St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-24

rick from the city is not only serious loss
to the church, OF which he is the pastor, but
a great misfortune to the community the
pubic interests of which were SO conserved
by him.
On Wednesday evening at the Metropolitan
theater there was a theater party given by
! Eliot Alden, in honor of his guest, Thomas
Ninton. After the play they were enter
| tanned at the house of Dr. Alden on Holly
avenue. The party consisted of the Misses
; OMcer. Virginia Borup, Allen and Cornish,
: and Messrs. Officer. Ninton Joy and Alden.
j Mrs. Alden was the chaperone for the even
/ ing.
At meeting of the st. Andrews society
Wednesday evening, it was decided to hold
| the annual picnic at White Bear on Aug. &,
and TO have the Caiedonian games OH the oc-
caslon There will be partial gathering of
The clans, with dancing programme. Prizes
Will be awarded in the dancing contest The
programme covers all the Celedonian games.
! such as throwing the hammer, weights. etc.
Arrangements are completed for a union
picnic of all the knights of Pythias lodges
of the city. The picnic will be held at Wood
land Park, White Bear lake. next THURSDAY
Special trains over the-n electric line will
carry the Knights and their friends directly
TO the grounds. where most enjoyable day S
entertainment has been prepared for all who
attend.
The young ladies of st. Patrick's church
have made preparation for large festival to
be held on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings,
July 70 and q on the church grounds, corner
Case and Mississippi streets Sieberts or
chestTa will be in attendance.
One OF the joliest parties that filled the
pavilion at Wildwood Thursday evening was
that chaproned by Mrs. Delano, of Oak
Lodge Mahtomedi, consisting of the Misses
Deiano, Dampier, Bishop. Raynesford and
Armstrong
on Tuesday evening next Frank c. Ficha
and Miss Mary l.. Svec will be married. the
ceremony to take place at the house of Miss
Svec.s cousin, Joseph Klusak, at Lake Owas-
SO. Justice of the Peace Conroy " iii Off
ciate.
The Northern Light Dancing club will give
moonlight excursion on the steamer George
Hayes and barge Friday evening" July %
The Twin City Banjo, Mandolin and Guitar
club Will render music for the occasion
The Ladies' Auxiliary division 81 G. l. A..
L. b. of e.. held an ice cream FESTIVAL at the
residence of Mrs. J. Findlals 7U7 Minnehaha
street. Friday evening. July 22 An enjoyable
time was had.
Among the social festivities of the past
week was the ice cream festival given by the
Unique Social club on the lawn of C. B. Mo-
haupt, at 500 York street, Wednesday even
ing last.
The Sunday school of Christ church gave
us annual picnic Tuesday at Spring Park.
Lake Minnetonka. Boating fishing games
ana lunch baskets made the day only too
short.
The young ladies of St Michael's parish
gave well attended lawn festival Wednes-
DAY evening at the residence of NJ. ID. Shan
ley, corner of Congress and Greenwood ave-
nue..
The Young Peoples Society of st James
Episcopal Church gave delightful ice cream
festival Wednesday evening at the corner of
Case and Burr streets.
The Y. P. S. c. E. Of the Emanuel Baptist
evening at the corner of Van Slyke court on
Pine street.
Miss Sturgis, of Western avenue gave an
informal O'Clock tea Friday afternoon,
which was thoroughly enjoyed by all VINO
attended
The marriage of Miss Edith L. Lott and Mr..
Oscar Hallam will occur july ~ at the resi-
dence of the brides mother, SAT Lincoln
avenue.
A lumber of young ladies will give a pic
ME this afternoon for Miss Nelson who is
the guest of MIR. and Mrs. Stanford Newell
Miss Katherine Sleepy has issued cards for
a reception. TO be given on Monday at her
home on Dayton avenue.
The Sunday school of the Church of the
Ascension held its annual picnic at Lake
Elmo Wednesday.
The young ladies of Assumption church
Will give an ice cream social in the church
school grounds.
The Carolinians gave musical entertain
ment at the East Presbyterian church Tues
day evening.
The Northern Light Dancing club gave
moonlight excursion down the river last
evening.
Mrs. C. j. A. Morris gave tea on Thurs
day afternoon at her home ON Goodrich
avenue.
A number of West SIDE young people gave
bus party to Lake Harriet Thursday even
ing.
Mrs. Willie Winslow gave small party at
her cottage OH Manitou Island last evening
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