St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-25
SUBURBAN SOCIAL NOTES.
ST. PAUL PARK.

Tho entertainment given "Wednesday
evening for the benefit of the library
was a grand success. The hall was
! packed to the doors and every number
was we'll given and warmly received.
Miss Nj. Aida Smith and Miss Freyer,
of st. Paul, and p. b. Churchill assisted
and, did excellent work. Mr.. Curchill,
who but lately began the study of mu-
sic, is the fortunate posSesSOr of an
keXtremely rich bass voice, and sings
with that SmOothness, finish Int depth
of feeling that is very rarely attained
by many after years OF study, and he
wilt soon rank among the best singers
of the Northwest.
J Kenyon Lodge No. sc. Knights OF
PYthias, celebrated the thlrtietli Pyth-
ian period and annual reunion Of Its
Emembers in a fitting manner Monday
evening. Upon invitation OF c. c., N.
n Shabert, d. d. q. c., p. Ii. Kennedy
obligated during the rank work, two
ranks being conferred upon several
candidates, after which there was music,
singing and refreshments, which were
greatly enjoyed. Among those present
were p. Ii. Kennedy, La Crosse. Wis.,.
Eugene Ange. Thomas O'Connell, E. j..
Cook, l. G. Pennock, f. Ii. Linehan.
Daniel Kennedy, James MOOnan, f. w.
Bailey and q. w. Howard, st. Paul.
The many friends of the Misses Jewel
and Jennie Truax dropped in upon
them Thursday in a very uncere.
monlous manner but the guests were
soon engaged i'll the merry dance. and
every II seemed to feel glad that they
were there.
a. b. Harper left Friday, Feb. 16. for
Jacksonville, Fla, in response to a tele-
~ - crafinn fhot hip u.ifn u,ac wary lOut
News has since been received that Mrs.
Harper was slowly improving, but with
few hopes of recovery.
Mir. and Mrs. John Weeks, Mr.. and
Mrs. e. B. Sperry. Misses Crawshaw
and Sbadle, and Messrs. Hanson and
Hill ate hded the masquerade given by
the Hig hwood Social club Friday even
ing.
Washington's birthday was celebrated
at the college with speech, song and
essay. School was in session during the
day. the students preferring to take
Friday as their holiday.
There was a large number of the
young people drove out to the residence
of w. r. Munger Thursday night where
they INDUCED in dancing for several
hours. -
There will be a meeting at the Pres
byIerlan church Friday evening next in
the interest of missions. Every one is
cordially invited.
Mrs. G George ii. Lemon, who has been
quite ill for the past two weeks in st.
Paul, is improving and will soon be able
to return home.
The Kings daughters gave a poverty
social at the residence OF Adolph An
derson on Summit avenue Friday even
ing.
Quite a number of the students and
professors attended the Library enter
tainment at Newport, Wednesday even
ing.
The Misses Fryer. of st. Paul, spent
Wednesday and Thursday with the
Misses James, of Harvard Place"
Mr.. and Mrs. Seeger, of Gainesville.
To-. are the guests of Nj. o. Truax. They
will make the park their home
+ The ladies of the Nj. E. church gave a
conundrum social Thursday evening at
,tie residence Of George Seamer.
Mrs. Lew Smith and John WillOugh-
by are among those who are suffering
Hfrom slight indisposition.
Miss NJ. Aida Smith and Miss Allie
Furlong were the guests OF Frances
pParker Wednesday.
A. W. Munger left for Spokane Falls,
WASH. Oh Thursday, where he will
m AXE it his home.
Prof. Rhode meyer, Phi. D.. preached
in the First German Nj. e. church Sun
day evening.
l.. Ii. Russell and Eli Warner, OF st.
Paul, were the guests of n. f. Shabert,
on Monday.
E.. s. Smith. who has been somewhat
indfsposed for the past week, is again
l. on duty.
Miss Carrie Lehenert, of Salem, was
1.-THE guest of her brother at the college,
Thursday.
William Culver will soon begin the
erection of a residence at Park High
lands.
Miss Frances Parker entertained a
mum Der Of friends from the city Satur.
: day.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. M. NO Brien, of Min
neapolis, were visitors at the Park Fri
| day.
Miss Schlenter. of West st. Paul, was
visiting Mrs. j. Boss, Thursday.
Mrs. Marion Truax, Of Iowa. is visit
ing relatives here.
P. B. Churchill spent Friday evening
with his parents.
F. G. Helm, of New York, was in the
Park Mo nday.
President E. Uhl is spending toda Y in
Winona.