St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-19

his parents, and spend a few weeks
amongst the scenes of his childhood.
There was social gathering at the
First Baptist church last "Wednesday
evening. The occasion was church
social under the new name of a prom
-ensde social. Refreshments were
served out to the company.
The ladies of the George n. Morgan
A. Il. G. held special meeting last Fri
day evening to arrange their part in the
memorial day programme. A euchro
party was enjoyed by them when the
work was done.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Wadsworth re-
ceiyed a number of friends at a dinner
party Tuesday. They are going to close
their home the first of the week and
move to their summer residence at
Howard lake.
James Gordon was surprised last
Wednesday evening by party OF
friends, who called in a party at his res
idence, 2Si7 Fifteenth avenue south.
A pleasant time was spent by the con-
genial crowd.
The Hermean literary society, of the
university, held its annual entertain
ment last Monday night in the S. G. A.
building. The literary part OF the pro-
grauGe was furnished by the gradua-
ting class.
Miss DINA Void was greeted by
number of her friendSt atiher home, $40
Southeast Fourth street, last WedneS-
day evening. They come to make her
birthday memorable, and succeeded.
The following gentlemen have de-
parted Minneapolis for the Oklahoma
country: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Aldred.
James Whitaker, Mr.. and Mrs. James
F. Wood. ard William Anderson.
The Unique Baptist Sewing circle
opened fair at $685. Washington ave-
hue south, last Monday night, and it
ran throughout the week. gathering the
money for a church site.
Miss Ada Westfall gave party to
about thirty-five of her friends last
Thursday evening. Games and dancing
and delightful tea were much enjoyed
by the young people.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Taylor gave a
banquet to about fifty friends last
Thursday evening in honor of Mrs. +.
NJ. Packard. of Boston, Mass, who is
visiting in the city.
A lawn social was given Friday even
ing by Rev. and Mrs. Frank Peterson
at the residence of DR.. LOnquiSt, 1413
provided.
A ribbon social was held at Centen-
ary NJ. E. church last Wednesday even
ing. The Ladies' Aid Society of the
church had the management of the
social.
A social was given last night at the
enteenth avenue south, for the benefit
of the L. p. Plummer, S. of ", drum
corps.
S. B. Holmes. the clerk at the Hotel
Brunswick. was called to Chicago the
first of the week, by the serious illness
of his mother.
The Norwegian Temperance society,
of South Minneapolis. gave all enter
tainment at Dania hall Friday night.
Bishop Fitzgerald. started for Della
meeting Of the bishops.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Peterson gave a
dinner party to a large number of
friends last Monday.
Rev. Kristofer Jansen was in Madison,
dress of the day.
George N. Morgan Post, Sons of
Veterans. danced at the Windsor house
Friday evening.
Miss Emma Neiler entertained twenty
of her intimate friends Friday to dinner.
Miss Sadie Miller gave dinuer party
to a number of friends Thursday.
Senator Ciough and r. f. Jones, left
the city for Cleveland Tuesday.
Col. George G. Ripley. started to Den
yer, Tuesday evening.
j. E. Northrup, started for Europe
last Monday night.
Miss Glemmie Boots in visiting at
Mitchell.