St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-16

was indulged in till a. m. Ice cream and
cake were served by the ladies. Mrs. NJ. A.
Homes, of 81 Summit avenue, is chief justice
of the order, which numbers about fifty
wide-awake ladies of st. Paul.
Miss Maggie Noble entertained large
number OF her little friends last Wednesday,
the occasion being her seventh birthday.
Among those present were: Charlie Warner,
Fred Nelson, Emil Nelson, Frank Smith,
Arthur Watson, Eddie Fischer, Willie
Harry Pomeroy. Eddied Mahle, Ned
Noble, Lulu Kahler, Jessie Ridley,
Mahle. Gracic johnson. Myra Twomey. Min
| ME Fischer, Gertie Fischer, Hattie Weyl,
| Lottie lamar. Maud Mcclellan. Bessie Lewis,
Ada Lewis, Helen Parsons, Oracle Bennett.
| Hattie kellar, Gertie Noble.
A large party of young people. chiefly
West siders. gathered at the residence of
| Mr.. Lee, Custer street and Fillmore
avenue last Tuesday and enjoyed
a bus picnic to Lake Johanna, About
sixteen couples were in attendance, and
the day was spent fishing, hunting and boat
riding. Among those who enjoyed the
breezes of the lake were Misses Murray,
Weaver Fountain, Cowley, Ryan, Fleming
Lynch and Moore; MesSrs. Whipple, Simpson,
Foster, Kent, Lee. LoveriCk, Widey, Malally,
Thomas and Hart,
X o. Barnard was pleasantly surprised by
number of friends at his residence, 1S3
East Thirteenth street, Monday evening, the
| 10th. the occasion being the anniversary of
| his eighteenth birthday. Among those present
| were the Misses Eta Lewis, Nellie Tanning,
| Lillian Humphrey, Clara Humphrey Minnie
| Chambers, Ethel Haisley and the Messrs.
| NJ. f. Lewis, III. S. Lewis, A. S. Chase, Z. l..
| Chase and William Napier.
On Monday evening Gov. Merriam gave a
| dinner in honor of Messrs. How and Milliken
of New York. The table decorations were
elaborate and entirely in yellow. There were
present Major and Mrs. Bates, Mr. and Mrs.
TarboX, Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon, Gov. and Mrs.
Merriam and Miss Cook. In the evening the
! governor entertained the senatorial commit
| tee and number of prominent citizens.
Barge parties are again keeping the lax So
| eiety devotees up late o nights. Last Thurs
made up OF the following, made trip
| down the river and back: j. j. Parker, H.
| Wright, Mr.. RantouL Mr.. Jaggard, Mr.. Skip
| with, DR.. stewart, Dr. McLaren and Mrs. Par
ker, Miss Averilll, Miss Gilfllan, Miss Gotz
ian, Miss Dean and Miss Sturgis.
Frank Jansen. thirty years resident of
this city. and now clerk in the county alb
stract office, will celebrate his silver wedding
at 3 o'clock this afternoon. He was married
in 1864, and hearty response is expected
to the invitations out for the occasion. The
deputy abstract clerks have arranged to pre-
sent Nj. and Mrs. Jansen with an elegant
silver service.
/ Robert o. Barnard was pleasantly surprised
by his FRIENDS last Monday evening in honor
of his eighteenth birthday Refreshments
were served. Among those present were the
Misses Eta Lewis Nellie Tanning, Winnie
Chambers, Ethel Haisley, Lillian and Clara
Humphrey and Messrs. Charles Chase, Willie
Lewis Bert Chase, Robert Barnard and
Henry Lewis.
Mrs. ]. B. Dow gave birthday party yes
terday afternoon in honor of the fifteenth
birthday of Master John Dow and the tenth
of Miss Mamie Dow. About thirty young
people spent very pleasant time in games,
music and other amusements, and the two
young people were the recipients of many
handsome presents.
The Como Avenue Literary and Social club
will give lawn sociab1e next Tuesday even
Ing at the residence of Mrs. j c. Mccall. $40
| Topping strebt. A short programme will be
carried out. Ice cream will be served. All
members are especially invited to attend, as
this will be the final meeting Of the year.
Ike Lederer celebrated his birthday last
Monday by giving small and select dinner
party at the Standard club. A large number
of valuable presents were given him. con-
sisting of tin pals frying pans. gridirons,
sh0vels. washboards, flat irons and other ar
ticles OF utility and ornament
On Friday evening Mrs. Ed Johnson. of
Nelson avenue. gave card party to a num-
ber of her friends. Prizes were taken by the
following members of the company: Miss
Cock, progressive; Mrs. McIntire, ladies'
head prize; Mrs. Seymour. lone hand; and
II. GORDON, gents neaQ pllZe-
The last of the course of entertainments
projected by the Oxford NJ. E. church was
given last Tuesday evening when Jean Inge-
lows Songs of Seven" and Leigh Hunts
''Abou Ben Adhem," illustrated with tab
leauX and music, were given to Il large audi
ence.
The ladies of St. Johns Catholic Church.
or Dayton's Bluff. gave a strawbarry and ice
cream festival Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings on the church lawn, Frances and
Cypress streets.
Mars Lodge No. 22o2 l. 90. F. gave a
hall Wabasha street last Friday evening,
which drew large audience and was most
successful affair
Alice Prendergast entertained a company
of little friends at her home on Ashland ave-
nue Friday afternoon the occasion being the
sixth anniversary of her birthday.
The graduating exercises of the st. Paul
teachers training school were held at the
High School assembly hall en- Wednesday
evening.
The lawn social given last Tuesday even
ing for the benefit OF St Joseph's church
was highly successful socially and finan-
cially.
The Ladies' Society Of st. Johns church
held its last meeting for the season with Mrs.
Chapman, of Holly avenue, Tuesday after
noon.
Myrtle C. Burnette entertained Friday
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lady friends, celebrating her sixteenth birth
day.
The Young Peoples society of Christian
Endeavor gave festival on the lawn of the
First Presbyterian church last Monday even
ing.
A strawberry festival was given by the Ia
dies of Mount Zion Congregational church at
Standard hall last Tuesday evening.
The Hibernian rifles gave social Friday
evening at 1873 East Sixth street, which was
largely attended.
Master Louis Forepaugh gave card party
to number OF his young friends on Wednes-
day evening.
Mrs. J. j. Parker gave an evening tea party
to her friends on Friday.