The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-04
DAYTOE'S BLUFF.

Miss Fannie Granville entertained at cinch
IueSday evening Tor the Misses Remington,
OF Phi!adelphia. The prizes were awarded
Among the guests were the Misses Belle
Morse, Edna Hubbard, Anna and Lillian
McCloud, Edith Morrow, Helen Hoyt, Bessie
and Madge Remington; Messrs. Albert Forr-
sell, Walter Campbell, Joe Starkey, George
Robinson, Frost and others.
A surprise was given Tuesday evening for
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Smith by the Ladies'
Cooperative Society Of the Atlantic Church
A musical programme was given by Mrs
A: e: Thompson, Mrs ]. c. Morrison and
A surprise was given Saturday afternoon
for Miss Beatrice Darmody Those present
were: Marie Malloy, Helen Keenan,, Irene
crawford r Word Nellie Kelly, Annie Darmody, Mel
ne Davis, Maggie Mulligan, Florence Kern
George and Eddie Stapleton and Ray Kelly
a surprise was given Tuesday evening for
Oiam Burnnam; The guests were Walter
G GI:IT Charles Cowgirl Garnet Joceiyn,
Whine burton, Arthur Burton and Mrs Hays
Miss Maude G. Freeman entertained
wednesday at her summer house, ROYAL
Oaks, Birch lake. for the Alpha Phi fra
ternity Of the state university
A number Of the young people of ST
JOINS German Lutheran church gave a sur
prise Monday evening for their pastor, Rev.
Carl GauzewitZ.
= The EPworth League Of the Dayton's Bluff
German NJ. e. Church gave hayrack party
TO Woodbury. Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Madison, who have
"a rUypI
have returned to Chicago.
D Mr.. and Mrs McCloud have returned from
baId Eagle, where they have been chaperon-
Ing party for two weeks.
Rey. j. r: Aikenhead, the guest Of Rev.
ana Mrs. w. n. Jameson, has returned to
Toronto Canada.
Prof. H. H. Hindshaw, Of Tacoma, was the
guest OF the Misses Tanning on his way to
Baltimore.
The Atlantic church will resume the regu-
lar Sunday evening services, beginning this
evening ~
The Misses Vihstadt are entertaining their
niece Miss Lydia Heinrich, of River Falls.
The Misses Remington guests of the Nissas
McCloud, have returned to PHILADELPHIA.
Mrs. Ringen, who has been visiting the
misses hrieger, has returned to ST. Louis
Mrs. Burton and Mrs. c. D. Hays chape-
roned small party at Wildwood Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs Coulter have been enter
tanning Mr.. st. Marie, Of Dakota
The Misses Hilster have been entertain
ing their brother from Oshkosh
:, Miss Moreno DAILY, of Langdon, is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. James MattimOre
Mrs. Omar Scott, of Rockford Ill. ia Wait
Ing her mother, Mrs. L. Krleger.
Mrs. Morrison will entertain the Idle Hour
Clnch club Thursday afternoon
Mrs; Henry Habighorst will entertain the
Birthday club Friday, Sept. g.
Mrs. Sam Brant and Miss Fannie Brant
spent the week in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Hartman and Miss Violet Hartman
have returned from the coast
Mr.. Hugh Malloy and Francis Malloy have
been visiting in Wisconsin,
Mrs. R. H. Willard and Harry Willard
left Tuesday for Illinois '-''-
Miss Tena Bail has been entertaining
friends from Glenwood
Mrs. R. @. Peterson is entertaining Mrs.
Keller, Of saltwater.
Mr., and Mrs. Keenan, are entertaining
friends from the East
Mrs. Newton, of Eau Claire. spent FRIDAY
with Miss Millard. ~'
Miss Maggie Malloy returned Monday from
Salt Lake City. -O-
= Mrs. George Ludford spent part of the week
in st. Ignus. 00A
Miss Theka Bueclllln has returned from
Mrs. E.. H. Touhey left Wednesday for
Troy, Mont. Ava
Miss Ora Ainsworth has been visiting in
Owatonna. ia
Miss Gussie Ryan spent the week in Young
Miss Kate Anthem spent the week at Inver
Mr.; and Mrs. Atkins have returned from
Omaha. --0n
Mrs. H. C. stowen has returned from
Elba HUN
Mr. and Mrs. Hickey are in Canada.
Mrs. Prioris is in Northfeh