St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-15

III JnlS clCy,Wlll serve lunCn on MONDAY,
June %, from II to o'clock, in room
on Third street, the exact place having
not yet been decided. Knowing who
the young ladies are in charge, it will
be impossible to imagine the menu any
will be sold on the European plan, and
the president. Mrs. j. E. Stryker, an
nounceS that everything will be us
reasonable as possible.
Mr.. Geo. w. Peter, of Olive sreet,
entertained the Ideal Banjo Mandolin,
and Guitar club Friday evening. Var
iouS games, dancing, and music by the
club, and individual members furnished
the enjoyment for the evening, ending
with refreshments at late hour. The
following ladies and gentlemen were
present: Misses Lillian Healy, Flora
Freeguard, Minnie Stuhlfeir, May
Pratoe, l.. German, Hattie Jenkins and
Annie Celly, MessrS, A. III. Jenkins. E.
L. Davis, W. Groh, Allen Libbey, Chas.
Johnson, and j. Dresser.
st. Johns G. T. A. society elected
officers on Sunday last for the ensuing
six months, as follows: President. Pat
rick }, McCabe (re-elected); vice presi-
dent, Edward Welch; secretary, Ed
ward ii. Slater (re-elected): treasurer,
Henry c. Nicol Te-elected); financial
secretary, Myron Cronln. They also
elected E. ii. Slater as delegate to the
state convention at Saltwater. The
society will hereafter meet on Sundays
at 12m.
A merry party of young people as.
sembled Friday evening at the home of
Miss Annie l.. Shaw to pay their re-
spects previous to her departure for
Montana Tuesday. Music and dancing
was the order, and at 10 o'clock deli
cate lunch was served. Among those
present were Misses Humphrey, Fair
banks, the Misses Moffett, Williams,
Dorsey; Messrs. Williams, Eye, Mid
dleton and Scriber.
Miss Riley, of Laurel avenue, gave an
opera party at Minneapolis Thursday
evening for Mrs. Charles S. Weaver, of
Evanston, Ill; The party drove over
from st. Paul, and, after dinner at the
were Miss Riley, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
S. Weaver, Mrs. Louis Kittson, Norman
Kittson, Miss Hawkins, Miss Adah
Hawkins. Mr.. ButterWorth, of Boston ;
and Harold Patterson.
Mr.. Moreland, superintendent of
Bradstreets', gave pleasant stag party
to dozen of the employees of his office
ait his new home on Fairmont avenue,
Thursday evening. 1t was an evening
greatly enjoyed by all present.
AN enthusiastic fishing party. consist
ing of Officer Charles Banker, John
Calhoun Kemp and Tom CoIlinge went
to Kohlman's lake last Thursday. Their
friends have been living on fish ever
since.
The children of st. Johns Catholic
school will give an entertainment June
rs in the school hall. 1t being the first
closing exercises ever held in this par
ish, large attendance is desired.
A very pleasant surprise party was
given to Mr.. n. Cleveland at his home
at $50 Colborne street, Monday evening.
Dancing was enjoyed until late hour.
The Junior Pioneers will have basket
picnic at Lake Park, MinnetOnka,
Wednesday, June 25. The Great West
ern band will accompany the party.
A strawberry festival was given on
Thursday evening by the Rosary so
ciety at Cretin hall Tor the benefit of
the Cathedral schools.
The original jubilee singers of Ten
nesSee will give an entertainment at
Woodland Park Baptist church next
Thursday evening.
DR.. and Mrs. Hawkins. of Clinton ave-
nue., entertained the Young Peoples
Guild of the Ascension church last
Thursday evening.
Thursday afternoon the young people
of the Clinton Avenue church enjoyed a
river excursion to Lake st. CrOiX.
The ladies of the King Street NJ. E..
church gave an ice cream social Thurs
daV evening at the church
The high school alumni will hold their
annual meeting at High School assem-
bly, hall on Monday.
The ladies of the Livingston Avenue
M. E. chapel gave an ice cream social
Tuesday evening.
The Church of Ascension of West st.