The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-06-22
IN A SOCIAL WAY.

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IN A SOCIAL WAY.
Events of the Day in st. Paul So
ciety.
Oak Circle No. s. u. A. o. D., the LADIES'
auxiliary of the st. Paul lodges, held their
annual strawberry and ice cream festival at
Unity hall, st. Peter and Seventh streets,
last night The affair was very salts
factory success and was largely attended by
the wives and members Of the various Druid
lodges of the city. The festival was preceded
by a musical programme, during which sew
eral musical numbers were contributed by
the Misses Lille and Louisa Lepper. Otto
dia society. and Mrs. George Roedler. Mrs.
A. Famperin gave piano solo and Roy
Rohland played mandolin number.
fer was e
address, during which he told of the good
work of the ladies auxiliary.
=, The officers of the grove having charge Of
the affair were: President Mrs. Otto Rob
land, Vice President Mrs Clara Lehman.
Secretary Mrs. Louis Jeske. and Treasurer
Mrs. Henry Hoffman,. These were assisted
by the following, who had been appointed a
committee Of arrangements. Mrs. A. Pamper-
in. Mrs. George Roedler. Mrs. George Bantz.
Mrs. Henry Hoffman,, Mrs. Louise Reincke,
Mrs. H. Leppen, Mrs. Louise Jeske and Mrs.
Anna Steinhart. Rohland's orchestra fur
nished the music for the dancing which fol-
lowed until midnight.
F. I. Whitney will entertain party at
Minnetcnka Saturday for Miss Louise Whit
ney and George Whitney. who will return
from Harvard Friday. Mr.. Whitney's pri-
Wayzata, from which point a steamer will
carry them to Spring Park. where they will
have luncheon. Dancing will follow in the
evening
Miss Guthrie of Laurel avenue. entertain
ed yesterday for Miss Wilson and Mss Weed.
dozen young women were hidden inform
ally to luncheon.
Miss Emma Bunker and Benjamin L..
Hirt were married last evening in st. Mark S
present. Mr.. ard Mrs. Hirt have gone for a
short trip, and VIII reside in southeast Min
neapclis.
j. Richter were married last evening in St.
Johns church, Hope and Margaret streets.
Miss Louise Asfalg and Anthony H. Son.
zen will be married this morning at
o'clock in St. Agnes church.
Mss Elizabeth Dell Bol!nger and q: Fay
Smith will be married today at 592 lglehart
street.
Miss Hester Pollock of Sherman street,
cntertains Friday for a party of college men,
former members of the Central high school
class of 81.
MIS-. L. j. Lee and several of the teachers
of Dayton Avenue Sunday school Will take
the YOUNGSTERS of the primary department to
Como to-day for a picnic.
Division No. 1, D. of E, gives moonlight
excursion down the river tonight On the flora
Clark.
The delegates elected to represent st. 10,
seph's Ladies' T. A. society, at the annra
state c. T. A.. convention, are Me=d smes
Marshall and Mcmahon. Misses Murthv,
Nolan, Bucklsy, Mulligan, McGo1ern: Malone,
Feeley. Siattery, McGuinness and R1tIe. 9
The Ladies' Aux liary No. 125, to Division
La Brotherhood CT Locomo i've Engineers.
Will give lawn sccia. next Monday evening
Pennsylvania avenue The ladies, in charfe
are Mrs. West, Mrs. ]. j. GAVIN ard Mrs. j.
Sullivan.
Ger the auspices of Bethany Congregational
church at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
Fercy D. Godfrey, corner Of East Winifred
AID Brown avenue.
TIE ST. Paul & Duluth shop employees will
held their annual ricn C Friday at Ru Sc
vloyes and their friends out Friday morning
to the picnic grounds.
Miss Mabel lMilham, of st. Anthony
rue who has bsen attending Smith college,
Northampton. Mass, Is at home for the sum
mer vacation.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the A. o. H. d.
vision No. l. will give moonlight excursion
on Thursday evening at 8 O'Clock on the
steamer Fora Clark.
There will be lawn social given by the
Ladies Auxiliary No. 1875, at the residence
CT Mrs. p ]. Conley, 223 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. Monday evening. The refreshment COM
nittee consists of Mrs. West, Mrs. ]. Sui
Iivan Mrs. j. P. Sullivan, Mrs. j. j. Garven
neapolis will hold a picnic Thursday, at Buff
felo. M.nr A special $500 line train will
leave the Milwaukee depot at Minneapolis at
S a. m. Returning the train will leave Buff
falo at 8 p. m. An interesting programme
has been arranged.
The Ladies Aid Society of the German Peo-
pies Church will give an ice cream social
this evening at 1s7 East Rohie street.
Miss. Lucy Parlow left last evening fer
Boston, and will spend the summer at the
sea shore
Mrs Henry Schumacher spent yesterday at
White Bear lake.
Miss Brown, of Chicago who has been VS.
fting Miss Cecilia Kalman. of Summit ave-
nue., has gone to La Crosse.
Miss Margaret Muir, of the Seville, IS home
from Smith college.
Miss Alice Perry of Marshall avenue, is
home from Wellesley.
Howard Sargent will return from Harvard
Friday. n
Mrs. N. = Dousman and family have gone
to Prairie du Chen.