St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-10
PAST AND PRESENT.

The hOnorcd guest OF the John A. kawlins
Post To- G. A. r., at their rooms in the Ma
some temple. The affair was in the nature
of a reception, and the handsome rooms of
with prominent members Of the G. A. r aud
private citizens The reception committee
consisted of Maj. II. A. Norton, Capt. j. P
Moore Judge Eli Torrance, W. e. Corbett
aud c. NJ. Hanson. The party assisting Mrs.
Logan was composed OF The following well
known persons: Mrs. Dorilus Morrison Mrs
George Eddy. Mrs. Daniel Fish, Mrs c. NJ
Hanson. Mrs. j. Z. Moore. Mrs. s. P. Snider,
Mrs. D.. Nj. Shaw and Col. McCrory. Mrs.
Logan had hearty handshake for all. and
pleasant word as we'll. Late in the evening
Judge Torrance, il Il brief speech, paid a
high tribnte'to the guest of the evening.
Mrs Logan was twice an honored guest on
Thursday. First, at the Soldiers home at
MlnnEehaha Falls, where from 10 o'clock
unit! nearly noon she received the old veter-
andS. mem3ers OF the w. Il. C., S. CT V.
and D. v She was assisted by prominent
members of the w. r. G. represent.
ing the two cities and the state. She
visited all The Earts CT the home, not forget
ting The Gnforiunates in the hospital, for al
OF whom she had a kind word. The second
event of the Cay in her honor was the din
ner given at D. m. by Thomas Lowry and
wife. The guests included Dorilus Morrison,
G. a. Pierce, W. II. .Ninkle. c. j. Martin, s.
7. Snlder and their wives, Mrs. w. u. Wash
burn. Rev. III. d. Shutter, Prof .. V. Tous-
ley. Rev. Ii. P. Nichols, Z. L. Greenleat and
E. II. Moulton.
One of the pleasaItest social events of the
week was the garden AID rose party given
Tuesday evening by A. A. Gulwitz and wife,
at their pretty home on Mount Curve ave-
hue. The guests numbered about forty. and
were all musical by profession or in taste.
During the evening an informal and rather
lmpromptu. but pleasing, musical pro-
gramme was rendered. Among the guests
were: Willard Patten. DIR. Clarence A.
StraphnnPr l.
ford, Ii. Guerny. j. Warren Andrews, c. w.
Gardner, E. o Brien, I. Wright w u. Dunn
and their wives, Miss Glidden and a W.
Porter.
A very pretty reception was held Tuesday
afternoon at Villa Rosa in honor of Mrs.
Morrison's guest, Mrs. John A.. Logan The
lawn in front OF the house was covered with
rugS-and bright cushions we're scattered
about on the chairs and settees 1t was here
that Mrs. MorrisnTs attired in costume of
whites wool and green velvet. with a large
leghorii hat " realized with pink roses, and
MIS- Logan. In simple gray silk and chip
hat, received tileS callers of the day. Re
freshments were served during the after
noon. A large number of people were pres
ent during the afternoon. embracing some Of
me best known society people in the two
cilieSs-.-s- -.-.....- -. ~
On Wednesday afternoon rose luncheon
was given at 1850 o close by Mrs. Il. B. Lang
don, i'll honor of Mrs. Logan. The hand
somely decorated table was set tor twelve
persons: the company being composed
Of Mrs. ". Il: Merriam , Mrs. F. B. Clark and
Mrs. j. j. Hill. of ST. Paul; Mrs. Thomas
Lowry. Mrs. Dorilus Morrison, Mrs. W. W.
Eastman. Mrs. H. f. Brown, Mrs. w. D.
Washburn. Mrs. Newell and Mrs. Ireys.
An informal dinner was given Monday
evening at Fair Oaks by the Washburn fam
lily in honor of Mrs. John A. Logan. The
other guests were Dorilus Morrison and wife,
r. B. Langdon and wife, E. II. Moul,on, Will
Washburn and wife and Miss Washburn.
The letter carriers fourth annual moon
lighrexcursion and picnic at Hotel st. Louis,
Lake Minnetonka, will occur next Tuesday
afternoon and evening 1t will include a
tour of the lower lake, and there will be
dancing on the boat and in the pavilion.
The crazy social given at All Souls church
be repeated next Thursday evening at the
church parlors. New features will be added
to the many attractive ones tha> were pre-
sented at the first entertainment.
Mrs. John Thompson gave Dancing party
Thursday evening at her home, 1516 Haw
thorne avenue. for her daughter IN honor of
guests from abroad. The company was made
up of a few intimate friends.
A successful book reception for the bene-
fit Of the Masonic library, rendered by Mime
apolis No ., Order OF Eastern Star. was held
Friday evening in the commandery room of
the temple.
The members and friends of Minnehaha
Union No. 773 danced Tuesday evening at
thelr nail, at the corner OF Nlcollet avenue
and Twenty-sixth street.
green and white dinner was given by
Missile Bessie Snider, Thursday evening. at
her home, 1226 Mount Curve avenue, to few
of her friends.
John c. Bohanon and wife. of North Min
neapolis entertained friends on the Fourth
by giving dinner on their lawn.
The Zuhrah ladies are preparing for
musical and lawn fete to be given next Tues
day evening at the residence of Emerson
Cole 100 Oak Grove street.
Some seventy members of the Y M. C. A.
gymnasium class went out to Bald Eagle lake
Tuesday.
Miss Washburn gave dancing. party at