St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-18
DAYTON'S BLUFF

DR.. Dewart, who has been for three years
pastor of the Bates Avenue NJ. E. church,
left with his family Thursday for ST. Cloud.
They will leave behind them large num-
Der of staunch friends, botlf members of the
church and outside, which they have made
during their stay in St Paul. DR.. Dewart is
well known on the Bluff and is an original
and very brilliant preacher. In his new
sphere OF labor he is followed with hearty
good wishes for his continued success.
An enjoyable lecture was delivered Friday
evening in the Bates Avenue M. Z. church
by Eugene May Mr.. May is very brilliant
speaker, and the several recitations occur
ring i'll the lecture were rendered in elegant
style. The attendance was very good in spite
OF the threatening weather, and all hoped
that they might be fortunate enough to hear
another lecture by the same gentleman be-
fore long,
number of Young people met Wednes-
day evening at the residence of Mrs. Spind-
Ter. Maple street. to form a society to give n
series of dances during the coming season.
A final meeting is to be held next w ednes-
day at Mrs. kr1eger's, corner Third and Bates,
to appoint officers and make arrange ments
for the first dance, which is TO be he Id this
month, if possible.
The many friends of Mrs Bell of Conway
street. will be pleased to learn that she and
her family were not seriously injured i'll the
wreck of the Baltimore & Ohio train as was
rumored Thursday They escaped with a
severe shaking up and few scratches Mrs
Sheldon, of Baltimore, Mrs. Bells sister, who
was travelling with them, was not so fort
innate, she being injured, but not seriously.
reception will be held Tuesday evening in
lne Atlantic Congregational school-room to
who is leaving for Chicago. owing to Mrs
Sheppards i'll health. Mr.. Sheppard has
been minister OF this church for three years.
and is greatly beloved by the members. He
Will be deeply regretted.
The Ich Diem Lawn Tennis club will open
up the season with a dancing party at the
Alcayde club rooms Thursday evening. The
committee OF management consists of
Misses Scheffer and Krieger; Messrs.
Schihman, Coggswell Middleton and Eye.
The dance promises to be very enjoyable.
The members of the Missionary Society of
the Atlantic Congregational church were en-
tertalned to tea Thursday by Mrs. Gage, of
Mrs. Middleton, Mrs Hamilton, Mrs. Hussie,
Mrs. sharp, Mrs. Rice Mrs. Chamberlain,
Mrs. Bell and Mrs. Drake.
The Ladies' Aid Soc iety of the Bates Az
enue Nj. E.. church me t Friday afternoon
with Mrs Al6eck. Tn ere was good at
tendance, and the time was passed very
pleasantly in work and conversation The
society will meet Friday with Mrs. Anderson,
corner Maple and Third.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Atlantic
Congregational church net Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. FaCwell, of Hoffman avenue. Re
treshments were served, and the ladies en-
1oyed their afternoon immensely.
Mrs. Ross Clark, of Bates avenue, gave an
informal reception Tuesday afternoon from
3 to to her most intimate friends. Mr. and
Mrs. Clark left Thursday for q two weeks
trip to Indianapolis
A pleasant lunch was given Wednesday by
Mrs. Chamberlain, of East Third street
Those present were Mr. Hamilton, Mrs.
Hussie, Mrs. Fisher and Mrs Rice.
Mr. mcClary, the new pastor of the Bates
Avenue NJ. E. church, attended farewell re-
ception given by the members of the church
he is leaving i'll Minneapolis.
The Ladies' Chapter of the Iron Hall held
theirregular meeting Monday evening" when
they decided to give their first social next
month.
Mr.. May and family, who are on journey
from Waterloo to Dakota, are the guests Of
Mrs. Willard Fifeld, of East Fourth street.
Miss Minnie Yandes, of Bates avenue, re-
turned from her European trip Friday, after
spending ten days in New York.
The ladies of the East Presbyterian Church
held fair at the corner of East Seventh and
Farquier streets.
MIR and Mrs. j. Rol fling Jr., of Maple street.
eft Monday evening for visit to friends at
Philadelphia.
Mrs. W. Lord and ia mily returned from a
three weeks visit to Waukeshaw Sunday
morning.
Mrs. Thompson. of Mendoza street is Gu
tertaining her sister. Miss Hunt, of Chicago.
Mrs. DR.. Eachus and guest, Miss Camel, of
New York, are visiting friends in Red Wing
Miss Bertha Camel. of New York. is being
entertained by her friend, Mrs. Dr.. Eachus.
Mrs. Phillips, of Maria avenue, has returned
from her trip TO Sioux City.
Mrs. Stowell, of Conway street. is visiting
her mother at Elba, Mimi.
Miss Katie Kelly, of Plum street is visiting
friends at Perham, Mimi