The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-17

There really isn't anything very en-
toyable about a lawn social. If the
music is good a half-hour spent under
the pretty lights in company with
generous dish of cream is endurable
and sometimes pleasant. especially IL
the gathering is congeniel. But ii the
music is poor no distance is too great
TO be put between yourself and it.
"Dashes' band furnished the music"
said a pretty girl who was giving out
notes for the newspaper recently,
that's that noise you hear over there"
she added.
Miss Cecilia Kalman, of Summit avenue.
entertained at Fort Smelling Thursday for
Miss Hackney, of Kansas City.
Howard Wheeler gave a sailing party at
White Bear Wednesday evening for Miss Nc
Bride and Miss Hackney, who are visiting in
st. Paul.
Logan Tucker gave a large dancing party
Thursday evening at Maj. fuckers residence
on Summit avenue, for John Egan, of Sa-
vannah. Ga.
Mrs. E. A. Paradis of Merriam Park, gave
a pink luncheon Wednesday Sweet peas
and ivys used TO carry out the dainty
color scheme and maiden hair ferns composed
the back ground
Williams Mrs. Ferrier, Miss Patrick, Mrs.
J. Jaggar. Mrs. Westfall Mrs. Smith. Mrs
scout, Mrs. russell, Mrs. simmons, Mrs. Nc
Alpin and Miss Green, of Minneapolis.
Miss Harriet Moore. of Goodrich avenue
entertained a party of young people at
wheeling party Monday
Mr.. and Mrs R. F. Eldredge entertained at
Como Monday, it being their wedding ami
versary.
their silver wedding at Bald Eagle Wednes-
day.
Miss Nellie Cunningham of Grand avenue,
entertains informally at dancing Tuesday
evening for Miss seip. of Titusvi,le, Pa.
Mrs. H. B. Farwen entertained the men,
bers of the Junior symphony orchestra
Thursday evening. There was an informal
musical programme.
Mrs. VIM. P Abbott entertained a small
company at tea Tuesday for Miss Eastman
OF Lake Charles. La.
Mrs. ]. B. Tarbox gave a sailing party Tues
day for Miss Katherine Morton. After a sail
and enjoyed luncheon at Mrs. TarboX's. The
guests Miss Florence Finch Miss Lills
Finch. Miss Katherine Abbott, Miss Charlotte
Rogers. Miss Louise Cochran, Miss Laura
Furness. Miss Mary O'Brien.
Miss Gilbert, of Detroit. Mich was the
guest of honor at whist party given Monday
afternoon by Mrs. S. II. Watson and Mrs.
]. S. Whitacre, at their home Hague
avenue.
Col. and Mrs. E. H. Milham. of ST Anthony
avenue entertained a number of their st.
Paul and Minneapolis friends last Friday
evening.
Misses Florence and Lila Finch enter aimed
Wednesday at the Aberdeen for Miss Les
znsky. of Chicago. The guests were Kemper
hall students.
Miss Julia Rogers, of Summit avenue. en-
a cycle Thursday.
Mrs clearinghouse, of Nelson avenue. gives
a luncheon tomorrow for Miss Wilcox, OF
Lafayette. Ind
Invitations have been issued for the we'd
ding supper CT w. w. Spence and Miss ar
issa Baker Maryatt. Tuesday evening, az the
Colonnade.
Mrs. J. Bryan. of Acker street, enterta al
and Elsie Jennings. of this city; Eva Kas-
musson, of North Dakota, and Ruth. Clara,
Paul and Robert Bryan. of Hamline.
Mr.. and Mrs julius Townsend: of simms
street. entertained Thursday evening in cele-
hration OF their second wedding annlvei Sary.
The rooms were decorated with garden now
ers.
Miss Conver, of Bald Eagle lake. enter
tanned at luncheon Tuesday for Miss Thee
Fold, of Faribauit. covers were lalu LUZ 81
teen.
Mrs. Frank j. Errett, OF Daflou aNSi'uS,
has issued invitations for luncheon ard
euchre party Thursday in compliment 10
Mrs. Brandt, of Brooklyn.
TIE marriage of Reuben D. s5lhman' 1or-
merly OF St. Paul. to Miss Bel Evelyn Eddy
is announced TO take place in Duluth at the
First Baptist church Mr.. and Mrs Sill
man will be at home at honolulu, Ha"all,
after September Is, where Mr.. Sil-iman Is
practicing law.
The marriage of Miss Emma Davies. for
mery directress of the kindergarten IN the
lands was celebrated Wednesday. July 6, at
the residence of the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Davies of Cambria, WIS The
groom is banker Of Cambria and promi-
nent business man.
Mr. and Mrs U. ]. Hall entertained com
pany of friends Tuesday evening in cciebra-
ton of MIR. Halls birthday and to witness
the christening of their infant son. Rev.
J. Tjornhorn read the service. string or
chestra played softly during TIE ceremony.
The rooms were deliberately decorated with
roses carnations, sweet peas and ferns.
Supper was served for twenty-five people and
there were speeches by Consul Hobe, MIR.
Floan. Mr.. Hall and Mr.. Bergman. Mrs.
Hall was assisted by Miss Post.ethwaite and
MS. A. A Searle.
A lawn fete will be given Tuesday evening
on the grounds surrounding the Ninth Pres
byterian church. The proceeds will be used
to defray the expenses of the Sunday school
picnic in August. The committee of arrange
ments is Mr.. Snodgrass, the superintendent
of the school, Misses ANA and Aurelta
Smith. Miss Sadie Paschley, Misses Elizabeth
and Allie Lewis and Harry Paschley.
THE WEEKS OUTLOOK.
The st. James A. NJ. E. Sunday school Of
wit no