St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-30
SAINT PAUL.
IN A SOCIAL VEIN.

The GLOBE was well represented at
the Newmarket theater last evening
An invitation was extended yesterday
afternoon bv Prof Bartholomew to the
carrier force of the GLOBE to attend
the performance by this most wonoefIui
equine aggregation last evening. lo
say that the proposition was nalleu
with delight by the carriers Is putting !.
mildly. The lads were unanimous ~
their acceptance of the lnvltatioil' anu
viewed the performance WIN I'D a
lighted eyes. 1t must uG
in all truth that the exniplllon
is one which may well interest every
one. The horses are trained to DECREE
of intelligence seldom attained, ana d
more interesting entertainment Mas Mas
never been seen in ST. Paul. ms
evening the inmates of the orphan asy-
lums have been invited to be present aC
the entertainment. 1t is needless 70 say
that the invitation will be Responded 10
with the greatest unanimity, ana tlla1
the generosity of the genial proressol
will long be remembered by the lltIle
lads who deliver papers in the gray VI
The dawn and the fatherlesS ana hot Il
erless Youngsters from the pflcA puiiu-
ing on the hill. ,,+ ouon-
A birthday party was given last evei-
ing by Mr.. and Mrs. kreiche az t wy.
residence on West Fifth street for their
daughter Alice, who had attained the
Charming age OF sixteen. An elaborate
renast was spread in the dining room.
to which thirty guests did justice, aileI
which the various games wplcn nn9
favor with young people were induigeu
in. Among the guests were Misses
Strouse. O'Brien, Wachheimer. Rose,
MACMILLAN. Frank, Owen. LarKiil,
Warshauer aud Stetson; Messrs.
Strang. Crow. Verdy, Warden, Selder,
feldt. Fleming, Smalley, Henry ana
Stevens. Dancing was begun ABOUT II
O'Clock and continued until late III Tue
night.
Mrs. Marian Dolan. of La Crosse, ar
rived in St. Paul yesterday on WISH "
Miss Leiola Daniels, or Concord Stleet.
A party was given at the residence iast
evening in her honor. The earlier pot1
ton of the evening was devoted 10 calu
games, and later the tables were re-
moved for dancing, which was kept up
Those present were Misses Evans, Dal-
iels. Deyelan, Besant, Cantrel. LIE
yasoue and Martin; Messrs. DANCES;
Cantrel. Pell, Waldner, Found ana
Eisenbranch. Miss. Dolan Will remain
in st. Paul during the remainder Oh tne
summer.
A party of young ladies, chaperoned
by Mrs. E. S. Wardlaw. OF Storm Lake,
To-, are staying at the Hotel st. Louis.
Minnetonka. Those of the party are
Misses Lena Ordway, Carrie and Fanne
Dolby, Melissa Warren, Bessie Stevens,
Clara Hess, Eunice McCary and LIZZIE
Carr. Mrs. Wardlaw has rented cot
tage. and will take possession with her
charges the latter part OF the week.
Mrs. B. B. Sterling and Miss Emma
A. Morse, of Little Rock, Ark, leave
tonight for the East. At the adjourn
ment of the Educational convention
Mrs. Sterling and Miss Morse mace
tour of the Northwest. visiting yellow.
stone park and all the Pacific points OF
interest. Mrs. Sterling represents sew
eral leading papers of the South.
John McCulloch, the veteran st. Paul
lumberman, was recently electeQ nrSt
vice president of the Natlonal CURING
association. The association is strong
one. and this honor is deserved tribute
both to Mr.. McCulloch'S curling and MS
executive ability.
The First Swedish Mission Church
Sunday school will picnic at Lake Park
to-day. A special train will leave the
minneapolis & st, Louis depot at 9 a..
IN. This will be numerically the biggest
picnic of the season.
Mr.. McCusick, of Saltwater. was in
the city yesterday arranging for a
steamboat excursion down Lake st.
Croix from Saltwater. An excursion
license was secured from Inspector
Sloan.
Miss NbHy Lame. of st. Cloud, is Wis
fling Miss Leila McCabe, of University
avenue. The young ladies were present
at the races Yesterday afternoon IN COM
pany with William McCabe.
Hon. A. B. Melville and Mrs. Mel
vile, of Huron, were guests at the
Windsor yesterday, and attended the
races in the afternoon.
r. A. Eva, of Grand Forks, is staying
at the Merchants, and will remain Tor
the races during this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gen. Parke, of Wash.
ington, are in the city and Will visit
Lake Minnetonka this week.
Mrs. John Summers and Miss Alice
Monfort returned from visit i'll Duluth
and Superior yesterday.
Miss Mabel Linton, of Belle Plaine,
To-, is visiting Miss Eliza Corwln, Oh
Dale street, this week.
]. w. Guest, former owner OF Terrs
Gotta, the famous race horse, is staying
at the Ryan.
CD. Sertin, of LIE Mars, To-, is visit
ing Miss Eliza Stranhoff, Of East Sew
enth street.
Miss Annie Lester, of Des Moines, il
visiting Miss Cassie Mcclure, of Ackel
street.
E. j. Foster, of Winona. is in st
Paul, the guest of Eugene Mehl, of tht
Ryan.
Miss Mae Stafford. of Helena. is thu
guest of st. Paul friends this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Sheridan. O
Kansas City, are in st. Paul.
Mrs. T. Landman. Of Memphis, is a
the Leip, White Bear lake.
DR.. c. w. Jones returned from visit
in Chicago yesterday.
Charles c. Wilson, of Rochester, wa
in the city yesterday.
J. NJ. Lowry, of Saginaw, Mich, i
staying at the Ryan.
William P. Stynues, Jr., of New York
is in the city.