St. Paul daily globe., 1893-01-29
and Polly Miller, Walter, Bennie and Wilton

and Polly Miller. Walter, Bennie and Wilton
Granville
A company of young people of the Bluff
enjoyed sleighride on Friday evening,
given,by the Misses Agnes Holl and Gertrude
Heine. After two hours drive about town
they repaired 10 the home of Miss Holl,
where the remainder of the evening was
spent in dancing
The c. H. Society of the English Lutheran
Church enjoyed a sleigh ride Friday evening
to Merriam Park. The young people repaired
10 the house of Miss OItelie Lothman, Wnere
au oyster supper was served and very
pleasant evening spent III a social way.
The Bates Avenue Nj. L. church gave very
pleasant social at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
d. r. Heveuer, of East Sixth street, Thurs
day evening. short programme was very
successfully rendered after which cAarades
occupied greater part OF the evening.
new and novel entertainment is pro m
ised the young people of the bluff in the toe
social TO be given in the parlors of the At
lanic Congregational church on Friday
evening. All are invited to be present.
The Misses Freeman of Bates avenue, en-
tertained the X Cinch club Wednesday
evening. Prizes were won by Miss Elsie
Wickman. Messrs. George Wickman and
VIII Benz
The afternoon study class met Monday
with Mrs. Charles Tracy, of Bates avenue
The next meeting will be held with Mrs. J.C.
DafDef, OF Maria avenue.
A large number of ladies of the bluff at
tended tea party last Saturday afternoon at
the home of Mrs Ladd, of West st. Paul,
given IN honor of Mrs. Purdy, of Milwaukee.
merry party of Bluff people enjoyed
q sleigh ride TO North st. Paul and TOOK Ill the
sights of the ice palace at Silver Lake ON
Monday afternoon and evening.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Atlantic
Congregational Church will give ten-cent
supper next Thursday in the church parlors.
supper will begin at o'clock.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Bates Ave-
nue. NJ. E. Church met Wednesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs Ruling, of Sinner street.
A very nice supper was served.
Mrs. Kearney of East Fourth street. enter
tanned the Literary circle Tuesday evening.
The next meeting will be with Mrs. Splnd-
Ter. OF Maple street.
The ladies ana gentlemens branch of the
Order of Iron Hall held an installation of
officers Thursday evening at their hall, East
Third street.
st. Paul Chapter No. "a, O. E. S., held a
private installation of officers Friday even
ing ut the lodge rooms on East Seventh
street.
Mrs. Mayo, of Minneapolis, and Miss Alma
Foster of Boston, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Johnson, of Fourth street. on Tuesday.
The Y. p S. c. E of the Asbury NJ. E.
Church will give an entertainment IN the
church Oh Ross street next Tuesday evening.
The Terpsichorean Dancing club held
business meeting Saturday evening at the
home of Frank Barber, of Maria avenue
Miss Annie Nelson of East Third street,
very pleasantly entertained her SUNDAY
school class Of boys Thursday evening.
st. Agnes Guild of St. Peters Eplscopa
Church met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
e. d. Smith, of East Fourth street.
Mrs NJ. c. Loomis, of East Fourth street,
has returned TO st. Paul after an absence OF
abOut three weeks in MlnneaDOllS.
The Y P. rs. c. E. of the Atlantic Con-
gregatlonal Church will hold businSes meet
ing next Wednesday evening.
Miss Agnes Lahr, of Bates avenue, very
pleasantly entertained the Young Ladies IL.
0. p club Saturday AFTERNOON.
A number of friends of Fitz German gave
him surprise at his home on Hudson ave-
nue. last Wednesday evening.
The Ladies' Afternoon TWo-to-Flye Euchre
will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
Dr.. Richeson, of Olive street.
Miss Fannie Fitield, of East Fourth street
will entertain the Dayton'S Bluff Clnch CLUB
next Thursday evening.
Miss Rose Murphy of East Fourth street
entertained a number of girl friends Wednes'
day evening al cards.
The Misses Reinecker, of East Third street
entertained the Alcayde Euehre club last
Thursday evening.
At the meeting of the Perhaps Bowling
having scored 1866.
Mrs Doe and Mrs Van Meter, of the Bar
teau. visited Mrs. Dr. Cullum, OF Maple street,
Wednesday,
Miss Emma Shuloff, of East Fourth street.
entertained a number of frienCs Thursday
afternoon.
Phil johnson, of Barnesville, has returned
to the Bluff for short visit with friends and
relatives.
Mrs. Pickett, of Duluth, was the guest of
Mrs. Spindler Of Maple street, during the
week.
G.. D. Smith, OF East Fourth street, re-
turned Wednesday from business trip to
Chicago.
Miss Lvuia Liesman has returned to st.
Paul and will reside with her sister on Maria
avenue.
Mrs Miss, of Bates avenue. gave an after
noon coffee Thursday to number OF lady
friends.
Frank Davis. of East Third street, left
Friday for the Pacific coast on a business
trip.
MIR. and Mrs J. c. Mccall, of Hudson ave-
nue. visited Minneapolis friends on Friday
Miss Addie Brabeck, of Hutchinson, is The
guest or Mrs. Holcomb, of East Fifth street.
Mrs F. Van Duyne. of East Third, enter
tanned Il few friends at tea on Wednesday.
Mrs D. NJ Baldwin, of Red Wing, is the
guest of Mrs. E. NJ. Allen, of Ross street.
W. f. Fifeld of East Fourth street. spent
greater portion of the week in Chicago.
Mrs. 5. Brant, of Conway street, visited
friends in Minneapolis during the week.
Miss Hattie Pettingill, Of Hastings, visited
%Siuif friends the last part of the week.
MIR. and Mrs. Miller. of Cherry street,
moved from the bluff Thursday last.
Fred Scotten, of Hastings avenue, is visit
ing relatives i'll Detroit
D. d. Allen, of LIE Roy, visited friends on
the bluff last Sunday.
VIII amberlain, of Bates avenue. left
Friday for Prescott.
f. Van Duyne, of East Third. expects soon
TO leave for Duluth.
Mr.. Freeman. of Bates avenue, is in the
East on business.
ST. ANTHONY PARK.
Tuesday evening, Jan 81, the ladies of the