St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-06
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and have two beautiful gold badges, to be
given to the lady and gentleman showing
the best scores at the end of the season.
These badges are to be given to the two who
have won them the greatest number OF
times.
Mrs. S. G. Nichols of the cooking school,
will give lesson on roasting beef, poultry
etc., with sauces for meats at the Temper
ance union, IS East Seventh street. on
Monday afternoon at $50 o'clock. A class
for young ladies will also be organized, and
those wishing to join will please report the
same afternoon.
The Patriarch's club will give their
second party of the season at Sherman hall
next Tuesday evening. On this occasion
the entertainers will be Mr.. and Mrs. W..
/ r. Merriam, Mr. and Mrs. Brooks, Mr. and
Mrs. NJ. Auerbach, Judge and Mrs. G. B.
Young, MI. A. II. Wilder and MI. Green
leaf Clark.
The fair given by the Ladies' Relief
corps and Garfield post has been adjourned
until next Saturday evening, at which time
the drawing of the elegant silk quilt will
occur, and the -four, apples, wood and
fancy articles remaining will also be dis
posed of.
| j. Royal McMurran gave small german
at the Summit club house last Friday even
ing. The evening was thoroughly enjoyed
by those present and an elegant repast was
served at midnight. The members Of the
club are McMurran, Curry, Handy, Harri-
son, Lefevre and Camden.
Mrs. j. T. Hall and Miss Hall, wife and
sister of Judge Hall of Duluth, were in the
city the past week attending the Keene per-
| formances at the Grand and the Boston
Ideals at the Minneapolis Grand, the guests
of Mr. w. Fl. Coleman.
The wedding of Mr. Charles W. Clark to
Miss Emma l.. Day will occur at the Pa
citic Congregational church at 6 O'Clock
next Tuesday evening. The young couple
will be at home after Jan. at No. $50 De
Bow street.
Frank Ford and Miss Laura Humphrey
will be married next Thursday night, and
Immediately leave for Cincinnati and Wash
ington. At the latter place they will be
rendered a reception by Senator Conger and
wife.
| Among the guests passing the Sabbath
at the Merchants are Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Bradshaw of Superior, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Britts of Verndale. and Mi. and Mrs. W..
81. de Lussan of Oshkosh.
Miss Emmett Woodwork of Centralia,
! ILL.,. is visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and
| Mrs. d. Hildebrand. No. 1854 Marshall av-
enue. She will probably spend the winter
in the city.
Hon. John Masterman of Maine, who has
been visiting his niece. Mrs. James Middle
ton, left for the East on Friday very much
pleased with st. Paul enterprise and
growth.
The Ladies' Aid society of Hebron Bap-
fist church gave an oyster supper in Chris
| tianson's hall Friday night, which was
largely attended and highly enjoyed.
| Miss Cora Richardson, daughter of Col.
John B. Richardson of New Orleans, La,
is the guest of Mrs. w. 81. Dixon of 46S
Ashland avenue.
Mr.. l. J. Beaumont returned last Thurs
day from Short Hills, N. Y, whence he ac-
companied his sister, who will pass the
winter there.
st. Paul Council No. 656, Royal Area
mum, will give its second annual party at
the hall in brakes block next Tuesday
evening.
The proprietors of Hotel Ryan have
taken the store at the right of the main en-
trance and made pleasant reading room
of it.
ST. Paul Camp, No. 1, Sons of Veterans,
q. S. A, give their sixth social party at
their hall in Drake block on New Years
eve.
MI and Mrs. r. A. Hirst left last week
for an extended trip to Pennsylvania and
New York, combining business with pleas
ure.
Coox-i1Ja nd
prominent business men of Chicago, have
been sojourning in St. Paul since Wednes-
day.
Mr.. Paul Blum, who has been with Buff
falo Bilrs show in charge of Sitting Bull and
his Indians. returned to st. Paul last week.
Judge and Mrs. Morrow of Towanda,
Pa, spent few hours in st. Paul last
week on their return from Duluth.
Miss c. E. Middleton and guests, the
Misses Gallup and Tower, returned to Garlic
ton college Monday evening.
Gen. Daniel Butterfield of New York, his
sister, Mrs. Storrs of Utica and Mrs. James
of New York are at the Ryan.
The ladies of Unity church will have a
Christmas sale and chocolataire on Friday,
Dec. II, at Unity club room.
Mr.. John Hinkel, wife and daughter, left
last Thursday for OLYMPIA, w. T., where
they will pass the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. James 81. Davidson will
make their home for the present at No. 210
East Ninth street.
Miss Middleton of Dayton's bluff gave
lunch party to a large number of her friends
Monday afternoon.
Lieut.. Nickerson of Fort Totten, OAK,
is in st. Paul, much to the pleasure of his
many friends.
Mrs. Maurice Lyon and Mrs. E. Whit
aker are visiting Mrs. NJ. Mccormick at
Grand Forks.
Mr.. B. T. Knauft left last Wednesday on
an extended trip through California and
Mexico.
Miss Rose Lillian Peltier and Miss Aggie
Gilen left Friday for few weeks visit at
Duluth.
Mr.. j. B. Skinner and family of New
York are at the Merchants for the winter.
Mr.. Robert Mannheimer will return from
his protracted visit to New York tomorrow.
Mr.. L. E. Reed and wife have taken
rooms at the Merchants for the winter.
Lieut.. Oscar F. Long. q. S. A., is at the
Ryan. he proceeuS Eastward To-Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Robertson have taken
apartments at the Ryan for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Odell will entertain
few friends tomorrow evening.
MI. C. A. Dibble and family are domi-
ciled at the Ryan for the winter.
Mr.. NJ. J. Sullivan of Chicago was a
guest at the Ryan last week.
Mrs. Judge Dickinson and daughter are
visiting at Mankato.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Easton of La Crosse
are at the Ryan.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Z. Stone left for Europe