St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-03
SUBURBAN SOCIAL.
EAST ST. PAUL.

The ''bean supper given at the home of
| Mrs T. Mitcheson, on Burr street. Tuesday
| evening under the auspices OF the Ladies
| Aid Society of the Grace NJ. E. Church, was
| a decidedly successful affair. AS conse-
! uuence the Golfers are considerably eplen-
! lshed Mrs Nicholson was assisted by Mes
! danes chester, Young. Burnett ana MISS
! FifeId. There were piano rec1tauons given
| BY Mesdames Homes, Monroe and Hiss K.
| Witcheson. and solo by Miss Alpha Tucker
| and Rotations by Fred and Nellie Charles
| The Silver Spoon Cinch club met Thurs
! day eve with Mr.. and Mrs. I A. Searls at
| their home OH Burr street. The evening was
| ono of the most Interesting ever held by the
! club. Mrs. Shiels and Mr.. Miller secured the
! spoons After the game closed at IL o'clock
| dancing and various games were enjoyed
! and refreshments served. Miss Jones Will
| entertain the club Thursday Feb. T.
The Cleveland High School Literary So
ciety met Monday evening. The following
| took part and acquitted themselves credit
ably before large and appreciate audience:
Misses Annie Hendricks, Hllma Brandt. Sig
ney olson. Maggie jenkins, Tion Oberg,
Ella Olson, ana Edward kemper and Rus
sell Post.
Mr.. and Mrs Farrell. Of Tanners Lake,
were rendered very pleasant surprise by
dolly sleighioad of East St Paul people sat
urday evening. The evening was spent in
cards and dancing. a substantial luncheon
was partaken of before the hOmeWard trip
was taken.
DRev. r. II. Cotton, rector OF st. James, en-
iertained the young people of his society at
his home on Iglehart street Wednesday even
ing-Musie, games and an appetlzlng lunch
con were enjoyed-the merry party olsbanded
Just in time TO make the last car.
Miss E. Y. Jones entertained about thirty
of her young friends at an informal hop Fri
day eve at her home on Burr street. The
young people held high carnival from the
opening till the time OF departure.
Mrs D. Mclean. of Sims street, enter
tanned the following ladies at an afternoon
coffee Thursday: Mesdames c.. \. Staples,
n. Carrier Z. BranSton, A. Southmaid and
Miss Reeves, of Minneapolis.
Miss Edith Strong, the noted impersonator
and eIocutionist of Grand Forks. was i'll the
CITY during the week and called on East Side
friends, en- route home from Springfield Mo.
Mrs. Laura Shultz, of Omaha. Neb.. is at
her sisters. Mrs. E. r. Ide's, of Fauquier
street. called here to attend the funeral or
| her mother, the late Mrs Augusta Schroer.
Miss jeanette Bliss, one of the teachers OF
/ the Cleveland school, gave up her school on
| Friday last on account OF III heath ana lett
Tuesday for her home in Macomb, Ills.
Mrs. j. c. Pond. OF Milwaukee, Wis, is
1 visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs K. L.
| Adams, of Faueuier street. called here by the
| dangerous illness of Mr.. Adams.
Mr.. Child and Mrs Fuller, of Burr street,
/ attended the CALIFORNIAN party at Minneap-
| oils Monday. and incidentally visited friends
| there the fore part OF the week.
Mrs Evans. of Ross street, entertained the
| Bows Brigade Third st. Paul Co., Thursday
| evening. A nice lunch and games were
| heartily enjoyed.
Triple Link ie9, 1. o. o. F.. held an inter-
| terestirg session Wednesday evening. ana
balloted upon several new members. soon TO
| be Initiated.
| Claude Dunlap. of the Eau Claire Free