The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-24

| and Elizabeth birth, Katherine Stevens,
katherine Cummings, Adele Mccormick,
GLADYS O'Brien, Marie Culligan, Mary
sexton, Sophia Murphy, Alice Cummings,
Edward Small, George LiIley, Charles
ana DICK Wetherby, Edgerton Emerson,
MlchaeI Culligan, Louis Small and Fred
Keller.
One or the largest lawn fetes of the
season was given last evening on the lawn
surrounding the residence of Rev. l.. A.
Johnston The festival was arranged by
the payton's Bluff, West Side and First
| hacles Aid Societies of the First Swed-
lsh Evangelical Church, and was given
Tor the purpose of raising money to pay
Tor the new carpets that have recently
=! been laid in the church, the cost Of which
amounts to over $780,
"A myriad colorcd lights Illuminated the
lawn last evening, and the Philharmonic
Dand played a programme of popular airs
Ice cream, coffee and cake were served by
! the ladies'
KeV. E. o. Stone, of st. Paurs Swedish
! Evangelical Lutheran church, Minneap-
! CHS, delivered an interesting address dur
lng the evening, his subject being ga
| World to Strive Against and a World to
! Strive For" In his address Mr.. Stone
gave an entertaining account of the life
! of Torpelius, Finlands famous poet,
whose death recently occurred.
The following ladies had charge of the
! festival: Mrs John Bodin Mrs. Thomas
! Swenson, Mrs. Thornell, Mrs. A. T. Cron-
| quist, Mrs. A. NJ. Carlson, Mrs. n. Oxen
! son, Mrs. Louis Ekstrand, Mrs. John
! Pommer, Mrs. Fred Lund, Mrs. L. a.
/ Johnston, Mrs. Rehbeck, Mrs. John Red
lund, ftrs. o. Bostran. Mrs. Andrew
| Swanson, Mrs F. Sundquist, Mrs. o. Sol
| berg, Mrs. n. P. Lindquist, Mrs. Charles
! Peterson, Mrs A. Peterson, Mrs. Gustave
| Olson, Mrs. Hilstrom, Mrs. Gabrielson,
! Mrs. c. f Carlson, Mrs Hillquist, Mrs.
/ Johnson, Mrs. Erickson, Mrs. Crossman,
| Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. S. J. Peterson, Mrs.
Ekholm, Mrs Paulson, Mrs. Lidman, M 8.
! D. Swanson, Mrs. Edlund, Mrs. Parson,
| Mrs. John Swanson, Mrs. A. Olson, Mrs.
! DtnielsOn.
The Commercial club cyclers had a
moonlight excursion down the Mississippi
| by steamer Pauline and barge last even
! ing. There were $50 people on the boat.
| A vaudeville performance was given be-
! tween the dancing numbers. The steamer
| landed at Jackson street at II p. m.
| and let off such passengers as wanted to
! get home early. The committee in
! charge was composed Of George Hall
| berk, chairman; w. J. Bennett, Frank
| Wheeler and Theo S. Smith. The ex-
| cursion cleared about $55 for the cycle
! club fund.
The school of the First Swedish Evan
| gical church will close Friday. The chill
! dren will have a picnic Tuesday. They
! will leave the school at 2 o'clock in the
! afternoon and go out to the grove at the
| corner of Burr and Rose streets. pro-
! eramme of recitations and vocal music
! will be given by the children A. w. Ed
! wins. teacher in the school, and FORM
! er student of Rock Island seminary, will
| deliver an address. Rev L. A. Johnston
| will also give a short talk. The ladies
of the church will serve luncheon.
The ladies belonging to Constellation
| Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, pic
! nicked at WILDWOOD yesterday. They
! took the car at the corner of Wabasha
and Seventh streets at p. m. An al
! fresco luncheon. was served at Wildwood,
! the husbands of the members of the chap
| ter being the invited guests. The party
stayed for the dancing in the evening.
| Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Jaggard, Mrs. Sandberg
and Mrs. Westfan had charge of the af-
fair.
An ice cream social was given last ev-
ening for the benefit of the new Memorial
English Lutheran church at the residence
cf Mr.. o. Johnson, 20 Sycamore street.
Ice cream. cake and coffee were served
by the ladies, and a short musical pro-
gramme was given. Mrs. Q. Johnson,
Mrs E. Johnson, Mrs. Olson and Mrs.
Bork had charge of the affair.
Mrs Messner and Mrs. Stem enter
tanned a small company Of women at
whist Tuesday at the Dellwood club
house. The game was divided by
luncheon served at 1 o'clock.
Col. and Mrs. Roscoe F. Hersey and
Mrs. c. B; Hersey, of Laurel avenue, left
last evening for the East They were
and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. R: H. Ster-
rift, of Hohokus, N. J., who have been
guests at the Aberdeen.
Miss Shirley Morgan. Of Daytcn avenue,
left last evening for Saltwater, where
she will make a short visit.
Mr. and Mrs c. w. Collins and Miss
Collins, of Brooklyn, are at the Aberdeen
Mrs. W. F. Garfield. and son, of Fort
Tottin N D. are visiting friends in St.
Paul. Mrs. Garfield is assistant superin-
tendent of Indian schools on the Fort
Totten reservation.
Mrs. S summerfeld, OF 649 Portland
avenue, entertained at dinner last even
ing in celebration of her birthday.
Miss Edith Forepaugh, of Summit ave-
nue. is entertaining Miss Abbie Living
ston, of Gable, Wis
Mrs E. G. Rogers and Miss Rogers, Of
Summit avenue are at MackiDac.
Miss Flora McCulloch, of Osceola ave-
nue. is visiting in Duluth.
Mrs A Bolton and Miss Bessie Boil
ton, of Grand avenue, have returned from
Indianapolis.
Miss Genevieve Bywater, of Dayton av-
enue, has returned from Indianapolis.
Mrs. X S. Burgess, of st. Peter street,
has gone to Sioux City.
Miss Marion Metcalf, of Duluth, is the
guest Of Mrs. c. A. Travis, of Laurel
avenue.
Mrs. A. T. Hall, of ST. Adams street,
has returned from Lake Mirnetonka.
Miss Bates and Miss Jewett of Mar
shall avenue, will return this week from
Fargo, N. D.
Miss Keyes, who has been the guest
has returned to Faribault.
Miss Maud Taylor, of Mackubin street,
has returned from Lake Mirnetonka.
Miss Maud Davis, of Portland avenue,
has returned from Prince Edwards ISL
and.
Mrs. ]. F. Pearce and Miss Louise
Pearce, of Grand avenue, have returned
from Menominee.
Frank Koehler, of Baltimore, a former
resident of St. Paul, is visiting friends in
the city.