St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-07
SOCIETY IN TOWN.

Society, when properly approached. and
when the object is worthy, or for the nonce
Is the fad, seldom fails to respond 10 de-
mands for assistance. such was the. case as
regards the much talked of ''Hyringe Fayre, y
given Thursday evening at Fair Oaks" the
beautiful home of Hon. W. d. " ashburn
The obJsct was Il worthy one, Being that of
raising 500. Hennepin county'S apportiOn-
ment fer the childrens building at the
worlds fair Everything conspired to make
the event a success. The S2J0 was raised
and several hundred over. which will be
donated to the work of the Free kindergar-
ten Association of Minneapolis. The fair
embraced all the attractions that went to
complete the round CT pleasures in the
good old days i'll Merle England be-
sides containing many features that were
quite modern.
Monday evening some thirty ladies. mem
bers of Harmony kebekah lodge, visited
Golden Link lodge OF odd Fellows at SD
Fourteenth avenue southeast, and, as soon
as the regular session was over. and in be-
nall OF the lodge, presented Golden Link
lodge with handsome oil portrait of Dr. a.
II. Norton. who Is a member OF both lodges
and who was recently elected grand master
or the state Mrs. Jennie Everets made the
presentation speech, to which the noble
grand OF the lodge responded. Speeches
were made by rev. S. w. Sample, Herbert
Conner. NJ. p. Satterlee and Others
The members of Bichloride of Gold Club
No. loo met at the institute corner OF Park
avenue and Tenth street SOUTH THURSDAY
evening. and listened to a pleasing amuse-
ment programme Those assisting in the en-
teriainment were Miss Antonette Choate.
Miss Corinne May. o. NJ. Peet and D. NJ
Miller Piatt B. Walker also made an ad-
dress. The next meeting occurs next Thurs
day night when a large attendance is ex-
pected including many lady friends of the
members.
Edward E. Graham, proprietor of the res
aufant in the Union station, and Miss Della
Alguire were welded Wednesday at noon
1 ne ceremony was performed i'll the pariors
adjoining the dining rooms al the depot and
was witnessed by about 80 friends. The
bride was attended by Miss Anna Robinson
while Frank Kimball acted as best nan to
the groom. The officiating clergyman was
Bev. 5. Ellery, OF Glencoe Mimi A light
lunch was served
Cecilian council. Royal Arcanum, rendered
a banquet Tuesday evening, al the Guaranty
Loan restaurant, to :. NJ. Davis as recog-
i!iuon OF his successful efforts in securing
the meeting of the supreme council in this
city in June. 1894. The grand officers and
regents were present The company num-
bered about thirty. Short speeches were
made by g. f. Backus, Mr.. Davis and others.
Members of Chapter No. 9. order of the
Eastern Star, with friends, were pleasantly
entertained Tuesday evening at the home of
Mrs. E. A. Horton, l5la NicOllet avenue
platform had been erected upon the lawn
for dancing. Refreshments were served.
About 2OJ people enjoyed the evenings
pleasures.
Mr. and Mrs Frederick ". johnson, nee
Harrison, are home from their wedding trip.
ana may be found by friends at the home of
j. ". johnson and wife. corner of Eighth
street and Second avenue south, until the
completion OF their new home.
The union printers of the Twin Cities held
a picnic at Chisago lake, Sunday, that was
well attended and In every way enjoyable.
1t was the first annual outing of Union No.
a, OF Minneapolis. and Union No. 30. of
st. Paul
Aug. II the G. A. R., W. R. c.. S. of " and
other societies connected with the Grand
Army will hold q basket picnic at Minnehaha
falls. The e. A. K. people of st. Paul will
join them.
Miss Jessie F. Simmons. of Hastings,
Mimi, and Edwin w Could of this city,
were married July %, at the home of the
brides sister at Hastings.
Miss Jane Green, of Vincennes, Ind. and
L. W. Downs, of the firm of j. ". Downs g.
Son. of this city, were united in marriage
Tuesday evening at the home of the BRIDE
The Ancient Order of United Workmen
will hold picnic next Thursday at Lind
strom. Chisago lake, on the line of the St.
Paul d Duluth road.
Mrs. S. 5. Cargill gave a dinner party Sat-
urday evening to twelve friends i'll honor of
Harry Pepper, the well-known ballad singer
of New York.
Mrs. Mcknight entertained about forty
friends at her home, corner Ninth street and
First avenue south, Monday evening.
The Sheriffs' Association of Minnesota will
meet at Hotel Lafayette next Tuesday A
banquet will be feature of the meeting.
The announcement is made that the mar
riage OF Mss Edith +. Sanders and Henry
Crosby Will occur Aug. II.