St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-22

| count Of WOman'S missionary eXper-
fence in China. The p arty was CON-
posed of the following ladies: Mrs. E.
Wilson. Mrs. William Tenney. Mrs.
| George Miller, Mrs. A. r. Miller, Miss
| Matte Miller, Mrs. Cyrus NorthrOp.
| Mrs. L, E. Bradley, Mrs. Terry. Mrs.
! Isaac McNair, Mrs. c. O.. Van Cleye,
Mrs. E. NJ. Van Cleve, Mrs. Starr, Mrs.
Cooley, Mrs. Charles CareinS, Mrs.
Frank Daniels, Miss CaIkins. Mrs. DIR.
| Gregory, Miss Kenyon, Mrs. Thompson.
Mrs. James Best, Mrs, Morgan and Mrs.
Wilcox.
The Young peoples Societies of Chris
tian EndeavOr of Southeast Minneapo-
| lis, in the neighborhoOd of the uni
verSity, last Tuesday evening Joined I'D
giving a reception at the First Con-
| gIegational church to the students of
the university and the University Y. Nj.
| c. A. The occasion was one of those
| delightful gatherings Instituted by
kindly young humanity for the purpose
of making acquaintance and friendship
with body of strangers, and was ap-
preciated by the college folk. A short
time was consumed by informal adj
dresses made by Rev. W. p. Mckee, of
Olivet Baptist church, and Robert Z.
Speer, of Princeton college. Good
music also enlivened the entertainment,
and genuine good time was enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Bottum celebrated
their golden wedding Thursday after
noon and evening, at the home OF their
son. ZIG Fourth avenue south. The GER
emOny of the golden wedding was per-
formed by Rev. W. W. Satterlee. In
this the grandchildren of the aged
couple played part. Mrs. and Mrs,
Lot t,4, III in
the town of Sharon. o. land the exercises
concentrating this event, lasting from
o'clock in the afternoon until II at
night, were most enjoyable.
The Minneapolis academy gave term
social Wednesday evening at Academy
nall on Fourteenth avenue south.
Wednesday was the opening day of the
term and the social gave an opportunity
of bringing the students into acquaint-
ance. An entertaining programme had
been planned by Prof E. ID. Holmes
and was well carried out, music and
literary selections being intersperSed
with the games and social enjOymentS.
Refreshments were also served during
the evening.
Over a hundred of the young lady
teachers of the Minneapolis public
schools attended the reception given last
Tuesday evening by Supt. Bradley and
his wife at their pleasant home, 1910
Second avenue south. The doctor has
conceived the philanthropic idea of Civ
ing these sOcialS every Tuesday even
ing this month, and they have been
hugely enjoyed by the young ladies.
Refreshments are served in the course
of the evening.
Miss Carrie Day gave social party
Thursday evening at her pleasant home
on Second avenue south. The Italian
orchestra furnished music for the occa-
sion. Miss Jennie Day, of Syracuse,
and Miss Helen Woods, of Rochester,
who have spent the summer as Miss
Days guests, left the city last night for
Chicago. This week Miss Day will join
her friends there, and together they will
go to New Orleans. where they will visit
their uncle till New Years.
A literary and social club with the
queer title of Iii. Dicks" held its first
meeting of the season at 123 Washing
ton avenue south last Thursday even
ing. A good attendance was present;
in fact, every memUer of the club was
in his place. A literary programme
was carried out, and arrangements
made for the next session. The club
will have meetings every two months
during the winter months.
The Riverside Mission Sabbath school
celebrated harvest home festival Fri
day evening. The chapel was decorated
with sheaveS of wheat and artiSucally
arranged fruits and grain. A stage had
been erected. and from it was presented
a tableau of the harvest time. The
chapel was crowded with young people.
Music and singing and tableauX went to
make up this very pleasant half-social,
half-worshipful entertainment.
The William Noble G. A. R. post held
a competition bean bake and supper at
| 14GS East Franklin avenue last Tuesday
evening. Thomas Blake, of Company
e, Third regiment, proved to be the
most proficient in the culinary art at
this novel social entertainment. The
| supper, served in good old New
England style, was much enjoyed by
| the large company.
The members of the Franklin Avenue
Presbyterian church gave surprise
party Tuesday evening to their pastor,
| Rev. DR.. d. Z. Wells, and his wife. 1t
was the tWenty-ninth anniversary Of
! their marriage, and the party celebrat-
ed it 70! a'ly.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Forest
116ISUUS VI. Il. OnuGCil gave very
| pleasant and successful social at the
home OF their president, Miss George
| Taylor. Tea was served from to 9,
and musical programme followed.
The Park Avenue Congregational
church gave their pastor, DR.. F. p.
Woodbury., a very pleasant reception
last Thursday evening in the church
chapel. The event was to greet the
divine on his return from the East.
John White lodge, l. o. o. F.. gave a
pleasant social reception Tuesday even
ing to members and friends, at the new
hall on Lyndale and Sixth avenue north.
| There were about 400 present to enjoy
the event.
Bishop Charles H. Fowler, of the
NJ. E. church, is visiting friends on
Hawthorn avenue. The bishop has
! lust completed tour of the world in
company with his wife and son.
Mrs. Ed Dudley gave O'Clock din
| ner to little company of friends Tues
| day. Mrs. Dudley leaves to-day for the
| East, where she will spend the winter,
| and the party was fSrewell.
The ladies of Centenary M. E. church
gave an oyster supper and fancy far at
| the church vestry Friday evening. The
| social was well attended, and the party
enjoyed the evening.
Mrs. c. j. Walters and daughters
Mamie and Estelle, of Dubuque, are
the guests of Mrs. Waters parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. E. Hayden, in Southeast
| Minneapolis.
Company G, which is the veterans
company, gave delightful social last
night at Window hall. There was a
large attendance and large amount OF
endowment.
The third dance of the st. Luke's
| Dramatic club was given at the Eighth
Ward Relief hall Thursday night, and
proved very enjoyable occasion.
Miss Esther Holbrook gave birthday
perty Thursday Afternoon to forty little
folks. The afternoon was jolly one
with the young people.
Miss Amy Duyal, of Montreal. Can
ada, is visiting her brother, Julius
Duval, and family, of Adams street
northeast.
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