St. Paul daily globe., 1892-11-20
ST. ANTHONY PARK.

Mrs s. E Brace. of 923 Bayless avenue gave
n reception Friday from 10 that will long
be remembered in Park society. Mrs Brace
was assisted in receiving bv Mrs Friend
Brace and further assisting throughout the
room were Mesdames Woodward, Yelling
ton. Merrill McGill, Dunn. Hartzell,
Scheutie, Stephenson, and Misses Moore.
Strong ana Budworth. Mrs Brace was
charmingly attred in a French gown of dark
green and old rose brocade; Mrs. Friend
Brace wearing pink silk The handsome
rooms were beautifully decorated, the re.
ceptiou hall being bright with IL background
of yellow and white chrysanLhemums. The
drawing room was decorated with pgms and
La France roses. In the library the book
shelves we're surmounted by red chrysan-
tnemums and throughout the room were jars
of the same flower. The refreShment room
looked most inviting with large centerpieces
of yellow chrysantbemums, smilaX and brass
candelabra with yellow taDers. over 30
invitations had been Issued ano the spacious
rooms were crowded, many ladies being
present from both cities.
The New England dinner given In the Con-
gregational church Friday evening was very
largely attended. over l6) people came for
supper, which was by far the largest number
ever out on such an occasion. The ladies'
will provide for 200 next time. and Will hope
to see them all there. The lecture by the
pastor OH New England and New England
ers' was also well attended. Mr. Chandler,
in portrayng the characteristics of the
Yankee, the philanthropist. the minister, the
aristocrat and other types of New England
ers, was most happy, and kept the audience
in hearty laughter throughout the evening.
The lecture was exceedingly well written.
The recital given by the young ladies OF
Stryker seminary Friday evening was well
attended, and the programme was up 70 the
standard of this institutions high grade OF
excellence These recItals will be given on
the third Friday of each month during the
winter. and it is hoped that the people will
attend in large numbers
The primary department of the Congrega
tional Sunday school held delightful So
eli tble in the church parlors Thursday after
no IN. A large number OF little ones were
present and there was fun galore for several
hours.
The Colonial supper given by the Good
Temp.ars last Thursday evening was most
successful affair in every way. The pro-
gramme proved most acceptable TO the large
number present.
Walter Ruan and bride now occupy their
residence ON Bourne avenue. Mrs. Ruan
will prove most charming addition to Park
society.
The ladies of the Congregational church
are completing arrangements for fair TO be
held on the afternoon and evening OF Dec.l6.
A sociable will be given in the Methodist
church pa-lors next Saturday evening. A
good time is guaranteed TO all.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs ii. II.
Griffith regret to learn of their intended re-
mOval TO the city about Dec. l.
D. A. Cudworth and family have moved
from LangfOrd park place TO Bayless avenue,
near Cromwell avenue.
The ladies of the Church of Our Father
will give their monthly hop i'll Central hall
Friday, the 25th.
Services will be resumed in Central hall to-
day at O'Clock Rev. ". 5. Vail breaches.