St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-23

Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. J. T.
johnson; Messrs. VIII Johnson. John Nolti-
mier, Charles Spellacy, p. ID. Twohy, John
Twohy and A. P. Little. Thursday evening
the club met at the residence OF Mrs. G. Il.
Adams on John street The party were
pleasantly entertained with social games and
cards. Light refreshments were served
by the fair hostess. Progressive euchre
shared the major portion of the evenings
entertainment appropriate prizes were Of
tered, ana after great deal of spirited play
Ing the prizes were won and distributed as
follows: Ladies head prize, Mrs. j. T. john
son; gentlemen's head prize, p ID. Twohy;
progressive, Miss Sophia Noltemier; lone
hand, Charles Spellacy; Our BOBBY" Tony
7. Little. The club meets next with Mr.. ana
Mrs. j. t. johnson.
very successful fair was that held Friday
and Saturday i'll Blasing's hall by the ladies
OF the Atlantic Congregational church. The
ladies under whose immediate supervision
the fair was held were: First table, Mrs.
Burke. assisted by Mrs. Thomson; doll table,
Miss Florence Ilaignt; flower stand, Miss G.
Simpson; candy stand, Miss Gage; aprons,
Mrs. Patterson and Mrs. Young; refresh
ments. Mrs. Middleton, Mrs. Sherin, Mrs.
George, Mrs Andrews and Mrs Rice. The
fair was well attended, and each evening
supper was provided, of which a large num-
Der of business men partook. The articles
offered for sale were of the choicest and most
handsome description; useful as well as orna-
mental. Last evening a charming fairy car
nival was given by the Sunday school chill
dTen. The carnival was a great success and
reflected the greatest credit upon the young
performers and also their instructors
pretty wedding was solemnized Thurs
day in ST. Marys church, the contracting
parties being Michael Kennedy and Mary
known residents of the bluff, and were mar
ried by Father Conner, the ceremony being
witnessed by many friends. y reception
was subsequently held at the home of the
bride, which was largely attended by the
well wisherS of the bride and bridegroom.
MIR. and Mrs. Kennedy were the recipients of
many valuable and handsome presents
The Ladies' Guild of st. Peters, Thursday
afternoon. assembled in Mrs. Newton's par
lors. which were taxed to accommodate the
number of workers. all of whom are enthusi-
astic over the prospects of the approaching
sale, for which active preparations are in
progress. Refreshments were served at 5
O'Clock. and the ladies separated having &C
complished very satisfactory amount OF
work
The oyster supper given by the Ladies' Aid
Society of the Bates Avenue NJ. E. church,
Wednesday evening, was very much enjoyed
by all who attended. The ladies will shortly
gives social in their church.
Miss Nellie Davis, of East Third street, en-
tertained several of her friends to tea Thurs
day, in honor of Miss Grace Waitress, of Mil
waukee, who is visiting Mrs. Laid, of East
Third street.
Inc blalkle Choral cluL had Its usual re-
hearsal in the Atlantic Congregation church
Thursday evening. The club intends giving
a concert in December.
George Yandes who has been spending
few days with his niece, Mrs. Ross Clark, of
Bates avenue, has returned to his home in
Indianapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs Purdy have gone to Milwau-
kee to spend Thanksgiving. They intend
TO De absent three weeks.
Miss j. Murphy, of Hudson, visited her SIS
ter, Mrs. Buckley, OF Margaret street. Sun
day.