St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-27
DAYTON'S BLUFF.

The Choir Guild of ST. Peters Episcopal
Church gave most successful entertain
ment in the guild rooms of the church
Wednesday evening The programme Was
ter. The choir is com posed of the following;
Lynn Eddy. Andrew McElyeny. Leonard
AXkelson. Thomas Lorimer, Louis Extrand,
Carl EXrand Neil Farwell, Glen Stonaker,
Will Mccall. Eddie Nordstrom. Fritz Ger
man, Messrs. Willard, Void, Hunt, German
I and Winkler: the Misses Ball. Mayfield, Ger
man. McElveny. Miss Ethel Mayfeld pre-
sided the organ.
Miss Edna HeatoR, of Hudson avenue. en-
tertained company of little friends on Fri
dav afternoon to celebrate her birthday.
Those present were: Florence Dickinson.
Louise Bell, Myrtle HILL Harry Sargent, VIII
Der Stoweli, Bette and Louise Miller.
A very successful all-day missionary meet
ing was held on Tuesday at the Atlantic Con-
gregational church on Bates avenue. About
eighty ladies were present. Lunch was
served at noon.
The Y P. S C. f. of the Atlantic Congre-
gatiUnal Church will give an advertisement
social next Friday evening at the rooms OF
the settlement club, corner OF Fifth and
Robert streets.
st. Agnes Guild of st. Peters Episcopal
Church was entertained on Wednesday aft
ernoon by Mrs Eddy. of Nor h street. Miss
Josie Hurd was elected president.
MIR and Mrs. Boucher, Of Fremont street.
marriage last FRIDAY evening by entertaining
their friends at Il musical.
Phe Ladies' Aid Society of the Atlantic Con-
grational Church was entertained on We'd
nesGay afternoon by Mrs. Tracy, of Bates
avenue.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Bates Ave
nue. NJ. f. Church met on Wednesday after
neon with Mrs. Nlenhauser. OF Bates ave-
nue..
| The Sunday school children of the At
lautic congregational church, held meeting
in the church parlors on Friday evening.
MISS May Plumsted. of Shakopee, has re
turned TO her home after visit with MISS
Florence VI lker, of East Third street.
! A special meeting of Copeland Camp n.
1914, NJ W. A. will be held next Tuesdya
evening at the hall on Payne avenue.
Mrs. Walter Written and Miss Grace Whit
ten, of MINNEAPOLIS visited Mrs. NJ. Fifield,
of East Fourth sire I, last Saturday.
| Mrs Helmes. of Frances street, enter
| tanned during the week Miss Meta Setter and
| Miss NeGman of New Ulm, Mimi.
| The ladies of the Settlement club will give
a tea next Tuesday afternoon from Until D
| O'Clock, at the club rooms.
Miss Edith Bromley. OF Saltwater visited
Mrs. r. II. Deebach, of East Sixth street, the
| first part of the week.
| Mr. ana Mrs. John Jaeger. of Hoffman
| avenue, left Friday for the East on their
| way-to Europe.
Mrs. j. NJ. Smith, of East Fourth street,
! entertained during the week Rev. ana Mrs.
| A. Z. Gesner.
Miss Annie Nelson, of East Third street.
| left Tuesday for g six weeks visit in sand
| Creek, Wis.
/ Nr and Mrs Ben johnson have moved
| from their home on East Fourth street to
/ John street..
| The Iron Hall will meet next Monday even
| ing with Mr.. aud Mrs. sharp, of East Third
| street.
| Miss Ethel Lemay, Of East Third street. en-
| tertained company of friends Friday even
: ing.
Miss Ethel Seeger, of Minneapolis visited
! friends on the Bluff during the week.
! Miss Nellie Davis. of East Third street, is
visiting friends at ST. Anthony Park.
! j. D. Allen, of lie Roy, Mimi, visited
! friends on the Bluff last Sunday.
| Granville Smith. of Saltwater, visited Mr..
| and Mrs. D. 4. Fifeld Thursday.
! J. G. Mccall of Hudson avenue, has re-
! turned from Visit to CrookstOn.
William Phillips of Earl street, left Friday
! for a visit to Bird Island. Mimi.
! Mr.. Stock of Maria averue, has refunded
| from business trip to Cuba.
Mr.. Charles Purdy, of Brainerd, Mimi. is
| visiting friends on the Bluff