St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-22

friends Wednesday afternoon from 3 until e
o'clock. i'll honor of her seventh birthday.
very nice lunch was served at O'Clock.
Among those who enjoyed the hospitality OF
The little hostess were Mrs StoweIl and
Master WIlber Mrs Sharp and daughter
Mary. Mrs. Shuloff and daughter Minnie
Mrs. Harding and daughter Myrtle Master
Johu Miller, Arthur Pannell, Mrs. Hussey
ard Miss Davis.
The Ladies Two-to- Five Afternoon Euchre
was entertained by Miss Patterson ut the
home of Mrs Miller, of Westminster street.
on Wednesday afternoon. Prizes were won
by Mrs. McCulla, Mrs. Bouse. Mrs. DIR
Hevener Mrs Hoffman and Mrs. Wilson.
The ladies of st. Peters Episcopal church
gave very pleasant social Thursday even
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Klinkertues
of Frances street. very entertaining pro
gramme was rendered. after which refresh
mentS were served.
The Ladies Foreign Missionary Society OF
the East Presbyterian Church gave mis-
81 nary tea Tuesday evening at the home OF
Mrs. Ides, of Farquier street. About thirty
five couples enjoyed the lunch served py lhe
ladies.
The lecture advertised for Tuesday even
ing. the 9th, by Rev. McClary at The Bates
Avenue NJ. L. church, being the third Mum
Der of the course, will be postponed. Date
to be announced later.
a union missionary meeting OF the Congre-
gational societies of st. Paul was held all day
Tuesday at the Atlantic Congregational
church on Bates avenue. Dinner was served
| at noon TO the visitors.
| Last Wednesday evening a number OF
| friends of Miss Clara Seeger, of Maria aY-
enue, surprised her with phantom party
| The occasion was the celebration OF her
eighteenth birthday.
| Miss Meta Siebold, of East Sixth street.
| very pleasantly entertained number OF
friends on Thursday from 4 until clock:
| Games and dancing were the amusements OF
| the evening.
The Daytons Bluff Literary circle met on
| Tuesday evening with Mr.. and Mrs. f. Davis,
| of East Third street. The next meeting Will
| be with Mr.. and Mrs Kearney. of East Fourth
| street.
Miss Carrie Weilde. Of Hastings avenue. ell
terCained number OF friends "Wednesday
evening Games and dancing were the
amusements of the evening.
The study class met Monday afternoon
with Mrs. J. Z. Barber. of Maria avenue The
next meeting will be with Mrs. Charles
Tracy, OF Bates avenue.
Branch 1885, Ramsey Council Royal Ar
canum, will give 4 progressive cinch party
at the lodge rooms on East Third street
Tuesday evening.
The first meeting of the Young Ladies'
Bowling club was held on Saturday after
noon, the Misses Winker and Lawrence be-
ing hostesses.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Atlantic
Congregational Church met OH THURSDAY
afternoon with Mrs. Charles Tracy, of Bates
avenue.
Miss Fannie Hamlin, of Plum street, enter
tanned the c. H. Society OF the English Luz
theran Church Saturday afternoon.
Miss Agnes Lair. OF Bates avenue will en-
terrain the Young Ladies' II. o. ?. club next
Saturday afternoon.
The Misses Rienecker. of East Third street,
will entertain the Alcayde Euehre CLUB next
Thursday evening.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Bates Ave
nue NJ. E. Church will meet Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Rolling, of Sinner street.
Mrs. Brant, of Third street, returned on
Thursday from st. Louis. after visit OF
about five months with her daughter.
large number of bluff people attended
the II o CLOCK social given by Damascus com
In andery on Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Griswold. of East Sixth street left
Wednesday for Nashua, To-, for short visit
with friends and relatives.
Miss WInona Mues formerly of Dayton's
bluff. is now attending the state normal
school at Winona, MINI.
Miss Annie Ring of Minneapolis. was the
guest of Mrs j. G. Mccall, of Hudson aV-
enue, during the week.
Mr. and Mrs. johnson, Of East Fourth
street, entertained number of friends at
o'clock tea Monday.
The Perhaps Bowling club met on Monday
evening at the Sixth Street alley. Will Wich-
man won the badge.
Mrs. MoX, who has been visiting Blur
friends for some time left for her home In
Salt Lake City.
Mr. and Mrs Laid, of Third street, will en-
terrain the Columbian Cinch club next Fri
day evening.
Miss Martha Liesman, who has been visit
ing her mother at Grlnnell, To-, has returned
to the bluff.
Mrs. Black and family. OF East Third street,
| have returned from visit with friends in
| Dubuque.
E. q. Spindler, of Maple street, left Mon
| day for the Pacific cost to spend several
months.
Mrs. Henry Young of Hamline, was the
| guest of Mrs. Womack, of Phalen avenue, on
| Tuesday.
Mrs. Libbie Lynch. of Jonesvile, is visiting
her cousin, Miss Birdie Slater, of Conway
| street.
Miss NJ. McHugh, of Duluth, spent the
week with Mr.. and Mrs. McHugh, of Conway
| street.
Mrs. Scott and son. of Crookston. are the
| guests of Mr.. AMI Mrs. Bonney, of Ravine
street.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Phillips Of Maria
| avenue, left Sunday for Phoenix, Arizona
The travel class met with Mrs. Kennedy,
| of Bates avenue. Wednesday afternoon.
| Mr. Lord, of East Sixth street, has returned
! from short trip to Waukesha, Wis. ~
Mrs H. H. Hussey spent Wednesday with
Mrs. II. C. Stowell, of Third street.
! o. C. Church, of East Third street. is visit
ing in Duluth.