St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-23
PLEASURE AND ITS PURsUERs

Tuesday evening about fifty friends Of c.
e. Spencer and wife assembled At their pleas
ant home at 1929 Stevens avenue to honor
the occasion of the fOrtieth anniversary of
the birth of the host The house was made
more beautiful by floral decorations. Dane
ing and refreshments were features of enter
tainmenL Among those present were j. r.
Eyerhard, K. q. Evans NJ. o. Evans f c.
BarrOws, 5. ). Plumb, Murray James, l. E.
Mercer, @. W. Labom, John Hombrook,
Josiah Jones, II. NJ. Myers Charles D. BOyee,
+. H. Lewis, H. c. Carlish. q. VIII Smith,
Charles Crosby. c. a. McCOtton, j. L. Reyn-
Odds, e NJ. Mabie, j. VI. Nash, |. ". Kelly,
NJ. Fish and their wives. Mrs. Bertha Sehle-
ner, Mrs. Milton Lenox, Miss Bacon and
John 4. Schlener.
The lawn party given Tuesday evening by
Mrs. Spencer at 3l29 stevens avenue, with
the Zuhrah ladies' as guests, was pleasing
success. A platform had been erected on the
lawn and dancing was INDUCED in during
the evening by those so disposed. The lawn
was tastefullY decorated with Chinese Ian
terms and pOtted plants, and presented fine
appearance. Fine moonlight and perfect ar
engagements OF details made the occasion one
long to be remembered. About fifty guests
were in attendance.
A number of her friends surprised Miss
Agnes Keith Monday evening at the resi-
dence of W. L. Sargent 70S Fourteenth ave-
nue. southeast. Games, charades and OIher
social amusements made the evening pass
very pleasantly. Among those present were
the Misses Hattie Wells. Grace Day. Stod-
dard, AkeTs, Keith, and the MesSrs. Mcneil
lev Jones. McElTath, Brown and Simpson.
The ladies branch of the order of the Iron
Hall held their first social on Friday even
ing at their parlOrs % Fourth street south.
There was a large attendance of members
and friends, and very pleasant evening
was spent IN dancing, etc. Ice cream made
from the Highland evaporated cream was
served by the ladies Of the order
Misses Handsaker, Phillips and Hart, of
Hannibal, Mo-, will soon arrive in Mime
apolis on the Northern Outing given by
the Hannibal Morning Journal to the sue
cessful contestants i'll its voting contest.
While in this city the young ladies will be
the guests of the Business Mems union, Min
neapOlis,
Rev. 5. W. Sample, who has been enjoying
five weeks of much needed rest during which
time he has visited relatives in Indiana and
friends at Duluth, returning from the latter
place Wednesday resumes his pastoral labors
to-day.
Hon. James J. Smith political Jim Smith
has returned from Duluth and elsewhere,
having been away three weeks IN the interest
OF the American Masonic Accident AsSoci-
alton of Minneapolis.
Miss Alice Loucks, operator for the West
ern Union Telegraph company at the Wind
SOr returned to her post last week after an
absence in Ottawa, Canada, for four weeks
visiting her parents.
The Womans Christian Temperance unions
OF the city are looking forward with cOnsid-
cradle interest to the visit of Mrs. Mary
Clement Leayitt 'round-the-World mission
airy of the order.
The installation of the new pastor of the
Oak Park Congregational church will occur
on the evening OF Sept. at a council Of the
churches of the denomination in the city.
After Sept. 1 Robert Balch and wife will be
a home " ednesday TO friends at their resi-
dence, 3205 Second avenue south.
Miss Clara Struble, a teacher in the schools
of La Moure, y. D., is in the city visiting
her brother, Bruce Struble.
The Baptist Young Peoples societies are
preparing TO hold their anniversaries Oct. 10
10 at st. Cloud.
a dance will be held Thursday evening in
the l. .. o. +. hall on Fourteenth avenue
southeast
DR.. ]. Swanson. 172S Clinton avenue has
returned from his vacation.