St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-21

wife, Capt. Clark Evans and wife. f.
Thomas and wife, Miss Stock, Miss
Pinska, the Misses Evans, Miss Golfers,
George Hammond and lady, George
Heath and lady, George Doran and lady,
George WeaverSOn. w. Pool and lady,
E. Oaks and lady, F. Manhart and lady,
A. Spicer and lady: from Minneapolis,
Capt. S. l.. Brearly and wife, Sergeant
G. A. Torrey and lady, Sergeant b..
A. Kohlstedt and lady, Elmer SUIT
ton and lady. j. B. Meggisson and
lady, Chaplin j. MeSSer, John Dean,
Charles Wolf, Mr.. Armstrong, Ed Bris-
toll, Bert Smith, J. D.. Porter and lady,
II. Guthounz and lady, William Hills
Jr. and lady. B. S. Sheire and lady, H..
j. Rand and lady, W. t. Drake and
lady. Miss Capt. Bristol, of the d. of v,
Miss Dean, and many others; and from
Manchester. Mrs. E. B. Hubbard and
daughter, Mrs. Leib and daughter. Miss
Deal1ln, Mrs. and two Misses Wakefield
aud Mr.. Welch and lady. The many
guests will gratefully remember Mr..
and Mrs. Milham for their delightful
evenings entertainment.
Camp Kelliher, at Lake Gervais, pre-
SentS about as lively an appearance as
one would care to see. The occupants
are all permanently established in the
following quarters: Harriet Lodge,
Liberty Hall, Uncle Toms Cabin,
Walker Villa, Mosquitoes ROost. Time
is spent in rowing, fishing, music, dane
ing, and entertaining friends from the
city. Among the visitors of the week
were Mrs. Irvine, Mrs. German, Mrs.
Robertson, Miss German, Mr.. Wood
ruff. Mr.. Daggett and Mr.. Johnston,
Mrs. and Miss Warner and Miss Grace
Warner and all the little Warmers, Mr..
and Miss Houson. Mr.. WilguS and ladies'.
Among the successful fishers of the
week we're Mrs. Warner and Mrs. Stees,
the latter catching bass weighing five
pounds.
On Thursday evening the Chateaugay
hotel, White Bear, was the scene of q
very enjoyable hop, the second of a
series furnished by the atfable landlord,
Mr.. Benson, as compliment to the
guests and their friends. The music
was by Holler's band, of st. Paul. The
hop was preceded by concert on the
lawn. Among those In attendance at
the hop were Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Nc
ClearY, Mankat0; Mr.. and Mrs. McBain,
Fargo; Mrs. Sehoenoyer, Eau Claire /;
DR.. Will Crary, DR.. Wood, Messrs. Z.
". Youngman, Ed Spindler, Dolph
OCHillIndHu, DlChlIloOtii AdCluoNo' on
child, j. II. Cummings, Mrs. Bailey, the
Misses Brennan, Miss Bee Taylor, Miss
Cornell and Mrs. Kingsley, st. Paul.
Leo r. Wheat, the organist and
pianist, is the guest of NJ. B. Curry, of
he gave a bright entertainment in the
presence of Mr.. and Mrs. Stanford
Newell, Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Peabody,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Carson. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Knox Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs.
George S. Acker, Mr.. and Mrs. A. W.
Krech, Capt. and Mrs. GroeSbeck, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Harrison, Mrs. George
B. Harris, Misses Moore and Harrison,
Messrs. Straw, Clay, Heath and Clark.
Among the notable birthday parties
the past week was that of Master George
Parlow, which took place at the home
of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George
ParlOw, 342 Eighth street. the 18th inst.
Assisted by his sister, Miss Lucy Par
low, they entertained seventy-tiVe init
mate friends in substantial and pleas
ing way. 1t was Master Georges thlr-
teenth mile stone, and among the pres
entS received to mark the epoch was a
valuable gold watch, gift from his
mother, Mrs. Parlow.
Senator A. J. Whiteman escorted a
st. Anthony hill party to Duluth Tues
day. They travelled in Vice President
Dudley's private car. Wednesday even
ing Senator Wbiteman gave party in
their honor. They returned Thursday,
after very pleasant visit. Those
forming the party were Gov. and
Mrs. Merriam, Misses Averill, SturgiS,
Cook, GiIfiIlan. Schurmeier and Gordon,
and Messrs. r. K. Merriam, Dudley,
Patterson, Dawson and Blabon.
The ladies of st. Patrick's church
will give an ice cream festival on the
grounds adjoining the church, corner of
Case and Mississippi streets, Tuesday,
July %, at 7:3O p. III. As usual, good
time is anticipated. 1t will not be amiSs
to say that the visitors will be we'll EN-
tertained, as the ladies of st. Patrick'S
have the deserved reputation of max
ing a success of anything they under
take. Music will be furnished by Iull
brass band.
The lawn festival to be given by tie
Young ladies OF st. Mary'S church Iu4E-
day evening, the 23d inst, promises to
be a very successful affair. The beauti-
full grounds on Woodward avenue,
kindly rendered by Dennis Ryan, are
all that can be desired for the occasion.
Siebert's band will be i'll attendance
early in the evening from to II p. m.
Every arrangement has been made that
can add to the pleasure OF the visitors.
An entertainment will be presented
next Tuesday evening in the guild
rooms of st. Peters church, corner
Maple and East Fourth streets. The
entertainment will consist of songs,
readings and tableauX, and will be par
ticipated in by both misses connected
with the Sunday school and their young
friends on the bluff.
The annual picnic of St.Peter's Church
Sunday school was held at Spring Park.
MinnetOnka, Saturday of last week, and
was great success. There was large
attendance of children. teachers and
parents. G. II. FauntlerOy, the Jealous
superintendent, had provided abun-
dance of sports for the pleasure of the
little ones, and the occasion was a most
enjoyable one.
The st. Paul BARRIERS association will
leave at $3.50 this morning on the
steamer Cle0n for a point eighteen
miles down the river, where the party
will picnic until in the evening, return
ing about o'clock. Willis full band
will accompany the excursion, and all
that merry jewellers might desire will
be Oh board. Mr.. Anthony Chryst,
president of the association, heads the
committee in charge.
The young ladies of the Cathedral
school will give a musical and dramatic
entertainment at Cretin hall, corner
Fort and Sixth streets, on the oath inst,
at O'Clock p. m. A very interesting
programme has been prepared.
Mrs. NJ. Griggs gave reception Fri
day evening at her Laurel avenue resi-
dence in honor of Mrs. Harry &. Foster,
who returned recently from the East
The Thespians met with Miss Ruth
Kimball, of Marshall avenue, Wednes-
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