St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-07
A SALAD FOR SUNDAY.

Mrs. E. NJ. Porter has returned from Chi
cago
Miss Trise Lyons has returned from the
South.
Regular monthly conference meeting Mon
Gay night at s O'Clock.
The trustees of the police pension fund will
meet tomorrow at o'clock
The Longfellow school at Merriam Park
will open Monday morning.
Rev. j. F. Egbert has taken Capt. Owens
residence, No 800 Holly avenue.
An adjourned meeting of the board of fire
commissioners is called for tomorrow even
ing.
Capt owens and family, of 800 Holly ave-
nue., have moved TO Lake Elmo for the sum-
mer
The next meeting of Mrs Burbanks art
class is postponed until the first Monday in
November.
The hearing in the assessment for Indian
Mound park was adjourned for one week by
the board of public works yesterday.
The Ladies' Aid society of Central Park
Methodist church will give social i'll the
church parlors Tuesday evening.
Wharton c. Brown and family, of Hague
avenue, have gone to their summer resi-
1ence at White Bear lake for the season.
Secretary Wall calls attention to joint
meeting of committee on conventions, TO be
held at Commerce l club, May 10, 4:3) p. m.
Mrs Fred Snyder and son and Miss Bur
nett are expected to arrive in New York to-
day, by steamer Kaiser Wilhelm. from Genoa.
Reported at health Office yesterday: Scarlet
fever at COZ Lafayette avenue and 49l Belvi
6j,,b of Fillmore
nue..
The committee on claims from the as
sembly will meet tomorrow at O'Clock, and
the streets committee from the same body at
$780,
Rev. T. w. Rhaese will preach at 1880 at
the Hebrew Christian Mission hail, corner
Fairfield aven and Robertson street, in the
German language
j. H. Rich and wife, of Red Wing called
upon Secretary Hart at the capitol yesterday.
Mr. Rich is a member of the state board of
corrections and charities.
building permit was issued yesterday to
A. B. and j. j. Bell, for dwellings on Carroll
street. between Laura ana FairView avenues.
The cost is given at $4,000.
The ice is all out of White bear and today
the lake season practically begins The st.
Paul & White Bear road will run half-hourly
trains during the afternoon.
The Ladies' Guild of the Church of the
Messiah will give phantom social Wednes-
evening, May TO- ut the residence of Mrs,
Sayer, TAI st. Anthony avenue.
The managers of the Babies home will
give an entertainment the early part of June,
having secured the assistance of Philip Ray,
The eminent English society entertainer.
Sllas E. Foreman has filed his bond as
deputy inspector of oils with the clerk of the
district court. The penalty of the bond is
s. 00O with II. A. Castle and Lane X. Stone
as sureties
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Myrick, Mrs. Wright
and daughter, Lillian, who have been spend
ing the winter at San Diego Cal, are ex-
pected home June 1. They will take i'll the
world fair on their return home.
Forecast Official Lyons reports that the
rainfall of the past week upon the water
sheds of Minnesota was quite insignificant,
and has been practically absorbed by the
earth and the LAKES, so there is 10 further
danger from high water.
s5 A new lodge is to be organized of the
knights of Honor, Tuesday evening, May o.
in United Workman hall, II East Sew
enth street. Eear Minnesota street Broth
ers of the Knights of Honor are invited to
attend.
Miss Mae Daw, of Fort street, entertained
few friends at cards Friday evening in
honor of Miss Daisy Bettendorf, who leaves
next week for Detroit, Mich, her future
home. Refreshments were served at II
O'Clock. Those present were Mir. and Mrs.
Bettendorf, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Steventon,
Misses Hattie Burke. Gertie Brown, Edith
Kent, Katherine Ward, Anna Herr; Messrs.
viii Brown, George Morton, Will Gift
Walter King. Oscar Wermuth, Frank Eubank,
Russell Miller