St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-15
DaYToN's BLUFF.

Rev. j. II. Dewart D. d., was pleasantly
surprised at his home on Maria avenue last
Monday evening. when over ninety Of bis
friends called and spent very pleasant even
ing. Regrets were expressed that Mrs. De-
wart was not present, she being in Hudson.
WIS.,, visiting friends. During the evening
donkey party was given, which provoked
much merriment The first prize was won by
Miss Una zimmerman, a fine rose jar. Sec
ond prize was won by Rev, Mr. Dewart
mouth organ. Refreshments were served,
consisting or cakes and coffee. Two fine
solos were sung by Miss Carrie Krieger, and
Master Frank krieger favored the company
with piano selection, after which the party
broke up with many expressions of good
VIII toward their pastor.
A feature which many have been interested
In the past week was the fair held by the
corner East Fourth and Maple streets. So
cially and financially it was complete sue
cess The ladies which to express their
thanks to Rev. Mr.. Appleby, who kindly
loaned Tor the art gallery department an
autograph letter written by ,John Wesley to
his wife; also to FL. Griswold for several fine
paintings of scenes on the Hudson river Mrs
James Pearce for rare vases, Mrs. Davies for
valuable and antique cup and saucer and
Plate, Mrs. Harrison for old maiolica ware.
Mrs. j. NJ. Smith for interesting and rare
articles, Il. M. Curran for gift to the guild
OF hne painting, "Dover Castle" Mrs. Ben
Davis for valuable old laces etc =, and to the
Edgar ID. Smith and Horton Portrait COM
pahes respectively for loan of fine portraits.
During the last evening of the fair the charm
Ing comedietta, Little Red Riding Hood"
was presented nicely by four of the little
1olks, Florence ana Eva Pace, Eta Mayfield
and Carrie Weilde.
The members of the Round Table Literary
and Social club met at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert u. Farwell No. "a Hoffman
avenue, last tuesday evening. An hour or
more was spent in reading interesting books,
alter which short musical programme was
rendered by Mrs. James S. Pearce, Mrs.
George G. Madison, Mr.. Davis and Mr.. Cone.
THOSE present were Mrs. William H. Brink,
Mr. and Mrs Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. George C.
Madison, Mr.. and Mrs. James S. Pearce,
M MISS White, Migs Granville, J. N. Smith Jr..
Mr. W1ckson, of Chicago, and F. Is. Cone.
me next meeting will be held at the resi-
dence of j. M. Smith, No. 1872 Fast Fourth
street, on Thursday evening, Dec 26.
The Young. Peoples Society of Christian
Endeavor of the Atlantic Congregational
church, corner Bates avenue and Conway
street, will give an entertainment, "a Con-
gress of Nations" Thursday evening in the
church. under the direction of Mrs. Burke
Great preparations are now under way to
make this success. The United States will
be represented by Mrs. Burke, Miss Florence
Hight, Ed Middleton aid few others; Scot
land by Miss Lydia Brant and Will Chamber
lain; Sweden by Miss May Gage and Harry
George: Italy by Miss Florence Walker and
Frank George; Spain by Misses Leigh Allison
and Carrie Drake.
The st. Paul Banjo, Guitar and Mandolin
club gave their fourth annual entertainment
at Lucker's hall on Friday evening, to large
audience. After the musical progra mme
hop was given.
Invitations are out, by the Ich Diem Tennis
club, for another Of their fine dancing par
ties at their hall, corner of Fifth street and
Maria avenue, for Tuesday evening, Dec. 81.
Mrs. p. Stoddard, of East Third street. left
Thursday for California, where she will
make her home. Mr.. Stoddard having pre-
ceded her some little time since.
Mrs. H. f. Thomas and her mother are WIS.,
1ting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clesner, of Hud-
son avenue.