St. Paul daily globe., 1896-04-23
GREETED A BRIDE.
st. Paul Society Welcomes Mrs.
Daniel Hand.

st. Paul Society Welcomes Mrs.
Daniel Hand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Hand have re-
turned from their wedding trip and are at
home at the Aberdeen. Mrs. Hand, who was
Miss Metcalf. of Pittsburg, and not unknown
IN st. Paul socially, is being entertained
quite extensively by society people this week.
Yesterday Miss Louise Lindeke gave
luncneon for her at the Town and Country
clup and later she was rendered a tea by
MRS. William Peet and Miss Lamborn. at the
Lamborn home on DAYTON avenne. Nearly
lo0 guests, men and women, called during the
afternoon to greet the charming bride. Fri
cay Miss Hill gives a luncheon commitment
tary to Miss Hand land Saturday dinner will
De given for Mr.. and Mrs. Hand by Mr.. and
Mrs. James Armstrong.
The ladies of the First PRESBYTERIAN church
viii give concert this evening at the church
On Grotto and Lincoln avenue.
1T, the thimble social of the Catholic infants
nome nor Will meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs.
Dr1 Lamprey. 'A -iA % :
Mrs. Charles A. Clark. of the Aberdeen
returned from New York yesterday morn,
MRS. George w. Armstrong, of Western
avenue. will give tea Friday afternoon in
nonor OF Miss McKibbin and Miss Ulrich.
The next regular meeting of the St. PauI
chapter Of the Daughters Of the Revolution
VIII De neld In the parlor of Dayton Avenue
eSareh' estira' tuesday at 2:3O p. m: very inter-
estlng meeting Is expected, and as ac-
tion will be taken upon several imnortsnt
matters. it is hoped that all the members
VIII be present. The business meeting will
be followed by an informal recentisn at
winch tea will be served.
- The Ladies' Aid Society of German First
Ils a in1 ,;1
III the church parlors.
The ladies of st. Johns parish will give a
charity card party in the irish,Ameerica@ erica
club rooms tomorrow night.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Newhart gave a mn.
slcale last evening at ia Iglehart street.
The Imperials will give their last soeia,
stypots rup OF 1ne season at Fauquier and Arcade
streets Saturday evening.
Miss Robbins and Miss Winter. of Summit
.Senue. t st:, VIII accompany Miss Emily Hunting
mer. SN
The women Of St. Stephens church will give
Yorke, 634 Randolph street.
The Bachelor Maids gave a party at the
Portland last evening.
Mrs. Byron entertained at cards at the
buckingham yesterday afternoon.
The Laurel Cycle club members are busily
engaged in arranging the details of the fur
nlsh1ng OF their club house on Grand avenue
ana Grotto street, and this evening the first
meeting in the new quarters will be held
The house is excellently suited for the clubs
purposes and is being handsomely furnished
and fitted up.
Mrs. Haydn S. Cole, of 61S Dayton avenue.
will entertain Monday for Miss Neely of st.
Louis.
Mrs. T. K. Baker, of Dayton avenue gave
an informal luncheon yesterday.
Miss Mae Fuller. of Burr street, will en-
tertain informally this evening.
The Juniors Of First NJ E. Church will
give a social tomorrow evening.
The Parish Aid Society of St Paul's Church
will meet tomorrow morning in the church.
Edward R. Sanford Jr will give musicale
at his home on st. Adams street this even
ing
The ladies of Plymouth church will give
a social in the church parlors this evening.
The W. F. M. S. of Central Presbyterian
Church will meet tomorrow in the church
parlors.
Mr. and Mrs. G. RI shieis entertain the
Silver Spoon Cinch club this evening.
The milkmaids' drill will be given at Day.
ton Avenue church this evening.
Central W. c. T. U. will meet this after
noon at Conover hall.
Miss Enid A. Vanish, of College avenue,
will leave next week for Europe, where she
will continue her musical studies at the Mu-
mich conservatory. Miss Vanish will remain
abroad for at least year.
Mrs. G. L. Peterson and Miss Lizzie Peter
son leave today for New York. and will sail
soon for Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Clark, Of Dayton av-
enue. entertain at progressive euchre this
evening.
Miss Margaret Fuller will entertain some of
her little friends today at her home on Sum-
NIT avenue.
The Leo club gave large dancing party
at Central hall last evening.
Constellation chapter, o. E. s., gave an
other of its IL o'clock socials at Masonic tenn
pie last evening. There were fifty couple
present.
Miss Birdena Farwell, of Chicago, is visit
Ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry B. Far
well, S21 Selby avenue.