St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-06-23

on the lawn were much enjoyed. Mrs.
Tucker and daughters Amy and Caro-
line leave for California on Monday, to
be absent about six months.
Nicollet Lodge No. 10, l. o. o. f.
banqueted at their lodge room on the
corner of Twenty-siXth street and Mic
ollet avenue, last Tuesday evening. +.
A. Kelley, Minnesota delegate to Sow
erign lodge of United States, was an
honored guest.
One of the grand affairs of the week
was the banquet given by the Minneap-
oils physicians to the visiting doctors
at the West hotel, Friday evening, at
the close of their convention. There
were some 800 guests at the banquet.
The Ladies' Circle of the Church of
the Redeemer gave a social III the
church parlors Tuesday evening. With
good music and an address from their
pastor, DR.. j. ii. Tulle, the evening
passed very happily.
The Young Mems Alliance of Plym-
Outh church was the guest of DR.. Z. +.
Thwing last Monday evening. Besides
the study of their assigned subject, the
young men enjoyed a most pleasant
social time.
Miss Mabel White gave birthday
party on Wednesday afternoon, enter
tanning twenty-five young lady friends.
who played tennis and croquet till
evening, when an elaborate supper was
served
A .lemon squeeze" lawn social was
much enjoyed by the young people OF
Centenary church on the lawn between
the residences of Charles Bron and
John Chuck, gill and 2124 BlalSdell
avenue.
Miss Cora E. Barker and her pupils,
assisted by Mrs. r. n. Hail., gave
musicale Tuesday afternoon from to
at the home of Mrs. Z. NJ. Pratt, 200
Fifth street southeast.
A pleasant entertainment was given
the Welsh church on Monday evening
in honor of the visit of Prof. Apmad0c.
of Utica, n. Y, who is an accomplished
musician and teacher.
The members of ST. Luke'S parish
opened a fair and fete champetre on
the chapel grounds last Wednesday,
couple of days.
The Ladies Aid Society of the twenty
fourth street Methodist Church gave a
S. Is. Thompson on Cedar avenue, last
"Wednesday evening.
The ladies of the Third Universalist
society gave a June festival at the
Eighth ward relief hall last Tuesday
night. A charming programme was
carried out.
Mrs. George Bishop gave children's
party Thursday afternoon for the pleas
ure of her siX-year-old twin daughters,
May and Maud, and their little friends.
The Young Peoples Society of the
Third Universalist Church gave an en-
joyable entertainment at the Eighth
ward relief hall last Tuesday evening.
A very interesting and amusing enter
tainment was given by the boys and
girls of Holy Rosary school last Thurs
day evening before large audience.
Miss Nellie Scott gave a party
Wednesday afternoon in honor of Miss
Hattie Sanford, of Chicago. Cards were
played and refreshments served.
The Builders exchange honOred W.
H. Sayward, secretary of the National
Builders exchange, by a reception at
their rooms last Monday evening.
Mrs. James Powers and Miss Powers
entertained friends at tea OH Thursday.
Miss Powers leaves tonight for Boston
to remain until autumn.
The South Side Bright Lights gave
the first of their series of dances at their
new pavilion, 2521 Thirteenth avenue
south, Friday evening.
The Zion Commandery of Minneapo-
lis went to st. Paul last Tuesday even
ing to be the guests of Damascus COM
mandery.
Miss Clara Hunt gave supper and
card party On Thursday in honor of her
guest. Miss Griffith. of Duluth.
Plummer Post Relief corps danced at
their hall on Wednesday evening-ice
cream and berries were served.
Miss Hattie Allen gave card and
cream party on Thursday afternoon at
her rooms Oh Pleasant avenue.
The members of Central Baptist
church had social at the residence of
w. II. Day Thursday evening.
The Sons of Temperance gave very
pleasant entertainment last Wednesday
evening at Plummer Post hall.
The members of the A. o. wv. gave
an entertainment at their Franklin ave-
nue. hall Tuesday evening.
Miss Belle johnson, of Sixth avenue
north, gave a pleasant birthday party
on Friday afternoon.
Mayor and Mrs. Babb gave an enter
tainment to few friends at their home
on Garfield avenue.