St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-29
DAYTON's BLUFF.

Bachelors club and Ladies club will give
their annual picnic on Thursday next. The
following arrangements have been made:
One mile race. running race. fifty yards swim
ming race. 100 yards running race. ladies'
race, standing broad jump, sack race, tum-
bling match, shooting match, 100 yards race
for girls under fifteen years. $50 yards dash
race. The Great Western Dand will furnish
music and twenty four dances will close the
evening. The group will not arrive home
until II o'clock in lhe evening.
The children of the st. Johns Catholic
school gave an interesting entertainment at
the school house, on ,I East Sixth street
Wednesday evening. The chief features
were tableaux and recitations. The children
were trained by the sisters, who deserve great
praise. There was an excellent attendance.
The proceeds to be devoted to building new
schools.
Pearl Madison celebrated her fourth
birthday Friday by entertaining the follow
ing little friends: Ruth Duchen. Mime
apolis Neil Farwell, Sheldon and Kerney
Smith, Dana Jones, Gertrude Bovine, Mary
Northrob, Forest Poppe. The children had
a thoroughly enjoyable time and little Pearl
was the recipient of many pretty presents.
Mrs. Robert A. Hirst and Mrs. A. E.
George. of Dayton's bluff, will return to
morrow from an extended trip to Colorado
Springs, Denver and other points in the
West. While at Denver they made the peril
Gus ascent to the snow-capped summit OF
Pixies Peak and enjoyed somewhat thrill
ing experience.
The young ladies connected with StAgnes'
Guild of st. Peters Church had picnic
Wednesday to White Bear. A most enjoy
able day was spent. Mrs. Mills, wife of the
rector of st. Peters church, entertained the
young ladies' who were chaperoned by Mrs.
F. l.. Gray, of Hudson avenue.
Those who enjoyed the lawn social given
few weeks ago by w. IT,. Cullen, of Brand
street. will be glad to learn that Mr. Cullen
intends shortly to give another in aid of the
st. Peters Episcopal church.
Miss K. Murphy, of Hudson, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Buckley. of 748 Margaret street.
Miss j. Murphy, who has also been visiting
her sister returned home Tuesday.
T. P. Grout, of Luverne. has been visiting
with Mrs. Madison, Maria avenue, the past
week. Mr.. Grout was delegate TO the Pro-
hfbition convention.
The Sunday school class of the Atlantic
| Congregational church. taught by Miss Alli-
son, had very enjoyable picnic at White
| Bear Thursday.
| The young ladies of St. GATHERINGS guild
! gave luncheon for the benefit of the guild
on East Third street Tuesday afternoon.
The Misses Moreil; of Maine, who have
| been visiting Mrs. Willard Fifeld, of Maple
| avenue, returned home Tuesday.
/ Mrs. Millard F1field, of Maple street, and
| Miss f. Fifield, of Bates avenue, go to New
| Ulm to spend next week.
| DR.. Dewart of the Bates Avenue Methodist
| church. is invited TO deliver Fourth of July
! Grafton at Two HarborS
! j. NJ Smith. of East Fourth street, has
! gone to Duluth to be absent until after the
| Fourth of July.
NJ Thompson. of Reaney street. arrived
| home Thursday from three months Euro
| pean trip.
Miss Mary Newton, of Bates avenue is at
/ White Bear, the guest of Rev. S. and Mrs.
| Mills.
! Mr. and Mrs. Farwell, OF Hoffman avenue,
| returned home from Duluth Tuesday.
| Lutte Cafferty, of Cypress street, left Mon
] day evening for the Pacific coast.
Mrs. Wilkinson, of Fauquier street, left Fri
! day for Chicago
home from Yale.
Albert Wilson, of Bates avenue, is at NAH
tomedi