St. Paul daily globe., 1888-08-12
HERE AND THERE.

Miss Georgia Mortimer gave a pleas
ant social to about twenty-five of her
friends last Tuesday evening. under the
name OF National party, the young
misses appearing in costumes represent
ing different nations. Refreshments
We're served at 8 O'Clock. Among those
present were Carrie Slagei. Beulah Bal
ser, Abbie Hawley, Nettie Griffith. Jen-
ME Daily. Eddie Mickey, VIII Rowan,
NOodwOrth, Louis johnson and George
Sanderdale.
Prof. Horace G. Klepper, principal of
the Tracy public schools, and Miss
Louise II. Butler. of this city, were mar
ried on Thursday at the home of the
brides parents. 81 East Franklin ave-
nue.. MI and Mrs. Klepper will spend
two weeks at Minnetonka.
Miss Kate Z. West. daughter of ex-
Chief Of Police West, was married to
Charles \. Parker, treasurer of the
at home to their friends after Aug. 2S.
at CPD East Fifteenth street.
Mrs. w. S. RaIney, Mrs. Rose Gaines.
Miss Nora Morgan, Miss Anna joyce.
Mrs. c. NJ. Hervey and Miss Mamie
Brown are now at the ArdmOre. They
are spending the summer in the North
and are having merry time.
The Murphy lawn social, held Mon
day evening at 727 University avenue
southeast, was most enjoyable affair
The grounds were tastetully decorated
and neat sum was realized for the
clubs temperance work.
Hon. +. Townsend and wife, of Cedar
Falls, To-, and Mrs. S. A. Rowe and
daughter, of New York, made pleas
ant steamboat party from the South.
They SIOnninu al thn A ri
Mrs. b. +. Laughlin and John Gal
lagher were married on Wednesday
morning at the Church of the Immacu-
late Conception. The bridal party will
take European trip.
c. Hart Merriam and H.W. Henshaw.
OF Washington, ID. c., connected with
the government geographical survey.
were i'll the city during the early part
of the week.
Z. W. Huffcut, former instructor at
cornell university, has taken up his
residence in Minneapolis, and intends
to practice law with Z. H. Crooker of
this city.
A joint meeting of the Knights of
Pythias lodges in this city was held last
evening to make arrangements for en-
tertaining the grand lodge Sept. II
and IL.
Rev. Robert S. Feagles, who has been
filling the pulpit of the Bethlehem
Presbyterian church for several Sun
days, has been engaged as regular pas
tor.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Simp-
son NJ. f. church will give an ice cream
social next Wednesday evening at Rev.
j. NJ. Bulls, 2S21 Third avenue, south.
The ladies of the Fist Methodist
church gave bean bag and hammock
party at Florence court, 101S University
avenue, Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Ada V. Hester, Mrs. Bigelow and
a number of others'left during the week
for the Yellowstone country, to be alb
sent some time.
Alexander II. Cunningham. sporting
editor of the New York Illustrated
News. has been in the city during the
past week.
The twelfth annual meeting of the
Central W. Z. /. L. was held Thursday
afternoon at the Hennepin avenue Nj.
E. church.
A. c. Montgomery and daughter left
Wednesday for Boston, where Miss
Montgomery will pursue her musical
studies.
Next Wednesday evening there Will
be full rehearsal of the Exposition
chorus, under the management of Prof
Stempf.
Mrs. Eva Harmon, of Marble Rock,
Ia, is spending the summer with heI
brother, A. NJ. Wallace, at 1909 Fifth ay
south.
Mrs. S. A. Hickox and her guests
Mrs. Stewart and Mrs. Gurney, have
gone for visit to Denver and Sacra
mento.
j. A. Specht, son of Joseph Specht
proprietor of the Famous stores il
St Louis, is staying in the city for a few
weeks.
The South Side Brightlights gave {
lawn social and dance last Wednesda,
evening at 2525 Thirteenth avenue
south.
Daniel Thompson, passenger agent o.
expected home from the East in a few
days.
George \. Morgan, Camp No. 4. Son:
of Veterans, will give a moonlight ey
curslon and dance at Minnetonka Aug
%.
The Young Folks guild of All Saints
church gave lawn social last Tuesda,
evening at 1920 Fourth avenue south.
Miss Eta Duerdin, who has beer
visiting with Mrs. Demarias, returned
to Lime Springs, Iowa, on Tuesday.
j. B. O'Brien, formerly of the Nicolle
house, arrived in the city last Monday
after an extended Eastern trip.
Ira E. Davenport and Mary r. Daven
port, of New York, are guests of f. j
Davenport, at 1715 Vine street.
Arthur Eidermiller, assistant cit,
ticket agent of the Burlington road, ha
gone East for short vacation.
Miss Laura Williams and Mrs. II. f
White are the guests of T. L. Williams
1919 Second avenue south.
The ladies of Chase Post Relief corps
gave a well-attended lawn social ant
dance Friday evening.
uAIrs. NJ. E. Burger, of Eau Claire. Wis
tied Mrs. j. j. Elliott at the Ardmore
during the last week.
The Lucy Hayes w. c. T. T., of tn,
Franklin avenue NJ. E. church, me
Thursday afternoon.
Rev. +. r. MiIlspaugh and wife hav
returned from their trip to the seashore