St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-31
SUBURBAN SOCIETY.
DAYTON's BLUFF.

DAYTON'S BLUFF.
The Misses MCGUIRE were pleasantly sur
prised by a large number of friends at their
home on East Third street The evening
was spent i'll dancing intcrspersed with vocal
and instrumental music by some OF Inc
Young ladies present. Refreshments were
served at II, and not until the wee sma,
hours0 did the company depart, heartily
pleased with their nights enjoyment Ihose
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. r. +. Slater
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Mcclure, MI and Mrs: T.
Mortimore, of woodbury. and Mrs Mcclure,
bin, Slater. McDonough, Broderick. Clinton,
Daily, Buckley, Wanderly, Casey, the Misses
A. and L. Kelley, B. and A: McDermott, NJ
and S. Needham c and NJ. Mcclure, Murray,
of Milwaukee; A. and NJ. Gaffney, eastman
and Crowley, of Langdon; Clark. McNamara
and Mclaughlin, of Hastings. and Ryan and
Haley, of Woodbury.; Messrs. Donlin o. Nell
Slater, McDermott, Lamb. MCGUIRE sMcHugh,
Clinton Frank and Joe Gaffney, d Orion and
Dalton of Langdon: Haley, Edmunson,
Ryan and Fletcher. of Woodbury..
Mrs. Lawrence, of East Seventh street, en-
tertained her lady friends to afternoon tea
most enjoyable nature. The ladies present
were Mrs. Horst of Bates avenue; Mrs. Bot,
of Maria avenue; Mrs. Pfster, of Bates ave-
nue.: Mrs. Pasel, of Maple street.: Miss
Minker, OF Burns avenue; Mrs. Weotg; OF
Bates avenue; Mrs Young, guest of Mrs.
Pfster; Mrs. Enderly, of Maria avenue; MIS-.
Wellisit, of St Paul Park; Mrs. Lancaster, of
st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs L. NJ. Wilson, of Margaret
street. gave pleasant party OIL Friday even
ing. Cards and dancing were INDUCED i'll
and a most enjoyable evening was spent
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs
W. Dillon, Mr.. and hIrs. Cakes, Mr.. and Mrs
Daggett, Mr.. and Mrs. Norrish, Mr.. and Mrs
Sanborn, Mr. and Mrs. Ransom, Mr.. and Mrs
Milham Mr.. and Mrs. Bean.
Among the services on the Bluff today
are: st. Peters morning and evening" ser
mons by Rev. S. Mills; Bates Avenue, Rev. ).
N. Dewart, morning, continuation of talk
1.-THE Ministry Needed for Our Times"
evening, Deborah, the Judge, or Woman
in Politics. Asbury NJ. E. church, Rev. K.
II. Craig will occupy the pulpit morning and
evening.
The young ladies of the st. Agnes guild
St Peters church, had picnic at Grovelandi
park Wednesday last. The weather was all
that could be desired, and the young ladies
spent most enjoyable day. The guild will
meet next week for the purpose or planning
work for the coming season.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Bates Ave
nue. NJ. E. church met Monday and co m
pleted arrangements for a musical social to
be held Thursday, Sept. 4, at the residence
of DR.. Dewart of Maria avenue. The ladies
have also in hand japanese tea and we'd
ding for Thursday, Sept. Is.
The Ladies' Guild of ST. Peters church
met Tuesday to arrange for the annual har-
vest festival to be held al the church q week
from Sunday. The sacred ediice will be
decorated, and the musical part of the ser
vices will be of a high order.
Dayt0ns Bluff is strongly represented in
the Siugle Tax club. IL. c. Hermann, of
Bates avenue, is the vice president and G.
G. Madison, OF Maria avenue, the secretary
and treasurer.
Mrs C. F. Dawkins of Minnehaha street,
gave al. afternoon tea to several friends Ion
Mrs Horton
Mrs. White, Mrs. Kaufman and Mrs.
Downey
Mrs Hamilton of Conway street. enter
tanned the members OF her Sunday school
class Friday afternoon Several hours were
most pleasantly put in by the children.
The Second Ward Taxpayers Improvement
association met last evening at the corner of
Earl and Hastings avenue. There was no
business of importance transacted.
A parish supper is in preparation for adult
parishioners of ST. Peters church Monday
evening Sept. 8. The following evening
the children will be entertained.
Miss Clancy, of Illinois, who for the last
ten weeks has been the guest of Mrs. T.
Clancy. of Maria avenue, returned home the
first of the week.
Mrs. Miles Jackson, Of Utica, n Y, who
has been the guest of her sister, Mrs w.
AinSworth, of East Seventh street, left for
home Thursday.
MISS Loltie Meryin, of New York, returned
home yesterday, after six weeks visit with
her cousin, Miss Amy Wilkes, of North street.
s. Spinder, Frank Huepner Ed Pate and
Levi Barber have returned from Four Lakes,
where they have been camping week.
Miss Ogden. of Milwaukee, who has been
the guest of Mrs. Krieger. of East Third.
street left for her home Wednesday.
Arthur Nimocks, of Arcade street, left Fri
day for Helena, Mont, where he will COM
mence business on his own account
William 9 IT1mar tho 11rOp,inant OOntraat.
or residing on Cyprus street. returned Fri
day from business trip to Chicago.
Mrs. Hamilton, of Conway street, Thursday
entertained Dr., Mrs. and Miss Fischer, Mr.
and Mrs. Davis, and other friends
Mrs. Hullich, of Maple street. returned
Wednesday from Bald Eagle, where she has
been spending the summer months.
j. Stinson, of Nashville, Tenn, is stopping
with r. Frisbie, of East Sixth street, who is
an old college chum.
Members of the Ich Diem hold a business
meeting Saturday, to be followed by a dance
at the club house.
Miss Amy Smith, of Hoffman avenue, left
Friday for a short visit among friends in
Madison, Wis.
Mrs. Nippolt, of East Seventh street. will
shortly leave the city to Join her husband at
Butte, Mont.
Mrs. Phelps, of st. Anthony Park, the past
week visited Mrs. Hussey, OF East Fifth
street.
Miss Lulu Wilson and Miss Nina Gray, of
East Fifth street. are in Chicago for a short
visit
Misses Kneger, of East Third street, are
expected home sunday from their trip East
Arthur Watkins and William Larkln, of
Reaney street, left last evening for Duluth.
Miss Simpson, of Washington, D. c., is the
guest of Miss Noyes, OF Margaret street.
Mrs. and Miss Williams, of East Third
street left Friday for Sibley, 10.
Mrs. Bolton visited several families on the
Bluff the past week.