St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-22
SAINT PAUL.
SOCIAL POINTERS.

Mr.. and Mrs. M. s. Granger, of Liv-
fngston avenue, gave party last even
ing in honor of their daughter, Miss
Lottie Granger, the occasion being her
eighteenth birthday. The house was
very prettily lighted and decorated, and
presented gay appearance on the ar
rival of the guests about s O'Clock. The
evenings entertainment was begun
with euchre and finished with dancing.
The event also celebrated the fifteenth
birthday of Fred Granger, brother OF
the young lady mentioned. A musical
programme added to the attractions,
many of the ladies giving vocal and in
strumental selections.
The exhibition drill to be given at the
Armory hall this evening by Camp No.
l of the Sons of Veterans promises to be
an unusually entertaining spectacle.
Arrangements have been made for re-
ception to precede and follow the per-
Torrance of the company, and excellent
music has been secured to add ulster to
the proceedings. A very large attend
ance is assured, and the lads will start
for st. Joe with pleasant recollection
of the parting event.
One of the joilieSt camps at the lake
Slut Will NC dp lO-boy' 4hAAo. III
graw, Misses Brown, DegraW and Long
and Messrs. Degraw and Ramaley. who
have formed the household in charm
ing little cottage at Dellwood for
month past, forsake their quarters for
warmer ones within the city limits.
Several other happy families will be
scattered by the fail breeZes in day or
two.
The annual ball given By the firemen
of White Bear lake was held at Rama
ley's pavilion last evening. The ele-
gance of the decorations bestowed on
the hall and parlOr bespoke the great
care that had been taken 10 make event
a success. The ladies Of the lake turned
out en- maSSe, and the crowd was large
ly augmented by arrivals from st. Paul
and Minneapolis.
Spook parties are becoming the rage,
and this somewhat novel form of amuSe-
ment will doubtless become still more
popular when the winds and SHOWS OF
winter have made indoor diversion com
pulsory to some extent. The features
of this modern departure are dOminoeS
and masks, which are worn by the
ladies with the object of rendering them
unreeogniZable The gentlemen then
draw lots for partners, and some inter
the result. At a given hour the masks
are removed and then it is that men dis
cover the voices they imagined they
knew well to belong 10 other fair ones
than those of their thoughts. The
authority of several late participants in
this sort of thing is given for the state
ment that is jolly good fun.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dean. accompanied by
Mrs. P. f. Egan and Mrs. j. Donnelly. left
last evening for Baltimore over the Milwau-
kee road, to attend the funeral of the late
Patrick Harris, of that city. The Harris
theater in st. Paul will remain closed for the
week.
Samuel Fertig and daughter, Miss Annie
Fertig, CT Canaldover, Ohio are the guests of
George Fertig, of 81 Martin street. They
will remain until after the state fair Mr.
Fertig is prominent wholesale grocer.
Prof. MacLachlan leaves in couple of
weeks for London Eng, where he will spend
the winter, and return to st. Paul next
spring.
MISS Anabel Corbin, one of Duluth's most
promising young lady elecutionists, is IN ST.
Paul. the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Con Ger
hatdt.
A picnic party at Lake Park. Minnetenka,
yesterday composed Of St. Paul young folks,
was chaperoned by Mrs. Allan B. Devose.
Mr. and Mrs. Phineas Turner, of Seattle,
are in ST Paul, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
watson, OF st. Anthony avenue.
Miss Milly Kane, of Eureka, Kan. is the
guest this week of Mr.. aud Mrs. Dean Pei
ham, of st. Anthony Park.
Mr.. ana Mrs. A. F. Banks, of MarshaIltown,
To-. are occupying one of the Ramaley cot
tages at White Bear Lake
Rev o. F. Patton, of Verndale Mich, is in
the city. He will probably fill one of the city
pulpits onsSunday next
Mrs James S. Gerlach. of Van Buren,
cfrnar ratt1rpoA from q tyv0
weeks visit in Detroit.
The Misses Linda and EsteIle Manahan, of
Clark, Oak, are visiting with Miss Nienaher,
of East Third street,
Miss Mary Kalsen, of Ottawa. Can, is
spending few days with Mrs. A. E. Yerger,
of Marion avenue.-
Lester ForreStal, of Hartford, Conn. who
has been i'll st. Paul for a week past left last
evening for home.
Mr.. and Mrs l. NJ Sfmonton are at the
Seip, White Bear and will remain there for
several weeks.
W. Summers of Buffalo, and William J.
Hillery, ofthe same city, are visiting friends
in st. Paul.
Miss Jessie Willard, Of Partridge Street, left
yesterday for visit to her brother in Hast
ings.
Mr.. and Mrs Pardoe, of Cedar street, left
last evening for visit to friends i'll Anoka.
Miss Florence MeDewall, of st. Joseph, is
the guest of selby avenue friends this week.
MI. and Mrs. NJ. C. Duncan. of Cherokee,
To-. are visitors in ST. Paul, this week.
Mrs. Joseph Gungbauer of ST. Paul, IS Wis
iting friends i'll Wahpeton
Miss Belle Cunningham, of Detroit, is WIS.,
iting in st. Paul this week.
Mr. and Mrs William s. Sterling, of Huron.
are visiting III St Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Wedge, of ST. Paul, are
visiting in Akron, o.
Capt. Brunson, of Saltwater. was in the
city yesterday.
DR.. and Mrs. D. NJ. Graham are in the city