St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-30
SOCIAL NOTATIONS,

One of the incest places to spend the
Fourth of July will be at Lookout
Place, corner of York and Westminis-
ter streets. The people of st. Patrick'S
church have beautifed the grounds, and
are still making large preparations tOr
mammoth picnic. Besides the ordin-
ary attractions of good picnic there
will be introduced many new and inter-
esting features. Various games and
sports will be repeated at short inter-
walls. Good music and splendid accom-
An appropriate Grafton will be deliv-
cred at 3 o'clock in the afternoon by
James r. Corrigan, of Minneapolis, the
eX-presidont of the Catholic Total Alb
stinence Union of Minnesota. A large
attendance is expected, and pleasant
and enjoyable day is anticipated.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Reardon gave a
reception to number of their friends
on W Wednesday evening last. Among
them were Mr.. and Mrs. White, Mr..
and Mrs. Farley, J. Hanley. J.
Reardon. Miss A. Schilling, NJ. For
gerty. F. Blakley. Mr.. McLoutie,
Miss Burt, Miss Craigg, Miss M. Rear
don. Miss Kelly, Miss Ryan, Misses Nc
Caricks, R. J. Bastian and numerous
others. The evening was very pleas
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other pastime games throughout the
parlors of that happy house. .
An entertainment for the benefit of
the children's ward in st. Luke's hos
pital will be given at the residence of
Mrs. G. Y. Bacon, Summit avenue.
Tuesday evening. July 2, under the
patronage of Mrs. W. r. Merriam and
the Young Ladies' society. A play
written by Mrs. Beaumont will be pro-
duced, followed by the comb orchestra,
dancing and refreshments. Every one
is cordially invited. Tickets will not
be sold. but subscription box will be
provided for the reception of contribu-
tions.
Miss Ellen and Hattie Gilbert gave a
delightful party Monday evening last at
their home on Tenth street. Miss
Thompson sang and John Randson ac-
companied On the guitar. Dancing was
the feature of the evening. Among
those present were Muller Bros, Cul-
len, Laughton. Wurst, McClurg, Beech
Messrs. Randson, Parke, Handy, RY-
dey, Storr, Smith, Elleot, Letch, Gil
bert, Otis, Biackett, Thunder and
Miner.
On Friday afternoon G.. A. Hawks
gave coaching party to Minneapolis
and return. Dinner was taken at the
West hotel, ana in the evening the
party attended the Grand. The day was
all that could be desired, and the drive
proved most delightful one. Among
the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ.
Griggs, who chaperOned the party;
Misses Griggs, Timberlake, Noyes,
Mann; Messrs. Read, Weatherby and
Hawks.
The Acorn club will continue their
meetings throughout the summer.
They meet on Tuesday evening of each
week. Several new features have been
added lately, and among these that of
sending member of the club as re-
porter to lectures, etc. The club is of
great benefit to business women, as the
enthusiasm shown by the members will
testify. They are now studying Egypt
and Jerusalem in connection with the
Napoleon period.
Mrs. Gardner Moore, ::of Pleasant ave-
nue., gave delightful musical at their
home Wednesday evening. The occa-
sion was in honor of Miss Heald, of
New Jersey. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Cass Gilbert. Mr..
and Mrs. Morrison, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Newell, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Hay, Misses
Mann, Averill, Harrington, -Noyes,
Moore, Knox, MelgS ana Feet, MeSSrS.
Kingman Peet and Blake.
At the ball given by Garfield Post No.
s, G. A. R., at Garfield hall, No. $50
East Seventh street, Wednesday even
ing July 8. the Merriam Zouaves, First
battery, cavalry, knights of Pythias,
police, firemen. letter carriers, Sons of
Veterans and G. A. X. will be rspre-
sented in uniform. Hilyard's orchestra
will furnish music.
A meeting of the White Bear Yacht
club was called by Commodore G. d.
O'Brien Thursday evening. 1t was