St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-30

couple were present. The maid of honor
George G. Benz. The bride and groom left
Thursday evening on the wedding trip, and
will be OF home to their friends after Jan. /.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Bates Ave-
nue. NJ. e. Church met with Mrs Burke, of
East Fifth, Thursday afternoon. Officers for
the ye0r were elected as follows: Mrs. w.
Hay ward. president; Mrs. D. r. Hevener.
first vice president. Mrs. William Brink, sec
ond vice president; Mrs. Frank Van Duyne,
secretary; Mrs. Ira Egelestou. treasurer.
member.
Woo Fung Chu. a Chinese lecturer, will de-
liver lecture next Friday evening. ut the
Bates Avenue NJ. E. church. The subject OF
trated by fine selection of stereoptlcan
views. He will dress in the native costume.
and sing and speak i'll his native language.
Every one is invited to come and hear him.
The Terpsichorean club met last Monday
evening with Frank Hevener, of East Six tn
street. The following officers were elected:
Willie Wichman, president: George Free
man. secretary, and Frank Clinton. treasurer.
1t was decided to give the first social hop OF
the season next Friday evening at the
AIcayde hall on East Seventh street.
st. Johns Catholic church held-a fair dur
ing the last week, beginning Tuesday even
ing, for the benefit Of the church. Three
booths were filled, two with fancy articles
things such as fish ponds, jugs and cakes
afforded great amusement for all.
Frank Van Duyne entertained his Sunday
school class Tuesday afternoon by taking
them all to drive in the country. Those pres
ent were Winnie Fitield, Florence Schiff-
man, Faith Martin, Gerlie Schultz, Genevieve
Schultz and Freda Langenbeck.
The Y. p S. G. E. will hold business
meeting next Thursday evening in the
church. The delegates from the st. Cloud
convention will make their reports. All i'll
terested i'll G. L. work are cordially invited
to attend.
The Ladies' Foreign Missionary society, of
| the Asbury NJ. L. church. will meet next
/ Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Mecham, of
Frank street. All members are requested 10
lie present.
Tuesday evening the Alcayde Euchre club
was very pleasantly entertained by Miss
Stella Freeman. of Bates avenue. Prizes
were won by Miss Bertha De Haas and Mr..
Hough.
FRIDAY evening the ladies of the Asbury NJ.
E. church gave reception to their new pas
tor. Mr. Frey. and his family in the church
parlors. Refreshments were served.
The Ladies' Aid society. of the Atlantic
Congregational church, was pleasantly en-
tertaiued OH Thursday afternoon 10y Mrs.
Farwell, of Hoffman avenue.
A second meeting of the Terpsichorean wa
held OH Saturday evening, at the home
George Freeman, OH Bates avenue. New
members were voted in.
A number of young people of the bluff at
tended the Christian Endeavor Union of ST.
Paul Monday evening at the Dayton Avenue
Presbyterian church.
A large number of bluff peonle attended
the first ''KraenZchen" of the season of the
Fidelio club Friday evening at Standard hail,
on Eighth street.
The Young Ladies' Guild of st. Peters
Episcopal church will give hallowe' en- party
i'll the guild room of the church on Monday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs Dr. A. L. Whitconb cele-
DRAFTED the twelfth anniversary of their we'd
ding at their home, on Ross street. Thursday
evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Confare, who have been the
guests OF Mr. and Mrs Charles Phillips. of
Maria avenue. expect soon to leave for Iowa
The st. Paul chapter q. Z. S. No. ~. gave
very Succe sSful dime social Friday evening
at the lodge rooms OH East Seventh street.
Sherman Chamberlain, of Bates avenue.
entertained very pleasantly. on Thursday
evening, a number of friends at euchre.
Harry Ker, haw, OF Fremont street, re-
turned Wednesday from Helena. Mont,
where he has been sick i'll the hospital.
The young men of the Alcayde club will
give dance next Tuesday evening at the
Alcayde hall, on East Seventh street.
The Ladies Guild of st. Peters Episcopal
Church will meet next Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs Sturevant, of Maple street.
Mrs. Charles Frev, of East Fifth street,
entertained number of friends at an after
noon coffee Tuesday afternoon.
Master Willie Dougherty. of ST. Joseph,
No. is visiting friends Oh the bluff. He ex-
poets to spend the winter here.
Mrs. George klinkerfues of Bates avenue
entertained on Wednesday a number of
friends at an afternoon coffee.
Rev. Thomas McClary left Thursday for
Prior Lake and Shakopee, 10 deliver some of
his very Interesting lectures.
Mrs. NJ. Schneider, of Conway street. will
leave Monday for Sherwood Wis, to visit
friends for Il short time.
Mrs. Emil Muench, of East Fourth street.
gave lunch on Thursday afternoon to a
number OF her friends.
Mrs. Il. Iberg. of Hastings avenue, enter
tanned q number of her friends at tea on
Thursday afternoon.
Friday afternoon Mrs. Hanson gave an aft
ernoon tea to party of friends at her home
OH Farquier street.
Mrs. Linton, of lnver Grove, was the guest
of Mrs. Ralph Brownson, of Frances street,
during the week.
James Twitcnell. of Hastings. visited Mr.
and Mrs. Eggleston, of Fremont street,
during Tie week.
Miss Edna Watson. of Morris. visited Miss
Ethel Seeger, of East Fourth while on her
way TO Chicago.
Mrs. Philips and Mrs. Confare. of Maria
avenue. visited friends in Minneapolis dur
ing the week.
Miss Theo Downing. of Merriam Park, Wis
tied Miss May Iullum. of Maple street. during
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas, of Forest street, have
returned from a trip TO Terre Haute and New
port, Ind.
Mrs. Miles of East Third street. very pleas.
antly entertained few friends Tuesday
evening.
G. W. Freeman has returned from very
successful hunting trip in North Dakota
ID. II. Heyener left Thursday evening on
hunting expedition i'll South Dakota.
Mrs. Frank Martin. OF Ravine street, has
returned from visit in Hamilton.
Z. Schneider, of Conway. left for short
trip 10 Wisconsin to visit friends.
Mrs. kavanaugh. of East Sixth street. is
visiting friends III Saltwater.
Mrs. II. j. Scholey left during the week
for her home in Michigan.
Mrs. Sprague of Grand Forks visited Mrs,
Simmer during the week.
Ed Spindler has returned from q trip to
Chicago and ST. Louis
Mr.. and Mrs W. F. Lord are visiting
friends in Milwaukee,
Mrs. Milan, of Frances street is visiting
friends at Crookston.
Mrs. Mccall of Hudson avenue, is visiting
friends in st. Cloud.
Miss Eta Buckley is visiting her parents
in Milwaukee, Wis
Mr.. and Mrs. Ried, OF Maria avenue. are
now in New York.
E. F. Zimmerman left Tuesday Tor a trip
north.
Mrs. DR.. Spates returned Tuesday from Red
Wing.
MERRIAM PARK.
One of tie prettiest of autumn weddings
was that celebrated "Wednesday ara,;,a