St. Paul daily globe., 1888-07-29
ONE WEEKS EVENTS.

ONE WEEKS EVENTS.
The ladies of the Hotel st. Louis gave
a german at the hotel Thursday even
ing. The reception committee COM
prised: Mesdames Rundlett, Thrall,
POstlethwaite, Watson, Bowman, Peck,
Hurlbut, AIetcalf, Baumgarder, Me-
Guane, Miller, West and Flemming.
Some of the people present were Misses
Griggs, Timberlake, Barry, Price,
Adams, Stewart. Hanson, Proctor, Met
calf and Farwell. Messrs. Read. Skip
with. Hodgman, Clark, Griggs, William
son, Ernest Smith, Nicholas, of Mime
apolis, Charles Farnham, Curry, George
l.. Wood, Hyndman, Getty, Houghtal-
ing and Rider.
Col. Mason and Mrs. Mason held re-
ception at Fort Smelling, Thursday, for
Maj. Miles and the officers now at the
fort engaging III the department con-
test. The reception was an elegant af
fair and was attended by a large num-
Der of fashionable people from st.
Paul and Minneapolis. After the re-
/ ception there was hop in the school
house to the music of the Third in
fantry string band.
A party of st. Paul young people,
chaperoned by Mrs. Mcclellan, and con-
sistlng of Misses Spalding, Kremer,
Lewis, Mcclellan and Georgia Borup.
and MesSrs. Wanzer, Bunker, Everett,
GriggS and Fred BigeIow, went out to
Lake Minnetonka last Saturday evening
and were the guests of Miss Alice Rob
bins. After attending the hop at the
Lafayette the party took the late train
home.
Miss Nina Smith Monday evening
In,c 10,
for Miss Studebaker, of South Bend.
Those who made up the party were
Misses Smith, Studebaker, Stickney,
the Misses Dawson, and MesSrS. Wright,
Banning, Cattell, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Copley.
Miss Clara Webb, of Hamline, gave
lawn tennis party at her home last Tues
day evening. After playing until dark
refreshments were served on the lawn.
Among the ladies present were Mrs. E.
Church, Misses Alta and Martha Clark,
Emma Kennedy, Breitung. Addie Dorr
and A. Johnson.
Miss Smith and Miss Mahoney, of 119
Acker Street, were pleasantly surprised
by their friends last Thursday evening.
Late in the evening the Chinese Ian
terms on the lawn were eXtinguished,
and the young people danced by the
Ignt OF Uue moon.
Last Tuesday evening the Young Peo-
pies guild, of the Church of the Ascen-
sion, chartered the steamer City of st.
Paul and went on pleasant excursion
to Fort Smelling and Minnehaha Falls.
The steamer left ats p. M. and returned
about midnight.
A pleasant. house party at the Four
Lakes cottage of DR.. Harold Patterson
WAS made up of the Misses Hawkins,
Misses Cutlery, of Chicago; Hance, of
Minneapolis, and the MesSrS. Farnham,
Farwell, Swinton and johnson, OF st.
Paul.
The camping party at r. G. Wright's
cottage has broken up and the members
have gone home to Saltwater, after en-
joying a ten days picnic on the lake
shore, where housekeeping and camp
ing out were skillfully combined.
Another party at the Peoples the
same evening included Mrs. Furness,
Mrs. John w. Merriam, Miss Sullivan,
Miss Gordon and Miss Auerbach, MessrS.
Gordon, Tighe, Skipwith, Newport and
Harry Wood.
The Sunday school pupils and teach
efS OF Christ church went out to Four
Lakes on a picnic last Tuesday. The
day was fine and all enjoyed them
selves. There were about 800 of the
eXcurSiOniStS.
Miss Edna Brown, of Ashland avenue,
gave an afternoon party yesterday in
honor of her little friend Ruby Pardoe,
of Sioux City, who. with her mother,
Mrs. PardOe, is visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Brown.
Truman Ingersoll gave small party
the other evening at Birch Lodge"
There were present the Misses Taylor,
Mrs Elmer, Mrs. Ordway, w. Arm
strong, Louis Bigelow and George
BigelOw.
The young people of the Christ Church
Sunday school, accompanied by many of
their older friends, went on their an
nual picnic to Four Lakes Tuesday.
The Young Peoples Social circle of
the Clinton Avenue NJ. Z. church gave
lawn social at the residence of Rev.
j. f. Stout last Tuesday evening.
Mrs. G. W. Van Slyke gave dinner
to Mr.. B. j. Van Week, in celebration
of his birthday anniversary yesterday
afternoon.
Acker Post No. 81. G. A. r., gave
camp fire and lawn festival at pol East
Congress street Thursday evening.
Mrs. w. II. Wood, of Wabasha street,
gave a luncheon Tuesday afternoon in
honor of her aunt, who is her guest.
The regular weekly ladies' reception
at the Wabasha club was well attended
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. j. L. McAtee, of Nelson avenue,
held ladies' reception Thursday after
noon.
Mrs. Lane X. Stone gave a coaching
party for Miss Chandler.