The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-19
MIDSUMMER MERRIMENT.
Boings of ST. Paul People at HON,
and Away.

Boings of ST. Paul People at Home
and Away.
Thaddeus Maltby chapter Of the
Children of the American Revolution,
will hold its first meeting Friday, at
Mrs. DR.. Smiths, on Marshall avenue.
Mr. and Mrs A. NJ p CowIey, of
Dellwood, celebrated their tin wedding
Saturday, with picnic at the PENN
sula, and a party at their home later in
the evening. Dancing to a large au-
dience was enjoyed and about three
hundred guests were present VI
Mr. and Mrs. Jordan, of Lake Shore,
will give a dancing party Thursday
evening.
The Golden Rule Reading Circle of the
House of Hope Church met last evening in
the church parlors: Discussions were held
on current political topics, and a game of
biblical characters played. Refreshments
were served. Those present were largely the
young people of the C. E. society and their
friends.
Miss Johanna Willius, of Hoffman avenue,
gives euchre party Friday evening.
The Fudge club meets tonight at the home
of Mrs. Horace Bigelow, Of Irvine park.
gives a bicycle party tonight. Those invited
are Misses Hawkins. Flower Proctor, Dr.
Orion, Ernest Hosmer, Rogers and G. Coch-
rane.
Miss McQuillan. of Laurel avenue, gave
bicycle party last night.
John Miller entertained informally Monday
evening. Those present were Misses Carrie
weed, May Strong, Katherine Evarts, Julia
Mcclellan and Dora johnson; Messrs Walter
Hale, Buford, H. Oppenheim and C.. Farnam.
The engagement is announced of Miss Ma
goffn, of Texas, who has often visited ST.
Paul., to Lieut. Glasgow, of Fort Bliss in
San Antonio. The wedding will take place
Oct. !.
The cathedral parish gave a lawn social last
evening for the benefit of the Catholic in
fants home, corner of Marshall and Mac
K sl Inc social was given on the grounds
decorated with flags and Chinese lanterns and
flowers. Four tables with dainty refresh
m me rs charming flower booth presided over
by the Misses Russell and Tanning and
lemonade stand made the place attractive.
Among the ladies assisting were Mesdames
M. r. Kennedy, Caulfeld, Little, King, Ma
lone and Prendergast. Music was furnished
by the Hibernian band.
:, MRS: McNair. of Dayton avenue, entertained
the 81. Joseph Tabernacle society at a pro-
gressive euchre Monday evening -Four tables
were played.
Miss Florence Hall, is visiting Miss Hone
OF harrington avenue, this week.
MISS Maude Messner will return to this
CITY from Atkinson. ILL.,, this week.
MISS Rcna Aims Is visiting Miss Apnleton
at White Bear lake.
Miss Bruce, the guest of Mrs. w. Sanborn
returns East next week.
Charming Timberlake of Arundel street
day morning. ri $ 81
Rev: DR.. Bowen, of Louisiana, is visiting
Mr.. Greer.
Lawrence Washington has returned from
Detroit lake.
Mrs. w. D. Brennan returned from New
York last night
Mrs. K. Schiffman entertained informally
Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Armstrong and family left
yesterday for Vermont.
Mrs. Hoag and sons OF Hague avenue arc
visiting In North Dakota.
Miss p M. Henessey and Mrs. r. Deyereax
have returned from Osceola.
Miss Ethel Taylor has returned home from
short visit at White Bear.
Harvey Clapp returned yesterday from a
camping party near Saltwater.
Mrs. Rufus Clarke gives a sailing party
at White Bear Monday evening.
The family of M. L. Saunders returned
home from the Brule Monday.
Miss Grace Saunders, Of Cleveland, Is Wis
iting her aunt, Mrs. G.. J. Morris.
The Tuesday Evening Boys Club of House
Of Hope Church will go to Como Saturday.
Miss Katherine Abbott returned this week
from visiting Miss Sanborn, at White Bear
Miss Marion Sanborn leaves SATURDAY. for
few days visit at Excelsior, Minnetonka
Miss SiIverstone, of Chicago, will be the
guest of Miss E. Haisley in the near future.
Miss e. Holman and Miss Tice are visiting
Mrs: Forest, of harrington avenue, this
week.
Mrs Wood and daughter, Nancy, returned
home Thursday from visit in Pennington,
MINI.
Miss Edith Brill has returned from a
short visit at the home of Judge Otis, Min
netonka.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Kuhnen, of Daven-
port. To-. are guests in the city on their way
to the Brule.
G. johnson, r. Lanpher, w Johnson. Fred
Mailer and G.. Allen are camping at lind
strom Mimi.
Messrs. Archie Clark and albert MCGOWAN