The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-15

Workmen are busily engaged in con-
Verting the last winters skating rink,
on Dayton avenue, near Virginia
avenue, into a handsome bazaar. which
Will be opened tomorrow evening under
the auspices of the young women of
st. Josephs parish. Booths and tables
are being arranged about the grounds
Tor Ice cream, candy, flowers, ETC., and
crowd OF earnest young women keeps
close watch over the men at work and
sees that they are properly directed
The fair opens tomorrow evening and
continues through to Saturday even
ing.
Dotted with dancing lights from hun
oreds OF japanese lanterns and lighted
from the rear with a huge headlight,
the thlckly wooded lawn surrounding
the home of Mrs. NJ. NJ Holder. 1155
west Seventh street, was last evening
converted into very fairy land. Tables
were arranged under the trees and
from them the women Of the Ladies' Aid
society, of Olivet NJ E. church served
Ice cream and cake to about 75 neonle
VINO visited the grounds during the
evening. Fruit and lemonade were al
30 served from a table in charge Of
MISS Mamie Babe and Master Alex
ManderSon. A mandolin orchestra ar
tended. The ladies in charge wera me-
Lewis Burch, chairman; and Mesdames
Jas. Henderson, McCartha. Chas
spur, and Thomas.
~ MISS Fanny Elizabeth Larkin and Willis
Nelson Schon will be married TO-DAY an c.
Clements church by Bishon ciJhayt Al ,s o.:
maid OF honor is to be Miss Margaret CRAIG
anu the best man DR.. T. E. W. AnnIeby
"a reception follows the ceremony at the home
OF the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs Iohn D
Larkin, and Mr.. and Mrs. Schoff will -i iaore
Oh the evening train for an eastern trin
uhey VIII be at home after Sept. % at iS7
Virginia avenue. 81 A0'
The fair by the women of the cburcb 81,
St' Louis opens this evening at Tenth and
Ceuar streets, and will be a somewhat UNIQUE
1lalr. Ihere Will be CONCERT by William
OohheIIy Jr., and a programme of comic
songs. short comedy and slight of hand
performance. manu-
:. The Ladies' Reading Circle meets today at
the nome of Mrs. Strickland, OF Fairmont
avenue. ~ D.0-''
The Moonlight Dancing club will give an
steamer Flora Clark.
Five O'Clock tea was served by Miss Clark
at ner home, GA Summit avenue, yesterday to
lorty-nVe or nifty young women. The Young
women receiving with the hostess were Miss
Lee Clark, of st. Louis Miss Dougherty. of
Saltwater. Mrs. AL Mayer, Miss Hobert and
Miss Gussie Pope.
Mrs. Edward N. Saunders entertains a
party OF college students. men and women,
at dinner at the Town and Country club to-
Gay Tor her son. who has just returned from
Yale, and his cousin, Mr. Saunders, of Cleye-
land, Ohio who is also Yale man.
Plymouth Sunday school children will enjoy
an outing at Wildwood Saturday.
The employees of the Omaha shops will hold
their annual picnic at Wildwood Saturday
There will be games and sports CO all kinds,
and handsome prizes will be awarded at the
close of the day. A large band will be in
attendance.
The fourth annual picnic OF Norges Ekko
singing society comes of July rs at Spring
Park. A good programme Of music will be
furnished by various local societies, and there
will be sports, races, games and music by
popular orchestra.
Mrs. w. G. Prich, of Ashland avenue,
gave dinner last evening for Miss Adelane
Lewis, of Sioux City.
The Aid society of Bates Avenue church
meets this afternoon at the home of Mrs.
e. r. Spindlar, Of Maple street
Miss Fannie HILL daughter of DR.. and Mrs.
]. G. Hill. of Des Moines. Iowa, and Walter
A. Dickerman, of this city, were quietly mar
ried yesterday at the home Of Dr. and Mrs.
HOyt. of Fairmont avenue. Rev. A. Moore
oficiated in the presence Of only the immed
late relatives of the couple. The bride was
unattended and wore a goingaway gown OF
blue English suiting.
Presbyterian church met yesterday in the
parlors of the church. Mrs. Leslie Parlin,
Mrs. r. H. Myers, Mrs. Ira Gardner and
Mrs. G. W. Tate read papers.
Miss Belle Buchanan is home from St.
Cloud.
Miss Ethelyne Rowe left last evening over
the 500 for Canada to spend her vacation.
Miss Lima Beebe of Yorkville ILL.,. is soon
to be the guest Of Mrs. Thomas Riley, Of
1914 Laurel avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilkin Spence have gone to
Portland and are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. G. Long at that place.
Egbert Clarke and Fred Cook, of st. Paul,
and A. r. Parker, of Ogdensburg, N. Y,
who has been In st. Paul for some weeks,
have gone to Buffalo.
Mr. and Mrs. N NJ. Borgstrom celebrated
the thirtieth anniversary of their wedding
last evning at their home on Sixth street.
Between so and 60 people were present, most
of them old settlers. Mr.. and Mrs. Bergstrom
were married in st. Paul and have resided
here ever since. Rev. Mr.. Johnston was pres
ent and made a short address and c. ]. Pail
mer gave an original poem. The hostes was
assisted by Miss Annie Borgstrom and Miss
Edda Youngborg. Refreshments were served
informally and the most of the evening was
passed by the guests on the lawn without the
house, which was decorated with lanterns.
The Missionary society of the First M. e.
church, which met yesterday at the home
Of Mrs. S. B. Cowan, of Holly avenue, lis
tened to a talk on the Irving colored school
OF Athens, Tenn, by Mrs. Chandler. of that
place.
Miss Mamie Weir colored girl who has re-
Gently graduated from the Manning school of
oratory in Minneapolis. gave a recital last
evening in Twin City hall for the benefit of
st. Phillips Episcopal church. The programme
was a varied one and allowed the young
woman fair display Of her powers as a pub
lie reader. Miss Weir is very charming in
appearance with pleasing address and a
good amount Of dramatic ability. She gave
selections last evening from Tennyson Porter,
Shakespeare and other authors At the close
OF the programme refreshments were served
by the women of the church. the tables being
in charge of Mrs F. G. Soeders. Mrs. e. A.
Tibbs. Mrs. Vincent. Mrs. w. T. Tassaway
and Mrs. H. Roberts.
Ellsworth Circle No. g. ladies of the g. A. r..
will give musical and literary entertain
ment at 123 and 125 West Fourth street Thurs
day evening. The postoffice band will be in
attendance and ice cream and lemonade will
be served.
A social by the Sacred Thirst Society was
held at Cretin hall last evening and was well
attended. programme of songs and recita-
tions was given the delegates elected as fol-
lows to the annual convention at St. Louis
Aug. 8: DR.. p R. Heffron and Mrs. Francis
Finn.
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