St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-27
SOCIAL MUTATIONS.

Beginning this afternoon Thomas N Dout-
ney and wife will begin series OF temper
ance meetings to be conducted under the
auspices of the Non-Partlsan w. G. Il. D., at
Harmonic Hall. Mr.. and Mrs. Doutney were
here lust thirteen years ago this month, and
no doubt the work accomplished by them at
that time will be remembered by many. Mrs.
Doutney has charge of the singing, and is
said to possess q sweet voice.
The ladies of All Souls Universalist church
held lawn party and ice cream soc1able
Thursday evening on the lawn by the
church. The grounds were made brilliant
by Chinese lanterns. The attendance was
good, and q fair sum was netted.
Lieut.. Evans of the National rifles of
Washington city, is visiting friends i'll town.
He is accompanied by his WIFE, lie was
present at the weekly meeting of Company
A Monday night and was accorded quite
hearty Ivvopuy-=~
A pleasant reception was given Monday
evening by the alumni of Princeton college,
at the residence of S. s. and j. r. Thorpe. in
honor of Prof John Z. Duffield, of that in
stitution, who has spent several days in
town this week.
Mrs Hotchkiss, of 90 Twelfth street south,
has Mrs. George Z. DOugan, of Sedalia, Mo-,
contributor to the Frank Leslie pupllca-
tons, and Mrs. Williams, of the state normal
school of Warrensburg, No., as her guests
for a few weeks.
Thomas n. Doutney, Of Vermont, is visit
ing in the city, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. 7.
B. Walker. at 500 Hennepin avenue He is
prominent non-partisan temperance lecturer,
and will be remembered by many for the
work he did here some thirteen years ago.
The Junior dancing club surprised their
secretary, Ii. r. Davis, at his residence,
Fifteenth street north and Twentieth
avenue. Nearly all the members we're pres
ent and passed delightful evening. Dorsett
furnished the refreshments at II.
Iou-p oOd ipa prpom social IUoc hold
Wednesday evening on the rectory grounds
of Holy Trinity church. The attendance
was fairly large, and all enjoyed a pleasant
time. The proceeds go TO the building fund.
Frank II. Arson, city passenger agent of
the Wisconsin Central, has been appointed
general Northwestern passenger agent for
the same road. He will be succeeded by
Bolles the present assistant passenger agent
James Pain. the owner of 1.-The Last Days
of Pompen'' spectacle, will arrive in the city
to-day and begin active operations in prepar-
alton for its production here. This is to be
one of the eXposition's strongest attractions.
Several OF the friends of George HUM and
wife gathered at their home Wednesday even
ing to offer congratulations on the occurrence
of the tWenty-fifth anniversary of their mar
rage. The evening passed pleasantly.
A pleasant and successful social was given
Wednesday evening at the residence of Mrs.
Hill, 220l Lyndale avenue north, by the
ladies of St. Andrews Episcopal church.
There was good attendance.
e. The Womans Relief Corps of Butler post
gave an ice cream social on the lawn before
the residence of J.. c.. Bsbee, 1920 Washing
ton avenue north. Wednesday evening,
which was well attended.
A pleasant party was given Wednesday
afternoon and evening, at Cedar Lake, by the
Young Peoples Society of Christian En-
deavor, of Centenary M. Z. church. There
was large attendance.
Miss Electa Averlll, of Port Henry. N. Y,
who arrived III the city recently, will remain
through the summer the guest of her sister
Mrs. j. H. Robinson, ALP Fourteenth avenue
southeast.
A pound social was held Friday afternoon
and evening at Maternity hospital 252S
Fourth avenue south. which was well at
tended. and a generous donation was the re
suit.
Prof John Dahle, who recently resigned
as instructor of the Norm@n6enes Singing
society. it is reported will shortly arrange fol-
the organization of an independent society
A picnic is to be held at Minnetonka Aug
10, in which the several Young Peoples So
cieties of the Swedish Lutheran churches OF
Minneapolis and St Paul will take part
Rev. w. K Marshall, who has but recently
returned from Europe was rendered hearty
reception at the Simpson NJ L church Friday
evening by the ladies OF the aid society.
Mrs. W. l.. Kneedler, of Jackson Barracks
New Orleans, is spending the summer with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. Merrick, cor
ner of Nicollet and Ninteenth street.
Mayor Babb has been invited to be presen
at the banquet to be rendered President Har
rison at Boston by the Mayors club durinl
the national G. A r. encampment
Warren Teele and wife, OF Davenport 10.
are visiting at the home of Edward Russell
1929 Pleasant avenue. The former is assist
ant postmaster at Davenport
Rev. G. l.. Morrill,, the popular pastor o
Calvary R0ntiSt church started on thrp
weeks tramp in the valley of the Yellow
stone, Montana, Tuesday.
Mrs H. A. Hamlin, of 1892 First avenu
south, is entertaining her cousin, Miss Kat
Mcfarland, of Cleveland, o., as her CUES
Tor few weeks.
Mrs. Hattie Fl. Reeves, of 8l9 Eighteenth
avenue north, is entertaining as her guest
Mrs. Cyrus W. Higsby and daughter Clara, q
jackson, Mich
Mrs John Blanchard, of 2641 Garfield ave
nue., is entertaining Mrs. Scott Williams. O
Pierre, s. D., and Miss Kate Bullard, of Coun
Gil Bluffs, 10.
Miss Cora Page was the winner out of nint
contestants at a Demorest gold medal con
test held Monday evening at the Central Bap
fist church,
George A. Elliott, of Newcastle, Ind, ha
been guest at the home of John Thornburg
OF 138 Tenth street north, during the week
The Misses Maggie Hunt and Mamie Regain
OF Winona, have been the guests of Miss Co
Inns at Id Eleventh street north this week,
Mrs. A. R. Cole, of sos Bryant avenu,