The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-07-25


pOned-Card Party by Ladies'
Auxiliary of o. r.. c.
Mrs J. C. Mccall entertained Como Dr.
vision No. 98, Ladies Auxiliary of the Or
der Of Railway Conductors, Saturday
evening at an informal card party. The
hostess was assisted by Mrs. M. N. Goss,
Mrs. D. E. Hickey, Mrs. j. w. Mobile
| and the Misses May and Stella Daley.
Prizes were won by Mrs. S. E. Mahan,
Mrs. B. F. Clement, Mrs. w. H, Monty,
Mrs. Nj. Bywater, Mrs. ]. K. Morrison,
DR.. ]. o. Cavanaugh and George W. Hea-
ton. MrsW. H Monty, of Ashland ave-
nue., will entertain the members of the
division next.
The steamer excursion which was to
have been given yesterday under the joint
auspices of the playground committee of
the Women's Civic league and the board
| of managers Of the day nursery, has
been indefinitely postponed. 1t was not
on account of the weather, for the day
was perfect, nor was there any fault to
be found with the size of the crowd that
gathered at the foot Of Jackson street. yes
terday morning at 10 o'clock. An excur-
SIGN, however, implies a boat, and the
boat, the steamer Henrietta, was leaking
yesterday. 1t was unavoidably detained
at Red Rock until a late hour yesterday
morning, and when it finally made its
way toward the st. Paul dock it was
deemed advisable on account of d small
leak in the vessel, to postpone the ex-
cursion. Another date will shortly be
decided upon.
Capt. and Mrs. ]. A. Owens. of Iglehart
street, are chaperoning the following par
ty of young people at Lake Elmo: The
Misses Attic and Cal Foster, Miss Carrie
Russell, Miss Mary Owens, Miss Jennie
! Owens, Miss Elsie Weyland, Miss Muehl-
er, of Minneapolis, and Messrs Henry
| SnOWdon, Fred Lyons, Jay Rudd, Mr..
Miller and Riddle Vance.
The Ladies Circle of Goodrich avenue
Presbyterian Church will give a lawn
! fete on the church grounds this evening.
Mrs. G. c. SeiXas and Mrs. Frank Moore
comprise the committee. The tables will
be in charge of Mrs. MacKean, Mrs. Kel-
| ly, Mrs. Schneider and Mrs Dale
I The seventy-ffth birthday of Mrs B.
Dorfman was celebrated Sunday after
noon with a surprise party arranged by
Mr.. and Mrs. Stirnman, at the corner of
Thomas and Gaultier streets The de-
! scendants of the aged couple presented
them with a large crayon portrait.
The Clover Leaf Temperance Tourist
club will give a clipping party Thursday
! evening on the lawn, corner OF Smith
avenue and Sixth street. The affair,
which promises several unique features,
will be in charge of Mrs. J. Il. Kelly, Miss
Jernie Mulligan, Miss Sarah Nolan, Miss
| Mary Maloney, Miss Josie McElroy, Miss
Blanche Kelly, Miss Mary Smith, Miss
Jennie Mcmahon and others.
The fourth division of the Ladies Aid
| Society of Grace M. E. Church will give
a musical and literary entertainment this
! evening at their church, corner Burr and
! Mlnnehaha avenues Those who will take
! part in the programme are: Mr.. and
Mrs. Hamilton, Miss Christina Lawrence,
Miss Dean, ]. F. Wilson and orchestra
The following st. Paul people left Du-
! luth on the North Land Saturday for a
trip down the lakes: B. Somers, Miss
Son,ers, L. A Guiterman, Harry Marx,
W. II. Schaub, J. Rosenfeld, Mrs Rosen-
field, Miss Rosenfeld and s. w. Often
hotter.
c. W. Zorn will leave today for Spring
| field, Mimi, where he will make his fu-
| ture home.
Mrs. P. E. Brown, of Dayton avenue is
| entertaining Mrs. John Burkhardt, of
| Atlanta, Ga.
Mrs Gibson. of the Dacotah flats. is
entertaining her niece, Miss Coggeshall,
! of Omaha.
Mrs La Barre of Hague avenue, will
have as her guest this week her sister,
Mrs. CourtoiX, Of New York.
Mrs. w. F. Purdy, of Holly avenue,
will go to Banf next week
Mrs. George Griggs of Laurel avenue.
is entertaining Miss Winifred Andrews,
of Honolulu.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. sanborn, of the
Genesee, are visiting in Utah.
Mrs. G. T. Schusler, of Grand avenue,
has returned from Eau Claire
Miss Lillian Moore of Holly avenue.
is at Prior Lake.
DR.. and Mrs Forest H Orion. of Hollv
avenue, are entertaining DR.. Ortons
mother Mrs Orton, Of West Superior.
Mrs. J. K. Morrison, of East Tenth
street, has returned from Waterville
Miss Wood, of Nina avenue, has re-
turned from Hastings
MIR. and Mrs. Paul Zumbach. Miss Car
RE Zumbach, Miss Ridgway and Mr.. Lar
! sen will leave tomorrow for Mount Pleas
ant park. Clinton, 10.
Carol S. Bartram went East last night
on visit to his father in Buffalo, n. Y,
Miss Auerbach and Miss Forepaugh of
Summit avenue, are home from White
Bear.
Mrs. Shade and daughter, Miss Maud
Shade. of Pleasant avenue, left Satur-
day for an Eastern trip.
Miss Nellie B. Hope of Harrington
avenue, is visiting in Duluth.
w. G. McMurchy Will leave this even
ing for Hot Springs, Ark
Miss May Strong, of Marshall avenue.
spent last week in West Superior She
was guest of honor at a reception given
Thursday afternoon by Miss Mary Brad
shaw.
Miss c. Wright will give a large re-
| Sception this afternoon, from to 6. in
honor of her guest, Miss Coules, of New
York
The Universalist Ladies Aid society
meets with Mrs. w. E Hall. 234 Arundel
street, this afternoon
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