The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-03
MANY HOUSE PARTIES.
At NeighbOring Lakes Will Mark the
"GIorfous Fourth

"GIorfous Fourth
The GLORIOUS Fourth will be duly
celebrated tomorrow by local societies
and number Of house parties have
been arranged by people in town and
people at the lakes. A party composed
Of Ethel Haynfe, Edith and Martin
Holman, Mart Richardson, Guy Rus
sell, and Don Haynie will spend the
day at the Mcclure cottage Lake Shore;
Mr.. and Mrs Merriam will entertain a
large party from st. Paul at their sum-
mer home at Forest Lake. Mrs. r. 3.
Galusha entertains a house party from
town at her cottage at White Bear.
The citizens of Como and Warrendale
give picnic at Fetsch's grove, Union
and Chatsworth streets, for the benefit
of st. Andrews church. The young
people of First M. E. church will give
steamboat excursion to Lake Pepin
on the Daisy. The steamer leaves st.
Paul at o'clock in the morning. There
will be music, and refreshments will be
served by the women of the church.
The Interurban picnic at Midway, by
the people of st. Marks church will be
the only Catholic celebration in the
Twin Cities and promises to be huge
success. Great interest has been mani
tested in the athletic sports which COM
pose a tug-of-war between the Hiber-
mans Of st. Paul and Minneapolis,
pony and cycle races. There will be
public speakers present and the even
ing will close with an elaborate display
of fire works.
Many of the society people, especially
among the younger set, will attend the
races at Minnetonka. There will be
numerous displays of fire works at
private residences in town and at the
club houses, one of the largest of
which will be the illumination and cele-
bration at the Capital City Club House.
on East Seventh and Maple streets. q
The seventy-sixth birthday Of Charlotte
o. Van Cleye was honored by her friends
and associates on the board of Bethany home
Minneapolis, with dinner party given at the
home Wednesday noon. The dinner table
was decorated with larkspur and each guest
was the recipient Of bouquet from Mrs. Men
denhall The girls of the home presented
Mrs. Van Cleve with huge bunch of pink
and white carnations one for each year of
her life. The ladies on the board also re-
membered her with pretty tokens of their af-
lection. Mrs. Van Cleye delighted her asso-
ciates with little speech of thanks, in
which she also wove some pleasant stories
and "reminiscences Of long ago birthdays. The
guests present were Messrs and Mesdames
H. F. Brown. T. B. Walker, Mendenhall, Mrs.
Overlook. the resident physician and nurses.
The Town and Country club is planning one
Of the largest road races ever held in the
Twin Cities. The event comes off July H. at
O'Clock in the afternoon on the Calhoun
road. and there are fully forty entries, nearly
all the members Of the club being wheelmen,
and taking part.
Cards have been issued for the marriage of
Miss Fanny Elizabeth Larkin and Willis Mel
son SchOff. Miss Larkin is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Larkin. and is one of
ding takes place July Is, in st. Clements
church. Bishop Gilbert will oficiate assisted
by Rev. George Judd, of Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Caulfeld have returned
from their wedding trip, and are at home
Thursdays of this month at 412 Ashland av-
enue.
Harry George and Franklin Krieger leave
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs H. P. Conlin spent the first of
the week at North st. Paul, the guests of
Mrs. Herrick.
Willis Riley, Charley Lonsbury and Leo
Story left yesterday for Lindstrom to spend
month in camp.
Mrs. Louise Harris and three sons leave
today for few days camping trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Riley Ray Holdredge,
OF st. Paul: Miss Name Patch and John Lud-
lum, of Minneapolis, leave next week for
weeks stay at Minnetonka.
E. F. Davidson of the Collonade is recov-
ering from his recent serious Illness.
Capt. and Mrs. Rogers, of the Tenth infan-
try, U. s. A.. will arrive in st. Paul this
week. Cept. Rogers is on Gen Brooke's staff.
Miss Nellie A. Hope has returned from
successful concert trip to Iowa City.
DR.. and Mrs. Conley. Miss Mary Randall,
Mrs George H. Biggs, Miss Alcott, Miss Hope,
Miss Gertrude Gates. Miss Wilson and Miss
Bacon are among those who will attend the
Baptist Young Peoples Union at Milwaukee,
July Is.
Miss Bessie Hannay returns today from
Cleveland. o. Miss Hannay has spent the
last year with Lieut.. and Mrs. Cronin, at
West Point.