St. Paul daily globe., 1894-08-19
EVENTS OF A WEEK.

EVENTS OF A WEEK.
The choir boys of st. Pete RS. Day
toms bluff. have spent the week aai
Bald Eagle. where they have been en-
tertained by Mrs. William II. Null, of
the MarlOwe, one of st. Peters congre-
CATION. assisted by Mrs. c. A. Dlbble,
Mrs. S. B. Purves and Miss Mayfield.
All this was as per programme. but
they were most agreeably surprised at
the many klndnesses they received. and
the island was the scene Of many jun
ketings provided for them by other Of
the residents at the lake. One night a
cake walk was indulged in, the boys
with blackened faces. half of them fig
uring as dusky bellies, promenaded
around the camp fire to the music of
banjo and negro ditties. Leighton
Smith and his partner, Neil Farweli,
who was dressed in evening dress cut
decoliette. took the cake" Neil's
management of his lips and eyes was
very captivating.
On Wednesday evening Mrs. Dibble
organized ''marsh mallow roast" and
lots of fun was had in the cOlOring of
the dainty morsel. Glen Stonaker was
adjudged to have done the best work
melon, which quickly disappeared. On
Thursday the boys were entertained to
supper and a corn roast by Mrs. Bur-
dick. assisted by Mines. Thompson and
Beals. The table was spread between
their cottages, and over twenty sat
down to the jollieSt kind of fresco
meal, after which all adjourned to the
island, where three fires were soon
blazing. Then cOlored gentleman
appeared. and after he had seated the
boys and the visitors (and nearly all the
residents at the lake seemed to be on
HANDY he took his instrument and start
ed them singing till the fires had burned
into good mass of emberS, when the
corn was produced and was soon roast
ing (Or else falling from the stick and
burning) and then the judging began.
Willie Mccall had the best ear and was
presented with a basket of popcorn
balls, which he distributed amongst the
company. Friday the boys partook of a
dinner of fish of their own capture,
cooked i'll camp and eaten la gypsy.
Returning on Saturday, the boys feel
the week has been one OF the happiest
in their young lives; they have had
glorious weather and met with many
friends who have been most kind to
them. and they wish to put on record
their sincere thanks to all who have In
any way contributed to their happiness.
Especially to Mrs. Null who so kindly
placed her cottage at their disposal and
made herself responsible for their daily
comfort, as we'll as to the ladies who
assisted her. The boys are unanimous
in their opinion as to where to 60 next
year, If they are so fortunate as to con-
tinue members of st. Peters Choir.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Kellerman. of
82S East Seventh street, gave delight
full dancing party on Tuesday evening
During the evening the infant child of
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond, Charles. was
christened. A very enjoyable evening
was spent. supper being served at II
O'Clock. Among the guests were Messrs.
and Mesdames Herman Brandt. Louis
LAUDER. James Linden, William Lese-
man. DR.. George Binder, William Wolf,
A. II. KelIerman, Rev. ID. Plaff, Daniel
Plaff. L.. Paff. Henry Habighorst, Theo-
dore Beulke, August Mecklenberg,
Theodore Tubbesing, William Mill
Ter. John Vanderbie, Hutfsmith.
Misses Morris. Karney. Stein. Keller
man, Hutfsmith, Schnittger, Beulke,
Brandt, Smith, Bougie; Messrs. Son.
nenberg. Schnittger, Beulke, Dunbar,
Cavanagh. Thorslensen. Lubhsinger.
hCOIuSCUTO6uST, SCuUlllgcT.LGS, ddRGn,
Howard, Flint.
A bus party of thirty people enjoyed
an outing at Lake Owasso one day last
week. The party was chaperoned by
Mr.. and Mrs. j. V. Wheeler, and con-
sisted of Misses NJ. Christopher. K. Win
ster, Daisy Peocott, and j. B. Bedford,
Tom Griffin and Robert Stanley. of Min
neapoIis; and Misses Anna Fstsch,
Nell Pusch, Clara Fetsch, Mrs. j. V.
Wheeler, May Moore. Miss Lockwood,
Mamie Fink, Laura Barbeau. Sarah
Barbeau, Albertine Julien, Agnes De
Chanch. Alma Julien, Nell Cullen,
Messrs. Mic Bettenberg. Adolph j.
Fetsch, j. Y. Wheeisr, Emil Beriter.
George Gllkey, George Cremer, George
Morton, Peter Hahn, Caldwell, Clemen-
son, Arthur Kingsley, Frank Skok. AL
bert Arlington, Emery Beaudin, Of st.
Paul.
Miss Marguerite Camplou, OF Sl9
LafOnd street, was pleasantly surprised
last Tuesday evening, Aug. IA, by a
large number. Of her young friends.
Dancing and games were the features
the little folks. Among those present
were the following: Misses O. Gray.
Nj. Loetfelholz, A. Wooley, &. Du
Fraen. S. Du Fraen. c. De Power. G.
johnson and Miss Z. Miliian. The
gentlemen were Hon. l.. w. De Voc, f.
Gkes, Al Du Fraen, Rocky De Power
Z. Dion, f. X. Guggenheimer, William
| Fink,estein, A. G0dbOy, }. III. Schwei.
| ger and little Joe Holmes.
One of the most delightful events Of
week was dancing party given by
Mrs T. j. McCarron, of West Fifti
street, for Miss Christopher, who ha
been her guest during the past week
| by Mrs. j i. McCarron, Mrs. Heur,
! Mcguire and McGeehan.
A delightful dinner party was givel
the o. s. G. club on Friday evening b,
| Mrs. Milo Bell at her home Gil Earring
| ton avenue. One Of the pleasant feat
! ureS Of the evening was the preSenta
ton to the members of the, club O
dsinty silver stick pins as a souvenir O
their late camping party At Mahtomedi
Miss Lizzie Smith, of 282 Rice street
was pleasantly surprised by larg,
| number of her friends Thursday even
Ing, Aug. 16. Dancing aud cards wer
the features of the evening, and g yer
enjoyable time was had.
The Sunday sch0ol children of tn
| Plymouth Congregational church he'll
! their annual outing at Lake Como yes
| terday. A large crowd OF the little folks
attended by goodly number of tn
Older people, spent delightful day a
! the pretty little lake.
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