St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-12-13
DAYTON's BLUFF.

A very sueces sfuI sale was held by the
Ladies' Aid Society Of the Bates Avenue NJ.
E. church. in front store in AIcayde build
ing. Tie ladies are to be congratulated upon
their success in taking in over $50 the first
day. The fancy goods DISPLAYED for sale
were of high order and the refreshments
served were very choice. The room pre-
scented very pleasing spectacle with the
happy. busy-looking ladies and pretty tables
draped i'll different cOlors. with a back
ground of white lunch tables The
attendants at the booths were: Pink
BOOTH Miss Nineber and Miss Rotert;
blue booth, Mrs. GotShimer and Mrs. j.
Klinkerfuse; yellow booth, Mrs. Scantleton
and Mrs. Jaeger; candy, Miss May Langley;
japanese tea booth, Mrs. Lord Mrs. Brine
and Mrs. Van Dyne; quilt Mrs. Spinder:
ice cream, Miss Brooks. Mrs. Willard Fifield
was cashier Mrs Granville had charge of the
dining room. and Mrs. Phillips was general
supervisor. The ladies wish to thank Mr..
Lawrence for his generous offer of the store,
and all other liberal friends.
The first dance of the season was given
Friday evening by the Aicadyess$lb in AL
cadye hall, East Seventh street. The dance
was one of the most enjoyable affairs given
on the bluff for some time. Each lady took
some light refreshment, which was heartily
enjoyed during the evening by themselves
and the always hungry gentlemen. Those
present included Miss Reinecker Miss Dollie
Reinecker, Miss Annie Winker Miss Liddie
Burkhart Miss Julia Winker. Miss Hof, Miss
Bertha Burkhart, Miss Kate Winker Miss Law
renee and Mrs. q. E. klinkerfuse. MeSsrs. c. r
Reinecker, L. @. Sutman, W. j. Winker, T. J.
Melan, j. f. Barber. T. W. Craig, 5. S. Hoff,
j. p. Burkhart, W. Z. Lowe, II. A. Lohlker,
G. +. Shegard, q. ". KlinKeTfuse. Richard
De Haas and P. Lawrence.
A reception was given Tuesday, evening by
the congregation of the Atlantic Congrega-
tional church, Bates avenue. to welcome
their new pastor. Mr.. Bray. The reception
was held in the church parlors. which were
filled by happy and enthusiastic audience.
An address of welcome was delivered by Mr..
Gage, and responded to very feelingIy by Mr.
Bray. \ few weil-chosen words were also
spoken by Mr.. McClarey, pastor of the Bates
Avenue Methodist Episcopal church. Re-
freShments provided by the ladies were
served during the evening.
A very enjoyable party was given Thurs
day evening by Mrs. Z. Brown, of Bates ave-
nue., in honor of her birthday An elegant
supper was served at 80. Those present
were DR.. and Mrs Horst, Mr. and Mrs
Hamilton, Mr.. and Mrs. George, Mr.. and Mrs
Chamberlain, MIR Rice and Mr.. and Mrs
Pasel. Mrs. Brown received some appropriate
presents.
A delightful afternoon coffee was given
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Anderegg, of
Maria avenue, III honor of her birthday The
ladies present were Mrs. Horst, Mrs. Winker,
Mrs Burkhart Mrs. Lawrence, Mrs. Pfister,
Mrs. Bora, Mrs. Frank, Mrs. Wolf, Mrs.
Haupt and Mrs. Orlennrann.
The ladies of the Bates Avenue NJ. E.
church were pleasantly surprised at their
fair Thursday by a visit from their late pastor.
DR.. Dewart. who had a most enthusiastic
reception.
The TerpsichOrean club held a meeting
Tuesday at the residence of Mr.. Westfall aud
decided to give the third dance of the sea-
son atAlcayde ball, Tuesday, Dec. -.
The numerous friends of George Martin
will be sorry to learn that he has been con-
fined to his bed for week past Mr.. Martin
will, however, soon be around again.
Mrs. Martha Jaeger, of East Third street,
will leave shortly for the East. where she in
tends spending the winter Mrs. Jaeger will
among other places visit Kingston.
The Ladies Branch of the Iron Hall will
hold their regular meeting Monday evening,
corner OF Third and Bates. There are to be
four new members initiated.
The Dayton Bluff Choral society, at its
usual meeting last week, had full atten d.
ance- The society intends giving q concert
during the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs E. Digel, of Duluth, and Mr..
and Mrs. H. Z. Smith, of White Bear, were
the guests of Mrs. E. P. ROtert, of Hudson
avenue. Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery were the guests
of Mrs. Hussie. of Maple street Mrs. Hussie
is also entertaining her niece from Clear
water, Mimi.
Mr. and Mrs Burkett. of Philadelphia. are
the guests of Mrs. Middleton, of Bates ave-
nue..
The St Paul Chapter of the Eastern Star
held a meeting in Aicayde nail Friday even
ing.
Miss Minnie Schiffmau entertained six o f
her young friends to lunch the past week.
Mr.. Phillips, of Maria avenue is expected
home from Tacoma In a few days.