St. Paul daily globe., 1885-12-20
alton are arranging to issue beautiful six


teen-page illustrated souvenir paper for th'
coming festival. The illustrations will bt
in the highest style of the photographic art
in several tints, and will portray scenes
about the palace grounds and in the most at
tractive portions of the city.
The Star Euchre club, composed OF
twenty of the young people OF Dayton's
bluff. was entertained on Wednesday even
ing by Miss Addie Krieger. Miss Juliettt
Burkhard and MI. George II. Burke wor
the elegant gold head badges and Miss
Emma Lawrence and Mr.. Ed Schlattmar
the progressive badges.
The St. Anthony Park committee OF
Christmas entertainment is getting Oh
finely with their arrangements. A man.
moth Christmas tree has been felled. and
from all appearances Bayliss hall will be
filed On Christmas night with merry crowd
of the patrons of st. Nicholas.
The next party of the Patriarch club will
take place at Sherman hall OH the 29th,
when Mr.. and Mrs. E. n. Saunders, Mr..
and Mrs. T. A. Seymour, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
G. Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner Moore,
and Messrs. T. P Wilson and P. d. Fer
guson will entertain.
Mr.. W. Fl. Buckelew. the favorite vocal
! ist, was married at Grau church, Chicago,
| to Miss Maggie f. Doherty of that city last
Thursday afternoon. Mr.. Frank Wood ac-
companied Mr.. Buckelew on his bridal
mission. They will return early this
week.
The excellent quartet choir of the First
Baptist church will be abolished and the
music will be conducted by precentor.
Prof. Morse will leave the organ and his
place will be filled by Mr.. Walter Reed, an
accomplished organist of Indianapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs Connel of st. Anthony Park
| entertained a few friends from ST. Paul on
Thursday evening. Euchre was the order
of the evening, though two gentlemen got
off in a corner by themselves to enjoy an
old-fashioned game of seven-up.
The Old Settlers club of st. Anthony
Park is preparing a fine musical program
for the next meeting. The Park Glee club,
the Arion Male Quartet, Mrs. Harrison, Mr..
Staberow, and others of well-known musi-
cal proclivties will assist.
On Wednesday evening the o. n. o. club
was entertained by Miss Sterrit of Holly
avenue with progressive euchre. The head
prizes were taken by Mr.. E. F. Van Gorder
and Miss Swemson, the foot by W. E. Bry-
ant aud Miss Burdick.
This week Mr. and Mrs. George S. Knight
(the charming Sophie WorrelD will be at
home at the Grand opera house the first
three days OF this week and everybody is
invited to look ''Over the Garden Wall"
Seibert's orchestra, combined with Danz'
orchestra proper, will test public tas.e and
appreciation by giving several gra: cJn-
ceIts at the opera house, commencing some
time next month.
The dolls held second reception at Park
Congregational church last Tuesday even
ing, and they and their pretty young lady
attendants entertained large number of
friends.
The Misses Frank and Lille Berer are
spending the winter with their father. Felix
A. Borer of LIE Sueur They are stopping
with the family of D. Bannatyne.
Miss Winnie Murray of Nina avenue is
visiting friends in indianapolis, from whence
she Will proceed to Washington to pass the
remainder of the winter.
Miss Katie Kountz of Pittsburg is visiting
Mrs. Morris of Summit avenue. Miss Mamie
KOuntz is the guest of her sister, Mrs. T. c.
Jones of Western avenue.
The Once-a-W Week club will give its next
party on Wednesday, Jan. 6. A grand
masquerade ball win be given by the club
during carnival time.
Mrs. T. G. Jones of Western avenue gave
fine progressive euchre party last Friday
evening in honor of her sisters the Misses
kruntz of Pittsburg.
Mr.. Richards Gordon, Mr. Charles Cor
don and Miss Gordon will arrive from the
East to-day and will be domiciled at the
Hotel Ryan.
Miss Jessie Hall of St. Anthony Park is
the recipient of many well-deserved COM
piments for her graceful and fearless horse
womanship.
Seven members of the ST. Paul Ideals are
Yale graduates and one is from Harvard
They ought to sing their choruses with old
time vigor.
Mrs. Drake of Lytle terrace, Cedar street.
held large and elegant reception Friday
afternoon in honor of Mrs. W. II. Lightner,
her sister.
During the past week Miss Daisy W.
Davidson returned from Chicago and will
visit her parents at 210 East Ninth street.
Will Magraw, circulator of this paper,
left Friday on running jump to Chicago,
to be absent on business for few days.
Count Victor Serenyi and wife will spend
the holidays with friends in New York city.
They expect to be gone three weeks.
Mr.. FL. G. Dunno, Mayor Rice's secre-
holiday with his parents in Chicago.
Miss Lillian Price, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. d. c. Price, returned from school last
week, and is at Hotel Ryan.
Miss Kavanaugh of st. Anthony Park
expects to visit her mother at Milwaukee
during holiday week.
Mr.. Charles Nichols returned from school
last week and will remain home during the
holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 81. Brugh of the Hotel
Ryan returned from Chicago last Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Ovitt have taken
apartments in Hunters flats on Exchange
street.
Hon. Thomas Wilson and Miss Wilson,
of Winona, were guests at Hotel Ryan last
week.
Mr.. Charles Bigelow and Mr.. Horan
Bigelow are spending their holidays at
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Cook have returned
from visit of two months in the East.
Charles Farnham is home from college at
Davenport Ia, for the holidays.
Mrs. John T. Averill and Miss Averill
are visiting in Chicago
THE LADY RAMBLER
Wants a Head Gear to Match the
SEowshOe Club Uniform.
How full of disappointments and misun-