St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-14
RESUME OF THE WEEK.

merry throng of young people, ably Sec
onded by number of older ones, invaded
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c. Pattee
3l25 Holmes avenue. Monday evening. to pay
their respects and remind them that time in
its flight had brought around the twentieth
anniversary of their marriage. Among those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Stoddard,
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Buxton, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Morawetz, Miss Merle Morawetz, Mrs. Will
lam Wade. Mrs. NJ. W. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs
A. Currier Mr. and Mrs Fred Arrowsmith,
Mr. and Mrs. Will Dorsey. Mr.. and Mrs
Gibbs, Mrs. Col. Charles Hill, Mrs. Wikel;
Misses Bessie Codding, Margie Rettraye. Mae
O'Donnell, Nadge Constant, Nellie Fisher.
Winifred Campbell: Messrs Walter Bouten.
Frank Stanley, Harry BroUghton, George
Wade, F. Kilgriff, Frank Langworthy, Frank
Mclean, E. Harrigan, S. B. Pattee.
The young ladies of the Will O. the Wisp
club, taxing advantage of the absence of
their president, Elmer E. Merrill, in Iowa,
where he was married to Miss Glennie A.
Booth. invited the young gentlemen of the
clup TO boating party at Lake Harriet Tues
day evening. They played the part of escort
TO the young men to perfection, even going
SO far as to stand up in the electric cars and
settle all bills. Those composing the party
were the Misses Louise Stevenson, Gertrude
Norcross, Stella Camp, Vienna Neill, Grace
Noble, Carrie Parker and Grace Balderston
and the Messrs. II. Brown, B. W. Baker. j.
Conklin, George Burr, G. L. Byron, John
Parker, H. Barker and Thomas The guests
for the pleasant evening which they enjoyed.
A jolly party, composed principally of mu-
sIca! people, Joined Miss Gertrude Ingram
Wednesday evening in a successful celebra-
ton OF the sixteenth anniversary of her birth.
An attractive feature of the event was q
blackboard ride. the party going out to Min
nehaha Falls and returning by the wav of
University avenue, reaching the young host
ess' nome about II O'Clock. Among those
who took part in the event were Thomas
Mabel Gage Edlnger; Messrs. Wheeler, Law
renee ana Sanborn and number of others
Miss Bessie Codding entertained party of
invited guests at the residence of her sister,
MRS. Nickel, 529 Second avenue, Monday
evening by readings and Rotations, Miss
Coddlng home is in Clarke, Oak, but she
has passed the last year in Washington D.
e, where she graduated with honors from
the Martyr College of Elocution ahd Oratory.
A pleasant reception was rendered Rev. SIN.
Campoell. formerly pastor Of the First Pres
Syterlan church. and wife by Judge and Mrs.
Ell florence, at their home 2446 Park ave
nue., Tuesday evening. About 100 persons
emDfaceq Inc opportunity to renew acquaint-
ance with the doctor and his wife.
The Chicago avenue lodge. /. O. G. IT. gave
reception at their hall, 1887 Chicago ave-
nue., Tuesday evening TO the grand lodge
members present in the city. programme
was presented.
anniversary of their wedding Saturday even
ing ing, being assisted by about fifty friends
inc couple were appropriately remembered
by the members of the company.
The members of st. Johns chapter No 0.
ROYAL Arch Mason, enjoyed supper at Hotel
Brunswick: Wednesday evening. Twenty
eight members participated in the event.
Monday evening the Ideal Literary cyuh
gave dancing party at Mikado hall The
attendance was large and included number
OF young people from st. Paul
Monday evening Col. William McCrory and
wife, with the assistance of number OF
friends, celebrated the tenth anniversary of
their wedding,
The Northwestern hospital held its fourth
annual reception and common oration of its
occupancy ofits present quarters THURSDAY
afternoon.
Z. A. Merrill and wife held pleasant re-
cepuon Tuesday evening at their home, 21I6
Second avenue south, IL honor of yisitine
guests.
social dance was held last evening at the
La Clede hotel 10y the guests.