St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-31

and its friends enjoyed an excursion down
Iethe Mississippi and UP the ST. Croix to Still
water on the steamer Henrietta yesterday
Inc boat left the city at $50 a. m, and stops
were made at Hastings, Prescott and Hudson,
and atSillwater they were met at the dock
by Mayor Durant and party of citizens who
welcomed them to the city. The Midway
pand OF seventeen pieces furnished the
music. and the DelicatesSen furnished the
refreshments.
The last social of the season was given at
the Peoples church Friday evening" Miss
May Pierce. who has just returned from Bos
ton. read three selections very charmingly.
her dainty rendition of "a Sisterly Scheme
was the feature of the evening. The banjo
club played and refreshments were served.
The young ladies of the Dayton Avenue
church held lawn fete Tuesday evening at
the corner of Marshall avenue and Mackubin
street. The lawn was handsomely decorated,
ana the st. Anthony Hill orchestra contrib
uted large share to the enjoyment of the
evening.
= There will be musical. ice cream and
strawberry festival at st. Michaels spacious
school rooms, Wednesday evening, June B.
Inc several booths will be presided over by
young ladies of unusual beauty We promise
those attending jolly good time.
The Young Peoples Guild of st. James
Church gave one of their pleasant lawn par
ties at the residence of Mr.. Bumgardner, on
Lookout Terrace, last Wednesday evening
Refreshments were served, and the young
people spent delightful evening.
piano recital was given at the Park Con-
gregahonal church Tuesday evening by Mrs.
W. ii. Sherwood. of Boston, assisted by Mrs
L. e. Stanton, soprano, which was attended
by large number of the best known people
i'll the city.
The Trinity Young Peoples League of the
TRINITY Evangelical Lutheran church gave
their annual musical and dramatic entertain
ment in Paul Martins West Side opera house
last evening. choice musical programme
WAS given by some of ST. Panl's best known
talent.
Those attending the social given Wednes-
day evening by the Kings Daughters society
IN Drum Corps hall were entertained by
good programme and enjoyed the refresh
Inents that were daintily served by the young
ladies.
The flower show at the Plymouth church
Thursday evening for the benefit of the Bo-
nemian mission was an unusually pretty af-
1alr III the costuming of those who SO kindly
TOOK part and in beautiful booths.
The st. Luke's Aid society will meet Tues
day afternoon, June J, at Mrs. Cumby's
residence, corner of OlSVet and Olmsted
streets. 1t is particularly requested that
there be large attendance.
There was large attendance al the enter
tainment given Tuesday evening by the ED
worth league in Clinton Avenue VI. E. church.
and all enjoyed an excellent programme well
rendered. and were refreshed bv the delica-
cies served by the ladies'
ne Dung PeOple Society of Christian
Endeavor of Bethany Congregational church
will give a musical and literary entertain
ment III the parlors of the church in the near
future.
The ladies of the Hebron Baptist church
held very successful strawberry and ice
cream festival in the parlors of the church.
corner Robie and Ada streets. Thursday even
ing.
The Young Peoples Society of Zion church
gave very enjoyable musical and literary
entertainment III their church, corner VIM
fred and Bancroft streets, Thursday evening.
The several Catholic total abstinence soci-
cites OF this city met at Cretn hall Monday
evening and listened to a lengthy musical
and literary programme.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Gates will entertain the
young ladies' class of the Plymouth Sunday
school on Decoration day at their home at
Silver Lake.
The pupils of the Cleveland school held
their memorial services. at the Swedish NJ E.
cnurch on Greenbrier avenue last evening.
Mrs. j. Jacobs entertained the choir of the
church of the Ascension Wednesday even
ing, at her residence on East Isabel street.
musical and literary entertainment was
held at Cretn hall Tuesday evening for the
benefit of the Church of Assumption
There is to be a stra aSberry festival in the
parlors of the First NJ. E. church on upper
Tnlrd street next Tuesday evening
Mrs; Chapman, of 593 Selby avenue, enter
tanned the Ladies' Aid Society of st. Johns
church Wednesday evening.
The Church of the Ascension has issued a
call TO Rev. MIR. Pratt, of ST. Anthony Park.