St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-09

ing About 100 persons were gathered at
the resid ence of Mr.. and Mrs. Gust johann
son, 675 Otsegostreet where the evening was
spent ia a most pleasant manner. Welcome
speeches TO the doctor and his wife were de-
Hvered by Editor Anderson, of the Skaffaren /;
Rev. p. j. Sward. pastor of the First Swedish
Evangelical Lutheran church, and others.
Among the social events of the past week
was the picnic given at Lake Phalen by
Messrs. o. F. Hagen and c. b. Mohaupt the
occasion being the anniversary of c. ".
Hagan's birthday. In the party were the
Misses Hurd, Kahlert. Cross. Lee, Hansen,
HOff, Erickson. Clara HOff, Olson and Hille-
stad, and Messrs. c. S. Hoff, Olson. F. A.
Hagen. William E. F. Mohaupt p. HOff, Ed
ward Mohaupt, Z. Hillestad, Lindberg, HIlle-
stad and Lungseth. The afternoon was
spent in games. races and boatriding, as
mirth, pleasure and genial all-around enjoy
ment reigned.
Henry r. Skutt. of st. Paul was united in
marriage to Miss Elizabeth Moss, of Chelten-
ham. England, at the Pacific Congregational
church, on Wednesday morning. Rev. G. C.
HerriOtt officiating. Miss NJ. NJ. Lake acted
as bridesmaid and S. OAKLEY as groomsman.
After the ceremony there was a reception
and breakfast al the residence OF the groom S
sister. Mrs. Neuville, 34S Jessamine street,
after which the bride and bridegroom de-
parted amid showers of rice for a brief we'd
ding journey. Mr.. and Mrs. Skutt were the
recipients of many beautiful presents,
Mrs. Hubbard, of Manchester Park, enter
tanned party of st. Paul friends at lunch on
Tuesday at her pleasant home i'll a most hos
pitable and charming manner after which
all enjoyed a most delightful drive TO Fort
Smelling and Minnehaha, returning again to
the Park. where a bOunteous dinner was in
waiting. and all were prepared to enjoy. The
guests were Mrs. Westbay and daug liter,
Miss Fenelia, of Louisville; Miss Clara Carr,
Milwaukee; Mr.. and Mrs Fl. Thompson and
Miss Sidney Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs. r. a.
Vance and son Arthur.
Misses Mary and KeevIe Clark. of Marshall
avenue. entertained number of their young
friends Monday evening i'll honor of Miss
Gussie Bronson. of Saltwater. Among those
present were Misses Gussie Bronson, Nellie
Postlethwaite, Ada Richardson, Daisy Hum
phrey. Abbis Warner. Title BObleter and
Mae Van Worries; Messrs. Frederick Whit
comb. Frederick Sabin, Samuel Darn an,
Harry Warner, Charles Braden, George Rob
lnson. Ray YOungman. Walter Bates, Perry
Gilflan and Arthur White.
One Of the jOlliest fishing parties of the
season left last Saturday for Carver Mimi,
returning the following Monday. They were
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Funk. The
party reported a large catch of hsn and a
good time. Among them were the Misses
Clara and Emma Funk, Katie and Rosie
Funk. Mr.. and Mrs. O. A. Reminder and Miss
Schuyler. of Chaska; Messrs. O. Stuemupke,
Agnew, Mr.. Schuyler, of Chaska, and Ed
Funk. of Carver.
Mrs. Charles Callahan. of Egantown, gave a
farewell reception Thursday evening for her
sister, Miss Sara Egan, and cousins the
Misses Nellie and NOddie Butler. of MiWau-
pink ana green on the upper floor. Dancing
was The feature of the evening. in which q
large number of young folks participated.
Thomas Vinton gave small dancing party
Monday evening, at his home on Dayton ave-
nNe. Those present were Miss Grace White,
Edwlna Winter, Elsie Whitney Lille Allen
Mamie MahOn, Mary Wilson and Miss Foster,
and Messrs. Karl Harbaugh. Harry Castle,
Elliot Alden, BAIL Burwell, Harry Barr and
Robert Xix.
The young ladies of St Marks parish held
delightful lawn festival at Oakland OH e.
E. GoOche's beautiful lawn Thursday even
ing. There was large attendance of young
people from st. Paul.
The young ladies of the Asbury NJ. E.
church gave a New England supper for the
benefit of the pastor in the parlors of the
church, on Ross street, Tuesday evening.
The Sunday schools of Bethlehem and
Augustinus churches held their annual pie
mic at Silver lake Thursday. A very large
crowd enjoyed pleasant days outing.
Hiram F. Blackmore and Jennie Dahl were
married on Wednesday evening, Aug. ., 1891,
by the Rev. John A. Stemen, at the pastors
residence on Fauquier street.
A party of about forty young people ar
ranged a very enjoyable surprise party in
honor Of Ed Camen Thursday evening at his
home, SCI Minnehaha street.
Last evening Mrs. Hugh Harrison. of Min
neapOlis gave an informal tennis party and
afterwards an informal musicale, at her
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. A ". Ritzinger, of Nelson
avenue, gave progressive euchre party
Tuesday evening in honor of their guests.
The choir boys of of St Paul's church had
their annual outing at Bald Eagle lake last
week.
The marriage of Miss Eliza MAYO and Ed
ward Dovgan will occur Thursday