St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-12

Weeks parLleS are as lOAOWS: MT. anu MIS-
Washburn had party on Wednesday even
ing at their East side home, at which Miss
Lizzie Beecher, Mrs. Ware and Charles
Beal won the prizes. Mr.. and Mrs. Eddings
entertained their friends on Tuesday at their
home on Summit avenue, Mrs. Boynton and
Miss Nettie Stewart winning the prizes. The
Eighth Ward club met at the residence OF
George Ainsworth on Saturday evening, and
Mrs. R. n. Woollett and Henry Flint won
head prizes. The Net Curve club skipped
the week and will shine out this week.
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A crystal wedding anniversary surprise
was given Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Shandrew OF
Hennepin avenue, on Tuesday evening
last, by fifty of their lady and gentlemen
friends of the city, who came suddenly upon
them with bountifully laden baskets of sub
stantials and delicacies in the shape of re-
freshments. The surprised couple, not to
be outdene, brought out the BRIDES
loaf of wedding cake of fifteen years
ago, which was found to be in a good state
of preservation with its frosting slightly yell
lowed by the hand of time, but not at all
toothsome. The party finally resolved itself
into progressive euchre gathering, at the
close of which A. B. Wilgus received the
first prize, Mrs. j. II. Sleeper the second and
Mrs. A. B. Wilgus the foot prize.
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party will be given by the sons of Vet
Grams at Curtiss hall on May 1.
The following futurites are found in the
memorandum books of society people:
Thirty couples of Como avenue young peo-
pie danced until early Tuesday morning.
The jolly club members are preparing for
a party to be given at the West next week.
A calico pail was given at Malcolm's hall
on Friday night, and was a marked success.
The ladies of the Foss NJ. E. church gave q
tableaux entertainment last Friday evening
The Chi Psi fraternity will give banquet
on April % at the Club house on University
avenue.
On Thursday evening Mrs. George c. Per-
kins entertained her friends at FOL Univer-
sity avenue.
Miss Sadie Moses entertained a party
of friends on Wednesday night at her home
on South Fourth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Folwen celebrated their silver
wedding on Wednesday evening, at No
2549 First avenue south.
On Tuesday evening Mrs. A. B. Coe gave
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home, 100 Third avenue south.
The Auxiliary society of the Homeopathic
hospital had social reunion and o'clock
tea at DR.. Bausman's on Friday.
On Sunday evening J. T. Thompson of
Rothschild & Co. and Miss Annie Focole
were married at the residence of Rev. "A C.
| Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Morse entertained the
Saturday Night club last night, and pleas
ant evening was spent discussing Bayard
Taylor's works.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. T. SWEET entertained
their friends at their home, 702 Fourth street
southeast on Monday evening, the ami
versary of their marriage day.
The Unitarian society, in charge of
Mesdames w. NJ. Barrows, W. II. Nudd, j.
A. Lovejoy and l. Todd, gave a pork and
bean supper at Central avenue rink.
The Young Ladies' Home Mission gave a
pleasant and unique entertainment on Fri
day evening at 227 Fourth street southeast.
A neat little drama, "Gypsies," was in
cluded.
Mrs. Dr. Darlington and her daughter
Miss Daisy, have returned from quite an
| extensive trip east taken for the benefit of
the latter's health, which has greatly i'm
proved. They have given up their residence
on Rice street and will be at home to their
friends at the corner Of Eighth and Mime
sofa streets.
Miss Killelle of this city left yesterday for
Red Wing to visit friends.
Miss Matte Acott of Hutchinson, who
has been very ill for several months, passed
! through the city yesterday on her way to
| Saltwater to take charge of her department
| in the high school of that city.
Mrs. Smith of College avenue is enter
tanning Mrs. E. B. Gibbs.
S. J. Ahren and his daughter, Miss Louise,
returned on Friday from New York.
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| An informal hop was given by the Apollo
club last Wednesday evening, in which some
thirty people participated
A handsome sum was netted By New
England supper given by the ladies of May
| flower church on Wednesday night.
Miss Matte HAYES entertained her friends
on Wednesday evening at her fathers home,
corner of Twelfth avenue north and Sixth
street.
The Garrick club will present Nevada at
Chestnut hall in a fe W weeks.
Master Eddie Washburn had birthday
party yesterday afternoon at the residence of
his father, Gen. w. d. Washburn.
The Silver Stars gave a ball on Friday
evening at Muldoon IL Isman's hail. on
Franklin avenue
Two marriages are booked for the near fu-
ture. On Wednesday next, E. b. Clement
and Miss Kate Reid will be married at the
residence of the BRIDES father, H. VI. Reid,
80 Seventeenth street south. w. IL. Ring
and Miss Josie Cullen will be married on the
East side on April 81.
A silk quilt will be voted the best lady
skater at an entertainment 10 be given by
the ladies of tue First Unitarian church on
Monday evening.
The Chautauqua circles of Minneapolis
will appropriately observe April p as Long
fellow memorial day
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II. o. Morrison has returned from the
South.
Charles V. Lord of Bangor, Me-, is at the
West.
ID. III. McfnersOn mas returned from
long visit to Chicago.
A. VI. Shuey and wife have gone on a
Southern trip.
Dorius Morrison and wife are home from
Florida.
J. R. Hale and family are back from an
Eastern trip.
Manager J. F. Couklin was in Chicago and
Milwaukee during the week.
Mrs j. B. Goodwin has gone on visit to
New York.
Mrs. II. T. Black will reach Minneapolis
from West Virginia on Tuesday or Wednes
day.