The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-18
ONE DAY In SOCIETY.
Pretty Church Social at the Hodgson
Residence.

Pretty Church Social at the HOdgsOn
Residence.
The Young Peoples Society of Peo-
pies church, gave a social last evening
at the Hodgson residence on Dayton
avenue. The grounds were lighted
with lanterns and refreshments served
by the young people from number
of little tables placed about the lawn
under the trees. There was an or
chestra in attendance and a very good
time was had by every one.
The Y. P. S. C. E. of Dayton Avenue
Church will give an excursion up the Min
nesota river Saturday afternoon and evening
of next week. The steamer Daisy has been
chartered for the occasion, and will leave
the dock at the foot of Jackson street at 2
o'clock in the afternoon. The committee in
charge is William Mickey, Miss Simons, Ber-
tram Ware. Miss Brack, e. r. Sin1ons and
Miss Fanny Pattee. Lunch will be taken by
some OF the young people though refresh
ments may be had on board the boat
The colored ladies' arch committee of the
G. A. r. will meet Monday evening In st.
James A. M. E. church. on Fuller and Jaw
streets, at o'clock
Bohdrich will leave next week for camping
trip to Center City. They will be gone a
month.
'ciety young men and women, will leave to-
day for Minnetonka to camp for ten days on
Wawatassee island. The party will be cha
peroned by Mrs. Freeman of, Western ave-
nue., and includes Miss Mumford, Miss Fer
ry, Miss Latamer, Miss McCauley Miss
Stickney. Miss Horn, Miss Wanzer, and
Bigelow, Lee, Cochran, Burns and Griggs.
Mrs. H A. Castle entertained the members
of the Friday Morning circle YESTERDAY at
her home at Silver lake. About forty wo-
men from town, members of the club were
the guests. Mrs. Castle was last winter
member of the circle. which met each Fri
day morning with Mrs. Clinton Bachus.
China and Hainan" was the subject of
the meeting of the W. F. NJ. s. at Dayton
Avenue church yesterday afternoon. Mrs E.
;. Axteli read paper on I'm Christ's Stead
In the Highways and Hedges and the sub
1ect OF Miss Hills paper was In Christs
Stead Among the Sick Mrs. George Win
throp Lewis gave pleasing vocal selection
and the young women's question class had
an enjoyable session.
DR.. Auten Pine who has been visiting her
brothers family in Upton, To-. for the last
month ont has returned improved in health.
the St Paul people who are on the steamer
st. Paul for st. Louis yesterday.
Mrs H. N. Moloy, of East Third street,
leaves Aug. for New York, and sails Aug
for Paris for a months stay.
Mrs G.. A. Rose, of Bedford street, ac-
eompanied by her sister, Mrs Peterson, has
returned from Fargo
Mrs. Sibbie Tough, of Saltwater, returned
home yesterday. after having been the guest
of Mrs. S. v. Root.
Herbert Atwood and Miss Louise Atwood.
OF New York are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Webb
of Nelson avenue
Miss Agnes v. McDermott and the Misses
McDonough spent part of the week at
Lake View.
Miss Anna Donohue of New Richmond. is
the guest of friends in st. Paul and Mime
apolis
Miss Julia Gallup. of Holly avenue is
entertaining Miss Alice Webb, of Minneap-
oils.
Mrs. Walker and Miss Helen Walker of
Dayton's bluff, are at the Pacific coast
Miss Jeanet Buck, of Hamline, and Mrs.
Buck will spend Sunday at Lake City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Spence will return
Monday from trip to the coast
Miss Minnie o,Brien, of Taylor's Falls is
visiting in the city
erdeen. AZ