The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-07-09
PLEASURES PAST.

LIT. Z. A.NMcCOllOm, w H Dawson
I, u. Quaintance, c. G. Laybourn and
p. M. Tousley arranged a trolley party
FRIDAY In honor of the members of the
board Of directors and of the executive
council OF the Modern Woodmen of
america The party arrived from Lake
lark, Mlnnetonka, where the board and
the council have been at work arrang-
ing details for the work In the newly
Aqhltted states, at o'clock, and board
ed special car at the st. Louis depot
various points of interest We're visited
IN minneapolis In the morning, and after
q luncheon at the Russell coffee house
at noon the party proceeded to "do" ST
Paul. Among the guests were: Head
consul w. A. NOrthcott, lieutenant gov
rotary to head consul: Head Clerk Major
=. w. Halves. Rock Island, III: General
Aa66tIorney j. w. White, Illinois; directors,
A ao9 men zen. and Mrs; Reese. Illinois: Prof
MT and Mrs A. r. Talbot. Lincoln, Neb
y. n Murray and daughter, Of Leaven-
MORN, Kan; Mr. and Mrs. B.. D. Smith,
Mankato; Mr.. Albertson, of Iowa; and
the 1olIow1ng state deputies: c. H Loeb
t ad, Kansas; j. w. Simmons, Kansas,
SGeputy for East New York; G. H. Det-
J. .. Shearer, deputy for Oklahoma and
indian territory; S. G. Sparks, Illinois:
a. 1,75HI. Mestburg. Massachusetts; L. II.
Adds. New Jersey and Delaware; ]. F.
Harris California; T. w. Newman CON.
necticut and Rhode Island; q. P Young
NAME N M. NJ Pierce New Hampshire;
~ hoilillils vermont w. &. Austin
Montanai T. w. BARLEY, Idaho; ]. N
Manzie Wyoming ~
a lawn fete was given Thursday even
ing at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs P
w. Nelson, on Dayton avenue by IVAN
noe chapter No. 1S5, Order of the Eastern
star The lawn was lighted by means of
torches and japanese lanterns. Mrs. D.
w. Stevens, asF Rebekah, served lemon
ade at well of Oriental design. she was
assisted by Mrs. James Campbell as
Ruth. Mrs w. r. Alexander, Mr. and
mrs N H,o Charles Hodgson, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
f. McWhorter, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. O. Peat
tee. Miss Cicil Brandt, Miss Charlotte
campbell Miss Edith and Miss Edna
Farwell presided over the ice cream ia
bles. Others assisting were: Mrs Luz
cas- James Campbell, w. T. Alexander
and L. Churchill. Those contributing to
the musical programme were: Mr. and
MRS. Homer c. SMunson, Mrs. Florence
Andrews Claytons. Mrs Goodman. Mrs
A Il. Campbell, H. c. Van Meter. w. TT
Doe. Mr.. Snyder, NV. W Nelson, Mr.
Newman, f. G. Warville Queen Arey
and the Twin City Mandolin orchestra.
MIR. and Mrs Henry NJ Hart. of Holly
avenue, gave a musicale Thursday even
Ing in honor of Miss Silvia Egan. of
present We're: Mr.. and Mrs. Egan, Miss
Florence Egan. Miss Lucille Egan, Paul
Egan. Mr.. and Mrs. F. Starkey, Mr. and
Mrs. w. c. Edwards and their. guest
Mrs. LINING, of Louisville, Ky
Mrs. E. P. Moran, of ST. Anthony ave-
nue., gave birthday. party Friday aft
ernoon from 3 to for her son Russell
The large lawn was gaily decorated with
flags, and after numerous games We're
played the children partook of a dainty
lunch. Each one received a pretty
souvenir
Mrs. ]. B. Writ entertained Wednes-
day afternoon at her home on Carroll
street, in honor of her birthday Among
the the. guests 5 were Mrs Vending, of North
Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Schellenberg, Mrs.
/ Wild. Mrs. Barras and Mrs. Niesner.
Mrs. Hale, of st. Anthony avenue, en-
! Thursday afternoon. Favors were won
by Mrs. Champagne, Miss Swanson, Mrs.
Hanft and Mrs. Smith.
Mrs. Charles Waters, of Dayton avenue,
entertained the Alert Euchre club Mon
day afternoon. Favors were won by Mrs.
Charles Gedney and Mrs. J. A Whit
acre.