St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-17
IN POLITE SOCIETY.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Humason go to Duluth
to-day, to spend Sunday.
Mrs. George l.. Otis and family. of Summit
avenue, are in Washington, ID. C.
Miss Anna Leuthold, OF Kasson, is the
guest of Miss Humason, of Summit avenue
A reception was given to Rev. Frank Doran
at the Central Park NJ. E. church last even.
ing
DR.. and Mrs. Welch have moved in from
White Bear lake ard are now residing at $50
Marshall avenue.
Lodge Melink. No. 16I, C. S P. s., will Civ Q
a ball tonight at the hall of the society, cor
ner OF West Seventh street and Western ave-
nue..
Rev. s. B. Warner the new pastor of the
Oxford M. E. church, was rendered largely
attended reception in the church parlors last
evening.
Mrs. Edward Fitzgerald, of the Albion, gave
a tea Thursday from 4 until 6. She was as
sisted by her cousin, Miss Mccarthy. of Pine
street; the Misses Holland, Sloan, Bamford
and Beaupre.
The ladies of the East Presbyterian church
held their Festivarof Days at the corner of
East Seventh and Fauquier streets last even
ing. The entertainment is proving very sue
cessful.
Miss Jessie Pierce, the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Squire L. Pierce. is to be married to
Asa Gilbert Briggs at the home of her par
ents on College avenue Wednesday. the 21st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Briggs will be at home at -459
Laurel avenue after Dec 1.
The union ball to be given at the West Side
opera house this evening promises to be
large and successful affair. 1t is gwen under
the auspices of West side Lodge No. ST, A. o.
U. W.; Lodge q. o. D. II. s., and Cleveland
Grove Lodge No "a, U. A. o. D.
Miss Carrie Urghre was married on Oct IA
to Erick Dover. of Winona, Rev. Mr.. Doran,
of the Central Park NJ. E. church, officiating
Mr.. Doran on the 18th joined i'll the bonds of
holy matrimony Miss Lizzie Zusen and Will
lam H. Rhoades. of Hastings.
Mrs. James G. Blaine Dr. of Sioux Falls,
S. D., accompanied by ward, arrived in st.
Paul yesterday, to spend a few days with
friends here Her brother has lately come to
the city, and her visit is partly to meet him
and partly to consult DR.. Fulton about her
eyes, which have been troubled by the aka Ii
dust of Dakota.
4 quaint entertanmentwas given in ar
field Post hall on East Seventh street last
evening, under the auspices of the ladies'
guild of st. James church. 1t was an old
folks concert, and was arranged and carried
out in the old fashioned way The enter
tainment was well attended and its novelty
scored a decided hit
Miss Bessie Ii, Blackwell will be married
al her home in Hamline this afternoon at 5
clock, to John Clark Bennett. DR.. s. G..
Smith, of the Peoples church, will perform
the ceremony in the presence of kinsmen
and intimate friends. Mr. and Mrs. Ben
nett go at once to Chicago and cities farther
east and viii be at home after Dec. 1 at 100
st. Adams street.
a pleasant euchre party was given by Miss
Nellie Bosworth at her home on Cherokee
avenue Thursday evening. Games were con-
tinued into the early morning hours, refresh
ments were served at midnight and all en-
joyed d pleasant evening. The following
were present: Misses Lita Littlefield, Sadie
Adamson. Annie Slater Hattie and Carrie
johnson, Martha Cline and Nellie Bosworth;
Messrs. George Slater, Haze McColum, F. L.
Callan, Neil and john Quirk and Mart Bos-
worth. Miss Martha Cline and Haze Nc
Colum won the first prize.
The reception last night sin the Central
Park NJ. E. Church parlors was farewell to
Rev. DR.. W. W. Satterlee. who has filled the
pulpit since Rev. DR.. j. E. Smith removed to
Trenton: N. j.. last spring, as well as a vel
come TO Rev. Frank Doran and wife. The
parlors were filed by members of the church
and their friends and general good time
was enjoyed, refreshments being served near
the end of the evening. The formal exer-
cises consisted of brief speeches by Messrs.
Seely and Tostiyen, of the official board re-
sponses by Rev. Mr.. Doran and Dr. Salterlee,
and addresses by number of visiting min
listers, including Presiding Elders Mckinley.
of the st. Paul district, and shannon, of Du-
luth.
The Ich Dien Lawn Tennis club Will open
UP the season with a dancing party at the
Alcayde club rooms Thursday evening. Oct.
90. The affair VIII be managed by the COM
mittee of arrangements. consisting of Misses
Scheffer and Krieger, Messrs. Cogsweu, Schiff
mann. Middleton and Eye, and promises to
be very enjoyable.