St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-06
SOCIAL EVENTS.

A pleasant evening was spent at the resi-
dence OF Thomas Howard, on ST. Peter
street, last Tuesday evening. the occasion
being i'll honor of Father Tolton. White
and colored. guests were equally divided.
Charles Winter Wood gave a rendition of
1.-THE Polish Boy" and several others gave
Rotations and musical selections. Among
the guests were Fathers Tolton. Harrison.
tello. NJ. Crowley, Col. Hardy, Judge Towhy,
James H. LOOMS. Judge Egan, Dr. l Don
nelly. W. L. Kelly Jr., f. l.. McGhee, j. Hick-
man, j. King. Assistant City Attorney Reilly,
J. J. Allen W. D. Bloom. County Auditor
Kahn, Thomas Grace, ?. Keigher. J. Tolbert.
Judge MOrrison W. Banks, \. Gillard, j. e,
Prendergast, NJ. Couroy, Sheriff Bean, L.
Casserly, j. Is. Fry, Il. D. OBrien. j. Caul-
field.
Lake Elmo is rapidly becoming the fash
ionable headquarters for summer residence.
Among the permanent guests there this sea-
son are Fred Driscoll Jr. and family, Henry
c. Drake and family, John &. Stryker and
wife. Mrs. j, L.: Stryker. Herman Scheffer
and family, William G. Strickland and fam
lily; Mrs. Lyons and family, of Columbia.
Mo; William Ely Bramhail aud wife, James
E. Moore and family William L. Perkins and
family, George c. Sqrlires and family. Will
lam Bliss and family. very successful sea-
son is expected.
Ladies who are to entertain visitors to the
national educational convention this week
for the benefit of the home for the friendless
are requested TO hand the sum which they
receive 10 Mrs. Pascal Smith, 445 Laurel
avenue, president of the board of managers,
or to Mrs. Flagg, treasurer, 393 East Ninth
street.
The Minnesota Boat club men who are TO
participate in the races al Duluth are stop
ping at the island club house at White Bear
and will remain there until the 2Dfh. They
are B. Haywood Wright, i. A. Jaggard, IL. W
Brown. W. S. Getty, W. n. Armstrong and
George B. Netlleton.
A party OF young people spent the Fourth
at the hospitablc cottage of Mr.. and Mrs. R.
B. Galusha Mt " bite Bear lake. The guests
were Miss Hall. Miss Mcclellan, Miss Julia
Mcclellan. Miss Fannie Woodward. of ST.
Louis; Il. B. 0ber c. j lngles, I. Buford
and j. D. Miller.
The ladies of the Central Park 3l E. church
viii serve dinner during the National Edu-
cation convention in the dining room of
their church. corner Of Twelfth and Mime
sofa stress.
Mrs. Lane x. Stone gave fete on the Min
nesota Boat club grounds following the re-
gatta on Friday. Every one was there and
general good time was had.
The county board A. o. II. will hold
meeting at Hibernian hall this afternoon at
3 O'Clock, for the election OF officers and
other business.
The Sunday schools of the various Pro-
tesla t churches of Merriam Park will have
union picnic ut Lake Minnetonka, July 10.
A sailing party at White Bear composed of
st. Paul men and maidens Friday evening
was one of the pleasant events of the week.
The Sunday school of Clinton Avenue M.
e. church had a steamboat excursion to
Lake st. CroiX yesterday.
The marriage of Miss Grace Gilbert and
Henry Swinton will occur some time during
the month of september.
The annual picnic for the benefit of st.
Patrick's church was given on the Fourth
on the Rice homestead,
The young people of Grace NJ E. church
will give The Japanese Wedding on the
evening of the 18th.
Acker post G.. A. r., lad comrades So
cial basket picnic al the Minnehaha Soldiers
home yesterday.
Mrs. 7. L. Schumacher gave a little dinner
to select coteric of friends Tuesday even
ing.
Mrs. Snow, of Ashland avenue, will enter
tain the Ladies Euchre club next week.
st. GATHERINGS guild cleared about $500 at
their recent luncheon Ia carte.