The Saint Paul globe., 1896-07-23
GRIEFENDoRF BOUND OVER.
Charged With Setting Fire to His
Home.

Home.
The testimony of Gustave Aschmidt,
Lieut.. Pendy and Assistant Chief Cook,
of the fire department, was heard yes
terday in the examination of August
Grlerendorf, who was charged W4rn
arson. The testimony Of the witnesses
was In line with the statements made
by them and published in the G O e
on tuesday. Judge Orr, after listening
TO the evidence, held Griefendorf to
| await the action of the grand jury. The
question of bail was left to the jude of
the district court to fix, Judge Orr decid-
ing that in such case he did not care
70 interfere. The penalty upon convict
lon is from five tOififteen years. No evil
dence was introduced by the defense at
the examination,
Mrs. Walter sanborn entertains Friday af-
ternoon at her home on Virginia avenue, for
Miss Bruce, of Boston. I
St. Michael's parish gives social this
evening at the Oden home, Concord and
South Wabasha Streets
A lawn social will ibe given this evening at
the nome OF Miss Mortensen, 65 East Grove
street, by the young speople of Bethany
church.
The Laurel Cycler club has made many
the club house this evening, and large num-
Der OF invitations haves been issued for the
event among ST. Paul wheelmen and others
outside the bicycle gworld. There will be
dancing in the club house in connection with
the fete on the lawns and frst-class orches-
ira will be in attendance.
The annual picnic of the Church of the
Good Shepard will be held at Russell Beach,
Chtsago Lakes, Wednesday, July 29 The
picnic train leaves the depot at o'clock in
morning OF he oh n1-
ars Of the Sunday school will be given free
transportation.
Miss Kittie Sullivan gives cycle party
Friday evening, assisted by her brother, l..
j. Sullivan.
Mrs. Stanley Wood entertains the After
noon Euchre club tomorrow afternoon at her
home on Ashland avenue. .,ts
Invitations have been received in town to
hop at Merriam Park this evening, to be
given by the Misses Bell for their guests
the Misses Laudenslager5 OF Duluth.
2 The Sacred Thirst. societys will give a
Clipping party this evening at Cretin hall
Fort and Sixth streets. Refreshments will
be served, and the following programme pre-
sented: Piano selections by Misses Flynn,
Devere, Wagner, Datka and Drake mandolin
and guitar, Misses Della and Clara Allie:
Messrs. Duden and Wells; vocal solo, Miss
Sylvia Egan; reading, Miss Lillian Pearley;
led by Miss Millie Pottgieser. The Hibernian
band will play several selections during the
evening.
studying musical composition in Boston goes
to Auburn for his summer vacation.
Mr.. Farwell has had success in his work
and two of his compositions have recently
been accepted by the Boston Symphony or
chestra, and will be played by that organiza-
tion during the engagement at Boston this
season.
The ice cream social and dancing party by
the Daughters of Erin,s held in Central hall
last evening, was ATTENDED by about 300
people, and was in,Yeyery way success
| Brosse's orchestra of fourteen pieces was in
attendance and the dancing was thoroughly
enjoyed. Ice cream cake and lemonade were
served in the 'diningEihall. The general COM
mittee was composed Of Mrs. T. Mcdonald
chairman; Miss Cook, Il Miss Maloney, Mrs.
Mitchell, Mrs. e. Bufnes and Mrs. p. ].
Kelley. Reception noInmittee, Mrs. A. A.
Pottgieser, Mrs. N.slHayerty, Misses Troy
| Doyle, Roach, Burnes, Boland and Mrs. Ger
rity. Frappe served by Mrs. Scanlan,
Miss Gelboy and Miss Malloy. The pro-
ceeds were for the benefit Of the sick fund.
Mrs George Bowers entertained twenty-five
children yesterday afternoon at her home,
4S3 Seby avenue, forli her little daughter,
Miss Sarah, whose Eighth birthday it was.
The afternoon was thoroughly enjoyed by the
little ones, and at itsoclose refreshments were
served.
Dayton Avenue Sunday school will go to a
picnic to the banks of the Mississippi some
day in the near future.
Unity Temple, Rathbone Sisters, will give
social next week Wednesday at the home of
Mrs. Addison Belcher, 597 Como avenue.
Mrs. P. R. L. Hardenbergh entertained at
euchre yesterday afternoon at her home 665
Central Park place.
Another trolley party came over from
Minneapolis last evening with piano and
an orchestra aboard. The car did not stop
in st. Paul, but went direct to Como and
from there back to Minneapolis.
A party to Ramaley's to the hop Saturday
evening will be composed Of Miss Maude
Holmes, Miss May Foley Miss Mary Holmes.
Miss Bessie Lytle, Miss Kittie King Miss
Marie Mason. Miss Leontine Paradis, and
Messrs. F. NJ Hoblet Harry Deuger Elan
nigan, Pratt Hurley, Ward James Nolan
Frank Doran, M. Foley Tom Darrah and
DIR. A. P. Kean.. The party will be chap
eroned by Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Trow.
The Young Peoples Society of the Dayton
Avenue Presbyterian Church will give an ex-
eursion on the steamer Daisy Saturday aft
ernoon and evenings July 20, and extend a
cordial Invitation to the young people of all
denominations to join In the pleasure of this
occasion. Good music has been engaged
which will add to the enjoyment of the trip.
Refreshments will be served by the young
ladies of the society. The boat will leave
Jackson street dock lat s2:30 p. M, returning
at 10 p. M
Mrs. B. A. Waters and son, of the Port
land, accompanied by Miss r. Foley, have
departed for trip over the Great Lakes.
Miss Marie Mason, of st. Peter, and Mrs.
s. A. Golfer, Of Staples, the guests of
Mrs. L. G.. Trow, at the Buckingham.
Mrs. T. l.. Luddington of the Colonnade.
improved in health.