The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-06-21
In THE FLICKER OF TAPERS
PAIR OF CHARMING CHURCH
S0CIALS HELD LAST NIGHT
Christ Church and It's Young Peo-
pie Had "a Jolly Time ON the
Guild House Lawn, While st. Vim
cents Catholic Church ALSO Had
Very Enjoyable Party Similar
I'm Character.

Christ church guild hall and the cool
grounds In front were gay last evening with
all the details which go to make ice cream
festivals the attractive events of warm
summer evenings. Hundreds of Ja2anese
lanterns swung from the branches of trees
U w, me heads OF groups Of young people
numerous dishes of ice cream and berries at
small tables on the lawn Within the hall
an was ilghted brightly and programme CT
popular music helped the hours along Miss
nope and her juvenile orchestra were in at
tendance. Harvey Officer contributed piano
seiections Miss Officer sang and Prof. Phillips
was neard In vocal selections. Some Of the
littie people also assisted with the programme
a gypsy told fortunes in a gorgeously ap-
pointed tent on the lawn. Assisting during
the evening were Mrs. E. N. Saunders. Mrs
McMichael. Mrs. Lynch. Mrs. Tinker Miss
Sloane, Miss Bend, Miss Carr. Miss Kim
berly, Miss McMasters. Mrs. Andrews, Miss
Espy.
Present were: DIR. Hayes, Prof Phillips,
mrs; , Brls5ine, Mrs Otis, Mrs. Doran, Mrs. E.
r. Selmes, Mrs. McMasters, Mrs Forsythe.
Mrs. G. e. Dougan and others.
The women of st. Vincent's parish gave
their first entertainment on the grounds of the
new church last evening. The event was an
Ice cream and strawberry festival. and it will
be repeated this evening. The grounds were
hung from wires caught to the trees and by
faring torches under the trees and during the
evening several hundred people patronized the
ice cream and berries or the candy booth
The latter was decorated with streamers of
red, white and blue and presided over by
Miss Devereaux assisted by several Young
women.
Brose furnished music. The women in
charge were Mrs. James Healey Mrs j.
Devine ana Mrs Callahan. This evening a
large progressive euchre party will be given
in connection with the sffair.
The Kings Daughters last evening re-
peated the dancing party given FriGay even
ing in Cambridge hall fer the benefit of the
Red Cross. The older folks took part last
evening and the full st. Anthony Hill
orchestra was in attendance.
Mrs. Andrew Henderson gives a tea We'd
nesday at her home on Prior avenue
Miss Gutherie of Laurel avenue, gives
luncheon today for Miss Wilson, of New York,
and Miss Wesd.
The Sunday school CT FIRST Christian church
picncs at Como Thursday.
House of Hope Sunday school picnics today
at Mi: nshaha.
The executive committee of the Ladies
auxiliary, Northwestern Manufacturers asso-
citation. having in charge the mechanics and
arts exhibit, was held in this city yesterday
at the ADSTueeH- MIS-. f1OXSle was maze
chairman, of the committee On st. Paul de-
signs; Mrs Jaggard chairman of the commit
tee on architecture; Mrs. Sloane. vehicles and
Mrs. Bishop, furniture.
First NJ E. Sunday school picnics today at
Como.
Esther Lodge No so, D. of H., gives a carl
party this evening
Miss M. j. Newson. of the Seville, is in
Denver.
The Misses Brown. OF Ashland avenue. are
entertaining Miss Nellie Miller, of Duluth.
Mrs. VIM. NJ. Liggett, of st. Anthony Park,
is entertaining Mrs. Russell of Detroit, Mi n.
Harry Bainey, of Cleveland, O.. is guest
of Mrs. NJ. Michael and family, OF 81 Summit
avenue. ..
Max Hermann and family are at Taylcr's
Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Manson ard Mr. ard
Mrs. Sawyer spent Sunday at Taylor's Fa l..
Mrs. w. l. Perkins and daughter, ard Miss
Ryan left Sunday for a visit with friends at
their old home in Ottawa, Canada.
DIR. ]. w. Chamberlin returned yesterday
from Texas