The Saint Paul globe., 1897-06-30
SUMMER SOCIAL
Mrs. ID. A. MOnfOrt Entertafns at
Lunche heOn-PersOnaI Mention.


LuncheOn-PersOnaI Mention
A luncheon was given yesterday
afternoon for Mrs. Alexander Horn,
by Mrs. d. A. Monfort, of Dayton ave-
nue.. Mrs. Monfort was assisted by the
Misses Horn, Saunders, Wood, McClel-
Ian, Simpson and Monfort, all Of whom
are the girlhood friends of Mrs. Horn
Peak Sisters entertainment was given
Iast evening at Leidertafel hall by the
women of Bethany Congregational church.
AN ADDRESS by Penelope Peak (Mrs. Bailey,
III Whlch she told the various accomplishments
OF the rest of the Peak sisters opened the
programme. Prudence Peak Miss Palmer)
! gave "a piano 500. Spanish Dances When
the Wind Blows in From the Sea- was a yo-
cal duet by Portia Peak and Puma Peak
Mrs. Hosmer and Miss Wood Pomona
Peak Peak GMrs. Clifford gave original poem,
Fales and Miss Rice as Priscilla Peak and
Pauline Peak, gave two piano and mandolin
selections; Miss Mcintyre, as Patti Peak,
gave solo, as also did Miss Wood. as Pluma
Peak Papiiita Peak Miss Heath rected
ne Peak sisters, sixteen in number, gave
drill, which was well executed. The pro-
gr2mme closed with the chorus "Curfew
Bell" by the sisters. Refreshments were
then served by Mesdames Schrieiber Hebber-
ly Reiss.er, Getchel, Dow, Lawler and
Gribbs.
Mrs j. c. Fitzgerald and Judge John w.
Willis will be married this morning at St
LIke'S church Father McNulty will offcate
! John F. Gehan VIII sing and Miss Sans Souci
Will play the wedding march Mrs Fitz-
gerald viii be unattended A breakfast will
De served at the home of the bride, ON Sum
NIT avenue, after the ceremony. The bride
ana groom will spend the summer at the
seashore and will be at home after Sept. l at
S23 Summit avenue.
A quaint little cantata, ''Stranee Visitors ,,
was given last night by the Junior League
Oh the Westminster Church in the church
pariors.
meeting OF the executive board of di-
rectors of tho ST. Paul School of Fine Arts
will be held Thursday at the home Of Mrs
D. A. Monfort.
The Liberal Union Of Minnesota Women
picnicked at Minnetonka yesterday Mrs
E. E. Woodman read a paper on High
er education, and Mrs. Moffatt gave paper
en- Mrs Caroline Bartlett Krane's institutional
church at Kalamazoo
Mrs. J. ID: Armstrong leaves today for the
seashore, where she will spend the summer.
Mrs. H. J. Hammond and the Misses Ham
mond leave the middle of July for European
trip.
Mrs. Kenyon leaves for the East TODAY
Messrs. Hale and William Smith returned
yesterday from Cornell and will spend the
summer in ST. Paul
Mrs. F. Goodwin who has been visiting Mrs
george Armstrong, leaves today for New York
Mrs. John EStabrook of Lincoln avenue
Will return Monday from the East, where
she was called by the illness of her son, a
Cambridge man. -
Rev. and Mrs. w. R. Lord will spend few
days in Merriam Park before leaving for the
East. - ~
Mrs. G. A. Randall, of River Falls. is the
guest of Mrs. T. B. Wheelcck.
Miss Abbie Spaulding of st. Albans street
VIII spend the summer at the Partridge
cottage at White Bear
Miss Mary Corning will return Saturday
from White Bear.
Mr. and Mrs Alfred A. Drew and family.
OF st. Louis, have moved to St. Paul, and
are at the Seville.
Mrs H. NJ Temple, of TAI Portland. IS
entertaining Miss Helen Thompson, Of Eau
Miss Susan Brady, Miss Abbie Middleton
ana Mrs A. l.. Huston leave this week for
hlch valley, where they will be the guests
Of Miss Husten.
Ihe Misses May and Margaret Flavin have
returned from Prior Lake where thew snent
the past week NpO-'
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Mabee, of Chicago are
the guests of Mrs. w. F. Sturtevant, of Mar
shall avenue - ~
Miss Brooks, of st. Joseph, Mo-. IS The
guest of Mr. and Mrs. S. O. Brooks Of
Holly avenue. Vi
The young women Of ST. Mary's parish will
give a lawn fete on the Whitaker lawn about
the middle of July.
Mrs. Henry B. Farwel of Selby avenue
ieIt I, last evening for California to be gone
until late in August
Fuller, of Hague avenue, left yesterday after
noon 1or ner home at Butte, Mont She had
peen visiting friends in st. Paul Saltwater
anu Whlte Bear for some months