The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-29
SUMMER SOCIAL NEWS.
Some Events of Interest on the Card
for Tonight.

some EVSntS or interest on TIC cara
for Tonight.
Miss Elsie Shave gives a musical tomorrow
evening in compliment to Louis Shave, of
New York
The ladies Of the Commercial Club Cyclers
have arranged for a delightful basket picnic
tomorrow afternoon at the club house on the
southwestern shore of Lake Como. The en-
tertainment will begin at 4:3O with a mems
bicycle race of enc mile between members of
the club. This will be followed by bicycle
race between the ladies of the same length.
Then VIII come a novelty-a slow bike race
1.-The kind at which the loser wins" The
club members will try which is the slowest for
distance of 600 yards, returning-weari,d
no doubt-to supper served on the club house
lawn by the ladies from baskets.
After supper there will be singing by Mrs.
c. B. Yale, P. ]. Shaub and others, inter-
sspersed with instrumental music. The even
ing's programme will then close with dancing
Among the ladies who have charge of the
affair are: Mrs. T. S. Smith, Mrs P. j.
Shaub, Mrs. Oliver Crosby, Mrs G. F. Clifford
Mrs. H. B. Huntington, Mrs o. E. Albrecht
Jessie A. Gregg, Mrs. E. C. Stringer, Mrs. J.
W. Willis, Mrs. B. H. Schriber, Mrs. F. D.
Kendrick; Mrs. c: W. Hornick. Mrs. Oscar
hallam, Mrs. A. D. Brown and Mrs. NJ. W.
Bergmire. They are preparing for an attend
ance of about one hundred
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First
swedish N E: church will give a lawn So
cial this evening OF the lawn adjoining the
residence of Mrs. John Malmgren, SIS York
stl eet.
turned from White Bear lake, where re- she
visited friends for two weeks.
Miss Minor, Of Portland avenue, enterta' n
Mrs. C. L. Jett of st. Paul, and for Miss
Leach, of Chattanooga. The decorations
were nasturtiums About forty guests were
present
Miss Maud Freeman entertained party
OF young people at progressive euchre
Wednesday. at Royal Oaks, Birch Lake. in
by Miss Jennie Tracey, Miss Martho seiholt,
Gertie H:ene and Honey Holl. Lunch was
served at O'clock. Among the guests were
Jennie Tracey, Elsie and Gretta Mertens, .Jen-
ME Seiholt, Gertie Hiene, Agnes Holl, lima
and Martha schefer. Gene Gavin, ~, Freda
Dove Henry, Margaret Middleton, Eleanor
Dickinson and others.
The Ladies' auxiliary, A. o. H., will give a
Columbian euchre party this evening in
Central hall.
TIE Daughters of Veterans meet this
evening in Acker post hall to make arrange
ments for an entertainment to be held soon.
Miss TlmDerlake, MISS MauCe Taylor and
Miss Stevenson are guests of Mrs. Morris
Hal:owell at Northwood
Miss Hope Payne, the violinist. is In Du-
buque.
Miss Alice NJ. Fowler, of Dayton avenue, is
visiting in Chicago.
Gov. and Mrs. Yale. of Winona, are guests
of Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Yale. Of Dayton ave-
nue.
Mrs. NJ E. Mckee, of Aurora avenue, leaves
for San Francisco and other cities en- route
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. w. D. Arnold, Of Bates ave-
nue., are at Bald Eagle lake.
Miss Mary Holbert is home from a house
party at the home of T. B. Dougherty, in
Saltwater.
Fred Sabin Is home from Detroit, where he
was a delegate to the meeting of insurance
man.
Miss Josephine Ka.man, who has been max
ing a tour of the lakes, is in Chicago, en-
route for home.
Miss Ruby Teasdalo is home from visit
in Chicago
Miss Gertrude Bancroft is home from From
terac
Miss Mary Dorsey leaves today for Fargo
for two weeks visit.
Mrs. J. B. HoXsie has returned from q visit
in Washington and New York.