St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-28
HAPPENED AND TO HAPPEN.

August 10. about twenty-five of the
friends OF Mrs. Harriet E. Jones sur
priSed her at the residence of her
daughter, Mrs. Ira c. Jones, TIT Six
teenth avenue southeast, the occasion
being her siXty-ffth birthday anniver-
sary. Nearly all present were .Metho-
dlstS, and in several little speeches that
We're made, this fact was not over
looked. Mrs. Jones has been Metho-
dist over fifty years, nearly forty years
of which time she has been a resident
of this state actively engaged in church
and temperance work. She. was per-
maps the first white woman to make the
trip overland between st. Paul and Du-
Iuth, going there in 1855.
The "Merrymakefs'' at Camp Utopia,
Lake Harriet, entertained the campers
from Camp Sancho Panza and Villa
Casa Wednesday evening. There were
eighty who gathered around the blazing
campfire and were entertained with
songs, Rotations, etc. Mrs. Case of
villa Casa, won the vote as the best
jumper of the skipping rope. p
DoriluS Morrison and wife gave a
dinner party to fourteen friends Mon
day at Villa Rosa. Among their guests
were w. D. Washburn, Nelson Jordon,
j. A. WhitmOre and their wives and
ing the company vas increased to about
forty by the appearance of the young
people, who enjoyed the dancing which
followed.
The Zuhrah ladies and their friends
to the number of about IFS went out to
0Sceola, Wis, Thursday and spent the
day III very pleasant manner at that
delightful spot, returning early in THE
evening. During the afternoon a pleas
ing programme of dances was enjoyed
by the younger people.
Miss Nellie P..Steyens and Irving
Wesley Lawrence, son of w. NJ. Law
renee, will be married Sept. Z at the
home of the brides uncle, q. l.. Brad
ley, 123 West Fifteenth street. A recep-
ton is to follow the ceremony.
Monday afternoon Northrop's volun-
teers met at the ladies' ordinary in the
West hotel. enjoyed an elegant banquet
and talked over old times. Something
more than score of survivors, accom-
panied BY ladies, were i'll attendance.
Mrs. j.. Hutchinson, of 243l Four
teenth avenue south. gave 5 o'clock
tea Thursday afternoon in honor OF her
sister, Miss Edna Wright, of Rochester.
Mimi, who will return to her home
Saturday.
a pleasant surprise party was given
Mrs. Helen Fritter Thursday evening
by the members of Lincoln Circle, Ladies
OF the q. A. r., it being her birthday.
A set OF dishes were presented her.
More than 5000 persons gathered near
the Falls of Minnehaha Monday to take
part in the seventh annual labor picnic,
held under the auspices of the Knights
of Labor Building association.
The new hall i'll the Masonic building,
corner Twentieth avenue north and
Third street, will be dedicated by a
grand ball and banquet" the evening
CT Oct. IL.
There was pleasant surprise party
Friday evening on Mr.. and Mrs. j. s.
Newman, at 606 Seventh avenue south.
About forty guests were present. H.
The engagement of Miss Bird Phelps,
daughter of d. w. Phelps, to Harry A,
Pratt. son of Ii. w. Pratt, the grain
man, has just been announced.
Miss Marion Gale gave a luncheon
last Friday afternoon to a number of
Northampton girls" Covers were laid
for twelve besides the hostess.
The announcement has just been
made of the engagement of Miss Grace
Putnam, of Hartford, Conn.,, to Joseph
Remington of Minneapolis.
MIR. and Mrs. Morgan E. Miller gave a
z o'clock dinner Wednesday evening at
their home at S23 Fourth avenue north
to few friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry j. Myths gave a
family dinner party Wednesday even
ing at the Victoria hotel. Covers were
laid for sixteen.
Dir. and Mrs. G. G. Crittenden, nee
Brown, have returned from their bridal
tour in the East. They are now at home
| to friends. "a;
Miss Blanche Kelly entertained
twenty friends with birthday party
Friday evening. Il
Mrs. Lawrence Bigelow gave an aft
ernooD ,luacheon Saturday to the Villa
Rosa guests. d
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