St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-31

stepping out in the paths Of life, he advanced
many grand and noble ideas which may pc
profted by i'll future days. Prof. B1ckle. OF
Minneapolis, gave a vocal solo, ana also de-
livered a most feeling farewell address
to his many friends, before taking his de-
parture for Hamburg, Germany, where he ex-
poets to make his home for Time. b. Bren-
hoff and sister gave vocal duet, Wnlcn was
rendered very nicely, speaking we'll Tor nome
talent.
The Twin City Banjo, Mandolin and Guitar
club gave a moonlight excursion down the
river ON the steamer Henrietta and barges
last Friday evening which was very enjoy
able occasion. Some very fine music was
rendered, notable among which was the fine
playing of the Ideal Banjo. Mandolin and
Guitar club of this city and the fine mando-
lin renditions of Mr.. Swanson. The evening
was exceptionally fine.
A party of young folks, chaperoned by
Mrs. r. Cardinal, had q picnic at Shadow
Falls last Wednesday. The party consisted
| of Misses Emma Parks. Annie O'Brien, Kate
Wilson. Annie Parks. Harriet Wilson, Lena
Hodgins and Kate O'Brieh; Messrs. Evren,
O'Brien, Parks Hodgins Valley, Eastern,
| Murphy, Cardinal and Golden.
| The Misses Florence and Cora Walker en-
| tertalned party of young people Tuesday
| evening in honor of Miss Fannie Connell of
| GAINESVILLE, Wis. The guests were Misses
Laura Rose, Lillian Lettan, Lydia Brandt,
| Robert Burns, Fred DAZZLE, George Kearney
| and Sherman Chamberlain.
| Mrs. Henry J. Horn, of Irvine Park enter
tanned a few friends last evening for her
| guests. Mrs. j. P. Ellis. Miss Ellis and Miss
| Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Adams. Miss Hall,
| Miss Margaret Hall, Miss Mcclellan; j. N.
| Kirby, W. L. Banning Jr,. and Mrs. j. D.
| Miller
| The concluding entertainment of Samuel
| Baldwin's series of free organ recitals was
1 afternoon q PpOnlpiS
! church. Mr.. Baldwin gave five organ num-
| bers, and songs were rendered by Messrs.
| Lassen. Cowen. and Miss E. G. Richards.
| Misses Bessie Hunt, Alice Raynor, Carrie
| Dolan, and Messrs. j. j. Darlington, Howard
| Prague and T. s.. Holt gave boating party
| at White Bear lake Tuesday The party was
chaperoned by Mrs A. A. Hunt of Thirteenth
| street
The Ideal Banjo, Mandolin and Guitar
club will be rendered reception next Tues
Mrs. W. P. Dyer, on Mount Airy street. An
enjoyable time may be expected.
Tuesday afternoon. Sept 2. the Nurses As
ISOLATION of st. Paul will hold basket pic
mic at Groveland park. on the electric motor
line. All nurses and their friends are cor
daily invited
Ex-Ald Weber gave party on Thursday
evening i'll honor of his wife's birthday.
large number of friends responded to the in
vitation, and an enjoyable evening was
spent.
There was general informal hop at the
club house on Manitou Island Friday even
ing. Everybody was there, except some of
the young men who missed the train.
Reuben and Abbie WarDer gave pleasant
dancing party last Thursday evening to their
school friends and others previous to Miss
Abbies return to school,.
The ladies of st. Vincent's parish have
been holding very successful lawn festival
for the past three days on the lawn adjoining
the church