St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-05-01
MERRIAM PARK.

charming reception was given by Prof.
Finch and his class in dancing Thursday
evening, about 80 young people attending,
including the following: Misses Daisy Bell
Edna Cakes, Joyce Hagler. Mary Cowles,
Bessie Coy Bend all, Lulu Stoughton. Maud
Bradbury. Lulu Tiffany. Eulah Douglass
Leonare Zahm, Louise Davis, Stella
Wellington, Dolly Adams, May Ken
worthy. Anniclare NorthrOD, Annie Sharp,
Maud Perkins. Mamie Searles, Caddie Fisk,
Flora Madegan. Alberta Tunnel. kittle Sui
Ivan, Nora Towne, Hattie Bishop, Mamie
StoughtOn, Maud Mcclure, Jessie Lamble.
Grace Hancock, Mary McCracken, Josie Bell,
CatherIneGerhard. Louise Hiltgen, Alice Wood.
Beth Cakes Kenneth Muldoon. Clarence
Harrison, Anna Hall, Kate MuldOon Lena
Matthews, Mabel snyder, Helen Haywood,
Theodore Downing, Misses Waite. Shaw,
Moore Miller; Messcs Edward Jones. Sulli
van. Wunder;Ich, Fargo; Edwards Muldoon,
Miller Wiseman, Douglass, keogh, Edwards,
Irvine. Brooke, Trumbull. Chase, DOckeraY
Knowles, Pitts, Joners Coykendall. Bezoier,
Sprague, Hancock, oSDy and Perkins.
The L. g. L P. club gave It's last party Of
the season at Woodruff hall, Friday evening.
The hall was fancfuly decorated: Prof,
Kleist. of this city, furnished the music, and
FOgg did the catering. Among those pres
ent were: Mesdames Baker, Bell. ClauSen,
Sullivan: Misses Sheppard, Zahm, Eastman,
Baker Provost Lochman, johnson, Cham
berlain, Sullivan, Northrop, Mason, OF the
Park: Gay O'Brieu, Humphrey, from the
city; King, Minneapolis; Messrs. Swan. SUIT
mar, Demiug, DreDert, from st. Paul; Sulli-
van. Naylor Bell, Clausen, Baker, Mcleod
Lochman Mayor Corcoran, Woodruff,
Greene. WoOlsev, Edwards. Douglass Harti-
gan, Sullivan. Eastman, Zahm.
Mrs W c. Edwards gave pleasant May
party Wednesday afternoon a. her home on
Summit avenue Dainty spring blossoms
breathed their fragrance III every room an q
light refreshments were served Her guests
were Mesdame IS Baker, Paradis, Moore Clan
sen, Andrews, Naylor, Eddy, Sullivan, Jones,
kingSbury. Brooks, Hinkel, Cunningham,
Douglass, Bell Shipman, SeaTleS, shepard
son. Cook. Underwood. Misses Stanm and
Keyes; Mrs. Goodwin, Mrs. Morris, Miss
Smith, of Minneapolis.
The concert given by Trinity church Tues
day evening was a success, and much credit
is due the committee in charge, Mesdames
Hilman. MatsOn. Woods and Jacobs. Miss
Hope, Miss Taylor. Miss Kellogg. Miss Oaks.
Mrs. Shea. Mrs. Kelly, Mr. Shea, Mr.. Mar
shall were participants i'll the programme.
The Minnesota Congregational club will
hold its monthly meeting with Oiivet church
Monday evening. 4 rainbow tea Will be
served, and Hon. Judson NJ. Cross. of Mime
apolis who has recently returned from q
European trip, will ADDRESS the club on The
Emigration Question"
The c. s. ). c. committee for the month of
May consists of Me5d4meS johnson, Waters
aud Williamson.
Mrs W. o. Hiiman will entertain the la
dies Of Trinity church Tuesday afternoon.
Rev. L c. Flrtiu will attend the Getting
of conyocations at NJrthHeld this week,
G. H. Tiffany al Misses Tiffany rsturned
from trip to Florida Monday.
l. Il. Bowe is entertaining his sistec Mrs.
A D. Gould. of Hartford, Wis.
Miss Nellie Hope will organize a Park
ladies string club next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w. Fay are nov homtciled
at the Windsor i'll the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Burt left the frst of the
week for New YORK
Mrs E. D Parker is visiting her sister in
Chicago.