St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-03
SOCIAL CHURCH FOLK.

wednesday evening at Plymouth church
occurred the harvest festival and church So
s.ial The large hall over the lecture room,
the lecture room and the pdrlors adjoining
were thrown open for the occasion The
sli.lIitel at the head of the hall was dec6ed
51 vegetables and fruits. Three mammoth
lack O lanterns Illuminated with candles
were head pieces for the decoration. Nam
moth roses made from cabbage leaves and
2eppers. applcS, celery ana all manner OF
Suggestive harvest symbols completed the
decorations The social began at an early
hour ID the evening. and there was a very
large attendance present. The first p art OF
tie evening was spent socially. Later a
snusicaI programme, in which Miss Crow and
ar. Stewart were the principals, followed.
At the close of the musical programme re-
Jgeshments wereserved in novel fashion.
! hey consisted OF pumpkin and apple pie,
followed by coffee and doughnuts. A grand
march with pumpkins and pies borne aloft
initiated the attack upon the good things.
&c. II. Badger. of the firm of Bradstreet,
Tuufter Il Co.. was Wednesday evening
united in marriage with Miss Minnie B.
Raipey. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. T. B.
Raiuey. of Duluth. The wedding occurred
al the home of the brides parents. 81 East
Third street. Duluth, and the invitations
were confined to relatives and immediate
friends. there being present Mrs. II. E. Bad
ee-, Walter Badger, Master Willie Badger. A.
ii. Strong and - Brace, of Minneapolis;
g. l. Percy, West Superior; Mr.. and
Mrs. II. L. Houck, De Kalb, ILL.,. Miss Mabel
e. MOBILES, Aurora, H.: DR.. and Mrs. G. s. Fl.
DuG;. Mr., and Mrs. T. B. Hoover, Mr.. and
MTe. :. i. Fcachey and Miss Stella Peachey.
Nj. and Mrs. Z. Z. Myers, Mrs. Y. W. Speed.
NIrs. J. y. Starkey, Miss Beta Foote and
Messrs. Henry Cable, Frank Upham and S.
~. Thompson of Duluth.
kev. IL. II. and Mrs. French were rendered
q most cordial reception last Wednesday
might al Centuafy church. The Y. P. S. C.
= and the Ladies' Aid society were the
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Ceptiou was held III the lecture room of the
church which was prettily decorated with
yellow and white chrySanthemums for the
pcc6sion- Music was furnished by SAVERS
orchestra. Dir. and Mrs. French met all OF
the guest rs they stood at the head of of the
room, ami large numbers Of the Methodist
ministers Of the city were present DR..
Burrell and Dr. Thwing were also present
during the evening. Refreshments were
served at 9 o'clock.
Last Tucsdaye the PRESBYTERIAN al
lance held their regular monthly meeting in
the lecture room of Westminster church
There was an unusually large attend anee
aud the attendance is always good. After
an hour spent in listening to q programme
celebrating the centennial of the Fall of the
Bastile, the remainder of the evening was
spent in s social way These gatherings of
siie Presbyterian folk will occur the last
Tuesday of each month during the winter.
They are always enjoyable affairs
Last Monday evening, between the hours
q 80 aud $50, the members of Gethsem-
sre Parish called at the rectory and home of
BIshnp-elect Graves TO extend their con-
Sraiuiatory greetings on his good success in
being raised 10 the dignity of a bishop. The
evening was happily spent at the pretty resi-
dence, and large number of the members of
the church were present during the evening
Bishop Graves new place of residence will
be at hearney Hastings or Grand Isle. Neb.
The good people of Highland Park Presby-
tcrian church gave q becoming reception last
Tuesday evening to Rev. A. K. Harsha and
his bride. The reception was given at the
pleasant home of B. F. Nutter, corner of
Fremont avenue and Twenty-third avenue
north. II was an evening of pleasant con-
gratulstions and welcome greetings, which
went to make the pastor more at home among
his people and welcomed his young wife to
their midst.
The young people OF Westminster church
gave Halloween social in the lecture room
III the church last Wednesday evening. The