St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-27

Congregational church. Mrs. Fl. w
FOote and Mrs. G. Brand were the
ladies who entertained. A musical
programme, showing much muSlca
ability, and also recitation which was
worthy of much attention. About sew
enty were present. Refreshments, con,
sising of ice cream and cake, were
served.
Mrs. R. D. CaryilI. of Omaha, well
known here as a former teacher with
her husband, Prof. Carvill, in the
schools of this city and Anoka. is the
guest of her sister. Mrs. L. d. Fife, HOS
Harman place. Prof. Carvill will be
here early in May, and with his wife
and Mrs. Fife will attend the Baptist
anniversary to be held in Chicago the
second week in May. The two sisters
will then spend few weeks at their
childhood home in Marshall, Mich.
William III. Ferguson, of Linwo0d,
Lake Mlnnetonka. had the assistance of
quite party of friends on Wednesday
night in lively celebration ST his forty
second birthday anniversary, the affair
taking the form of an indoor basket
picnic. Dancing was the prevailing
feature of the festivities, which included
vocal and instrumental music, reclta-
lions. refreshments, etc.
The members of Branch 1155 of the
Order Of the Iron Hall had very pleas
ant surprise at their meeting Tuesday
evening. A recess having been called
for, the members adjourned to an auto
room, where refreshments and cigars
were supplied by George W. Sargent,
the accountant. Four new members
were initiated.
n. f. Warner will give his annual re-
ception to the members OF the First
Minnesota regiment at Plummer post
hall on next Tuesday. The reception
will continue during the day and even
ing. LII the evening there will be adj
dresses by some. of the best known
speakers in the state.
The Ladies' Temperance society, of
South Minneapolis, gave festival Sat
urday evening, at Dania hall, for the
benefit of the Students quartette.
Speeches were made by Rev. NJ. Falk
GjertSen and Mrs. Il. B. Walker.
There was a fine meeting of the CRU
saders at Catholic Association hall last
Tuesday evening. Several of the East
Side Crusaders in literary way con-
triOuted to the evenings enjoyment.
The Young Peoples Society of Forest
Heights M. E. church gave an enter
tainment Friday evening at G. A. r.
hall. corner of Washington and 1Wen-
tieth avenues north.
Company G (veterans) have been in
vited by n. f. Warner to be present at
the fourth anniversary of the Old FIRST
Minnesota infantry at Plummer Post
hall Tuesday next.
The university students gave success
full renditiOns of the "GarrOterS" and
The Register" In the lecture room of
the All Souls UniversaiSt church Mon
day evening.
Miss Katherine Wagner, daughter of
Gen. Lewis Wagner, the Philadelphia
banker, is in the CITY visiting her friend
Miss Julia George, at 1919 Ninth street
south.
Mrs, Fl. T. Wright gave a progressive
euchre and conservation party' last
Saturday evening in honor of Miss Molly
Schofeld. About forty were present.
A concert was given Friday evening
at St. Louis Park hall, Lake Mime
tOnka, under the auspices of the Young
Ladies' Society of Union church.
A social hop was given by Mrs. Ben
Harrison Daughters Of Veterans at Toll
letfSon's hall, Franklin and Fifteenth
avenue south, Friday evening.
The fifth annual ball of the Brother
hood of Locomotive Firemen of this
city will take place at the Masonic
Temple, Tuesday evening.
Miss Amy French, daughter of Rev.
II. II. French, gave a birthday party
yesterday afternoon, at the parsonage
of Centenary M. E. church.
Rev. aud Mrs. W. w. SaterIee were
rendered a reception at the residence
Of w. NJ. Lawrence, 1922 Clinton ave-
nue., Monday evening.
The Woman's Relief Corps of F. c. L.
presented the "Deestrict Skufe of Saw
mill HolleI" at Dyer;S music hall Tues
day evening.
The parish and veStry Of Gethsemane
church rendered a reception to Rev. and
Mrs. j. j. Faude Tuesday at the church
parlorS. .F;..
The Lathers' union gave a well-at-
tended ball at the Labor Temple Tues
day evening for the benefit Of the
union.
The ladies of the Silver Lake Congre-
gatiOnal church gave a social i'll the
church parlors Wednesday night.
DIR. Thomas j. Turner, medical dir
ectOr of the navy, ana Mrs. Turner are
the guests of Mrs. c. A. Nimocks.
A masquerade ball was given Tues
day evening by the l.. z. Plummer drum
corps AT Plummer post hall.
Mrs. f. E. Davis entertained Zurah's
ladies Friday afternoon at her residence
31S Ninth street south.
Oliver P. Morton post held a social
hop at Window hall last evening.