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

A surprise party was given for Miss Anna
Nyquist at her home, SIS Albermarle street
Thursday night. The following were present:
Rlsses Dora Dora Reimer. Bertha Reimer, Daisy
walker, Maggie Docherty, w Maloney. Nam
ME Hodgins, Lillian Danstrom, LIZ
o a,e f0 Me.srs Annie iGonnors, Alma wy
r. Shea, H. Greene, W. Greene, C. Green, G..
Harberogh, w. Swan, L. Lightner. l.. Ros-
ness, c. Vyquist and ]. Cousineau
The ladies of White Bear Beach will give
benefit concert for the M. E. church next
THURSDAY evening, In the pavilion at the
peach A fine musical programme. par
ticipated in by many of the best vocal and
instrumental instr artists of the Twin Cities, has
been arranged. Miss Mighell of Cbicago
Miss Pace, Of St. Paul. and the Messrs HIM
ana PARSONS, two .well-known vocalists will
De among the number participating.
Ihe women of st. Josephs parish gave q
Iair four1hg the latter part of the week on the
fNacant/iot at Dayton and Virginia avenues
Inc event closed last week after a most suc-
cessful series Of vocal and instrumental nro
grammes given in connection with the bazaar
Mrs. Clapp and Mrs. Salisbury chaperoned a
wednesday afternoon. The trip was made on
hay rack, and after the return the party
was entertained at the home of Mrs Clapp
on Portland avenue.
The home of Mrs. NJ M. Holder was the
scene tuesday evening of pretty ice cream
social given by the Aid Society Of Oliyet M
r. Church. There was an orchestra in at
tendance, ana ice cream, cake and fruit were
served.
The Sacred Thirst society gave an enter
tainment in Cretin hall Tuesday evening
which was well attended. There was a pro-
gramme of songs and recitations and dele
elected.
Miss Helen Hill. of the training department
OF st. Luke shospital, entertained the grad
uatlng class OF Sc Monday at the home of
Mrs. j. b. Hoxie, Summit avenue A
mandolin orchestra attended and there was
dancing.
The fair held last week by the people of
Assumption parish, on the grounds adjoining
the cnurcn, was very successful, and was at
tended by 1000 people during the evenings it
was held.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Lorimer celebrated their
twenty-hfth wedding anniversary Tuesday
evening at their home, 1e5 University ave-
nue.. Mr.. and Mrs. Lorimer were married in
Scotland.
The women of st. Louis church gave an
open-air entertainment Wednesday evening In
the lot at Tenth and Cedar. There was a
programme of varied nature and good at
tendance
Ellsworth circle gave musical and literary
entertainment Thursday evening at 1913 and
125 West Fourth street. The postof1ce band
was in attendance and refreshments were
served.
reception to the Sons Of Veterans will
be held Thursday evening Of next week at
the home Of Mrs. D. Swank 500 South Ex-
change, by the Ladies' Aid No. g.
The Moonlight Dancing club gave an ex-
cursion down the river on the Flora Clark
Wednesday evening. 1t was the second an
nual excursion of the club.
The women of Emmanuel Baptist church
gave social in the church Monday evening.
The tables were decorated with flowers and
ice cream and cake served.
Capital City Cycle club has plan on foot
to give an entertainment for the young wor-
en- who assisted the club at its lawn fete
some weeks ago.
Mrs. Freeman, of Western avenue. is
chaperoning camping party at Lake Min
netonka made up of well-known young So
ciety, people.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C.. Shea entertained
Drummond, Wis, and Miss Lennon of Wash
burne, Wis.
The following boys will form a camping
party to Center City next week: Harry
Kerr. Harvey Carr. Arthur Warner and jay
Gran.
A union picnic Of the G. A. r. will be held
Saturday, July rs, at Camp Lincoln, the
home Of Mrs. Samuel Bloomer, at Mahto-
medi.
Mrs. F. G. Warner is chaperonine . nar,v
at Lake Owasso. The camp is composed of
young people from both the cities.
The Laurel Cycle club will give a lawn
fete and DANCING party Thursday evening at
the club house on Grand avenue
Miss May Parker entertained at euchre
Wednesday afternoon at her home ON St
Anthony avenue.
Miss Guthrie. of Laurel avenue. entertained
the Fudge club Thursday afternoon.
Plymouth Sunday school children went to
| Wildwood for picnic yesterday.