St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-06-02

I ter Florence started Friday for Califor-
| mia. The family may remove to Santa
! Cruz.
| A Memorial eve celebration was en-
| jOyed by number of veterans and their
| families at the residence OF George W..
Lynch and wife. last "Wednesday even
| ing. A patriotic programme was car.
ried ont. and then coallation was en-
| joyed by the party. There were some
| thirty-tive present.
| After the graduating exercises of the
Judson institute at the First Baptis
church, Friday evening, a reception
was given to the friends of the school
/ in the institute. A very large attend
! ance was present to wish the young
ladies well and congratulate them over
| their graduation.
The Mnnehaha Reading circle have
| decided to incorporate and build a hall
! and reading room at Minnehaha. 1t
will be called the Longfellow Memorial
| hall. The society holds weekly meet
ings. The last one was made more than
usually attractive by banquet.
Mrs. f. ii. Whitney's pleasant home
| on Stevens avenue was prettily deco
rated with flowers and flags last
Wednesday evening for an entertain
| ment given some sixty friends. Mrs.
Whitney went East Wednesday to be
| absent during the summer.
Nicollet Lodge No. 46. X. of P,
alighted at the door of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry J. Atnow in surprise party
last Thursday evening, bringing with
them wedding gifts ana banquet and
| wholesome good cheer for Mr.. AltnoW
and his bride.
The "Deestrick SkewP'entertainment
is still licensed and running in South
Minneapolis. Relief hall was filled by
an audience to listen to it last Monday
night. The proceeds went to st. Luke'S
Episcopal church.
A social dance was given Tuesday
evening by Miss Fannie Head to her
Minneapolis friends. Miss Head goes
to New York city for few weeks, and
will spend the summer there and at
Long Branch.
The fourth anniversary of the eStab-
lishment.of the railway branch of the
Y. NJ. C. A. was celebrated last Thurs
day evening. A good literary and mu-
steal programme was rendered to fair
audience.
Miss Anna Kelly is enjoying visit
from Miss McNary. of Granite Falls.
Last Wednesday evening company of
friends were invited to meet her. An
elaborate supper was spread for them.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Bates received
their friends Thursday evening to tea.
Cards were enjoyed. and dancing was a
feature. Refreshments were served at
Il at the breaking up of the party.
The new grounds of the Chequamegon
Tennis club was occupied by the first
tournament Thursday afternoon. A
large number of ladies and gentlemen
were present.
Miss Gussy Wright gave a tennis
party last Wednesday afternoon at her
Lyndale avenue home. Good playing
was done throughout and the party
much enjoyed.
Miss Lizzie Dexter entertained about
thirty of her Schoolmates and friends
last Wednesday evening. A lunch was
served and the evening passed very
pleasantly.
Mrs. E. j. Hartley gave dinner party
to her friends last "Wednesday after
noon. The residence was handsomely
decorated and an elaborate dinner was
served.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the I'M
manuel Baptist Church gave unique
poverty" social at the church Friday
evening. Rags were at premium.
Miss Louisa Felt gave tennis party
to twenty-four young friends Wednes-
day afternoon. After the games lunch
was served to the players.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Shadrich gave a
very pleasant party in farewell, last
Wednesday afternoon. They left last
night for Toronto; Canada.
Mrs. 0. S. Carter gave lawn tea FRI
day afternoon to her married lady
friends. The ladies enjoyed the enter
tainment very much.
The kindergarten of Gethsamane
church closed Friday by a pleasant
party, much enjoyed by the little folks.
Mrs. S. S. Soldering and her daugh