St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-14

spent in handshaking and informal chat
the company gathered in the auditorium
to listen to an appropriate programme.
Music and short speeches were the
order.
The DANA society has been holding
fair during the week at DANA. The
booths are filled with all sorts of pretty
and ornamental articles contributed by
the ladies'. Good music and a special
programme have been factors in secur-
ing good attendance.
Mrs. l. D.Veazie gave a party Satur-
day afternoon in honor of her little
sons eleventh birthday. A large num-
Der of little folks we're present, and
passed jolly afternoon. A dainty tea
was served and much appreciated by
the guests.
The pupils of Miss Clara NJ. Gard. the
artist, will tender her a reception next
Friday evening at the residence OF
Byron Sutherland, ITO Eighth avenue
north, on which occasion pictures exc
euted by Miss Cards pupils will be on
exhibition.
About twenty-five of n. F. Warmers
friends, accompanied by the Plummer
post drum corps, surprised him at his
residence last Tuesday evening. An
elegant supper was served and the even
ing spent in conversation and cards.
Miss Lucia Nelson, Wednesday after
noon, gave reception in honor of her
guest, Miss Peterson, of Milwaukee.
About twenty young ladies were pres
ent, and the afternoon was passed with
informal and pleasant games.
A grand reception will be given dur
Ing the coming week at the residence
of Mrs. II. 7. Welles. A large number
of invitations have been issued. and the
reception will probably be one of the
social events of the season.
Mrs. George Kirkbride gave a pleas
ant reception to about 125 of her friends
Friday evening. The parlOrS were
taStefully decorated with cut flowers
and pOtted plants. Refreshments were
served by Dorner.
Miss Anna March celebrated her fiji
teen birthday Monday by lunch aud
card party at her home on Fourth ave-
nue. southeast. Miss March will leave
Tuesday to attend school at st. Mary'S
academy.
The Ladies' Aid society and friends,
OF Lake Street NJ. E. church, rendered
their retiring pastor reception at the
church last Thursday evening. An
elegant China set was presented as a
token of esteem.
Mrs. Lueien Hall, assisted by her
sister, Miss FOSs, gave reception Mon
day afternoon. The reception was held
in honor of Miss Foss, who has been
spending several weeks in this city.
The ladies of the st. Paul church will
give their annual dinner and supper at
the West hotel, Oct. II. the commit
tee on arrangements is making every
preparation to insure success.
The st. Stephens church cOngrega-
ton will hold a fair at Harmonic hall
during the coming week. The prizes
TO be voted include gold watch, Il city
lot and many fancy articles.
A reception was held last evening at
the Centenary NJ. E. church in honor of
DR.. and Mrs. Van Anda. A large num-
Der were present and spent pleasant
evening.
A pleasant social hop was held at
Maben'S hall on Friday evening. The
committee on arrangements were c. +.
+iolbrook, j. o. Davis and r. L. An
keny.
The Ladies' Aid Society of st. An
dreW'S Episcopal church will give a
literary and musical entertainment at
G. A. Il. hall Monday evening, Oct. %.
The Cadet Literary society of the In
maculate Conception parish gave good
musical and dramatic entertainment at
Harmonic hall last Tuesday evening.
Mrs. A. J. Blethen entertained the Ia
dies of the NOrthwe- tern Hospital as
ISOLATION at her home Thursday after
noon. About twenty were present.
The ladies of the Hebrew Reform con-
gregatiOn are making arrangements for
a fair, to be held at Harmonic hall
about the last of this month.
a reception was rendered Rev. S. B.
Warner, new pastor of the FOSS Nj. +.
church. by members of the cOngrega-
ton Friday evening.
The Mission Band of the Church of
the Redeemer held social and o'clock
lunch Friday evening at the residence
of A. j. Blethen.
Mrs. Pauline S. F. Hall will entertain
a number of her friends in a social way
tomorrow afternoon at her home Oh
Dupont avenue.
The Holy Rosary parish are making
arrangements for holding a fair in Har
mOnia hall, beginning Monday, Oct. %.
The ladies of Silver Lake church will
give social next Friday evening at
the residence of Rev. George S. Bascom.