St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-06

gramme consists in quotations from
Gray and a paper on MOhammed by
Miss Gibbons. The meeting will begin
at 40 o'clock. The meeting was quite
largely attended.
Mrs. J. d. Blake gave ladies' lunch
at her pleasant home on Mount Curve
avenue last Tuesday afternoon in honor
of Mrs. j. A. Leonard, WHO has re-
Gently been appointed to a cOnsulship
in China. Among those present were:
Mrs. c. Ii. Chadboura, Mrs. j. Briggs,
Mrs. Albert Harrington, Mrs. W. 5.
Booth, Mrs. ID. c. Miller. Mrs. J. Z.
Woodford, Mrs. \. G.. Chaplin, Mrs. DR..
NicOls. Mrs. ID. Heaney. MISS. J. Bar
low, Mrs. Gibbs, Mrs. John II. Cook and
Mrs. L. II. Titus. of Rochester; Mes
danes Douglas. Cunningham and Turn
bull, of Merriam Park; Mrs. ID. IL:
Moon, of st. Paul. !.
EX-Ald. J. l.. Johnson was the recip-
lent OF very pleasant surprise party
at his home, corner of Eleventh avenue
south and Twenty-first street, last
"Wednesday evening. 1t was the alder
mans fiftieth birthday. Mr.. Johnson
gave some interesting experiences Of
pioneer life. Revs. Peterson, 0ngman
and 4. Ct. MalmSten made addresses
sion.
The Elks gave ladies' social at their
hall last Wednesday evening. Several
notable theatrical people were present
and helped TO make a most interesting
programme. DIR. Ames presided over
the evenings exercises a banquet was
served during the evening.
The Zion Norwegian Lutheran church,
of North Minneapolis. opened fair last
Friday night at Washington and TWEEN
tieth avenues north. Good music was
furnished by Prof. RingWald and 9TH
ers, and all tended toward favorable
fair week with them.
The ladies of Plummer post, G. A. r.,
gave dance at the post hall Thursday
evening. A hundred people were pres
ent. Dancing made amusement until a
late hour. when the party sat down to
well spread board. After the feast the
party broke up.
The Scandinavian Y. NJ. G. A. has
been holding fair at NOrmanna hall
during the week. Different programmes
have been presented each evening, and
the fair has been pleasant and profit
able one.
Tuesday evening the ladies Of the
Simpson Methodist society held a spell
ing social in the church pariOrs. Miss
\. Stewart, principal of the Calhoun
school, was the ''schOOl marm." An
oyster supper followed the contest.
A farewell reception was rendered to
Rev. DIR. and Mrs. McKaig at Hennepin
Avenue NJ. Z. church last Monday even
ing. There was very large attendance
and most cordial sentiment expressed
toward the departing clergyman.
Judge and Mrs. John p. Rea gave a
party to a number Of friends at their
pleasant home on NicOllet Island Fri
day evening. The company enjoyed a
most pleasant time. Dancing was a
part Of the evenings programme.
A musical and literary entertainment
was given at FOsS NJ. f. church Monday
evening. 1t was followed by ''green
collation. served by the young ladies
of the EudeavOr society,
Minneapolis Lodge No. l, I. o. G. T.,
gave night-cap social last Wednesday
evening at their hall, 125 Nicollet ave-
nue.. The entertainment was q novel
one and much enjoyed.
A musical and literary entertainment
was given at Stryker seminary last Fri
day night. An excellent programme
was carried out and the. audience was
more than pleased.
A dance will be given at the G.. A. r.
hall, on Twentieth avenue north and
Washington, next Wednesday evening
by the George n. Morgan Post, Daugh-
tiers of veterans.
The Crystal Slipper club will give the
second of their series of dances next
Wednesday evening at Dahl'S hall. cor
ner of Twenty-seVenth street and Fifth
avenue south.
The members Of the Thirteenth Ave-
nue. NJ. Z. church gave a reception in
the church auditorium Monday evening
to the Methodist pastors of the Fergus
Falls district.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. DodsOn enter
tanned a party of some seventy-fve
friends last Tuesday evening at their
home. Music and dancing were the
amuSementS.
The Ladies Aid society of Bethlehem
Presbyterian church are preparing to
give a concert for the benefit of tue
choir next Friday evening at the church.
The young people Of the Park Ave
nue. Congregational church gave most
enjoyable entertainment and social last
Friday evening at the church parlOrS.
\ reception and donation party was
given by the Sheltering Arms at Tween
ty-SeVenth avenue north and Twelfth
street Tuesday from , to 3 p. IN.
A social reception was given by Mis-
tletOe lodge No. "a, Daughters of Re-
bekah, at |. o. o. L. hall, 404 Plymouth
avenue, Monday evening.
Zion Church of North MiEnea polls
gave a musical and literary entertain
ment at G. a. r. hall last Friday even
ing.
The Sons of Veterans: Camp No. 6
held a very successful fair during the
week at liz Washington avenue south.
Miss Stevens, of 143 East TWenty-fi
street, gave an enjoyable party to a
large party OF friends Monday evening.
There was a social dance given by
the ladies of the i. p. PlummeT corps
"Wednesday evening at their hall.
James Bryant post, G. A. r.. gave a
literary and dramatic entertainment
at Relief hall Monday evening.
Company e., Third regiment veterans.
gave one of their Old-time dances at
Plummer post hall last night.
The annual meeting OF the PennsyI-
vania club will be held at the West hotel
Monday evening. -.@.- -..
The Misses Ella and May Lotus gave
dh oHotV ouPPOi i''0' N''Ai4i'So gt'' L Au III
mer post hall. -..,..
Mrs. Pratt gave a coaching party Sat
urday. The trip was to st. Paul and re-
| turn.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 3, Scott leave the
city tomorrow for Tacoma, w. T..
w. E. Stub gave coaching party to a
number of friends Friday.
Personal MENTION.
Rev. G.. E. Miller, who has been pastor of
the Central German Methodist church for
three years, will go to Walnut Street church,