The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-17
FIRST TROLLEY PARTY.
minneapolis Society People Visit St.
Paul and Como.


Minneapolis Society People visit g.
Paul and Como.
An an lnterurban car, bearing the sign Char
tered Car, passed through the city having
on BOARD what Is known as the latest New
York fad, "A Trolley Party The party CON
sisted OF sixty-five ladies and gentlemen. Nh
49, ~ was Lurnlshed by an upright piano on the
'front.' platform. The car was gaily decorated
WIZ Hags and bunting, which. added to the
bright costumes of the ladies and white fan
mel suits and scarlet ties Of the gentlemen
1 p. prllnant enect. The car halted at the
Ryan, where number Of vocal and instru-
mental numbers were rendered Amid fha
waving OF kerchiefs and the strains of the
soldiers Farewell" the car departed for
81. Joseph's bazaar opened last evening at
the grounds, on Dayton and Virginia avenues.
WIN fuliy 1000 people in attendance. The
AFFAIR was the most artistic Of it's kind given
this season. The tables were arranged with
coiored banquet lamps and a wealth Of flow
ers, and neatly laid with the snowiest of lin
en-. From them were served ice cream, cake
ana coHee Over head hung hundreds of
Chinese lanterns Of various shapes and sizes.
and the entire place was brilliantly lighted
with large headlights. Two bands were In
attendance, string orchestra and a. band Of
brass pieces. One novel feature of the affair
was soda water fountain, which did good
business. A contest will go on during the
three evenings Of the fair between the friends
OF Misses McKillip and Rivoud the prize to
be diamond ring There is also cake con-
test in full blast. This evening there will be
an Eiffel tower Of colored lights on the
grounds and a vocal quartette will be in at
tendance
A nicely arranged programme OF music and
recftations was given in connection with the
lawn social of Ellsworth Circle last evening
at the home Of Mrs. futile on Fourth street.
The lawn In front of the house was hung
with colored lights, and the tables from which
were served ices and cake were In charge Of
red, white and blue aprons: Mesdames Ed
redge, Twist and Irish, and Misses Dora Mel
berg. Amelia Lightbourn, Almtna Hurd, Car
roll and Estella Swank. The programme was
rendered by Miss e. Swank Miss Mae Crit
nth, Miss Berna Laphen, Prof. and Mrs. Zum-
bach, o. T. Peterson. Henry Dellafleld, Miss
Mary Pierce, l.. Nash, Miss Nellie Pusch and
the Misses Kohl.
The concert at the East Presbyterian
church last evening was well attended, and
proved a most pleasant event. Master Guy
Williams, the nine-year-old youth from Du-
1uth, who does some excellent work on the
banjo, made decided hit with his playing,
and the chtldrens choir sang nicely. There
roughs and Grace Myers and vocal numbers
by Carrie McElfoy, Julia Downs, Margary
Griswold, Gladys Cameron, Hannah Jones,
Marion Spates, May Patter and May Dim
entire entertainment was given by children.
Mrs. Leslie Parlin was in charge
n The fair by the Parish Of the Church of
St. Louis closed last evening after two sue
scessful nights entertainment. The attend
ance was large each evening, and good sum
raised toward the church treasury. An open
air entertainment was held in connection with
the affair, which was appreciated by those in
attendance and watched with interest.
st. Paul Commercial college has its COM
mencement exercises July %.
A reception to the Sons Of Veterans will be
held Thursday evening OF next week at the
home Of Mrs. D. Swank 800 South Exchange
by the Ladies' Aid No. g.
Miss Bonnie Ransom. of the Aberdeen, gives
box party at the Grand this evening.
A union picnic of the G. A. r. will be held
Saturday, July Is, at Camp Lincoln the home
OF Mrs. Sameul Bloomer at Mahtomedi.
Miss Alcott. the popular vocalist, is dan
gerously Ill with disorder Of the throat
Mrs. Jennie Price, Of Minneapolis, and VII
liam Boenk, of st. Paul, were married yester-
day morning at the brides home, 610 Tenth
avenue, south, Minneapolis Rev. e. 8. Van
Ness of Emmanuel Baptist church ofaciated.
The Young Peoples Society of Christian En-
deavor Of Bates avenue church held an ice
cream social last evening on the grounds of
the church. Gay coiored Japanese lanterns
were hung from the trees and refreshments
were served by the women of the church from
tables neatly spread on the lawn. There was
good attendance.
Miss Elsie Nichols entertained party from
town at luncheon yesterday at her home at
White Bear.
Mrs. E. 8. Cook entertained at euchre yes
terday at her home ON Fairmount avenue.
Miss Lucia Cutler was the guest Of honor
yesterday at luncheon given by her mother.
avenue.
me Laurel Cycle club will take its regular
Grand sysning leaving the club house on
served on the return TO the club house.
Capital City Cycle club has plan on foot
to give an entertainment for the young women
who assisted the club at Its lawn fete some
weeks ago.
Miss Grace Morehaus will make one OF a
sketching party to Mendoza next week. The
party will be composed OF young women.
The following boys will form a camping
party to Center City next week: Harry Kerr.
Harvey Carr. Arthur Warner and Jay Gran.
shore.
The engagement OF Miss Ruth stickney to
Ben Hodge was announced Wednesday night
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Rowland Dyer have
returned from a trip of the Great Lakes and
are at rpesent the guests Of Mrs. NJ. H. Crit
{ tenden, Minneapolis. previous to their de-
parture for Minnetonka, where they will spend
the remainder of the summer
Mrs. L. w. Bowers, daughter OF Judge VIII
son. OF the Aberdeen, arrived in st. Paul yes
terday and with her father leaves today for
tour Of the Great Lakes They will visit I'm
Massachusetts,
ton avenue Sunday school primary depart
ment. who went to Boston as delegate to
the international Sunday school convention
returns to st. Paul next week. Mrs Lee
has since the convention been to her old
home In Northampton. Mass. which she has
the old homestead resides an uncle of Mrs.
Lee. who is 30 years old.
DR.. Alex Donald has returned from an ex-
tended trip to the Apostle islands, Canada
Cleveland and Chicago. Mrs. and Miss Dom
aid. who accompanied him, are still in Chi
cago.
Miss st. Claire OF Detroit. Mich, who
of Fifth stree, has gone to Big Timber Mont
for a months stay.
Miss Rene Humbird has recovered from her
recent illness Miss Kate Humbird is home
from Hudson.
Miss Mabel Gates OF Marshall avenue. is
entertaining Miss Jacobs. of Madison. Wis
Mrs. John Bidleman. OF the Albion. is re-.
covering from her recent serious Illness
Miss Mabel Lanpher. Of Dayton avenue,
caves Saturday for Ten Mile Lake.