St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-04
SOCIAL GATHERINGS.

About 300 of the friends and parishers
of Rev. T. F. Allen, of Lake Street
Methodist church, joined together
Thursday evening to celebrate the sill
yer wedding of the reverend gentleman
and his wife. The happy event took
place in the church which was given a
holiday appearance in honor of the occa-
sion.
The Young Peoples Society of Beth
lehem church gave social entertain
ment last Thursday evening. Refresh
ments and music and literary exercises
made up the evenings programme.
Mr.. and Mrs, w. j. Mccartney, Mr..
and Mrs. Lowell; the Misses BoWe and
Miss Mabel Rogers, of Milwaukee, Wis,
form party at Lake Harriet. They go
by the name of Bee Hive camp.
The Ladies' Relief Corps of the Chase
post gave lawn festival on the Cat
aract house lawn last Wednesday even
ing. Dancing and refreshments added
to the pleasure of the evening.
The Thirteenth Avenue NJ. E. church
and Sunday school spent happy day
last Wednesday picnicking at Spring
park. There was a large and merry
turnout.
The benefit ball of the Stephens Lii
brary association was held last WedneS-
day evening at Labor Temple. 1t was
largely attended, and was a thorough
success.
The Ladies Protective association
held lawn Sociable last Thursday even
ing at the residence OF Mrs. j. G. Mott,
1889 East Twenty-fourth street.
c. G. Washburn Post, G. A. R., gave
ball at Thomas hall last Thursday
evening. Aniee party was present and
the evening was happily spent.
The employees of Altman & Co. gave a
happy surprise party to their manager,
Mr.. McWalters, at his Bryn MaWr home
last Wednesday evening.
A lawn festival was given wednesday
night by the people of the Church of st.
Anthony Du Padua. Music was fur
nished by Piatt's band.
The Misses Owens gave a most pleas
ant summer social at their home, 11O1
Sixth street south, last Wednesday
evening.
A most enjoyable socia BILE was given
at the home of Mrs. A II. Anderson to
the Sons of Temperance last Tuesday
evening.
The G. A. r. posts of the city united
i'll lawn party at the home of Com
mander Louis E. Egolf last Thursday
evening.
The coopers' picnicked at Lake Min
netonka yesterday. The William Noble
relief corps served an excellent supper.
The moonlight excursion and hop
given by the Minnetonka Pleasure club
Tuesday evening was great success.
The Portland Social club danced last
Friday night at Dahl's hall. A very
pleasant evening was enjoyed.
The ladies of the st. Stephen Catho-
lie church gave an ice cream festival at
Dahl'S nall Thursday evening.
A social was given Friday evening in
the parlorS of the Calvary Baptist
church.
A very pleasant lawn party was given
last Friday evening at the residence of
eX-Ald. j. l.. johnson.
The Sunday school of the First Free
Baptist church picnicked at Lake Har-
riet Wednesday.
SOCIETIES ANNOUNCEMENTS.
The announcement is made of the
wedding of Miss Ida May Wilcox, of
Minneapolis, to Henry j. Mylins, of
Milan, Italy. The event is arranged for
October. The young lady, in company
with her mother, Mrs. Charles Wilcox.
have sailed from Havre and will be met
on arrival in New York by Mr.. Wilcox,
who went East Wednesday. They will
visit in the East before returning home.
The Washburn post have engaged
Thomas hall for series of balls, COM
mencing Nov. 8. Preparations are
being made for royal good times during
the winter months.
The three divisions of the Sons of
temperance picnic at White Bear lake
next Wednesday.
The annual labor picnic will be held
week from to-day under, the auspices of