St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-15
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

Col. G. D. Rogers has returned from trip
to his former home in Iowa.
j. II. Richardson and wife, Of Brooklyn. n.
Y, are visiting friends in the city.
A fair is to be held by the Augustana La
dies Aid society at Normanna hall June 4.
Miss Lillian Hord, of Chicago, is the guest
OF Mrs. +. c. Nickels, 1865 Hennepin avenue.
Miss Lillian Furnleigh will leave to-day for
Chicago. where she will make her future
home.
Ms. Samuel Cam, Of Hamilton. Ont, is
visiting with her son, T. F. Cam, 3113 Du-
pont avenue south.
Charles r. Travis and G. Wright Dawson.
OF the eiectro-matrix company, left for New
York Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Sumner have returned
from three weeks trip to the Pacific coast
over the Canadian Pacific.
The students at the Lutheran theological
seminary gave pleasant musicale in the
hall at Parker station Tuesday night.
Lars NJ. Rand left Tuesday evening for
Denver Col. where he will deliver an adj
dress May II. He was accompanied by ex-
Sheriff Swenson.
George Pilkenton, for years with the Mil
waukee as assistant freight agent. has been
appointed contracting freight agent for the
Omaha in Minneapolis.
C. L. Snyder, superintendent of the poor,
has gone to Baltimore. Nd, to attend the
SCtCIlctl1tL diluUdl udlIOuAl CUuNSublOH Cl
correction and charities.
Mrs. w. P. Shattuck has Joined her hus-
band in Chicago after three weeks visit in
Kansas City, and will return home with him
the latter part of this week.
Miss Jennie E. Langdon will give concert
for the benefit of the Fifth Presbyterian
church at the l. o. o. F. hall. Lyndale and
Sixth avenues north. Friday evening.
A musical and literary entertainment, for
the benefit of William Downs Relief Corps
No. %. Is to be given under the management
OF Miss Lulu Burns, Friday evening, at G. A.
4. hall, corner Twenty fifth avenue and Han
rlson street northeast
The Methodist Social Union of Minneapo-
lis held its May meeting at the Centenary M.
Il. church Tuesday night. Rev. DR.. r. N.
McKalg gave some advice on conducting
prayer meetings An elegant supper had
been provided by the ladies, and music and
a social time contributed to pleasant even
ing.
A piano recital was given at Hamlne uni
verslty yesterday afternoon by Misses Helen
Hayward and Alice Butler. The selections
performed were Sonata OPP. q, NO ], Beeth-
oven: Grand Etudes Op. 10, Nos. l and II,
Chopin, by Miss Butler: and Sonata op. 10.
Beethoven; Etude op. 10, No. 5. Oh ,pin.and
"Rigoletto," BY Verdi, were given Mss Hay
ward. Both ladies are pupils OF F. W. Mer-
riam, Of Minneapolis.
The second annual meeting of newcomers
Baptist Home mission branches of the Min
rosetta association was held at the Fourth
church Tuesday Mrs. j. H. Scott presided.
There were papers on Work Among the
Children. bv Mrs. T. X. Gray; 'Scandin ina
Wan Work, )" Mrs. j. Ougman; Work Among
the Danes" Miss NJ. G. Peterson 1.-The In
dams, Mrs. Badger, and an address by Mrs
j. Sunderland. Mrs. j. H. Scott was chosen
delegate to the national Baptist anniversary
at Chicago next week.
The Norwegian Y. NJ. C. A. fair at DANA
hall is proving great success The attend
ance each night is good, and the programme
interesting. Tonight there will be music by
string uuartetle, speech by Rev. /. Eistien-
sen, songs by the Norwegian Y. M. C. A.
choir. dialogue by Messrs Werner and Jacob
son. piano SOLO by L. 0. SHIRLEY. The fair is
given for the benefit of a fund for Norwe-
gian Y. NJ. C. A. building to be erected on
the corner of Riverside and Nineteenth ave-
nues. There is already about ST. 500 in the
fund. The ground can be bought for S4.5 %,
and the building viii probably cost about
Sl2.On0 when completed. II will be fur
nished with baths, gymnasium, a reading
room and library, and large auditorium.