St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-09
DAYTON'S BLUFF,

pastor, Rev. Dickinson. The parlOrS were
decorated very tastefully, and the dining
room presented a very inviting appearance.
The reception compittee consisted of Mrs.
Tracey, Mr.. Davis Mr.. George. Mrs. Sharp.
The following programme was rendered very
successfully: Address of welcome. Mr.. Davis;
solo, Mrs. Sheldon; violin Duet. Frank and
Harry George; recitation, Miss Simpson;
piano solo, Miss Hite; cornet solo, Mr.. Davis.
The Prohibitionists of the Second ward
convened Friday evening for the purpose of
Saturday evening. They were called to order
by Mr.. WestIhal in Meyers hall, corner of
Bates avenue and Seventh street J. w.
Mestlhal was elected chairman, Willard
were chosen: Willard Flfield, DR.. F. C.
Spates, Richard Lyle. John Ortman. Eric
Peterson, Ralph Brownson. j. W. Westphal,
John Thomas. E. c. Miller, George w. Wat
terson. John Pfeiffer.
Friday evening Mrs. c. D. Stewart, of Hoff-
man avenue entertained number of friends.
the music was spent very pleasantly. music
being the chi:f feature. Those present were
Mrs. sheldon, Mr.. and Mrs. Hammond, Mr..
and Mrs. Davis and daughter, Mr.. Macel-
hony and daughter and Miss Forsberg.
Miss Stella Freeman, Of Bates avenue, gave
bowling party Thursday afternoon to her
OF Boston. Head prizes were awarded to
Misses Georgia Middleton ana Gertrude Nc
Kay. and foot prizes to Misses Marie Scheffer
and Lillian knight. Supper was served at 6
| o'clock.
The C. L. s. c. met with Miss Emma Mil
ler OF Mound street. on Monday evening.
| Officers for the rev year were elected as fol-
lows: Mr.; Hill, president: Mrs. Arnold,
| The next meeting vii be held with Mis- S
Mary Smith. of Noun. street.
Thursday evening at TIE "ates Avenue NJ
E. church the Y. P. S. G. :. heli business
meeting. After the bus.Il"s, Il the society
sung: and Harold Davis gave a reelection en-
titled Keep Dry Eye on the Saucer
The following delegates from the Bates
Avenue NJ. Z. church will leave on Friday
afternoon for ST Cloud 10 attend the Y. P. S.
Z. E. convention: Misses Carrie Krieger,
Ethel Seeger and Fannie Fifeld; Messrs
| Percy, Brownson and Roy Brink.
| The ladies' and gentlemen's branch of the
| Iron Hall held Joint meeting last Wednes-
| day evening at the lodge room. ON East Third
| street. Action was taken in regard to send
| ing the reserve fund to Indianapolis
Mrs. DR.. Fisher. of Conway street. gave s
| very dainty afternoon coffee to her friends
| Wednesday. Those present were Mesdames
Middleton Shern, Bell, Andrews and Shell
| don. of Baltimore.
The Ladies Of the Iron Hall. Branch No.
| 1904, are earnestly requested to meet at their
room on East Third street. Monday evening.
as business of great importance will be trans
acted.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas and daughter, who
have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. An
| drews. of Conway street. have returned to
their home in South Haven, Mich.
A surprise party was given in honor of Miss
| Lulu Davis Friday evening at the home of
| Mrs. Demsmore, of Reaney street. The ev-
| enlng was spent in dancing.
| The st. Paul Chapter No. "a, o E. s., will
meet next Friday evening at their lodge room
! Oh East Seventh street. All members are re-
| quested to be present.
har nf Of bo Inf
met with Sam Spindler of Maple street on
| Friday evening in order to organize pro-
| gress1ve cinch club.
Mrs. d. 5. Fifeld. of Independence, TO- ar
rived in ST. Paul Thursday evening. She
will reside with her son, Willard Fiteld. of
East Fourth street.
Rev. Mr.. Steman, of the East Presbyterian
| church, has sent in his resignation, and will
| leave for Minneapolis to preach in a Congre-
| gational church.
| Mrs Johnson and Mrs. butcher, of St.
| Louis, who have been visiting friends and
| relatives Oh the bluff, returned to their
| homes Friday.
Wednesday afternoon, at the home Of Miss
Dollle Runecker, number of young people
| met in order to reorganize the Alcayde
| Euchre club.
| Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Mahan and family who
| have resided on East Fourth street for the
| past two years. have moved to another part
| of the city.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Bates Ave-
| nue. NJ. E. church will meet with Mrs Rich
| ards. of East Third street, next Thursday aft
| ernoon.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Congrega-
| tlonal church will meet with Mrs. Barber of
Maria avenue, OH Thursday afternoon.
The Ladies Guild of st. Peters Episcopal
| church will meet with Mrs. Dr. Horst, of
Bates avenue, next Tuesday afternoon.
Thursday evening number of friends sur
prised Mr. Downs of Reaney street. The
NK1s ant in. 0opl r1o inn
The Misses Ella and Lue Fowble have
taken rooms at the MARROW flats, corner Ma
ria avenue and Fifth street.
Mrs. G.. Griswold, of East Sixth street, Is
entertaining Misses Mamie and Eta Dock
slater from Mason City.
Thursday afternoon Miss Ida Herman was
surprised by party of her friends at her
home OH Bates avenue.
Mrs. Spindler. of Maple street, and Miss
Brooks, of Mound street. visited in Minneap-
oils during the week.
Mrs. William Won Deyn, Of Bates avenue,
gave an afternoon coffee to her friends
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olson. of Fargo n H. are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William Fifield Of
East Fourth street.
Mrs. Hogle, of East Fourth street, expec is
to leave soon for Michigan, where she wi Ii
spend the winter.
Clarence Lothman, OF Merriam Park, visit
ed Miss Katherine WiLker, of Burns avenue
during the week.
Miss Ollie Freeman has returned from the
East, accom- panied by Misses Hunt and Nc
Kay, of Boston.
Mrs. Sammis and Mr. and Mrs Spoore Wis
tied DR.. Thompson and family, of Highwood
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Regan and family from West
ST. Paul, have moved on the bluff on East
Fifth street.
Saturday evening nu inter of friends sur
prised Mrs. e. BroWnson. of Earl street, at
her home.
Mrs. Loomis. of East Fourth street, visited
trends and relatives in Minneapolis during
the week.
Rev. Thomas McClary, of Ravine street, is
attending the Methodist conference in Min
neapohs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Craig. of Duluth. are the
guests of Mrs. Robert Murray, of Phalen
| avenue.
Percy Brownson and Mr.. Jackson left
Tuesday for Eagle Point on a hunting expe-
| dition
Mrs. Cullum, of Mime apolis, visited Mrs.
DR.. Cullum, of Maple street. during the
| week.
| tied Mrs. Lacy in Minneapolis during the
| week.
| II: c: Bott, who has been visiting on the
| Dlnh, has returned to lis home i'll Milwau-
| kee.
Willie Chamberlain. of Bates avenue. ex-
pecls 10 leave soon for New York and Bos-
| ton.
Miss Ethel Seeger, of East Fourth street
visited friends i'll Oakland during the week.
Mrs. 1adfeld, of Phalen avenue. is en-
tertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Spoore, of Poly. III.
Miss Julia Carroll of Minneapolis. is the
| guest of Mrs. Densmore, of Reaney street.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Van Duyne have re-
moved to their home on East Third street.
Mrs Slater, of East Third street. spent a
! few days i'll Pennington the past week.
Mrs. +. P. Atkins end Mrs. Meecham Wis.
| tied in Minneapolis during the week.
] Mr.. and Mrs. William Starkey of Farquier
| street. are visiting in Staples, Mimi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas of Forest street, are
visiting friends in Newport, Ind.
| Mrs. Mccall and Miss Eta Scorah visited
| in Minneapolis during the week.
Miss Wheaton,. of Red Wing, visited Mrs.
| Willard Fifeld during the week.
Miss Martha Liesman has moved from East