St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-17
SOCIAL FUNCTIONS,

One of the pleasanteSt parties of the sea-
son was given for Miss Edna Larson last
Tuesday evening at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Larson, 614 Olive
2 street. AS it was Miss Larsonts fourteenth
birthday, she received many happy congrat-
ulationS. Among those present were Misses
Carrie Davis. Holda Anderson, Alma Larson,
Lizzie Hanson, Eba Larson. Louise Webb Il
Christensen, Annie johnson. S. ArnIson a.
Anderson, :. Donaldson. Helen Stone, Miss
Olson and Mr.. and Mrs Olson, and MesSrS.
adolph johnson, Charles Olson. Frederi,
Christensen, Oscar johnson, Alfred Teisberg,
Charles Stone. Herman johnson. Oscar Chris
Hanson, Albert Ward. g; Donaldson, j. w.
Sandberg, j. o. Nestlund, Edling knutson,
John son and Master Frank II. Davis Jr
A lheater party was given "Wednesday even
ing III honor of Robert &. Harper, of $40 East
Eighth street, The occasion being the ninety
third birthday Of that gentleman. Mr. Har-
per has all the appearance of a well-pre-
served man of sixty. thinks nothing of a five
or ten-mile walk i'll the country, is i'll COM
plete possession of every faculty and enjoys
life thoroughly. In the party were r. q.
Louise Baldwin and Messrs. C. ii. Dawson
and 5. +. Rohrer.
st. Paul Camp No. 1, Sons of Veterads.
will have gaia time Thursday evening, July
Il, at their aimory, Seventh and Minnesota
streets Col. u. Drew, commanding the
Minnesota division. will present fine stand
of colors from the division of Minnesota 10
Camp No. /. These colors were won in COM
pelitive drill by this camp. Members of the
q: A. *. are cordially invited 10 be present.
The three camps at Minneapolis will also at
tend on this occasion.
Saturday evening Miss Elsie Pope was sur
prised by a number of her young friends call
ing upon her. The occasion of the surprise
-party-waS-- celebration of the hostess
birthday. Among those who were there
were the Misses May Bend, Bonnie Ransom,
Mamie end Abby Livingston Lillian Miles,
Pauline Ferguson. and Messrs. Hobert Young
Finch: Armstrong FJIrnaSS and RJ1pp
jolly party of campers have just returned
from Lake Elmo where they have been en-
g 1oying them selves fortna past ten days or SO.
Among thein-were The following: MT. and
Misses Lowe. Lindsay, Meyers, Forster, Ida
and Meta Mample, and Messrs. Butrick, No
Ian, DAILY, William and Thomas o. Hara and
Graham.
7 he Beethoven Mannerchor society has
elected Charles Warlich, president: Otto
Hill, vice president; Louis Hartman, core
spending secretary; William Springer. tinan-
eial Sc rotary; Ed Puffe, treasurer, and
MessrS. koenig, Hirsch and Eue, trustees,
and Prof Paul Bumbach, instructor.
The annual basket picnic of the Dayton
Avenue Sunday school took place on the
steamer George Hayes. They visited Mime
hama falls and Fort Smelling i'll the morning
aud i'll the afternoon visited down river
points.
Thursday, July II, the birthday of Mrs.
Lizzie Barthejmy. was pleasantly remem
bered by her friends, who gave her sere-
made. and otherwise made merry over the
anniversary
The Five Points lodge, SeXennial league.
gave lis first anniversary reception and pan-
quet at the Twin Gig hall, corner Rice and
Nhbasha streets, Monday evening.
Mrs. Monfort was hostess TO a number of
young people on Saturday last at the Town
and Country CLUB, where she entertained be-
tween The hours of 10 and 4.
well attended icecream social was given
by the ladies of the Asbury NJ. E church in
the parlors of the church ON Ross street Fri
day evening.
The Sunday school of the Goodrich Ave.
hue Presbyterian church gave its annual pic
Lie at Lake Harriet Thursday.
The Standard club gave very delightful
moonlight excursion on the steamer George
Hayes Monday evening
The congregation of the House of Hope
church gave their annual picnic at Fort
Smelling Thursday.
Miss Horn, of Irvine Park, gave a lunch
Friday afternoon for sixteen of the very
young laiies.
Thursday evening Mrs. Markoe, of Ash.
land avenue, gave a progressive euchre
party.
Lady Somerset ". c. r. q. gave a baske,
picnic at Groyeland park Thursday after
noon.
The Northern Light Dancing club gives a
moonlight excursion Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Furness gave dinner party
yesterday.