The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-25
FRIDAYS SOCIAL DorNGs.
Events of a Day In and About
Paul.


Paul.
Miss Nellie Cunningham gave large
euchre party yesterday afternoon at
her home on Portland avenue. The
rooms were fragrant with blossoms
prettily arranged. In the parlors were
carnations in the library sweet peas,
and the dining room was arranged with
nasturtiums. The prizes were awarded
to Julia Donnelly, first progressive;
Laura Mickey, lone hand; Ethel Barr.
second progressive and Laura Shepard
foot. The guests were Misses Bowlin.
kavanaugh, Grace Kavanaugh, Hand,
Craig, Alice Craig, Gallup, Donnelly,
Messer Humphrey, of MINNEAPOLIS: Nc
Key, of Minneapolis; Sprague. Gussie
King, Mrs. Breen and from Merriam
park the guests were Misses Northrup,
Shepard, Zahm, Amanda Zahm. Doug
las, Bradbury, Frisk and Brainard.
Miss Cunningham was assisted by
Mrs. j. B. Beals and Miss King. Re
freshments were served from the tables
at the close of the game.
An enthusiastic meeting of the Women,s
Aid Society Of Park Congregational Church
was held yesterday afternoon in the parlors
OF the church, and partial arrangements made
Ior the work the society intends undertaking
during the encampment. Mannheimer,s old
store, on Third street, has been secured by
the women and restaurant will be run by
them in the basement. Breakfast and 70
o'clock dinner will be served and luncheon
will be served from a lunch counter every
day from 10 o'clock in the morning to 10
O'Clock In the evening. At the dining tables
200 persons may be accommodated at one
time, and at the counter 100 can be fed at
once The women are preparing to run the
place on an elaborate scale, and the very
best Of everything will be served. The com
m1ttee in charge of the arrangements is as
follows: Chairman, Mrs. John Ickler as
sisted by Mesdames e. A. Stedman. Walter
Sanborn, Alanson Messer, ]. M. Cudworth
and A. R. Goodrich. The next meeting will
be held jointly with the men of the church,
and the women on the time and place COM
mittee for the next meeting is composed of
Mrs Messer, Mrs. Salisbury Mrs. Baird and
Mrs. Clapp.
The Women's Aid Society of the Dayton
Avenue Church held large meeting at the
chapel late yesterday afternoon to make fur
Their arrangements for the G.. A. r. work
Little but routine work was accomplished
though the work is reported as progressing
well. The president was not present.
The Missionary Society of Central Presby-
terrain Church held meeting yesterday in
the church which was well attended.
Mrs Walter sanborn entertained yester-
day afternoon at her home on Virginia ave-
nue., for Miss Bruce. She was assisted by
Mrs. Edward Sanborn and the Misses San
DuIH. Inc TUUmS were pTGLLlly decorated.
The Sunday school of Peoples church gave
an Ice cream social last evening on the lawn
surrounding the Hodgson home on Dayton
avenue. The place was lighted with Ian
terms and refreshments served from small
tables in charge OF the young women of the
church.
The social by the people of St MichaePs
parish will be held this evening on the
grounds of the Odell place on Concord street,
on the West side.
Miss Sullivan, OF Merriam Park, gave a
cycle party to Como last evening, which was
attended by 200 young people from the Park
and both the cities. There was dancing in
Woodruff's hall upon the return.
The annual meeting Of Daytons Bluff w.
c. T. U. was held yesterday at the home
of Mrs. ]. w. LIE May. The meeting was
very large, and officers were elected as fol-
lows: Mrs. M. A. Warner, president; Mrs
e. R. Spindler, vice president; Mrs. II. H
Hamilton recording secretary; Mrs. e. M
Hayward, corresponding secret9ry: Mrs ri
H. Touhey, treasurer. The delegates to the
state convention We're appointed as follows:
Mrs. Patten, Mrs. Thomas delegate at large.
The union picnic Of the G. A. r. will be
held this afternoon at the summer home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Bloomer at Mahtomedi.