St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-14

day at St. Peters Episcopal church. corner
Third and Maple, were the most successful
ever attempted by this body. The service in
the morning was conducted by Rev. Samuel
, Mills who preached an eloquent and appro-
pirate sermon, and the evening, conducted
by Rev. Z. Johnson, of Boston, in an
aDie manner, were crowded TO the doors.
fhe singing was all that could be desired,
and the decorations were very choice. A
beautiful arch, surmounted with agold cross
formed of corn. wheat, ETC., reached almost
10 the roof and enclosed the altar and choir,
beneath which was rich display OF the
fruits of the harvest. In the afternoon the
children had a flower service, which was also
largely attended. The children brought teau-
uful flowers, which were afterwards pre-
sented to st. Luke's hospital.
Mrs. Wilkinson, of Cook street, enter
tained party of friends to afternoon tea
Wednesday,. There were present Mrs Wal
ter, Mrs. Davidson, Mrs. Dixon Mrs. Fawn.
Mrs. O'Conner.
There will be missionary concert at the
Atlantlc Congregational church this evening.
The services will be conpucted by Rev. j.
sheppard. who has superintendent the ar
rangements
Rev. 5. Mills has taken the handsome resi-
dence corner Third and Maple, lately occu-
pied by Mr.. Van Dyne, and intends removing
to town about the LIST of October.
The Second Ward Taxpayers ASSOCIATION
held meeting last evening. This associa-
tlOn is doing excellent work in the interest
OF Dluf improvements.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hub Schurmeier. of Ravine
street, are about to leave the bluff to reside
with MI. Schurmeiers father. of Ninth
street.
Miss Matte Benedict visited Mrs. Smith, of
East Fourth street, and Mrs. Davis, of East
Third street, the past week.
Miss Dawkins and Miss L. Baker, of East
Sixth street, are spending a few weeks
among friends in Iowa.
A number of Bluff ladies gave a surprise
party TO Miss Tableman, of Fuller street, to
celebrate her birthday.
Arthur Smith. OF Jasper. Scott county, is
spending a few weeks with Norman Kelly, of
Minnehaha street.
Mrs W. L. Cutler who is in the city on
business, is staying with Mrs. Van Dyne,
East Third street.
yesterday for hunting trip in the Southern
part of the state.
Mrs Lawrence, of East Seventh street. en-
tertalned Mrs. Humble, of Dundee, Mimi,
the past week
Mrs. Mills and family. of White Bear lake,
spent last week with Mrs. Leopold, of Hoff-
man avenue.
Miss Lawrence, of East Seventh street, is
expected home Friday after an absence of
four months.
Rev. S. and Mrs. Mills and Mrs. leopold
Iunched Thursday with Mrs. Newton, of
North street
Mr.. Bradburn, of Ontario, Canada, is visit
ing his son, DR.. Bradburn, of East Third
street.
Mrs. C. H. Cannon, of ST. Anthony Park,
visited her many friends on the bluff Tues
day.
Mrs. j. NJ Smith, of East Fourth street. is
entertaining ady friend from Detroit.
Miss NJ. Winter. of Duluth, is the guest of
Miss Sallie Winter, of East Sixth street.
Mrs. F. C. Atkinson. of Margaret street.
left Saturday for Window, Mimi.
Mr.. Freeman and family, of Bates avenue,
have returned from the lake.
F. B. Farwell, of Hoffman avenue. is on
trip north duck hunting.
Miss Simpson. of East Fifth street, left
Monday tor Helena, Mont
Mrs. c. M. Simpson, of Reaney street, is at
Dubuque 10.