St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-08
GENERAL SOCIAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Battley were ten
dered a pleasant surprise party by their
friends Friday evening, a goodly num-
Der of whom called upon that gentle
man and his wife. MI. and Mrs. Bait
ley were equal to the occasion, and af
forded every facility necessary to an en-
ioyable evening. The evening was
passed i'll dancing. A tempting lunch
was served at IL O'clock. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Manley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tanning, Mr.. and Mrs. Reilly, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gleason, Joseph Kuma aud lady,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kerr, Mr.. and Mrs. Shep-
hard, Miss K. w. Ward, Miss Lyde
Padden, w. Rich. Miss New Rich
mon, Mr.. and Mrs. Wheelud, of
Minneapolis; Miss Jennie Eubank,
Mrs. Annie Murphy, Mr.. and Mrs. Nora
Tucker, Miss A. Gillian, Miss K. Golf,
Miss S. Murphy, John Buckley. Mamie
DOYLE, Miss NJ. Tucker, John Gleason.
Tom Bassett, Theo Wilkinson, James
F. McNaIley, James +; Kahn, Mrs; M.
O'Conner. Mrs. II. Reilly, Miss Kate
Doyle, Thomas NJ. Silk and t. j. Doyle.
The residence of Miss Beckie Krane,
niece Of B. Simon, was Oh Thursday
evening the scene of much merriment,
UlC UCCdSlOII pCluS ptl VA
tended this lovely young lady, who has
always been acknowledged one of the
leading spirits in society, consequently
her departure will prove loss to her
host of friends. After several hours
of pleasure the party took their depart
ure, each expressing their regrets and
wishing their amiable friend every
pleasure and safe return.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Carey. of 4S9 Vir-
GINA avenue, were pleasantly surprised
Tuesday evening by a number of
friends. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccarthy, Mr.. and Mrs.
McHugh, Mr.. and Mrs. James Ellis, of
Eau Claire; Misses Clonan. Mccarthy,
N. Owens, w. Murphy, M. McAvinchY,
N. Murphy, N. Waldone, Jesse Mum
roe, A. McAvinchy, Messrs. Tucker,
Brennan, McCallan, CaSaw, COSgrove,
Fairbank, Banker, Gray, Laville.
Music and dancing was the programme
of the evening.
st. Johns C. T. A. society held an en-
thusiastic rally on Friday evening last.
The meeting was addressed by Fathers
O'Neil, Fleming, Messrs. Mcclure and
Gutridge. An excellent musical pro-
gramme was rendered also, consisting
of songs by Misses Winnie Eagers,
Mamie McCabe and E. Ii. Slater, and
instrumental music by Mrs. Anna Quill
ligan. The rally was very successful. a
large number attending and taking the
pledge. The society will have good
representation at the Saltwater conven-
ton, the 18th and 10Th of this month.
A lawn festival will be given at
the residence of w. l.. Cullen, Brand
street, two blocks east of Phalen ave-
nue., "Wednesday evening, June II, s p.
M, in aid Ofetbe choir fund of st. Pet
er's church; music and refreshments
tickets % cents. Take East Seventh
street cable to terminus, then proceed
| seven blocks direct east on East Sew
enth street until the Chinese lanterns
are reached. An enjoyable evening is
promised TO all attending.
Col. John S. Princes residence, on
East Eighth street, was the scene of a
grand reception Tuesday evening: The
reception was given by Misses Fannie
and Grace Finch. and they were as
sisted in receiving by Mrs. Frank M
! Bingham, of Chicago, daughter OF
| Col. Prince. The event was in honor OF
Misses Minnie and Florence McLaugh-
| lin, of Chicago. There were present
about 200 of the society people OF this
city.
Mrs. Louise c. Kittson, of Summit
avenue, gave ladies' progressive eu-
| chre party Monday afternoon. Prizes
were won by Mrs. Arthur B. Ancker,
Miss Eta Hawkins. Mrs. Lewis Baker
Jr., Miss Edwards, Mrs. Lawton and
| Mrs. Allen.
The third concert given by the retail
clerks union at Cretin hall. Tuesday
night, was success. AT the close OF
the concert Bishop McGolrick, of Du
luth, spoke upon the early-closing
| movement.
The Clinton Avenue Methodist church
will give an excursion on the steamer
Henrietta to Lake st. Croix and return,
Thursday. June IL. Tickets can be pro