St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-18

East Tenth street, and their guest, Mrst
W. L. Grey, of Minneapolis, were mos.
delightfully."- surprised Friday evening
by about sixty of their most intimate
friends. The evening was spent in
social conversation. interspersed with
appropriate speeches by Rev. J. NJ.
Henderson, T. Ii. Lvles and Prof. f. L.
Meg her, it being A. j. French Jr.'s sew
enteenth birthday. The party was
given i'll honor of Mrs. W. t. Grey, of
Minneapolis. under the direction of
Mrs. J. II. LOOMS. Mrs. L. H. Lyles
and Mrs. l.. A. Robertson, who served
elegant refreshments, after which all
departed for their homes feeling that
they had spent very pleasant evening.
Noble Franklin Lodge No. l, A. o.
Z. W., announce an ice cream social for
Thursday evening, Aug. %, at their.
hall, corner of East Seventh and Min
nesota streets, to which the members
and their friends are invited. At the
assembling of the guests OF the evening
an address OF welcome VIII be made by
the master of the lodge. At s p. m, the
promenade concert, with Fowler'S Or
cheStra, will begin and continue until
II O'Clock, when the banquet hall will
be thrown open and ice cream and other
refreshments served.
Arrangements for the organization of
colored choral society are now almost
completed. The matter is being taken
lively interest in by the foremost
musical people of the city, and as this
is movement in the right direction, it
will doubtless receive the hearty sup
port of the people of st. Paul.
A reception will be given by the ladies
of Garfield Women's Relief Corrs No. 5
at Post hall, $50 East Seventh street,
Friday evening, Aug. %, from s to II.
A cordial invitation is extended to all
members of the G. A. r. of the city
and to Acker Relief corps to be present
DR.. j. ii. Stewart gave dinner at the
club Monday evening in honor Of his
guest, DR.. K. Koch, of the Prussian
army. Those present were the Misses
Gordon, Gamble, Bend, Alice Fore
paugh. Sturgis, and Mrs. Forepaugh,
and Nessrs. Charles Gordon, SkipWith,
How and Stewart.
A class reunion of young ladies. con-
sisting of the Misses Katherine Rear
don. Della Schlick, Alice Williams, Kit
tie PrpndergaSt, Emma Williams, Kit
tie Nc c rmick and Annie Egan, chap
eroned by Miss Williams. spent
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steamer St. Louis.
Dudley Schetfer entertained party
of his young friends at his nome at
Lake Minnetonka. They were Misses
Julia Mcclellan. Mabel Horn, Lenore
Horn, Ruth Stickney, Grace Davis,
MesSrS. Winthrop Ingersoll, Carl Tay-
lOT. Charles Flandrau, Ben Hodge and
others.
a party of young people from st.
Paul who enjoyed last Tuesdays hop
at White Bear were Misses Lottie and
Lulu Beck. Misses Dot and Irene Trow-
bridge, Miss Brown; Messrs. Bryant,
Van keuren, Stivers and Richardson.
The Ladies' Guild of st. Matthew's
parish, st. Anthony park, gave a lawn
festival and summer hop at Machinery
hall, state fair grounds, Thursday even
ing.
The ladies of Woodland Park church
will hold lawn fete next Tuesday
evening Oh the church grounds, corner
Selby avenue and Arundel street.
The ladies of st. Joseph'S church gave
a lawn fete Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings, at the corner of Nelson and
Harrington avenues.
Mrs. w. R. Merriam and party of
young friends left Tuesday evening to
spend two weeks on the governor S
farm.
Mrs. A. B. Ancker. of College ave-
nue., entertained ladies' club at pro-
gressive euchre yesterday afternoon.
Miss Grace Hawkins entertained a
few friends Monday afternoon at her
home on Ashland avenue.
Mr. and Mrs Russell Dorr will give a
musicale next Monday evening at their
house on CrocuS hill.
Mrs. F. b. DOran gave small card
party Thursday evening for Mr.. and
Mrs. W. c. johnson.