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

The new Lowry Hill Congregational
Church society. organized but q few weeks
ago, has extended a call to Rev. j. l.. Rus
sell, OF Los Angeles Cal. He has been heard
several times in this city. and on each occa-
sion has created favorable impression. He
is now pastor of q Presbyterian church at
Los Angeles and as the climate there
does not agree with him il is thought favor
able answer will be returned.
A literary and social entertainment was
given on Wednesday evening by the Pythian
Sisters at the residence of Mrs. l.. A. Lewis,
sos Third avenue south. There was good
attendance. The literary features were of
a high order and made interesting by those
taking part The social features were par
ticipated in by all and furnished many de-
hghtful mediums of enjoyment.
Charles r. Van Vert and wife celebrated
their tin wedding Tuesday evening at their
residence, 81 West Fifteenth street. There
were about fifty friends present, and the
evening was one round of enjoyment for all,
and the happy couple in particular. There
were many presents, and while tin predom-
mated they were not confined exclusively to
that metal.
A pleasant event planned and one that
will be of interest in church circles, will be
the celebration in an appropriate manner of
tn th1rtieth anniversary of the Thirteenth
Avenue NJ. Z. church, which will occur next
Tuesday evening at the church. A fine pro-
gramme is to be offered Invitations have
door.
Several young people, representing a num-
Der of the Christian Endeavor societies of
the city. took a hay rack ride to st. Louis
Park, Thursday evening, holding q meeting
at Union church, at that place. Refresh
ments were served by the ladies of the
church. A general good time was enjoyed
by all.
Miss Carrie Cooper, of Indiana, daughter
Of Hon John G; Cooper, is the guest of Mrs.
a.
in the city about month, and as she is an
accomplished vo caliSt, having but lately re-
turned from abroad, she will be much sought
for in musical circles.
What proved pleasant affair to those at
tending was the quiet little supper given to
the members of the profession and press. at
the rooms of the Twin City Athletic club
Monday evening, after the initial perform
ance at the rejuvenated Pence Opera house.
by Edward ?. Hilton. its new manager.
Ernest Dean and wife are entertaining as
their guests Mr.. and Mrs. Andreen of Lex.
lngt0n, Mo. Mr.. Andreen formerly resided
here but as 1t was about twenty-five wears
ago. he finds quite a number OF Changes
many OF which he was not prepared to see.
Thomas NJ: Doutney, the temperance evan
EelISt, VINO closed successful series of meet
lngs about two weeks ago, has been engaged
by the Non-Parusan w. G. T. o. as stale mr.
ganiZer. AS with all his temperance work
he will be assisted by his wife.
A lawn festival was given Tuesd av evenin
by the Ladies Aid soci ETY. of the Iueustan
church at the residence of Louis Hellstronn
1912 Eleventh avenue south. There was a
good attendance, all enjoying a pleasant
time, while the ladies realized fair sum for
their pains.
The Young Mems alliance holds its first
regular meeting for the tall at Plvmouth
church parlors Monday evening. Rev. c. F.
Thwing will read paperupon 1.-The Inspira.
ton of the Scriptures officers for the com
ing year will also be elected
Rev. II. NJ. Simmons sailed from Furone
Ihursuay: ana Will arrive in New York some
time next week. 1t is expected that ha will
occupy his pulpit the second Sunday in Sen
TENDER III SEP
Rev. S. W. Sample, of All Souls, Universe.
list church, is expected home about Friday
next, ana Will occupy his pulpit the follow.
ing Sunday, morning and evening
Hon. + concord and wife, of Seattle,
Wash, are guests OF the FORMER brother-in.
law. j b. Quinn. Mr.. Concord has resided
in Washington for twenty years.
Samuel L. Baker and wife, of 1924 Port
land avenue, have entertained this week the
latter's parents. It. NJ. Hamilton and wife, of
Greensburg, Ind.
The Home Missionary society of the Thir-
teenth Avenue church met with Miss Jennie
Miller 904 Fifteenth avenue south, the goth
inst. The members, who were out in quite
large numbers were pleasantly entertained
Miss Nellie Armstrong, of 1900 Linden
avenue. has entertained as her guest this
week Mrs. Myra COBB, of White Bear, and
Miss Carrie Gilillan of St Paul.
The regular dance of Plummer post, given
Thursday evening at its hall, corner Wash
ington and Third avenue north. was well at
tended by lovers of the dance.
WI. j. Tlbbetts. of Philadelphia is the
guest of his parents and sister, Mrs. Fl. c.
Parkinson, at 7l9 Third avenue south.
Prof W. W. Folwell and family, 1920 Fifth
street southeast, are entertaining Rev. JohT
L. Nevius and wife, of Chetoo, China.
William F. jones' of Philadelphia, Pa, has