The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-30


family party waspheid at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Steven Conger, Virginia and Uni
versity avenues. last evening.
All entertainment was given in the parlors
of the Bates Avenue NJ AE. church hast even
ing by the following young people: Misses
Watkins, Krfeger and Harper, ana Messrs
Franklyn Krieger Brink Brooks, Mill ar
Brant. Deebach, Spindler. Hevener and Van
Duyne. The refreshments were in sehargenof
the Misses Miller. Dixie. Krieger. Lindeke
Harper, and Mesdanles Deebach and Miller
copal Church met yesterday afternoon with
Mrs. Frank B. Bass,lon Summit avenue. -.
Mrs. Horace ~. Woodward returned to her
home in St Louis Monday.
Mrs. Gheen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. A.
ment of her husband. Lieut. Gheen. from
United States steamer Minneapolis. Lieut..
Gheen has been ordered home and granted
two months leave. His relief will sail from
New York, Oct 8, for Constantinople.
The ladies' of lower town are reminded OF
the opening meeting of the Mothers club, which
will be held at the residence of Mrs. Yapp,
424 Fast Ninth street, this afternoon. DR.. l..
B. Wilson, of the state university, will give
an address on the value of nature studies.
The business meeting will be held at 3:15.
paper at O'Clock.
The West Side turnverein will give its
eighth anniversary in it's hail. Saturday even
ing. programme consisting of ten num-
bers has been arranged, including gym
nastic exhibition of all classes. also vocal
and instrumental music. to conclude with a
grand ball. fesf f-s
There will be special meeting of Division
No. 8, Daughters of Erin, Thursday night at
o'clock. at Central hall. -~azss - NNcssn
Miss Espy entertained on Monday for Miss
Milligen, Of Chicago.
The annual meeting of Asbury NJ E. church
was held yesterday afternoon. a'es Is
The sewing society of Peoples church met
yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Nattrass, 70S Gilman terrace. i svi
st. sLuke's parish is planning an entertain
ment to be given Monday evening compli-
mentary to the new pastor of the church,
Rev. Father Ambrose McNulty. The affair
is to be held at the home of Mrs. George
Walsh. on Ha.ue avenue.
Mrs. and Miss BRYAN. who have been
visiting Mrs. Russell Dorr returned to their
home in New York last evening.
Mrs. VIII Dean. OF Grand avenue, is home
from Yellowstone Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shufeldt, of Summit avenue.
are home from Chicago.
Mrs. J. D. Armstrong and Mrs. Brinkerhoff
have come home from the seashore.
Miss Emma Fritz, of ST. Paul Park, will
spend the winter at Fergus Falls.
Mrs. e. H. Cutler is home from the East
Miss Mary Gilfillans has entered the Pres
byterian hospital in sNew York for a. two
years course In nursing.
Mrs. Crawford Livingston leaves this week
for the South to spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. R. Noyes will arrive in
a Few days after summers trip in Europe
Miss Margaret Smythe returns this week
from Vancouver Island
Edith ENCLOSING, of Port Gibson, Miss. who
have been guests of Miss Leu Clark, of Still
water, leave for home today.
Miss Agnes Denny, of Pleasant avenue: en-
tertained yesterday.
Mrs. James s. Masterman and daughter
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James Mid
dleton previous to their departure for Kan
sas City to reside. A#s97 . 81 Il
Frank Nahb late of Louisville XIV. and
and Mrs. Jesse Foot and mother. Mrs. a.
NJ Drake, on Friday. .yAufs1 - 9@SEs
The many friends Of Mrs9 Jesse Foot win
De panied to hear of her sudden Illness.
alexander, Porter Jr. was the host for a
very entertaining little affair last night. Fifty
I pIe rom st; Anthony hill accepted Mr..
Porters hospitality to an narftimatogranh
party" which took place at $50 O'clock
Many of the party had toured England and
the display was especially interesting for this
reason. ~ sA1ts
Mrs J., H. Reyes, of New York. sister :,
Coi. ~. !. Monfort and Mrs. John Summers
Is making the latter an extended visit.
yrs; Z. II. Brace, of Leavenworth, Kan.
VINO has been visiting her grandniece. Miss
Alice Monfort. has returned home.
Mrs. j.. T. McCleaTy and son. of Mankato
are at the Merchants. 10