St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-01

York. The early part of the evening was
spent in playing progressive euchre. The
gents head prize was won by Mr.. Albert
Brunswick. the ladies' head prize by Mrs.
William Sauntry, the gents progressive by
Mr.. James Elliott and the ladies' progress
sve bv Miss Josie Brownall After the
prizes were distributed refreshments were
served. Thl feature Of the evening over,
dancing was begun and kept up till 3 a, IN.
! Among the number We noticed Miss Allie
Bromley. Miss Josie Mathews, Miss Josie
Brown, Mamie Burke, Emma Elliot, Anna
McDermott of Hudson, Mamie Burke, Rose
Brunswick, Anna Brunswick. Nellie Welch,
Grace Kattenburg, Maggie Crowley, Nellie
Laravie, Mollie Motfatt, Mrs. Joseph
Laravie, Mrs. William Sauntry, Mrs. ID.
Elliott, Mrs Lou Moffatt, Mrs e. Elliott,
Mrs. NJ BROMLEY and Messrs. William Getz,
M. J. Larson. Albert Brunswick, George
Gorham, Frank Mcbride, William Sauntry,
John McDermott, John Kitty. James FL
lott, Dr. JellisOn, Ed Jellison. NJ. A.
O'Brien of st. Paul, Charles YerXa, Robert
Welch, William Foran, p. E. Burke and
Prof. j. X. Jones.
On Thursday evening Mrs. Harvey Fer
guson was surprised by number of friends
at her residence on the North hill. The
party was made up of Mr.. and Mrs. Gales,
Mrs. Millett and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Roney, Thomas Ferguson, Mrs.
Christopher Ferguson, Mrs. Sunberg. Mr..
Charles hurry, Mrs. Sarah Peet, Mrs. J.
Sincaire, Mrs David Sinclaire, Miss Ida
Sunberg, Miss Nellie Estabrooks. Miss
Edith Murry, Byron Estabrooks, Howard
Grant and p P. and d. n. hurry.
On Thursday Miss Anna E. Lehman and
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Burmester at Lake Elmo. In the evening
the happy couple were given reception at
| the residence at the residence of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Lehman.
About seventy-tive couples of relatives and
friends were present. Dancing was the
principal feature Of the occasion, and was
kept up till an early hour Friday.
Albert l.. LIE Rue and Miss Margaret A.
Curtiss were married by Rev. Father
Murphy in st. Michaels church on Wednes-
day, and were given grand reception at
the residence of the brides father, Mr.. Fred
j. Curtiss, the same evening. The newly
married couple left for Minneapolis to
spend few days with friends.
Last evening a Halloween party was
given at the residence of Mr.. Abe Gillespie
by Misses Eliza, Mary, Mamie Clewell,
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Gillespie. Nearly every lady and gentle
man invited responded and spent most
delightful evening.
The concert to be given on Sunday even
ing by Gilmore's band, assisted by Miss
Louise Syl1e, the Swedish soprano singer,
will be the most remarkable musical enter
tainment ever given in Saltwater. Nearly
400 seats have already been taken.
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surprise party by a large number OF friends
on Monday evening, the occasion being the
celebration of the anniversary of their mar
rage They were the recipients of a num-
Der of presents.
The sociable given by the Young Peoples
society of the Baptist church at the resi-
dence of the pastor, Rev. Simpson, on
Thursday evening, was largely attended.
On Wednesday evening number of
young people from Hudson surprised their
friend, Miss Emma Malloy. They spent
the evening playing progressive euchre.
Miss Mary Lynch was given surprise
party by large number of friends at the
residence of Mr.. Benjamin Kales Oh the
North hill on Wednesday evening.
On Thursday evening number of friends
of Mr.. II. G. Akers met at his residence on
the North hill and spent the evening very
pleasantly at whist.
On Friday evening the North Hill Pro-
gressiye Euchre party met at the home OF
Harry Smith ard spent the evening very
pleasantly.
The Musical society will be entertained
bv Miss Eta Fay at the residence of Mr..
William B. Willim next Tuesday evening.
There was very enjoyable progressive
euchre party at the residence OF MI. john
Glider on Monday evening.
Progressive euchre will be much more
popular here this winter than last.
PERSONALS.
Mr.. A. A. Capron, who served as ser
geant in Company B, First Minnesota
volunteers. under Gen. George b. McClel-
Ian. has handkerchief which, at the gen
erals orders, he used in crossing Edwards
ferry on the Potomac during the rebellion.
Mrs. M. Bromley and daughter. Miss
Allie. left on Thursday evening for New
York, where they will remain until April.
Judge Nethaway, Matt Clark and Glenn
Clark have returned from successful duck
hunt along the Manitoba road.
Miss Mary C. Field left on Thursday for
New York city to pursue her art studies at
the Cooper Institute and Art League.
Thomas Welsh, Will Farrell and Thomas
Callopy will leave tomorrow to attend ot.
Johns college at Collegeviiie.
Mrs. Fred Millett, daughter of Mrs. Ma
son of Pine City, and who is well known
here, died on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Hayden have gone to
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parture for Alaska.
Mr.. George Cushing, who has been laid
I'M by sickness for several days, is able to
| be out.
Judge McCluer returned yesturday from
Dubuque, where he spent the week Win
friends.
Miss Matte Mathews will be home from
school at Winona on Thursday on short
vacation.
Miss Anna Tillson of New York is here
to spend the winter with Miss Eva Hersey.
Mrs. Jacob Bean and children and Mrs.
Arthur Rean have returned from the East.
| The Misses Myerhauser OF Rock Island
spent the week with Miss Grace Iorlnus.
A. P. hurry and F. D. Wells are back
from a successful HINT near Osceola.
Miss Grace Metcalf of St. Paul Is the
guest OF Miss Ella Mckusick.
viii Tillish of Minneapolis is here spend
ing few days with friends.
Mr.. Will King. who has been down with
diphtheria. is able to be out.
Mr.. W. F. Jellison has returned from
two weeks visit to Big Stone.
Lieut.. Gov Fifield and family visited DR..
Marshall during the week.
Miss Josie Mathews has returned from
visit in North Wisconsin.
Hon. E. W. Durant and wife returned on
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