St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-03
WHATS GOING ON.
The Little Things That Have
Made Life Worth Living,

The latest addition to the charitable So
cieties of the city is cha pier of the Needle
work Guild of America. 1t is organized
through the efforts of Miss c. n. Stewart,
honorary president; Mrs. Edmund Rice. gen.
eral president; Mrs. c. W. Hackett. general
secretary; Mrs w. r. Merriam, treasurer;
section presidents, Mrs. G. n. Hackett. Mrs.
K. Merriam. Mrs. j. w. Merriam, Mrs. Mar
garet c. White Mrs. Hiram F. Stevens, Mrs
Is. Rice. Mrs S. z. Ross Mrs. H. Hasen-
Wrinkle. Mrs. Kenneth Clark Mrs. j. B. HoX-
sic, Mrs. Arthur e. Clarke and f. b. Clarke.
A very pretty home wedding took place at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. MITCHELL
on Sherbnrne avenue. Wednesday evening,
when their daughter, Mabel NJ, was united
IN marriage to II, f. Flanley. Rev. F. Do
ran, of Central Park NJ. Z. church. officiated
The bride was attended by her sister, Julia A
Mitchell, and the groom by his brother, T.
w: Flanley. The ushers were ". and n. c.
Mitchell, F. NJ. Burnley and G. C. Flanley.
On account of the recent death of the late
Mrs. n. T. Horton. of WalnutSHills. Cincin-
nrti, o., the mother of Mrs. Mitchell, only a
few of the most intimate friends of the fam
lily were present. The newly married couple
departed on the evening Duluth train for q
short wedding tour.
Mrs. F. W. Farrar, of SOY Holly avenue,
gave pretty pink luncheon yesterday in
honor of her sister. Miss Nellie Caldwell. of
Paris, France, entertaining party of eight
tastefuliy dressed with pink ribbon. whereon
was inscribed an impromptu verse setting
forth the native state and personal charms of
the guest to whom 1t was dedicated. Lunch
con was served i'll eight courses ana about
the table were the following ladies': Mrs. F.
W. Farrar. Miss Nellie Caldwell. Mrs. B. C.
Hagerman. Richmond, KY: Mrs. Dr. Simon
ton, Mrs Dr.. Bigelow, Mrs. II. I. Black, Mrs.
Capt Davis and Mrs. Weatherby.
On Friday evening last the members Of
the class of SO held their usual yearly re-
union at the high school, A miscellaneous
program was followed by refreshments and
remarks by the members of the class. A
great many humorous incidents of school
life were recounted. the president calling
upon the various members for stories
Among those who were there were. Misses
McFetridge, Reinecker, Harper, Ryder and
Meginn, and Messrs Gookind, uokanson,
Ramaley, Randall and Austin.
Mrs. c. w. Carpenter, of st. Peter street,
entertained Tuesday for Mrs. DR.. Atwood,
who is the guest Of Mrs. j. c. Fitzgerald of
Summit avenue. Among those present were
Crawford Livingston, W. r. Merriam, c. W.
Mcintyre, G. Pope, W. II. Vittum, F. Bass,
Sylvester M. Cary and j. c. Fitzgerald.
Messrs. NJ. j. Donnellv, Thomas Connors,
b. 7. Melady, George Fetsch, John F. Moore,
j. W. Silke, Harry O'Gorman. james Grath-
vol. George Freeman. j. b. Stark, George W.
Sheehan and K. J. Schmitz have formed a
dramatic and social association, to be known
as the Minstrel club
A minstrel entertainment of mora than
ordinary merit was given Monday evening at
Market hall by the members of the Royal
Arcanum, 1l00, V. NJ G.. The SpeeialIes were
good, and the musical numbers were eXcep-
tional!y we'll given.
The White Bear Yachting association will
give a grand reception and hop at the DELL
wood club house on the evening of the
Fourth. 1t will be quite splendid affair,
and will call together a large number of the
young people who will celebrate the day
right merrily.
There will be no invitations sent out for
the Minnesota Boat club regatta on the
Fourth, and the friends of the club are in
vited en- masse without further ceremony.
The races are set for $50.
Mrs. C. '. Franzman was given genuine
surprise Thursday evening at the home of
her parents. Nh. and Mrs. James Armbruster.
on Bradley street, by number of her most
intimate friends.
Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. James NJ. Ros-
sell; OF Dayton avenue, gave progressive
euchre party for Hon. and Mrs. Henry c.
Caldwell. There were tables for twenty-four
players.
The annual Masonic picnic. under the
auspices of the ladies of Constellation chap
ter took place at Silver lake, North st. Paul,
Wednesday.
Christ Church Sunday school held its
annual picnic al Spring park. Lake Mime
tonko, Wednesday,
The English Lutheran Sunday schools of
the two cities picnicked at Spring park Tues
day.
The Acorn club held largely attended
meeting at 4o9 Fuller street Wednesday even
ing.
St Johns Lutheran church will picnic on
July at USceola, Wis.
Mrs George c. Squires gave small party
Friday evening.