St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-11

seven years to take a chair in the Pres
byterian seminary at Allegheny, Pa.
The callers included many from other
congregations IN this city, all joining in
expressing regrets at the loss of the
pastor of the church and extending
we'll wishes for success in his
new position. The lecture room
palms, live oak branches. golden
rod and roses. Mrs. II. r. Bigelow pre-
| sided at the tea table. and Mrs. G. p.
| Noyes had charge OF the lunch table.
| On and around these tables were can
| delabra, flowers and palms. The stream
, of callers began to pour into the rooms
| at o'clock, and it was after 10 before
the partings of the later callers were
| spoken. Among the guests at the re-
/ ception we're noticed Col. and Mrs. Ma
son, of Fort Smelling; ex-Gov. Ramsey
! Neyerhauser and the Misses Meyer
! hauser, Gen. johnson. Mr.. ard Mrs.
Frederick Driscoll. Mr.. and Mrs. j. p.
Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Fauntleroy.
Mrs. A. B. Stickney, Gov. w. Roberts.
Mrs. Thomas Cochran Jr., Col. and
| Mrs. E. G. Rogers. ID. A. Monfort
! and wife. Fl. H. Fuller and wife, Judge
/ and Mrs. w. ID. Cornish, Judge Henry
Williams, Col. ID. A. Robertson, Judge
Mcmillan and family, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
?. Lewis. Knox TAYLOR and family. Dr.
Il. L. James, Mr.. and Mrs. Kirkpatrick
and E. w. Winter.
One of the enjoyable events of the
past week was the surprise party given
| Miss Laura Kent, at her home on South
franklin street, Monday evening. Sept.
5, it being in honor Of her fifteenth
| birthday anniversary. About sixty of
| her friends made up the party. Among
! them. who pronounced themselves we'll
| pleased, were Misses Queenie, Goldie
and Cora Walker. May Grif1iths, Gertie
| Brown, Edith and Mabel Harrison, An
ME and Mamie Herr Clara and Lillian
! Humphrey. Emma Seharnstein. May
| DaW, Lillian Rose, Ida Miller, Bessie
Bettendorf, Alvina Meier. Iva Van
derpool, Jessie Hostetter. Lillian Nor
rison, Lizzie Magraw, of Minneapo-
! lis; Mae Phimstead, of Shakopee, and
! Robert Barnard. w. B. Dixon, Robert
| McSeary. Frank Eubank, Russell Miller,
! Oscar Wermuth. William Brown, Ed
| mund Schaum, Albert Meier, Frederick
| Listoe, Ii. S. Green, Edward Miller, AL
| bert Bach, Louis Wolterstortf, William
Hankee, Albert King, William Dunn,
Charles Ballard and Edward Meyers.
Mrs. W. A. Somers, hostess of the
| wildwood club house, entertained
| twenty ladies from st. Paul at progress
| i've euchre Thursday, at the club house.
! The main hall, or reception room, was
decorated from floor to ceiling with
golden rod, flags and ferns, making a
| very pretty effect. At $50 p. m. the
the game lasting for an hour, and then
birch bark tea was served, which was
quite novel affair. In place of plates,
birch bark was used, as also were the
score cards. The ladies present were
/ Mrs Clifford, Boyd, Sits, Johnson,
! Lawton, Doran, Fisher, Darling, Haw-
kns, Watson. Strong, Butler, Lucas,
/ Fish, Curtice and Wright; Misses Bur-
CESS, Woodbury. and Haskell. The pro-
| gressive prize was awarded to Miss
| Burgess and the lone hand to Miss
/ Woodbury., the BOBBY to Mrs. A. N,
| Curtice.
Pioneer Lodge No. 23s, Order Sons of
st. George, has arranged to give four
/ entertainments during the coming Win
| ter season, to take place the first
1892, and the first Wednesday in Feb
ruary and April %, 1893. The first en-
tertainment. which will consist of a
farce, to be followed by dance, will
take place Oct. 5, at Odd Fellows hall.
An excellent programme is being ar
ranged.
Last Friday evening delightful
dancing party was given hy Charles
Lyon, of Hazel Park, to about forty of
his friends. Among those present were
the Misses McEwen, Harper, Long,
Dunn, Nattrass, Brookman, Megin. Lot
tie Megin, Harding, Kelly. Geckler;
Mesdames Lyon and Wade, and Messrs.
Pitcher, Eggleston. Lyon, Johnston,
Megin, Granville, Easton, Pearl and
Nattross.
Miss Anna Fahey, of Smith avenue,
was agreeably surprised on her birth
day, Thursday, Sept. s. by host of her
young friends. Among those present
were the Misses Leo Murnane, Fahey,
Pansy Dore, Myler, Ford, Kennedy.
O'Connor, Casey. Moorehead. McNur-
ney, Mrs. MOorhead and Percel, Messrs.
Fahey, Foley, Leo. Murtough. Murphy,
Henry, Walsh, Dore.
The reception given by Miss B tier
last tuesday evening at iici ......c on
College avenue was charming affair."
over 100 invitations were out, and the
house was crowded with her many
friends. The parlors were decorated in
La France roses and palms, the music
AOOhh III oNOSO peas anu Slutldh duu bslG
| refreshment room in Jack" and Mare
chal Mel roses and ferns. There was
dancing.
Last evening Arlington Lodge No. 9G,
a. o. U. W., gave a moonlight excur-
sion on the Mississippi, the steamer
George Hays being chartered for the oc-
casion. The boat left the foot of Sibley
streetat $50. Games. dancing, prizes
| and speeches by grand lodge officers
were the order of the evening.
| Miss Josephine Cumbey entertained a
| number OF her friends with ghost
party last Friday evening. Among those
present were Misses Caroline Davis,
Mabel Griffin, Lillian Hunt, Susan
Kirby, Nellie BensiDger, Gladys Will
Jams, Annie Hunt, Fife Hunt, Efle
| Gooding and Rena Morrison.
aThursday evening a party of young
| people were entertained by Mrs. G.
| Barnhart. of Conway street, in a very
pleasant manner. Those present were
the Misses Ascher, Hooper, Florence
| Hooper, Ida Harper, Barnhart, Rolf
! Hooper, and MeSsrs. Rolf. Barnhart.
| Hooper and Steiner.
! Mrs. c. Barnhart, of Conway street.
| entertained the following ladies at
tea party" Thursday afternoon: Mes
, danes Harper, Schroeder, Rolf, Smith.
| Buechner, f. Buechner, Koch, Hooper
| and Bushman.
Gen. Wesley Merritt, Garrison No. So,
| &. A. and n. u, gave ALI excursion
up the Minnesota river to Shakopee
| Wednesday evening on the steamer
| Atlanta. Dancing was the feature of
the evening.
The Ladies' Guild of st. James
Episcopal church gave delightful
! dime social and art gallery at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Reichart, S99 Clark street,
| Thursday evening.
Miss Pauline Flatau. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. j. Flatau, of AIT East Tenth
| street, IS betrothed to Max Marx, of st.
| Cloud, Mimi.