St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-21
RESUME OF THE WEEK.

The party of young people who migrated
to Lake Harriet on Aug find it so pleasant
that they will remain for the rest Of the
month at least. callers have been numer-
Gus. and last Wednesday evening "Sancho
Panzai entertained its friends from the city
and across the lake. in all informal recep
ton. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs Case
Mr. Eueell. Misses Case, Hopkins and Davis,
from Villa Casa, and from The city, Mr. and
Mrs Frank EustiS, Misses Maude Colgroye
Alice Robbins, May Carter, Ireland and
Mather. and Messrs. Fred Osborn, William
Williams, John George. William Maple. Will
Wilson, Ireland. Ed and Frank Anderson.
Ed Black, j. Silver, Hughes, viii Hoibrook
Merriam and Edgar Il. Barton. Within the
past two weeks Walter Carroll, Frank Boyd
Miss Jane Redfeld and Miss Marian Rice
have become members of the party.
Miss Edith Crosby and Charles Henry Flan-
deTs were married "Wednesday evening NJ the
home of the brides parents, George ".
Crosby and wife, 2641 Third avenue south. A
.mpany OF about fifty relatives ana friends
witnessed the ceremony, which was per-
formed by Rev. L. G. Powers Two little
flower girls, Alice and Marguerite iiasey
preceded the party. The bridesmaids were
three in number, Miss Anna HaZeltine. of
hartford, Wis; Miss Dorothy Moses. of Chi
cago, and Miss Emma Pond The grooms-
men were Frederick Stocker. stanley BeZ-
oyer and Arthur Crosby. The young couple
are enjoying trip of u months duration
through the East, and Oh their return will
commence housekeeping atI29 West Twenty
sixth street where, after oct. !, they viii be
mt home to friends.
At Netley Corner Saturday evening DR.. w.
S Layton and Henry L Little entertained
seyenty-fiye friends with II musicale. The
hosts we're assisted by Mrs E c. Turner and
Mrs. y. G. Ireys. who chaperoned the COM
pany. The bachelor suite of apartments
were used Tor reception rooms and the third
story: An informal programme was rem
dered by Miss Fleming. Van H. Wheeler. X
ID. Finel and others Miss Huyt also read
one or two selections.
Miss Tina Breyen and James s. Capee were
married the afternoon Of Aug. ii at the
Burnham cottage at Northwood, Minnetonka.
The officiating clergyman was Rev. NJ. f.
Negus, the pastor of the Young people. who
are both members OF the Fourth Baptist
church
Miss Minnie Pariseau. of the East side,
and Joseph a. Carrgan. of the Plymouth
clothing house, were married Tuesday morn
ing at the Church of Notre Dame de Lourdes,
IN The presence of relatives and friends
After Sept. they will be al home to friends.
The Grand Army veterans and the mem
berS OF the Woman's Relief Corps, Sons and
Daughters OF Veterans, of the Twin Cities,
spent Wednesday at Minnehaha Falls in a
most delightful manner. The attendance was
very large being estimated at 2.5UU people.
W W. Eastman and wife gave dinner
Wednesday at their home on Nicoliet Island
to the following friends: George Bi5elow
and wife, OF New YORK; W. L. Bigelow II. F.
Brown, DR.. Airport and their wives, W. L.
Wooiford and Miss Barton.
Mrs j. I. BIangen, l2l3 Eighth street
| south, gave chlldrens party Thursday aft
| ernoon from 10 =. 1t was something out of
| the usual order. as Masters Leon and Willie
| and their mother all celebrated their BIRTH
| days on the same day.
| The foresters celebrated their third ami
versary Monday by spending the day at Os-
| ceola, Wis. About SD persons were in at
tendance. long programme of games was
| presented ard found to be most enjoyable.
The Bi-Choride of Gold club held pleas
ant social Friday evening at the Kelley insti-
| tute Mr. l-ineham, the blind pianist, and
Messrs. Peel and Winters, who did minstrel
| turn, assisted Ill the programme.
A pleasant lawn soctable was gwen under
the auspices OF " eaver Temple No. /, Pyth-
| ian Sisters, at the residence of Mrs. Fred A.
| George, 1872 Eighth street south.
Miss Lizzie Tracy and Charles Fox. of Cen
| trail avenue, were united i'll marriage Wednes-
| day morning ut the Church of the Immacu-
| late Conception. Relatives and friends wit
| messed the ceremony.
| Miss Amelia NJ. Edsten and Carl c. O.
| Hanson were married the evening of Aug II
at the future home of the young couple, 40S
| Cedar avenue. Rev. j. j. Faude was the
| officiating clergyman.
| A number of friends of A j. Doremus as
| sembled at his home Monday evening and
| partook OF nasturtium supper given in
! honor OF his slXty-nfth birthday anniversary.
The engagement of Miss Mayme Best,
| daughter OF j. NJ. Best of Pleasant avenue.
TO \. ;. Coffin, secretary of the Pioneer Fuel
| company, has just been announced.
Miss Mabel E. Strery entertained fifty
| friends Thursday afternoon and evening al
| her home, PIP Stevens avenue on the oc
casion Of her eighth birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Sullivan chaperoned a
| pleasant coaching party tuesday, evening in
honor OF Miss Burch, of Dubuque, To-, aud
Miss Peck, of Chicago.
Mrs. D. F. Simpson, Hawthorn avenue
gave children's party Tuesday afternoon il
celebration of the fourth birthday of hel
little son Donald
Mrs. Huey, TIC Fourth street southeast. en-
tertalned number of children Tuesday aft
ernoon i'll honor of the fourth birthday of hel
little son George.
Miss Helen Gale entertained a few of hel
friends Tuesday evening, Aug. IL, at hel
home 3!33 Clinton avenue, i'll honor of hel
birthday.
Miss Edith Ross, of 2216 Portland avenue
entertained thirty-five little friends at {
dolls reception Thursday afternoon
Miss Nela Hanes. of 100 West Twenty
ninth street, gave a birthday party Friday
afternoon.
William Tew and party of twelve couples
are at the lake near Willmar for two weeks
fishing.