St. Paul daily globe., 1889-07-28
SOCIAL GATHERINGS.

The members of the Second Univer-
SaliSt gave reception last Wednesday
evening to their new pastor, Rev. S. w.
Sample. Tie reception was given in
the church parlOrS, which were richly
decorated with flowers for the occasion.
Mr. Calhoun and wife, Mrs. Dudley,
Mrs. McMullen and Mr.. and Mrs. Van
Cleve formed the reception committee.
There were number of distinguished
guests present from other churches.
The lie Grande circle met last Mon
day evening with Miss Mona Southey at
her home, 2l0S TWenty-Second avenue
south. At this gathering they arranged
for a social, which was held on the lawn
of the home of Miss Lille Jordan, ,Twen-
ty-tirst street and Twelfth avenue
south. The lawn social was happy
event, much enjoyed by the young peo-
pie who gathered together.
Dr.. and Mrs. A. B. Gates received
friends Wednesday afternoon between
the hours of . and 10 in the parlors of
the Holmes hotel. Many guests called
during the afternoon and were greeted
most cordially Refreshments were
served in the parlors and every arrange
ment to make the greetings pleasant
was provided.
The 0. u. l.. Society of the Universal
list Church gave most enjoyable lawn
social last Monday evening at the pleas
ant spot at the intersection of Sixth
street and Eighth avenue southeast. A
splendid platform had been erected for
dancing, and the evening was happily
spent.
Last Tuesday evening was the first
anniversary of the Y. p. S. C. E. of
Simpson NJ. E. Church. To celebrate
the occasion they gave an entertainment
at the church. A musical and literary
programme was carried out, and good
time was enjoyed.
A pleasant company. the intimate
friends of MI. and Mrs A. j. Simmons,
last Wednesday evening gave them a
surprise party. The date was the first
anniversary of the marriage of the young
couple, and the party celebrated it roy
ally.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. James, with a
number of their friends, joined socially
in celebrating the tenth anniversary of
the wedding of the couple. The event
was celebrated at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. James last Tuesday evening,
The ladies of the w. c. T. U. gave an
ice cream social at the coffee palace
last Monday evening. A delightful mu-
steal and literary programme was carried
union were present.
The ladies of the Silver Lake Congre-
gational church gave lawn fete last
Friday evening at the pleasant lawn ad-
Joining the residence of E. A. Perkins,
Thirty-fourth avenue north and Lyn-
dale.
Friday evening the choirof st. Peters
NJ. E. church gave Il literary and mu-
sical entertainment. The programme
was well selected and admirably carried
out. A good attendance was present.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Emanuel
Church gave festival at Rose hall last
Friday night. A fine musical pro-
gramme was rendered under the super
vision Of Prof. L. Norman.
A farewell reception was given at the
plymouth Congregational church last
Thursday evening to DR.. j. Goldsbury
and wife, who are to go to China as mis-
sionary physicians.
The Mrs. Ben Harrison Tent No. 1,
Daughters Of Veterans, gave very en-
jOyable social Thursday hight at the
residence of Mrs. G. Il. Dyer, 1G Eighth
street south.
The Stewart Presbyterian church held
its annual picnic at Lake Harriet last
Thursday. The picnic was a success in
every particular,and was much enjoyed.
The ladies OF the Peoples Gospe