The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-08-24
MIX JOY WITH LOYALTY
YOUNG FOLKS GIVE PARTIES
FOR PATRIOTIC CAUSES
of the G.. A. r.. Both Had Enjoy
able Evenings-Delight Mu-
Events in St. Paul Social
Life.


dancing party last evening at the home
Of Mrs. Ray apd Mrs. Maxwell, on
North Washington street. The room
in which the young people danced was
beautifully decorated with flags and
bunting. The tables from which re-
freshments were served were bright
with flowers. roses and garden flowers
being used. The reception committee
was composed of Mrs. Ray, Mrs Max
well, Miss Sophia Lightbourne and
Miss Alma Hurd. MeSsrs. Peglow and
Cohen furnished music for dancing.
Biddle circle, No. SO, Ladies of the G. A.
R., gave a supper and social at the home Of
Mrs. Warren, on Edmund street, last even
Ing. The rooms We're prettily decorated with
young girls furnished music. The commit
tee was: Mrs. ]. r. White, Mrs. Stevens.
Mrs. Warren, Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Myers
The proceeds will be used to purchase men,
bership badges for the ladies of the circle.
The young people of the First Presby-
terrain church, of South ST. Paul, will give a
"sweet sixteen social in the church par
lors tomorrow evening.
The Daughters of Erin Division No. will
give card party and hop tomorrow evening
The ladies of the Clinton Avenue M. E.
church gave a supper and social last even
ing in the church Parlors.
The St. Paul Commercial college will hold
its graduating exercises in Mozart hall to-
morrow evening. Mayor Kiefer will award
Judge J. w. Wills and w. P. Murray. The
ladies' orchestra, Miss Alcott and Miss Hope
will give the musical programme. Mrs.
Archibald Bishop will be the acompanist
| Mrs. Charles K. Harmon, of the Bucking-
ham, gave musical Tuesday evening The
rooms were decorated with the wild flowers
of the season and carnations and roses.
Those giving musical numbers were; Mrs.
| Campbell, Miss Alcott. Miss Hope, Miss
Egan and Miss Pinch. Mrs. Harmon, George
Butterick, w. W. Nelson and Lucius Ander-
son. Miss Elizabeth Meacham and Mr. Della
field were the pianists. Mr. Van Meter and
Mr.. Wentworth were heard in vocal solos.
Miss Lyman. of the Virginia, will give a
musical tomorrow afternoon for Mrs. Her
man Randall, of Grand Rapids, Mich.
Miss Lou Brown and Chester Higbee
at the First NJ. E. church In Red Wing.
Mr. Tether Is we'll known in st. Paul. hav-
ing lived here for several years. He is a
graduate of Hamline university. Miss Brown
is sister of Miss Alice Brown, superin-
tendent of the Junior Bpworth league. Mr..
and Mrs. Tether will live in Taylor's Falls.
where Mr.. Tether has accepted the principal
ship of the high school.
Messrs. o. Adams, H. Frankot and L.
Anderson gave a bus party Sunday: The
day was spent at the Cedar avenue bridge.
There was ball game an exhibition of
rough riding by H. Frankot, fancy swim
ming by o. Adams, L. Andersen showed his
agility in buck and wing dance These
who took part in the sports We're: II. Frank
ot o and E. Adams, B. and G. Zemke, R.
and B. Schletz. B. and L. Steven, D. I'm
hoff H. Zemke B. Scheffelke, c. and l..
Usher, NJ. Silver. Jack Imhoff, H. zenke.
Jack Wells d L. Anaers ss1sr F. Le Rn@s
Hermann, H. Kastner. R. Schmidt and w.
Defiel.
The Ladies' Co-onerative Society of At
lantio Congregational Church met yesterday
afternoon in the church parlors to arrange
plans for serving meals at the fair ground
during fair week. Mrs. Lilak Hest, and
| Mrs. T. B. Kelsey are the committee on
arrangements. A special meeting will be held
next Thursday afternoon in the church al
2:30, to perfect plans.
Senator c. K. Davis Is in Chicago on
The Rev. Patrick ]. O'Neill Is expected
home from Ireland this morning. Tonight
| reception will be rendered him by St
Michaels parish.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Riser have returned
from the East.
Mrs. smallwood. of Greenwood avenue, IL
in Chicago.
Miss Theresa Erickson, of Lafayette ave-
nue. leaves Sunday for Chickamauga.
Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson have gene to Mil
waukee for a weeks visit
Miss Carrie Case, of Nashua, To-. who
has been the guest Of her uncle, Col. Wood
of Dayton avenue, has returned to Iowa.
Mrs. H. P. Carroll, of Holly avenue, g
entertaining Mrs. John N. Davis, Of Prince
ton, III.
Rev. Patrick o'NeilI, of St. Michael's par
ish, returns today from an extended visit
to the British Isles He will be rendered q
reception this evening by his parishioners.
Miss Edwards, the guest Of Mrs. North,
of Hamline, will leave for her home In Cali
fornia tomorrow.
Arthur Archibald, of Faribsult, was tbs
guest this week of Mr. and Mrs. Harmon,
of the Buckingham.
Miss Mary " Gibbons, of Martin sire ct
is visiting relatives In Rosemount.
Mrs. Edward R. schafer is In River Falls
Wis.
Herman Sternberg has returned from the
East.
Miss Horace Greedy Perry was in the city
yesterday. She expects to return to St
Peter today.