The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-27
EAST ST. PAUL.

A farewell party was given Friday even
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs JONES Smitl
Coz Lawson street. in honor of their son
Charles Edward Smith who left for the gold
country Monday evening in company With
Messrs Blodgett, Stapleton and Aymen The
following guests were present Mr. and Mrs
II. A. Munroe, Mr. and Mrs. Blodgett Mr.
and Mrs. Aymen, Mr.. and Mrs. Fe,zer, Dr.
and Mrs. A. w. Whitney, Mr.. and Mrs. A
Bere. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Nelson Mr. and
Knapp. Mr. and Mrs. John HilI Mr.. and Mrs
l.. VI. Nelson, Nj ses Carried +. llousbee. Sadie
Smltte' Miss Parr. Messrs. II. b. brewery,
G. ID. Madaren, StapletOn Fred Smith Ed
ward and Richard Drewery DR.. Whitney
acted as toastmaster and the prospective gold
seekers were made to believe themselves al
ready wealthy while listening TO the toast
which bore a golden flavor. If good wishes
are an aid to success the parry will be sue
cessfuI.
Mrs. William Anderson. Of Mnnehaha
street. gave progressive euchre party Tues
day evening. The decorations were I'm the
national colors,- A supper was served at
midnight. The dishes used were 100 years
by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Anderson Of Butte
Mont. and Mr.. and Mrs. w. Anderson Of
Montivideo, who are their guests. Thu prizes,
which were a crayon picture of George
Washington, and a silver Ratchet were won
by Mr.. King and Miss Bunker.
A musical and literary entertainment was
given Wednesday evening at the First Swed-
ish Lutheran church. which was a pronourcei
success, arranged By the Young Peoples So
ciety. Those taking part in the programme
were DR.. Earl who read an essay on
Superstiton;" Miss Gerda Lund and o to
Steiner, who recited; Miss Inez Thorsel who
sang solo, and Alexander Johnson who
gave well-rendered violin solo, Upwards OF
300 were in attendance.
Mrs d. w. Berry. Sims street was given
a surprise Wednesday afternoon In honor Of
her birthday The guests We're Mrs. John
Blom, Mrs. r. Sundkvist, Mrs. John Bodin
Mrs. }: G: Elmquist. Mrs. J. W. Anderson,
Mrs. c. V. johnson, Mrs J. Thorsell Mrs
c: A. Hultkrans Mrs. o. sohlberg and several
others. Refreshments were served at 40.
progressive card party was given Mon
day evening at st. Mary's hall on East Ninth
street. by the Parochial club Fifty-eight
tables were played. The prizes were won by
Mrs. Hugh AIalloy and P Tobin. Re
treatments were served. There will be no
meetings during Lent. The proceeds were
given for charitable purposes.
Mrs. George w. Sherwood very pleasantly
entertained the missionary society OF the
East Presbyterian church. Thursday after
noon musical and literary programme
was given. Mrs. f. w. NOrthrup had charge
Of the coffee. Tea was served at clock
Mrs. Davis. Of East Seventh street. gave
progressive cinch party Thursday evening
Miss Lulu Ryan. Miss Nellie Starkweather
prizes. -Four tables were played.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. lie May entertained
during the week Mrs Durea of MINNEAPOLIS
and F. Lee Church. of Winona, Monday even
ing Dir. Church left for the gold region in
California.
Wednesday in John Ericsson school. at
o'clock. DR.. Robert Earl will give an ad-
dress, taking for his subject Infant Feed
ing"
Mrs. f. r. Curtis of Case street. enter
tanned during the week Mrs. Arthur Bal