The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-04-10
DAYToN's BLUFF.

DAYToN's BLUFF.
Or. Matt Evans was formally installed
as pastor of the Atlantic Congregational
church at the services held Tuesday
evening. Rev. William Gray acted as
moderator of the formal service. giving
the hand of good fellowship to the new
pastor. Dr.. s.. G. Smith delivered the
sermon. The charge to the church was
made by DR.. Merrill and DR.. Alexander
tor; Rev. r. p. Herrick gave the in
stalatton prayer. After the services an
elaborate supper was served by the ladies
of the church. Musical numbers were
rendered by Herman Abels.
The Tata-kae Vogna club will meet
Tuesday evening with DR.. and Mrs
Frederick j. Piondke. Of Bates avenue.
Korea" will be the subject. a paper
Ike will have a paper on The Music of
Russia and Japan" and T. e. Sims will
read a paper on THE Classics Of Two
Nations"
Division No. 5. Ladies Auxiliary to the
Ancient Order of Hiberians, will give a
leap year. party Monday evening April
u. at Odd Fellows hail. on East Seventh
street.
The ,Epworth League Society of the
held q meeting in the church parlors
Thursday evening. A special programme
was given.
Mrs. Donlan gave a card party Tues
day evening in St Johns hall, on Fifth
street, for the benefit of st. Johns
Catholic church. Thirtyfive tables were
The 1904 Card club met Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. F'igge of Fichen-
valid street. The prizes were won by
Mrs. Sachse. Mrs. Robinson and Mrs.
Havellost.
Mrs John Wharry and Miss AureIia
Wharry, Of Burns avenue have gone to
Y will
go to New York to sail for Europe Sat
urday, April %.
a silver tea for the benefit of st.
Peters Episcopal church will be given
wednesday, April 20, at the home OF
Mrs. John A. Seeger, or East Fifth street.
Mrs. Samuel Brant, of East Seventh
street. entertained her daughter-i n-Iaw
Mrs. Fred Brant and baby Of Minneap-
OILS, the first Of the week.
Mrs. A. Stierle and Mrs. ]. M. FinneH,
of East Sixth street had as guests dur
ing the week Mrs. Munich and Miss Dora
MUNICH of Crookston.
Mrs. Helen Setter, who has been spend
ing three weeks with her daughter Mrs.
Charles Helmes. of East Fifth street, has
returned to New Ulm.
Mrs. Hugh White, of East Third street.
viii entertain the Ladies' Society of the
Atlantic Congregational Church Thurs
day afternoon.
Mrs. Thompson entertained Saturday
avenue, who will leave this week for an
European trip.
A card party was given Thursday even
ing by the ladies of the Sacred Heart
church' in the hall, corner Of Sixth and
Arcade streets.
Miss Dolly Helmes and Master Russell
Johnson, of East Fifth street have re-
turned from spending the Easter vacation
at New Uln1
Mrs. Flannery, Of East Fourth street
-
st. Johns Catholic Church Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Emil Muench, OF East Fifth street.
entertained relatives Sunday in honor of
her Dlfthday. There We're about eighteen
guests.
Mrs. Robert. E.. McCIeary OF East
Fourth street, has been entertaining Miss
Fiorence Herbert. Of Hopkins station,
B4r. and Mrs. Hiram Benner. of Burns
avenue were surprised Saturday even
ing by number of their friends
:. Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Reid, Of East
sixth sixth str street. will GO to East Shore Park
April Is to spend the summer
The Dayton's Bluff History class WILL
meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. VIII
liam Brink, Of Bates avenue.
The young ladies' thimbIe bee met
Friday afternoon with Miss Jennie Sic
bold Of East Sixth street.
Mr.: and Mrs. S. P. SpindIer, of Maple
street. are entertaining their niece. Mrs
Helmes, Of Nashua, Iowa
Last Saturday afternoon the Little
FOLKS IhlmbIe Bee met with Miss Edna
Mahle, OF Maria avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles TisdaIe, Of Maria
avenue, viii entertain the NonparieI card
club Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Boxer, of East
Fifth street, have been entertai nine
friends from Winnipeg.
Mrs. Charles Weinhagen of Bates eve
lie ppt1 mi,
hagen. Of Milwaukee.
Mrs. Fogle. of New Tim. the guest of
her sister. Mrs. r. Hartman, has re-
turned to her home.
The I'm Zoo Wee club will meet next
Tuesday with Miss Gertrude Presley of
East Sixth street.
Mrs. L. A. Webster, Of Fauouier street
entertained the Ladies Of the G. A. r
Tuesday afternoon
Mrs. Samuel Kellerman, Of East sev-
eIlth street, has been entertaining rela-
tiveS from Indiana.
Mrs. r. w. Bivans, Of Tuscola. H. IS
Xlsltlng her sister, Mrs. M. L. Ryan, Of
East Sixth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harding were guests SIM
gay OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T1sdaIe, Of
Maria avenue.
Miss Charlotte Brink, Of Bates avenue.
entertained a few friends wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Downey, of Bates avenue will en-
afternoon
Mrs. Bertha Muench, of Sims straa+
entertained Friday, her birthday ami,
VeTsary.
Mrs. Weisel, of Maria avenue entar-
tanned a few friends at cards Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Clarence Lothman will go to North
Dakota to visit her sister, Mrs. L. E.
Baldwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Conley, of Reanev
street. entertained informally SATURDAY.
evening.
Mrs. Cliff Griswold. of East Fifth street
has gone to Nashua, Iowa, to visit rela3
tives.
Mrs. e. A. Northrup, Of Conway street
gave dinner Friday for party Of young
people.
The T. F. P. F. club was entertained
on Saturday afternoon by Miss Marie
Start.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Stock, Of Maria
avenue, will leave this week for New
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