The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-22
IN ST. PAUL SOCIETY.
DoIngs of Dark and Quiet Nav
at Home.

at Home.
Miss Grace Robbins, of Summit
avenue, gave a large dinner party ves.
. terday, at 1 o'clock. The house was
charmlngly decorated. Among those
present were the Misses Carr. l1annbar
Nichols, Bend and Beardsley.
A large party of ST. Paul society peo-
PIE attended the hop at Fort Smelling
Wednesday evening. Among the party
were the Misses Josephene Kaiman
Gussle Pope, Daisy BIakely and Miss
recipes; Inc younger crowd who en-
Joyed the affair were the Misses Lila.
Finch, Gertrude Bancroft, Ethel Tav-
Tor and Josephine Carr. Messrs. Frank
Bancroft, Paul Kalman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Clark return home next
week from a fishing expedition.
The Misses Boeckman of Marshall avenue
nave returned from Paris
Miss King, of Ashland avenue gave a dane
ing party last evening.
dancing party last evening.
MISS Mary Goodal, of Minneapolis is visit
Ing Miss Espy. of Summit avenue.
Miss May Clark. of Dayton avenue. re-
turns from LIE Sueur the frst mart os nav+
week.
Misses Alice and Nellie officer return from
Chicago next week.
Thomas Donaldson and Walter Beals are
cycle tour.
The young ladies of Lafayette Park are
organizing bicycle club, the colors to be
red, white and blue. Their wheels will be
decorated In the American colors and they will
form living flag for the eneampment week.
A large hay-rack ride was given at Lake
Minnetonka last night by Miss Isabel Austin
A large crowd from st. Paul attended
Miss Viola Kipp is visiting at Grand Rapids
Mrs. Conradson has left st. Paul. Her
future home will be in Erie, Pa.
Capt. and Mrs. H. o. Castle and family
western avenue, return from their lake home
next week.
Mrs, P. F. Barr and daughter. Ethel. re-
turn from the East next week.
Mrs. Moriss. of Hannibal, Mo-. is visiting
her sister, Mrs. j. l.. Lathrop.
Miss McGill. of Fargo, will be the guest of
Miss Lila Finch during encampment week.
F.. A. Faber returned from the East this
week.
Mrs. ]. w. Thompson is visiting in Fart
bault.
E. W. Milligan expects his sister to visit
him in G. A. r. week.
H. T. Wright, who has been visiting Paul
kalman, has returned to his home In Kansas
City,
The Children Of the American Revolution
met at the home of Mrs. s. G. Smith yester-
day afternoon
Miller, of Fargo. to Lawrence Washington, of
this city.
The Odd Fellows picnic takes place at Rus
sell beach today. special train leaves at
30
There will be an excursion on the river
tomorrow under the auspices of the Ladies'
Sewing society of the Peoples church The
boat chartered Is the Flora Clarke. and the
start will be made at 2:30. The boat is timed
to return at 10. The ladies will provide re-
freshments on the trip.
The Normandenes Singing society will pic
mic at Smelling park tomorrow.
Norris Y. Taylor, president of the Mime
sofa Surveyors and Engineers society. came
up from Litchfieid yesterday to look over the
preparations for the society's exhibit at the
fair.
Rev. J. Med. Kerr, of Toronto. Canada
will preach in the Central Park MethoIisf
Episcopal church Sunday morning and even
ing.
The fourth annual excursion of the Twin
City Mandolin club will take place on the
Flora Clark next Wednesday evening.