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

The ladies of Freya Circle No. 8, WAC. D..
held picnic at Forest lake last Sunday. 1t
was the first picnic of that order, and proved
a pleasant one. Mesdames Engeber, Linstad,
Josephine Wilson and Nicotine Hervin, the
committee in charge, spared no pains i'll
seeing that everybody thoroughly enjOyed
themselves This is a Scandinavian order,
and contains some of the most prominent
Scandinavians in the city. Prizes were
awarded as follows: Ladies egg race, Mrs. q.
Jensen train: gentemen's three-legged race,
MI NOrquist and Mr.. TOne0 hat young
ladies' race Hulda Hervin. pair slippers;
boys sack race. Leman Linstad, pair Of
shoes; little girls race, Nellie Hervin,
chrome: fat mems race, John Finstad,
cans; standing boy jump Finsness, lC0
visiting cards; running long jump. Finsness,
box cigars; free-fOr-an ladies' race, Miss NJ.
Nelson, dozen photographs; gentlemen's
race. Finsness. bottle wine; boys race.
Lemen Linstad, neckte, Hervin. mouth
organ: married ladies' race, Mrs. G. Jensen,
silver weight; ladies' walkingEmatch. Mrs. d.
: Tanner. SO check; most graceful lady
walter. Mrs. E. Linstad, parasOl; best gentle
man WaltZer, c. g. Johnson, cInarholder.
Miss Mary Maid. Of Tilton street, was very
pleasantly surprised by a number OF her
friends Wednesday evening. 4 very pleas
ant evening was spent; the principal amuse-
ment was dancing, music being furnished by
HIlyard' orchestra. An enjoyable feature OF
the evening was Il serenade by the Twin City
Banjo and Mandolin club and the singing of
The Capital quartette, composed of MeSsrs
tetSch. sherman. Evans and Dell Refresh
meuts were served. Among those present.
were Misses Annie DiSteL Jennie Distel,
Agnes Bastian, Lizzie Bastian, Kate Sehmitz,
Lizzie Hirsch. Rose Pfeiffer. Julia Farrell,
Mollie Farrell Anna kunz, Mary Distei, Mrs.
Smith. Mrs. LeClaire; Messrs. George Bentz,
James Mckenzie John JarshiShek, Edward
Fetsch. George Fetsch, George Cummings.
John Bastan, Charles Quinn. William Haus-
sler, Frank Seifert, Adam Warmth, John
sherman, George Evans, Richard Dell, G.
Jessrang and Joseph LeClaire.
The excursion of the Federal City Social
club on the steamer Henrietta and barge
down the Mississippi TO ST. Paul Park and re-
turn last Wednesday evening was a grand
success in every particular. When the
steamer left the dock at the foot Of jackson
street over 200 Young people were on board.
Dancing was the principal feature of the
evening. Hilvard's orchestra being present
Among those noticed on board were the
Misses Duffy, RiOrdan, Heating, DAILY, Cos
grave. Roberts, O'i-eary. Clinton, Young, Mae
and Lizzie Moore, O'Keefe, Powers, Rice,
Lang Leo. and MeSSrs. Ryan, Regan. Naugh
Ton. Young Whaley. Mccarthy, Daily, Glea-
son ReddingtOn. Bavey, Brown, Kenaley.
IaWleSs. BTuner, Mustaugn, Shelly, Irvine
Lynch. BOdke. Montgomery. Russell and
Mesdames Daily. Mccarthy and Christensen
Wednesday evening at Minneapolis Miss
Maud Rena SandDorn, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Colby SandbOrn, Of the East side. was
married 10 Conway Macmillan. The eere-
1nonv occurred al i O'Clock at the home of
The brides parents, Rev. Kingsley f. Norris.
the grooms cousin otheiating- The bride
wore q simple dress of white null. and car
ried white roses. She was attended by her
little niece Beth Reynolds. Mr.. Macmillan
Is professor Of botany at the state university
Both bride and groom are widely known and
very popular in Minneapolis They left III
the evening for months visit TO Boston and
the East and win be at home after Sept. l, at
324 Fifteenth street southeast
One of the most enjoyable events of the
week was a welcome party given in honor Of
Dr. and Mrs. Olof Tohwerg by few of their
many friends upon their arrival from Eu
rope last Friday evening. The doctor, ac-
oompAnied by his wife, has spent the last
fourteen months abroad, visiting and study