St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-18
SUBURBAN SOCIAL NOTES.
ST. PAUL PARK.

sThe birthday surprise party given by
Mrs. j. d.. Crandall and Mrs. Levi
Bailey upon their husbands Saturday
evening last was the largest and most,
enjoyable party ever given in this part
OF the country. There, were 200 people
pfesent. The beautiful new home of
Nh. CrandalI was at once placed at the
disposal OF the guests. who were soon
IN the dizzy maZeS of the waltz. SThe
only drawback To the whole affair was
that il came upon Saturday night, max
ny the time to depart arrive altogether
tpp soon. S.
ETTile social given by Miss Wright and
Ter school at the residence of Anthony
Fritz is deserving of special mention.
The school gave a very interesting pro-
aFamme, showing proficiency OH the
Part at the teacher and aptness oil the.
part of the pupils. The social part was
looked after by MIR. and Mrs. Fritz in
their usual pleasant and WELCOMES
lnapner H Eegds isf
&Rpv. M. d. Edwards, OF Dayton Ave-
nue. Presbyterian church., will lectureiat
them. K. church Friday evening. the
3d., subject: 1.-THE W~aideuses." Let
every one turn out and listen to this
VERY interesting lecture.
EThe Woman's club entertained the
Woman'S Club Of Merriam Park We'd
nesday last. Among the visitors were
Mrs. Stephenson, Mrs. Matters. Mrs.
Brooks, Mrs. Douglass, Mrs. Jones and
Mrs. Strong.
An entertainment will be given for
the benefit of the public library at the
Newport Baptist church Wednesday
evening. The programme will consist
of music, Rotations, pahtOmlmeS and
tableauX.
The funeral of Robert wilkins. an
other of the old settlers, took place at
the Congregational church at Cottage
Grove Thursday, and was very largely
attended. He Was buried with Masonic
honorS.
The state farmers institute will be
held in Opera hall the 21th and 2Sth of
the month A large attendance is eX-
pected, as it will be a meeting of much
interest to all.
The Women's club held a special
meeting last evening, to which a select
few of the gentlemen were allowed.
The subject of Charities" was dis
cuSSed.
There will be a dancing party at
Opera hall st. Patrick's evening, given
by some of The young gentlemen OF the
place. Invitations will be out this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. A. Churchill are
again at home, having returned from
an extended visit to their daughter at
Austin. MINI.
The Park lodge, l. o. o. F.. have ac-
cepted the invitation of the Hastings
lodge to visit them and will do SO Tues
day evening.
Frank Truax and mother have re-
turned from Merriam Park, and are
again at home, corner Broadway and
Third street.
There was a very pleasant party at
the residence of William Atwater
Wednesday evening. About forty were
present.
: The Presbyterians held a social at the
residence of Milo Kendall Oh Thursday
evening which was quite well attended.
Mrs. D. M. Bonarth and Mrs. A. j.
Deuser, of st. Paul, are guests of Mrs.
EN-. Shabert.
g. &c. Williams and family will soon
move to the Walgate residence OH Grey
Cloud island.
+ MIR. and Mrs. Conklin entertained a
number Of friends at d card party Fri
day evening.
John Vance has returned from Terre
Haute. Ind. where he has been visiting
III u1SAi0c
Milo Kendall LETT for the coast
Wednesday. He will be absent about
three weeks.
Rev. F. Kopp.of st. Paul, will address
the students at the college this afternoon
at 3so'clock.
{ Rev. j. Irmscher, city missionary of
st. Paul. was a visitor at the college
Wednesday.
John Sackinson, of Deer Park, Wis,
was the guest of Prof. w. f. Finke
Monday.
/ Mrs. a. Laramore and daughter left
for San Jose. CAL. Thursday for the
winter.
H. M. Hanson and Jesse Hill attended
a dancing party at Hastings Tuesday
night.
Mrs. e. H. Lemon is quite seriously
i'll in st. Paul at the residence of Il. NJ.
Saint.
Hector Mckay and wife, of Red Wing,
are visiting Mrs. Arthur Stotesbury.
William Palmer is the guest of his
brother Thomas at Pullman venue
Mrs. Samuel Hess has returned to her
home at Flandrau, s.. d.