St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-26
MERRIAM PARK.

The ladies of st. Mary's church are making
ARRANGEMENTS 10 celebrate the Fourth of July
in most unique mann er under their aus
pices. A Waldfest will De held in GrOveland
Park, situated between Summit and Grand
avenues. on the banks of the Mississippi.
The tickets of admission are % cents, en-
titling the holder TO basket of refreshments.
The committees are as follows: On arrange
ments, Messrs Davern and Gleason; on baS-
ket refreshments, Mesdames Pilk;ngton,
Davern, Deneen, Sullivan, DoOnan, Gridley,
O'Toole, Boog, Griffin and p. Simms; on
amusements, Messrs. Pikington, Clancy,
K;ennedy' j. 1IS'!ray TSNWley r; ad oRIly' Billy
Monahan; on general decorations Mesdames
Taylor, D. Powers, Falihee, Misses O'Toole,
Mcdonald, Tyllia, ROtterman OIL cigars, P.
ii. Simms. Col. j. O'Connor ana John Shana-
han; on voting contest, MeSsrS Gleason,
Dayern. O'Connor. VIII Sullivan. Ed Leby:
reception committee, Hon. D. NJ. Sullivan,
Profs. Harrington and Kinney; arrange
ments of grounds and tables Messrs. Glea-
son, Dayerp, Doonan, Boog, Tyllia and Whit
man; on tickets and order, Messrs Brennan,
Hamilton. Powers, Mccarthy and Levigood
The waldfest will undoubtedly prove 10 be
one of the most successful Fourth of July
celebrations in the Northwest.
H. NJ Hood, as delegate from Gethsemane
church. Minneapolis. and C. T. Sanders. del
egate from the Church of the Good Shepard,
St. Paul, attended the thirty-ffth annual
diocesan council of the Episcopal church,
held at Duluth the 22d and 23d.
David Scott Canadian custom inspector al
Minnesota Transfer has been ordered to re-
port at Winnipeg, Man., for similar duty.
His friends deeply. regret his departure from
the Park.
Mr.. and Mrs r. NJ Bell and daughter en-
tertained number of Park friends at Ohisa-
go lake this week, among whom were Mr. and
Mrs. A. C. Clausen, DR.. w. B. Linton. David
Scott, A. C. Woodruff and A. L. oolsey.
narg. departed this week for Glenn's Falls,
N Y, where he occupies one of the chairs
i'll the summer school for teachers.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Sawyer departed Wed
nasday evening for their old home in Bath,
Me-, where they will spend the summer
months
Mrs Joel Prescott. accompanied by her
daughter, Miss May Prescott. of Chicago is
being entertained by her daughter. Mrs. c. a.
Pitts.
DR.. Henderson represented Merriam Park
lodge to the state grand lodge of Odd Eel
lows at Duluth.
Mr.. and Mrs B. A. Provost, of Carroll
street. have returned from visit to Prior
lake.
Miss NJ. Mckay was suddenly called tc
Omaha Tuesday by the illness OF her mother.
Mrs. j. E. Shipman and Miss Mcclure
spent few days in Northfield this week.
Miss Helen Gilbert of Chicago, is visiting
Mr.. Fletcher o. st. Anthony avenue.
Charles Herthel, of ST. Louis Mo-, was the
guest of Park friends this week.
George H. Sharp is entertaining his uncle,
James Bennett. of Brooklyn.
Miss May Cowles will entertain her friend!
Thursday evening, June 30.
Hon. A. G.. Clausen left for Detroit, Mich.
the latter part of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. l.. Huukins have returned
from a visit to OWat0nna
Mrs. Boshel, of Chicago, is the guest Of hel
sister, Mrs. F. +. StearnS.
D. c. Jones and family will spend the sum
mer in Detroit, Mich.
Mrs. W. L. Crosby departs this evening fol
Boston, Mass.
Mrs DR.. Cobb is the guest of her parents q
Dover. Mimi.
Frank Williamson is spending a short time
in Colorado.
Mrs Hahn departed Tuesday for Chicago