St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-17
PAST AND FUTURE,

A pleasant lawn social was held Tuesday
evening by the Zuhrah Ladies, at the home
of Emerson Cole, Oak Grove street. Be-
tween 10 and 310 people awaited themselves
OF the opportunity to take part in The many
features affording enjoyment. On the
grounds handsomely hghteu with Chinese
lanterns, refreshments were served. In the
house a pleasing musical programme was
rendered by Mrs. L. A. WhItwOrth. Misses
Leona Hamilton. Hunter and Anderson,
Messrs. A Grethen, pr. Clarence Slrachauer,
G: E. Fisher and +. W. Strong. Mrs. j. G.
Plerces reading was we'll received.
Minneapolis Lodge No. 10, A. f. and A. NJ,
| to the number of nearly one hundred mem
bers. including visitors. had a glorions time
at Monticello Friday, exemplifying the work
| in the third degree for the Monticello Ma
| sons. After lodge work the Minneapolis
brothers were given fine banquet which
was followed by speeches by Most Worship
| tul Grand Master Barto. Worshipful Master
H. Nj. Meyers VIII. Hixon and others all
accompanied by good music in which the
| the Masonic QuarLette of Minneapolis was
| conspicuous.
The handsome four-in-hand coach owned
by Thomas Lowry, is attracting considerable
| attention. Almost any pleasant evening it
| may be seen on some one of the bonieyards
or making the tour of the lakes. The coach
| is nearly always filled with a merry party of
| young people.
| the talIy-ho Tuesday evening. Mrs. l.. E.
Turner chaperoned the party, which in
Guided Misses Kate La Due. Nellie Lowry,
Hattie Ireys; Messrs. ". L. La Due, C. s.
| Langdon and j. r. d. Halloweu.
| Miss Eta NJ. Loring, superin tendent of the
| primary department. OF the Fifth Avenue
| Congregational Sunday school. gave a recep-
| ton to her class Tuesday afternoon at her
| home on Clinton avenue. Fifty-eight Of the
! children were present.
1 Miss Florence NJ Markham and Fl. w.
| Banyenberger were married Tuesday after
noon at 4 O'Clock, at the home of the bride,
| on Willis street. Relatives and friends wit
| messed the ceremony, which was performed
| by Rey.1G. L. Morrill,.
The printers of the Twin Cities 90 to CHS
ago lake July 81, where they will hold pic
mic. The arrangements are all complete
| The fare is IS cents. At the lake reduc-
| tons have been secured on all accomm oda-
| tons.
who are home Fridays during this month, re-
ceived Number Of friends Friday. Ice
were served on the lawn aud dancing en-
| jOyed within doors.
Miss Anna Trombley, the little daugher of
| MIR. and Mrs. John II. Trombley, celebrated
her eleventh birthday at 1859 Twenty-secOnd
street south Thorsday evening, with thirty
five friends.
Company 1 members are preparing for
grand military ball. to be given the evening
| of July u at Armory hall. The event will be
the SWEETEST of the season in military cir
eles.
An entertainment for the benefit of Assem-
sion church, Of which Rev. Father Christie is
1t the head, was given Monday evening at
Turner hall, attracting good-sized audience.
Mrs. Thomas Libby. 715 Eighth street
southeast entertained fourteen old ladies at
an afternoon tea Thursday, in honor of her
mother Mrs. William Glessner.
Miss Mary j. Oakman and William C. Will
SON were married July 8, at the home of Rev.
6. L. Morrill,. Both the young people are
residents of Minneapolis
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Blooming
ton Avenue NJ. E. Church gave an ice cream
social at 1881 Seventeenth avenue south
h Wednesday evening.
Miss Helen Beal entertained number of
| her friends in honor of her eighth birthday
Friday afternoon at her home, 526 Emerson
avenue north.
The Hughes club, whose members are grad
yates of the Hughes institute, will give q
picnic tomorrow at Minnetonka
3 Society Gustavus Ado1phus II. and the
Swedish Guards give their sixth annual ex-
cursiOn and picnic July "a.
I S. Newcomb, with a number of friends.
celebrated his seventeen birthday Tuesday
+ at Minnehaha.
s The Wesley Methodist church and Sunday
school will hold a picnic at Osceola, Wis,
/! next Tuesday.
; Mrs. G. F. Winston entertained twelve
(. friends at a o'clock dinner the other even
ing.