St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-22
MERRIAM PARK.

The Interurban. club held the second
hall Tuesday evening. Refreshments
were served by the ladies of the club.
thony Hill orchestra. Those present
were DR.. and Mrs. Cobb, Mr. and Mrs;
Boden, Mr. and Mrs. Baker, Mr.. and
Mrs. Overpeck, Mr.. and Mrs: Tams
BiXby, Mr.. and Mrs. Watkins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs; Larkins, Mr..
Mr.. ard Mrs. Gregg, Mr.. and Mrs. Sull-
ivan, DR.. and Mrs. Brooks, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dufresne, Mr.. and Mrs. Gray,
Mr.. and Mrs. -Fiske, Mr.. and Mrs;
Mrs. Sumner, Mr.. and Mrs. Hawley,
Mr.. and Mrs Cropsey, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs. Hedges, Mr..
and Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Marvin, Miss
Sullivan: DR.. Richardson, c. E. Dan
forth, F. Connolly, j. Keyes, B. A.
Phillips, J. w. Wetherell, A. c. Wood
ruff, Prof. Hartigan and Prof. Sull-
ivan.
The Gamma NJ club were enter
evening. Early English drama was
discussed. Miss Kreutzer spoke on
'"rhe One Survival of the Old Miracle
Plays at Oberammergan;" EARLY The
aters," by Mr.; Goykendall; "Christo-
peare," by Miss Chamberlain;. "Mer-
maid Club" by Mrs. S. w. Searles.
Merriam Park council of the Royal
Arcanum held their regular meeting
Thursday night. A large number of
the grand officers and members of the
lodges of the Twin Cities were present,
and a most enjoyable time spent.
Miss Marion Searles gave a luncheon
TUESDAY afternoon in honor of Miss
Lautenschlager of Duluth. Those pres
ent were Misses Bradbury, Bell Doug
lass, GroSenbecker, Stoffer, Chamber
lain, Hancock and Brainerd.
Last Tuesday evening Union lodge, A.
3. and A. M, elected the following Of
ficers: 3. D. Parker w: NJ; j. c..
Henry, S. W.; G. M. Benham, J. w. :;
j! MI Crosby, treasurer; G. F. Kuhles,
secretary.
The Misses Bell entertained large
number of friends Monday evening
Progressive hearts were the feature of
the evening. There were present about
forty young people.
A Christmas entertainment will be
| given Tuesday night by the Olivet
| Presbyterian Sunday school. Decora-
| tions and a musical and literary pro-
| gramme will be given.
st. Thomas college closed for a vaca-
! ton of two weeks Friday. A literary
and musical programme was given at
| the college Friday night which proved
| a marked success.
| =EdIA. Paradis left Tuesday for LOU
| isyilIe, KY, for business pertaining to
| the National G.. A. r. encampment, to
| Be Held in ST. Paul next year.
! Mrs. J. S. Small, of Carroll street, is
/ entertaining Mrs. J. f. Hall, of Man
lzato who is on her way to Washing
| ton to join her husband.
Miss Laura Shepherd left Monday
| night for an Eastern trip. She will
! visit friends in New Jersey, New York
and Connecticut.
The fair days held Thursday and
Friday by the ladies Of Olivet Presby-
| terian church were a great financial
| success.
Mrs. Naylor will entertain the Ladies'
| Society of the Presbyterian Church
/ next Friday, Dec. 27. at o'clock.
Miss Kate Norrish, of Hastings, is
! the guest of her sister. Mrs W. S..
+! Lowman, of Rondo street.
I DR.. Mckinley of Central Park
! church, will preach in Trinity M. E..
| church this evening.
! F. H, Hurd, of 1886 Carroll street, left
! Wednesday for the South, where he will
| spend the winter.
| John c.. Corcoran left Monday for
! New York city, where he will join his
| parents.
! DR.. Kellogg of Battle Creek, Mich,
was in the Park the first of the week.
| Mrs. Watson is entertaining her sis
! ter, Mrs. Wetherbee, of Wabasha.
! Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Burrell left Tues
; day for Atlanta, Ga
| Mrs. Martin is visiting in Iowa.