St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-01
SOCIAL GATHERINGS.

One of the social events of last week
was the banquet given by Bethesda
Baptist church to the district council of
the Baptist church. There were num-
Der of prominent guests present repre-
senting the churches of the district.
The following were guests: Reys. J.C.
Hoblett, Bartlett Foskett, H. G. Wood,
W. w. Doiley. T. r. Peters, L. G.
Sheafe, of st. Paul; w. NJ. Haigh, Of
Chicago; Y. A. Saige, J. w. Vals. of
st. Paul; H. G. Mabie, J. W. Dunjee,
William Gilkes, of AnOka; and II. E.
Fox, of st. Paul. The others were
Jasper Gibbs, j. c. Todd, w. r. Morris,
S. c. WOoten, John W. Gibbs, Prof. A.
7. Clement, u. w. Mitchell, c. 0.
Seams, Hon. George A. PillSbury, FL.
II. Chamberlain and NJ. E. Singleton.
One of the social occasions of the
summer was the reception given to
Bishop and Mrs. Knickerbocker at Geth-
Bemane church. Five hundred guests
were present, forming charming social
party. The chapel was handsomely
decorated and all excellent collation.
was served.
Mrs. E. w. Blackman gave an after
noon lunch Thursday in honor of her
daughter Marie. who leaves to-day to
attend st. Mary'S Catholic convent at
Notre Dame, near South Bend, Ind.
Thirty young friends of Miss Blackman
were present.
Miss Eva Harrison, gave a party to
her friends Thursday. The afternoon
was spent at tennis. After dinner
music was enjoyed. Miss Harrison left
home last night for Buffalo, New York,
where she will be joined by her mother.
A farewell meeting was given at the
First Congregational church Tuesday
evening, to give Misses Lizzie Kirkland
and Susan H. 0lmstead God speed on
their journey to Oriental mission fields.
a birthday surprise was given to Miss
Ella Norris Thursday afternoon by a
number of young friends. Miss Norris
left Friday morning to take position
In the Indianapolis public schools.
Miss Lily Hendee gave lawn party
Wednesday evening, in honor of her
cousin, Miss Sampson of Dubuque. The
lawn where the refreshments were
served was prettily lighted.
The Y.P.S.C.E. of the Hennepin Ave
nue. NJ. Z. church had well-attended
and enjoyable social at James B..
Holmes residence, 1928 Hennepin ave-
hue, Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Waldron gave a
reception to about thirty invited guests
last Tuesday evening, in honor of Miss
Jennie Hargitt and her brother, r. P.
Hargitt, of Hamilton, o.
Nellie Ryder was given a party
"Wednesday in honor of her seventh
birthday anniversary. Twenty little
girls were present and spent a very
pleasant afternoon.
Mrs. II. q. Harrison gave entertain
70 arm Of 70, f-iO IL
her home on Nicollet avenue in honor
OF her daughter and friends, who are
visiting with her.
J. S. Hughes gave a supper to a few
of his friends at the DOrsett parlols
Tuesday evening in honor of his
brother, who is visiting him from the
East.
The little girls of the catechism class
of the Thirteenth Avenue NJ. E. church
gave a lawn social at Fifteenth and
Franklin avenue last Wednesday even
ing.
Camp No. 9. Sons of Veterans, gave a
uance last Wednesday evening at
Thomas hall, 1925 East Franklin. A
very enjoyable evening was spent.
&C. Belanger of 400, Harrison street,
Northeast, gave party Wednesday in
honor of his parents, who have come
from Ottawa, Cam. to visit him.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mclaughlin gave
entertainment to some forty guest al
their home, 245, Thirteenth avenue
south. last Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Alma Johnson gave a dancing
party at the st. Angelo last Monday
evening in honor Of Miss Coffman, OF
Washington.
Miss Nellie French gave lawn dane
ing party on Thursday evening. The