St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-18
SOCIAL AFFAIRS.

a bus picnic to Lake johanna was given by
j. Fashingbauer and some of his young men
friends last Sunday. June II. Buses were
furnished by Fl. H.Kent aud music by Messrs
j. Bauman j. Woke and j. Behbe1ger. As
the weather was pleasant very good time
was enjoyed by all who were fortunatei
enough to be present. " hich were: The Misses;
May and Theresa Fashingbauer. Carrie and
Anna Gerer, 81. Shmidt, A. Gross. NJ. ODER
muller, Louise Troiber. S. Shredder, K. Reh-
berger, E. Poldinger, L. Shlewin. NJ Shac-
herl, B. Mauritz l.. Shonbshlager. p. Polin-e
sky, NJ. Stefshy; the Messrs. A. and R. Fash
ingbauer, f. Geier, j. Book, j. Rehberger, F.
Ullman, M; Fleisher, J. Neunower. Ed Bar
tells. f. r. Probst. j. Tungtwirth.' j. Woke,
L. Pernger. j NJ. Neubauer, j. Kieshing, ].
Bauman, j. Kieshing, Frank Rehberger. W.
Pofferl, George Beir, Fred Spangenberg,
Henry Steinkamp, Frank Kiefer, NJ. Fam
Der and lady friend came i'll bugges-
Mrs. Ralph Mead gave a reception and
dancing party in honor of Miss Mabel Craig.
OF Kansas City. Friday evening. Parlors
were beautifully decorated for the occasion,
and the costuming was indeed beautiful
One of the features during the evening was
song by Misses Wurst and Nichols entitled,
Nell, the Village Belle" which was highly
appreciated. Dancing was the evenings
amusement. Present: Mr.. and Mrs. Rayner,
Hoyt, Mr.. and Mrs. Farmer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Donnelly, Mr.; and Mrs.
McGill, Mrs Snow. Mr.. and Mrs. harrington,
Misses Gale, Saltwater; Raymond sisters.
May and Lilly; Kathyrn Wurst Clio Nichols.
Floss Baily, jeanette Walker, Stella Robin
son, Violet Randall, Marcie Kelly, Lolita
burning, Stella and Katie Myers and Bessie
Hamilton; Messrs. Thomas, Chicago; Ken
dali. Morton, Lyons Hope, Collins, Fisher.
Christv. Miller, Walsh. Pierce, Clark, Rus
sell, Rentz and DR.. Howe.
A very pleasant soclable was held in the
parlors OF the Plymouth Congregational
church Thursday evening for the purpose
OF welcoming the many young people VINO
have recently united with the church. The
attendance was large and most enjoyable
time was spent. An excellent musical pro-
gramme was rendered, after refreshments
were served.
At the farewell song recital of Miss Marie
M. Van Gelder at the Peoples church Friday
evening those assisting were Claude Madden,
Miss Gertrude San Souci, Misses Foss, Kaps,
Delano. aud Prof. Hans Jung. There were
nine numbers OH the programme, and Miss
Van Gelder was recalled several times.
The ladies of the First Presbyterian church
gave a very pleasant lawn social on the
church grounds last Tuesday evening. Re
freshments. consisting OF ice cream and
rawberries, was served, and an excellent
musical programme was furnished by Prof.
Halbe's Mandolin club.
The cantata Little Red Riding Hood"
was given Friday evening before large au-
uleilCe ny luo Cuuureu VI tue AfHAStou
Hills Presbyterian church, in the chapel,
GIL jerks street.
The ladies OF the First Presbyterian
church gave well-attended ice cream and
strawberry festival at the corner OF lincoln
avenue and Grotto street Tuesday evening.
The ladies of the Trinity English Lutheran
church gave an ice cream social at the resi-
denee of Mrs. S. A. PonthOn on Prospect
terrace Wednesday evening.
A well attended lawn sociable was given
last evening at the residence OF A. c. Wedge,
on Annapolis street, by the Young People S
Society of Bethany Church.
The ST. Paul Camera club formally opened
its new rooms last Tuesday evening with a
series of stereopticon views and comments
thereon by the members.
Itaska lodge, l. o. G. T., Of st. Anthony
Park, gave we'll attended lawn social at the
corner of Pym street and BaylesS avenue,
Thursday evening.
The White Bear Yacht club house has been
opened with appropriate ceremonies. A
number of bachelors have taken rooms for
the summer.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Division No 37,G. L.
A. to B. of l.. E., gave very delightful So
cial hop in WIld's hall, on Seventh street. last
evening.
Tuesday evening at the home of Rev j. j {.
LAWYER a sociable was given for st. Luke's
parish, and proved very enjoyable affair.
The Y P. S. c. E. of the Bates Avenue M.
Il. Church gave Well-attended musical and
literary entertainment Tuesday evening.
The needlework guild held meeting at
the relief society rooms on Ninth street
Thursday morning. 4t
Garfield Post Nos, G. A. r., gave social
camp fire last evening at its hall, $50 East
Seventh street.
The Fl. o. P. club was pleasantly enter
tanned by Miss Kate Fifield yesterday after