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

A lawn social was given OH Tuesday eve n
fng at the residence of Mrs. Harter. Seven In
street and First avenue south, which was
taken part in by large number OF persons
The affair was under the management OF the
Young Ladies' Auxiliary of the HomeoDa-
thic hospital. The evening was enjoyed by
all, and the young ladies were gratlted by
fair return for their efforts to furnish pleas
ing entertainment.
Thomas A. Frazer, master mechanic OF the
$500 road, who has resigned, will go with
Wells, French d Company, of Chicago. He
will have 1.200 men in his charge. On Sat
urday last the employees of the mechanical
department of the $500 shops gave picnic
in his honor, and at the same time presented
him with diamond stud as mark OF esteem
i'll which he was held by them.
The merchant tailors of Minneapolis enter
tanned their brethren of ST. Paul in a banquet
ut the Guaranty Loan Wednesday evening.
There YVES the usual good time that occurs
whenever jolly gentlemen meet over the fes-
tive board. In the words of Halleck. And
the speeches inspired by the fumes OF the
ale had the fragrance of porter when the
porter was gone"
Thursday evening was very pleasantly
spent by the members and friends OF the st.
James A. NJ E. church, by a somewhat novel
entertainment consisting principally OF mu-
steal numbers, vocal and instrumental. 1t
was given at the church. III Second street
southeast and called forth a goodly attend
ance.
Mrs. McNiece, of Cresco To-, is visiting the
family OF John NJ. Galpin and other friends
for few weeks Her daughter Minnie, who
is at present in California, is expected to re-
turn about next month. Both formerly lived
here, and will probably take up their resi-
dence here again some time in september
The pupils in music of Miss Wetterholl
gave her party at 1923 Eleventh avenue
south, Wednesday night last. The party was
given in honor of her departure 10 Wiscon-
sin for the summer. The pupils presented
her with handsome gold watch.
W. S. Banett and wife entertained the mem
bers of Camp News" which iourished at
Mlnnetonka last season, at their residence on
Tuesday evening. The occasion was i'll the
nature of a reunion, and was the source OF an
unlimited amount OF pleasure.
The o. f. V. club, composed of forty young
ladies and gentlemen living i'll South Mime
apolis, will hold lawn social next Tuesday
evening at the residence of Chesley Tirrell,
c)rner of Twenty-fifth street and Blooming
ION avenue.
During part of the time of DR.. G. F.
Thwing's vacation, which occurs III August,
the pulpit of the Plymouth Congregational
will be occupied by Rev. William Burnett
Wright of New Britain, Conn.
81. Deshane, formerly doorkeeper at the
Harris theater, will leave for Portland July
Is, where he will act as general advertising
agent for s. Ii. Frledlander's opera house,
the Marquam.
The special Friday evening services at the
Hebrew synagogue have been discontinued
until the hot weather is over. In a few
weeks Rabbi Marks will go on his summer
vacation.
Rev. William Wilkinson, of St. Andrew S
Episcopal church, who recently received a
call TO West Duluth, has declined the same
and will continue in his present field Of
labor.
Rev. II. HOW'LL, of Philadelphia, and for
merly of this city, has joined his wife at the
home of Sanger Segelbaum, 1926 Chicago
avenue, where he will spend several weeks
Thomas Jones' of Harrison & Smiths bind
cry, was given birthday surprise5party Sat
urday evening by his fellow workmen, who
presented him with carriage robe.
Mrs. D. E. Peck, Of Los Angeles, CAL, for
merly of Minneapolis, is spending few
days at her sisters, Mrs. j. T. Hourly, Al
East Grant street.
The Young ladies' auxiliary of the Homeo
pathic hospital gave a lawn fete at Hotel Mos
cow, Seventh street and first avenue, Satur
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs r. B. Larkin and family, will
Edward Rivers, of Milwaukee, are visiting
their daughter, Mrs. II. E. Penniman, 29lI
Park Place.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kienitz. of Cam
bridge, Minn. are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
n. j. ROBBERS, 524 West Twenty eight
street.
Mrs. Corinne S. Brown, president of tn
Nationalist Club No. 2. Chicago, is visiting
in the city, the guest of Mrs Kate B. Davis
Mrs. j. W. Langworthy, of Worthington
Ind, is spending the summer with her sister
Mrs. s. A Baheock, 1928 Portland av.
Mrs. j. l.. Wyman, of Centerville, Tenn, i
spending the summer with her sister, Mrs.
A. Dexter, 37lS First avenue south.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mosey, parents C
Mrs. NJ. f. Gjertson, are guests at the Gjer
son cottage, Saga hill.
Miss Francis Gentle, of Clinton, To-, is vi.
lting with Miss Marguerite Browning, 261
Dupont avenue south.
Miss Edith Blunt of Mount Vernon, Ind
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Abbott Blunt at 4
Eleventh street south.
j. NJ W. Pratt of the Title Insurance con
pany, was banquetcd at the Minneapolis clu
Wednesday evening.
Rev. Dr. A. J. Nelson, of San Francisco
formerly of this state, is visiting Rev. Davi
Tice and family.
]. B. Drew and family, of Bristol, s. D
are visiting friends at 20l Howard stree
northeast.
Mrs. j. l.. wyman. of Ccnterville, Tenn,
spending the summer with her sister, Mrs
A. Dexter.
Mrs. NJ J. Austin is visiting Mrs. j. Peal
at Excelsior.
Miss Carrie Eggleston, of Macon, Mo-,
visiting with relatives at 625 East Nineteent
street.
The Calholis Forcsters gave all entertain
nent and ball Thursday night at Harmoni
hall.
Miss Anna Selden. OF Iron Mountain
Mich, is the guest of Miss Fannie b. Wa
ner.
Miss Anna Seiden. Of Iron Mountain, Mich
is the guest of Miss Fannie B. Wagner.
Miss Millie Cutter, of Grand Haven, Mich
is visiting Mrs, j. Fl. Weller.
Miss Fannie piersOn Of Lock D0rt N
IS visiting Mrs. 7. Ii. Weld.
Chief Stetson and wife are entertaining Il
Misses Mamie and Matte Lisson and Mr.
Ned Norton OF Chicapn and Mrs Maru Rol