISED.
| Miss Lizzie Reds friends gave her an
agreeable surprise at her home on East
Eighth street Friday evening, the occasion
] being made pleasant with music, dancing
/ and refreshments. There were present:
Misses Eta Myers, Lulu Beck. Fanny Well
| ington. Kitty Wellington, Nina Burdick,