The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-19

son. John Rodger, A. MccIlloch, A. d. Nc
Leod, ]. Steiner, w. w. Lorimer. P. Webb
and Forrest Fox. rf
large party Of st. Paul young people en-
joyed an outing at Lake Owasso Sunday.
Brose's orchestra furnished the music. and
Tony Linder gave some vocal selections. The
party was chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs G..
Schubert Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Fetsch, Mr.
Nell Pusch, Helen Christian, Anna M.
Fetsch, Kathrien Luggan. Clara Fetsch,
Marie Hogland, L. Duggan l.. Hozelbarth,
Lulu st. Onge, of FGargo Annie Snyder, of
st. Louis; Kilt Malay, Jennie Henen. LII
Ian Tucker, Louis Nash, Charles Lonnen, p
Pusch, H. Bettenburg, H. P. Bohurn, Tony
sonnen, Ed Mugly. Tony snider. J. S. Her.
toys. j. w. Fineout, G. Pothen S. Lach-
epele, Frank Observation-Disclosures Jack wal
ters, J. w. Latourelle and others.
Mrs. G. S. Grant entertained Wednesday
evening for Miss Lucy Mayfeld and Miss
Helen Rockwell, of Chicago The pariors
were tastefully arranged with vines and mas
turtiums, while sweet peas predominated In
the dining room. After refreshments there
was an informal programme of music. The
guests included Mrs. E. A. Rogers, Mrs.. G.
J.. Finn. Miss Mamie Finn and Miss Sadie
Gibbons, OF this city; the Misses Nellie and
ma may u Irving ,o Of Minneapolis Messrs. Haml
der, of Freeport, Ill.
Chas. H. Weinke was rendered a surprise
Friday evening at his home on Fuller street.
me guests We're MT. and Mrs. A. F. w. Kers-
tcA, lHo MISSES Alice PaShl6y, Claire Berher-
lex. Sadie Pashley, Rose Metzgar, Mary Nc
D1armld, Lillian Berherick, Eugenia Long
n mia Dora Metzgar and Minnie Peterson, Of
minneapolis N Messrs. A. Hall, H. Warren. j.
Errgan, f. Hall, ]. Cunningham H. H. Eads.
Fred Wallace, of Minneapolis, and M NichoI,
son. There was a mandolin orchestra and
dancing.
Mr.. and Mrs H r. Hardick. Of Kent
street, gave a lawn party Friday evening to
ABOUT hfty young folks, in honor of their
i daughters, Florence and Edith. The
mouse was decorated throughout with flow
ers and ferns, and the lawn was brilliant
with beautiful lanterns The Twin Citv
Mandolin club furnished music. and alto.
getner 1t was one of the prettiest affairs of
the season. "
The Cyril church on Erie street gave a
peasant picnic at Wildwood Thursday. At
the grounds dinner was served to all the
members, and the afternoon was snent In
races races boating and other games. The com
mlttee in charge was the Rev. G. Treka
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Clark Mr.. and Mrs
Munar, Mr.. and Mrs. Washick. Miss Agnes
Leftch and Joseph Shanan.
Inc fourth annual picnic of Norges Ekko
6 6,nglng society comes off July rs at Spring
ralh. gooo programme of music will be
luInlsned by various local societies and there
VIII De sports, races, games and music nv q
popular orchestra. ~
MISS Mamie Finn gave a cycle party Fri
udy evening Tor Miss Mayfield and Miss Hell
en- Rockwell, of Chicago. REFRESHMENTS
gan. - y. Hhoi-
MI. and Mrs L. v. Hurd were pleasantly
Tuesday e at 9her home re Hawthorn
rh Wy a party Oh friends.
me Y. p. S. G. E. OF Davton Avan,.
church will give an excursion down the riuar
saturday afternoon and evening. ii'0.
Inc Home Missionary Society of House of
hope church meets Tuesday in the narlors
of the church INC pariors
The Alert Euchre club will he entar+o,,od
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Crosby Gno5'
rich avenue. 0s' 0ooo-
me annual picnic of st. Phillips Episcopal
mission VIII be held Aug. Is at Spring PARK.
Mrs. Champie Cook, of Paramount avenue
entertains at euchre Friday afternoon.
Inc church Of the Good Shepherd win pic-
mic at Russell beach July 49, -
D. of 3. No. 8 will give another Ice cream
social July o. s' Al