St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-20
SOCIAL MUTATIONS.

Last Saturday evening merry party, con-
sistlng of DR.. Carey, Aid. Rhode, Messrs G.
A. Blixt, L. B. johnson. Donaldson and B.
Thompson, with their wives, and j. B. john
son and O. Nilsson. with several others, made
an excursion TO the west arm of Lake Mime
tOnka, where they were the guests of Messrs.
Bergquist and Wickland. They had very
enjoyable time and picnic Sunday and re-
turned Sunday evening.
The Beethoven club gave parlor concert
Wednesday evenfngat the residence of f. w.
Merriam, SIG Second avenue south. Voca!
numbers were given by Misses Olive Frem-
stad and Hortense Drake, and piano forte Sc
lections were performed by Misses Alice
March. Sarah and Josephine Deutsch and
Helen Hayward.
Miss l.ibbie G. Geld, of 22IS Fourth ave-
nue. south, a teacher and principal in the
schools OF this city for the past ten years.
was awarded the handsome gold watch
offered by the st. Paul Dispatch to the per
son receiving the greatest number of votes as
the most popular teacher of Minneapolis.
The many friends of Mrs. James Greayes,
the artist will be pleased to learn that she
has almost entirely recovered from the effects
of her painful accident received some seven
weeks ago. She is entertaining as her guest
her brother, Harry r. Greayes, a theological
student of Sturtlitf college, Alton, Ill.
Mrs. E. l. Mcclellan. of New Orleans, is i'll
the city visiting friends she entertained dur
ing the saengerfest of New Orleans. Mrs. Nc
Lellan is one of the leading singers of New
Orleans, and will sing at some of the churches
here during her stay.
A. r. Spear who resigned bis position in
the Minneapolis postoffice to take charge of
the new school for the def located at DEVILS
Lake. n. D., was presented gold-headed
cane by the postoffice employees Wednesday
evening.
The Weaver Temple No. l. OF Pythian Sis
tiers, gave musical lawn festival at the resi-
dence of A. T. Horton, 1897 Fifth avenue
south, Tuesday evening, which was pro-
noHnced a success, both socially and finan-
cially.
Cyrus w. Wells, of $500 Stevens avenue,
has been entertaining his brother-in-law,
Prof. Joseph EStabrook, superintendent of
instruction of the state of Michigan, during
the educational association meeting last
week.
a lawn festival was held at the Good
Shepherds home Tuesday evening, the at
tendance being large. Rev. A. Christie de-
livered Il short address, and the evening was
much enjoyed by the guests.
Miss Flora M. Truman. of Sank Center,
Mimi, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. w. W. Will
Jams, of l05 West Twenty ninth street. She
was teacher in the public schools of this
city some years ago.
Miss Furniss, of Denver, who has been at
tending the National Educational associa-
ton, at ST.. Paul. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles E Brewster, at Sl2 Seventh street
southeast.
Edward Russell and family, of 1929 Pleas
ant avenue have had as their guests this
week Mrs. D. knight Smith, S. B. Laferty
and wife and Arthur Atkinson, of Daven-
port, 10.
Mrs Joseph Parker, of 212 Twelfth street
south, is entertaining her mother, Mrs A.
Ring. of Orono, Me. F. A. Churchill, of
Boston, Mass. has also been her guest this
week
Mrs a. r. Bunnell has returned, after an
absence of over six months from the city,
and is staying with herdaughter. Mrs. George
Edwards, S17 Eleventh avenue southeast.
Mrs. II. R. Burrell has returned to the city
after an absence Of over six months, and is
stopping with her daughter, Mrs. George Ed
wards, IL Eleventh avenue southeast
Mrs. LA. Patterson entertained large
party of friends at tea Wednesday evening.
c. G. Sauds. champion tennis player of
Cornell university, is in the city, and will