The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-02
LOOKING FORWARD.


The Railway Conductors and the Brother
hood Of Locomotive Engineers of st. Paul and
Minneapolis will give and excursion and
= basket picnic, Thursday at Russell Beach
on Chisago Lake The reception committee is
composed Of Messrs. Geo. Miles, G. E. Fitz-
gerald, ". A.sSSp6oner, H. c.. Sargent, G.
W Becth N. B. Hand, Baxter, Furguson, T.
H. Browne c. W. Hathaway, w. c. Hayes
and Hugh Malloy--vThe guests will be enter
tanned with fishing, boating, dancing and re-
fFeshments. saT rsgs,s al ~ss5@
The Flower Mission of the House Of Hope
church will give a lawn party Thursday
evening on the lawn adjoining thearesidence
of Rev. J. P. Egbert, 259 Dayton avenue
for the benefit Of the Flower Mission fund
The affair is in charge Of Mrs Ferriss
chairman of the Willing Helpers society
and Miss Minnie Morrow, chairman of. the
flower committee Of the Young Peoples
Society of Christian 4EndeaveE.9w er4r,r q
Tomorrow evening the Epworth League of
Clinton Avenue Church gives an ice cream
social at the home of William Perkins Bic
East Congress street. The young women of
the church will serve the refreshments.
The following party Of young people has
chartered launch and will make trip up
the shore: Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Robinson
and Mrs. N. O. Ainey will be chaperones
The party includes Miss Minnie Hail. Miss
Cora Ainey, Misses Catherine and Margaret
Ingrebrand, and Messrs. John Wright, Charles
Strong, W. A. Hall Rufus Robinson and
others.
Inc people OF the reserve, near Fort Smell
ling, have planned picnic to Lake Johanna
for today, in which the following young peo-
pie will take part: Misses Lulu Heck, Lou
Use Murray, Lille Bouland. Aurora Bouland,
NJ. Keogh, Clara Jensen Agnes Mooney.
Messrs. Thowell, Phil Heck, AdamsH Heck.
Will Seng, Ed Beuger, John Buland Ernest
Bouland, Geisenheimer, Leuby, Jensen. Hem.
Those campers at Red Rock, who are from
st. Paul and vicinity, are planning an unique
entertainment to be given August at Red
Rock, something on the order'gof festival of
nations, which promises to be of an exceed
inglyy pleasing nature A steamer and barge
will leave for the camp at Z O'Clock in the
evening and it is anticipated that large
number from town will attend.
The lawn social which was to have taken
place Friday evening at 135 and 1877 East W.ni-
fred street, by the Union Star lodge was post
poned account Of the weather until Thurs
day. Aug. 6. All invited.
Mrs. ]. H. Cornish has invited members
Of the Friday club to her home at White
Bear Friday. There will be cards and lunch
con- About 200 viii attend. fN
The young ladies of st. Peters Episcopal
church will give AN ice cream social at the
residence of Mrs. H. w. Eddy Thursday
'evening, August s.
The ladies of Acker Relief corps will hold
their next industrial meeting at the res
idence of Mrs. Edith Harding, 416 Rondo
street, Wednesday
The annual meeting of the Lady Somerset
W. c. T. U. will be held at the home of Mrs.
evening.
Aurora Lodge No 49, Order of the World,
will give lawn social Friday evening at
the corner of Milford and Rice streets. y
The young people of the Dayton's Bluff
German NJ e. church will give an ice cream
sociabie on the lawn by the church
Constellation Chapter. o. E. S., will meet
Wednesday evening, at Masonic hall. The
degree T. A. will be conferred.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles johnson have sent
out cards for a euchre party Tuesday even
ing at their home on Iglehart street
The Women's Foreign Missionary Society Of
the House of Hope Church will meet Tuesday
afternoon at the church.
The Ladies Sewing Circle of Emmanuel Bap-
fist Church are preparing for apron sale
in the future.
The butchers picnic will be held Wednes-
day August u, at Bald Eagle Lake.
A union picnic by the U. A. O. D. will be
held at Wildwood Thursday.