St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-29
DAYTON'S BLUFF.

u. Church gave very interesting social
in the church parlorS Oh Thursday ey-
ening, the second in the series OF book
socals being given by the society. rhc
subject TOR the evening was LongfelOw.
The following programme was success
fully rendered: the Bridge" Miss
Laura Atkins; sketch OF Longfeliow's
life, Mrs. Mccoy; tabIeaux, Hiawatha
and Minnehala; "The Famine" Miss
don and John Estanch: The Rainy
Day." Miss Laura Atkins; psalm of life,
Miss Maud Gage; tableauX. John Alden,
Priscilla and Miles Standish; 1.-THE
Village Blacksmith" Robbie Meachem;
stableauX, Evangeilne and Gabriel and
Father Felician: 1.-The Day Is Done"
Miss Clara Perkins.
. large number of friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Weinilagen gave them
surprise at their home on Thursday
evening, in honor of the fourth anniver-
ssiry of their Wedding. The evening
was spent in dancing, and supper was
served.
Miss Mary Newton. of Rochester, is
visiting her old frien;is on the bluff. On
Saturday evening most enjoyable sur
prise was rendered her at the home of
Miss Milard, of East Third street, in
: St. Paul Chapter No "A" o. E. S..
hefd special business meeting at the
lodge rooms, on Friday evening, to COM
plete arrangements tor the coming
grand chapter, OH May 8 and 10.
Next Tuesday afternoon the WOman's
Foreign Missionary Society of the As
bury Nj. E.Church will meet at the home
of Mrs. DR.. Wbitcomb, of East Seventh
street.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Allan
tic Congregational Church met at the
home of Mrs. Sharp, of East Third
street, OIL Thursday afternoon.
| Arbor day was very appropriately
| celebrated at the Van Buren, school on
| Friday afternoon by the pupils planting
trees, shrubs and flowers.
The cantata of "Queen Esther,"which
was given ON the bluff with great sue
| cess, will be repeated at Merriam Park
next Friday evening.
Miss Middleton and Miss Hite gave
an enjoyable dancing party on Friday
evening at the home of Miss Middleton,
| OF Bates avenue.
| Mrs. 2. Gilbert and children are eX-
| Dected home in few days from Topeka,
KAN, where they have been visiting the
past two months.
The j. f. f. c., of the bluff, gave a
/ cinch party on Saturday evening at the
home of the Misses Mertens, of East
! Fourth street.
j. Kearney, of East Fourth street, re-
| turned Sunday from Philadelphia. where
he was called by the death of his
brother.
/ Mrs. Mitchell, of Detroit. will be the
guest of her sister. MR.. K. Murray, of
Phalen avenue during the coming week.
Mrs. William Won Deyn entertained
at tea, Wednesday, Mrs. Hamen, Mrs.
Charles Frey aud Miss Pope.
MIR. and Mrs. G. Miss and family left
Saturday for their home at Bald Eagle
lake to spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ticknor and family
have moved from the bluff to their new
home on Nelson avenue.
The young men of the Bluff repeated
their popular minstrel show OH Friday
evening at the Bethel.
Mr.. Stegie, of Milwaukee. has been
the guest of r. BrOwnsOn, of Francis
street. the past week.
Miss Irene Milan, Of Frances street,
is entertaining her cousin, Miss Agnes
Mahoney, of LIE Roy.
Mrs. Bolton and daughter, of Ravine
street, entertained friends at tea on
Friday evening.
s. Mr.. and Mrs. F. Hinricks. of Maria
| avenue, will occupy the Heineman place
after May 1.
/ sMrs. Bohn and daughter Anna, OF
East Sixth street, are visiting in Red
wood Falls.
4 Mrs. Samuel Cox and family have
Il moved from Dawson street to West Su.
periOr.
I Mrs. D. s. Fifeld, of Minneapolis
4 visited relatives on the bluff during the
1 week.
Mr.. jackson, of Greensboro. is visiting
mis- daugher, Mrs. Sanberg, of Beech
| street.
Henry Klinkerfues is at home from 9
i trip through Southern Minnesota and
I Iowa.
Ed Spindler. of Maple street, LEFT
4 Monday for trip in southern Mime
sofa.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Gottschmeir have
taken the Finch cottage at Bald Eagle
lake.
| Mrs. GriSwold has returned home
from three-mOnths visit in Nashua, 10
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce have taken III
their residence at 735 Hudson avenue.
Rev. and Mrs. Cochran and famil,
have moved to Euclid street.
Mr.. Shelley, of East Third street, is a