St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-24

Katie McPadden. Minnie Buttermore. Katie
Toomey. Maggie O'Connor and May Toomey;
Messrs. w. Wilde, P. Malloy, r. Jameson.
j. Buttermore. j, OHara, II. jameson, F.
Eagan. S. Malloy and W. Connors. Music
and dancing was the order of the evening.
Miss Riley gave a dancing party on Thurs.
day evening last, in honor of her friends and
guests; Miss Steele, OF Springfield, o., and
Mrs. Shaw, of New Orleans. 1t was quite the
social event of the week, and was attended
by large number of the younger society
people. The house next 10 Mr.: Rlley's
house. which was vacant, was used for DANG
ing solely, and both houses were beautifully
lighted and decorated.
An entertainment and lecture will be given
next Wednesday evening in the First Swedish
Lutheran church, corner John street and
Woodward avenue. The lecture will be by
Prof. j. S. Carlson, of st Peter. Music will
be rendered by the church choir and orches-
| ira, and Rotations by members of the Young
Peoples society. An enjoyable evening is
assured.
Miss Carrie Huse of 65 East Thirteenth
street, entertained a number of young friends
at euchre Monday evening. Among those
| present were Misses Leland. Conevan, Archer,
Haldin, DeGroff and fainter, and Messrs.
Pair, Fengate, Straker, Leland, Smith, Keith
and Ives.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ A. Sweet of Warsaw,
street. gave a party to their many friends
Wednesday evening. The occasion was the
first anniversary of the wedding Of the host
and hostess. The evening was pleasantly
spent in card playing and dancing.
Miss Mabel Welsh and Frederick Krolson
were married at the cathedral last Wednes-
day morning at ] D o'clock. Miss Welsh is a
well-known young lady, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Marion Welsh, of West st. Paul, and
Mr.. Krolson is a native of st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seward Robinson, of Ray
m0nd avenue, were surprised by their many
friends Tuesday The host
hostess were presented with beautiful bas-
ket of cut flowers. Card playing was the
leading feature of the evening.
Tuesday evening about seventy couples
called upon Julius Keller, OF Riyoli street, it
being the anniversary OF his birthday. After
the extending of congratulations dancing
was INDUCED in until late hour
Miss Mary Conroy and Michael F. Green
were married at the cathedral by Rev. Father
Hebron last Monday morning. A reception
at the residence of the brides parents fol-
lowed the wedding.
The young ladies of the Livingston Avenue
NJ E. church held all ice cream social in the
parlors of the church last Tuesday evening.
A well rendered musical programme was one
of the features.
lawn tennis social for the benefit of the
Young Ladies' Guild of the Church Of Assem-
sion was given at the residence of NJ. g. Sim
mons 129 East Isabel street, Thursday even
ing.
Miss Kate Chairman gave card and dane
ing party at her home. 2I9 East University
avenue, Thursday evening, in honor OF the
Misses Schumacher and Ludcke, of st. Peter.
The ladies of the East Presbyterian church
will give lawn festival at the residence of
Mrs. Webster, corner Farquier and Earl
streets, Thursday evening, Aug. 81
There will be most enjoyable entertain
| ment given for the benefit of the orphans at
| Cretin hall Tuesday evening, Aug. 26. This
| charity appeals to all.
Mr. aud Mrs. Huse, of Thirteenth street,
gave reception at their beautiful residence
| for Mrs. and Miss Baxter, of Eau Claire,
| Wednesday evening.
| The Children's Guild of the Church of the
! Ascension gave lawn social at the residence
| of Mrs. Timmons. on Isabel street, Thursday
! evening.
| The Vega and Vasa societies gave an inter
| esting entertainment at their hall, 21S East
| Seventh street, last Wednesday evening.
ST. John Evangelist church choir boys are
home from Minnetonka, and St. Pauls
| church boys home from Bald Eagle.
An ice cream social was given at the home
| of Miss Stephanie Haldenberg, of 54S Mis-
sissippi street, last evening.
! Invitations are out for a dancing party to
| be given by Reuben and Abbie Warner on
| Thursday evening.
| Mrs. L. Coleman, of Albemarle street. gave
| well-attended ice cream social at her resi-
| dence last evening.
Mrs E. IT. Rhodes, of West Fifth street,
| gave 3 o'clock tea to her many lady friends
Tuesday afternoon.
! The Hibernian Rifles gave a well attended
| Friday evening.
Mrs J. R. Barnhardt gave a whist party at
! her home on East Winitred street Tuesday
! evening.