St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-19
SAINT PAUL.
Additional CITY News on Pages s.
IN soCIETY's BEALM.

evening. The affair has been arranged
by a number of ladies well known III
local church circles, who are deSlrouS
of assisting widow lady. who, through
sickness, has been rendered pennllesSS
and unable to provide for her several
children. The programme prepared ZOE
the concert is one OF many attfactious,
bearing the names of some OF 81. FauiS
most noted vocaliSts and elocutlonlSIS.
Prof. Fertig has also agreed TO denver
lecture, of which the subject has not
vet been decided. A large number OF
tickets have already been sold, ana
there will doubtless be a generous re-
Spouse by those who delight in music,
and at the same time to assist Needy
fellow creature.
The Scotch people of the Twin Cities
have arranged to have picnic at Lake
Park, Minnetonka, on Friday, which
shall eclipse all the efforts of previous
picnics at that most popular OF resorts.
A special train will be run over the
Minneapolis Il ST. Louis railway, leav-
ing Broadway station at $50 a. IN. All
other day trains will be made available
for the eXcurSioniStS. This event will
be something more than picnic, In
that arrangements have been made for
holding an athletic tournament Ten
gold medals have been offered to those
who excel in those sports for which the
Scottish people are famous, and there
Will be some lively contests. A dance
will be held in the evening to close the
festivities. In recent months there mas
been a steady increase in the member
ship of the st. Andrews society, and at
a special meeting held oil Sunday even
ing it was demonstrated that fully 13O
mission.
Miss Carrie Huse, of Thirteenth
street. last evening entertained num-
Der of her young friends at O'Clock
tea. and subsequently at euchre. Those
winning prizes we're Misses Leland and
Conevan and Messrs. Kelhl and Straker.
Among the guests were: Misses Archer,
Holdin, De Croft and fainter, and
Me-srs. Pair, Fengate, Smith and Ives.
There was good deal of fun and fes-
tivity at the Young Girls home on st.
Peter street yesterday. The parlors
were decorated, the pretty girls of the
household wore their most bewitching
smiles and most handsome gowns. and
made holiday of it. The event which
had occasioned the demonstrations re-
ferred to was a wedding. Miss Mary
Conroy, jolly little girl, for long
time an inmate of the home, was to be
married at 10 O'Clock at the cathedral to
Michael Green. The ceremony was
performed on schedule time by Rev.
Father Hebron, and the young people
went away on their honeymoon, fol-
lowed by showers Of good wishes from
the girls in the big house on st. Peter
street. A reception was held at the
home in the afternoon, and a good deal
of enjoyment was got out of it by the
participants.
Miss Mabel Welsh and Frederick f
Krolson, both of st. Paul, will be mar
rled at the cathedral on Wednesday
morning. Miss Welsh is the oldest
daughter of Mrs. Marion Welsh, of
South Wabasha street. and Mr.. Krolson
is a well-known young commercial
traveller. A reception will be held at
the residence of the bride following the
wedding.
II. E. Thompson, Benjamin Schur-
James Moon, DR.. Davis, Dr.. Darling.
Messrs. Ramaley, Undertake. Metcalf,
BarroWs, Merriam and others, left yes
terday over the Great Northern, North
ern Pacific and other lines for points
said to offer good chicken shooting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustave Heinemann ar
rived in St. Paul yesterday from their
wedding tour, during which they have
visited almost all Eastern points of in
terest. Both are looking extremely
well and ready for plunge into the
winters sociality.
F. B. Haas, of Minneapolis, has re-
signed his position on the police force
of that city, and will enter the employ
of the st. Paul Meat and Provision COM
PAW. He will reside with his family
on Grove street.
Mrs. G.. A. Mitchell and daughter of
Marshall avenue, accompanied by Miss
Eyres and Miss Rena Walsh, left on
Saturday for st. Louis, aboard the
steamer Mary Morton.
Miss Elizabeth Trainer, of Missis-
sippi street, leaves this evening for Sc
attic. WASH, on visit to her brother.
She will remain for the winter.
Sheriff Mccoy. of Nelson county,
with Mrs. Mccoy and family, is stay
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Work, of
White Bear.
Hon. r. III. McCIelland and wife, of
Glencoe, and Mrs. Rasmussen, of De-
troit. were registered at the Clarendon
yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Painter and Mrs Jones,
who have been in Seattle during the
summer, are expected home in few
days.
Misses Alice and Jennie Cole, of EIev-
enth street, have returned from their
summering at White Bear lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Lawton have
taken quarters at the Albion, and will
be found there after Sept. l.
Miss Emily Lake. of West Fifth
street, Will entertain her young friends
at euchre this evening.
P. +. Hemnway and James Laurie
left yesterday over the Eastern for a
chicken hunting toor.
j. Ii. Upbam, George G.. Howe and f.
Parker, of Duluth, came down to St.
Paul yesterday.
Miss Cady, of Missouri, is spending
The summer with Miss Cudworth, of St.
Anthony Park.
Bishop Whipple, OF Faribault. was at
the Ryan yesterday, accompanied by
his daughter.
The Hibernian rifles will hold a social
at 325 Wabasha street on Friday even
ing, Aug %.
Mrs. Martha Jacobs, of Spokane Falls,
is visiting Mrs. Frank Gerber, of Con-
cord street.
Miss Anna Nicholson closed her sea-
son at the lake yesterday, and returned
to st. Paul.
Mrs P S. Rose is visiting relatives in
Pennsylvania, and will remain the
winter.
Mrs. and Miss Spyer. of Kansas City.
are visiting Mrs. Keller, of I'll lglehart
street.
Stewart Bardell. of Chicago, is visit
Ing Mr.. and Mrs. Treat, of L'Orient
street.
Miss Lizzie Steinway. of Fort Shell
ing, is visiting Mrs. j. j. Hurd, of st.
Paul.
A. B. Klein. of 73S Pine street, has
returned from visit in Council Bluffs.
Miss Mary Pugh, of 1914 West Seventh
street, has gone to Dubuque on visit.
Miss Snowden is away on visit to
Miss Lizzie Higgins, of Hamline.
Mr.. and Mrs S. G. Walker, of Pitts
burg, are staying at the Ryan.