St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-08
SALTWATER SOCIETY.

her daughter, MIS-. y. III. JOHNSON.
Will L. Bas,ett is in Denver on a visit.
SALTWATER SOCIETY.
Surprise Parties the Rule--O'd Set
tiers Party--Personals.
The past week has been one of numerous
pleasant social gatherings consisting, like
the previous week, almost entirely OF sur
prise parties. Not one night passed that
parties were not held From every indica-
ton the coming winter will be one of gayety
never before equaled in the history of Still
water. Below will be found a partial re-
sumo of the week:
On Friday evening surprise party was
rendered Miss Emma Elliott and her brother
James Elliott, at the Elliott house that will
not be forgotten soon by the many young
people who took part. The party number
ing thirty couples met at the home of the
Misses Mathews on South Second street.
About $50 they repaired to the Elliott house,
taking these people entirely by surprise.
An excellent orchestra accompanied the
crowd and in few minutes after arriving
the merry dance was begun as per progam,
the majority participating. Quite a
number of pretty costumes were notice
able. Among those present were noticed
Misses Nellie and Katie McGrath, Nellie
Welsh, Mamie Mackey. Josie, Nettie and
Anna Mathews, Lizzie, Julia and Maria
Sullivan, Anna and Rose Brunswick, Anna
Kitty, Belle Carley, Matte Elliott, Mollie
Moffat, Nellie Laravie, Mamie Caller,
Misses Walsh, Annie Dorsey, Belle Brown,
Hudson: Nellie Long, Mary Brown, Maggie
Crowley, Emma Malloy, Maggie and
Adelia Whalen, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Mot Mn NIro ID A Wolf nrS
and Messrs. George Gorham, William
Birge, William Getz, John McDer-
mott o. N. Dudson of st.
Paul; James Ward, William Mackey,
P. III. Noonan, P. E. Bunker, Jr. "A. Loeb,
John Donaldson, Thomas Burke, DR.. Jelli
son, P. II. Murphy, Ed Jellison, George
Schuttinger. w. E. Cooke, Robert Welsh,
W. II. Coe, d. F. Mcbride Thomas Wat
tiers of White Bear; Charles YerXy, w illiam
Newberry, William Form, John and George
Sullivan, Ray Hitchcock, Steal Price,
William Walsh and Ed Elliott.
Miss Jennie Barrett was surprised at her
home on Myrtle street on Monday evening
by large party of friends, who met at the
Elliott house. The party remained till a
late hour and passed the time in tripping
the fantastic and playing cards. The
names of the surprisers were Misses Mamie
Shortall, Matte Elliott, Emma Elliott,
Anna Dorsey, Alice McPike, Emma Nal
lory, Emma Sexton, Lucie Carley, Ada
Hall, Nellie Goggin, May Goggin, Addie
Conklin, st. Paul; Nellie Donahue, Nellie
Laravie, Eta Corlis, Mollie Burns, Maggie
Burke, Mamie Galliee, May Mclaughlin,
Maggie mclaughlin. Mamie Mackey. Abb
bic Goodman, Julia Hayes, Gussie Schut-
finger, Maria Sullivan. Mary and Emma
Chisholm, Anna Lane. Maggie Donavan,
Mrs. Ed Donavan, Dundoff; p. J. Long
and wife, James Goodman and wife, Jerry
Donavan and wife, Tim Donavan and wife,
James GILES and wife, Elmer Osborn,
Pat Fitzgerald, John Kitty,
John Greeley. DR.. JellisOn, William O'Don-
nell, Gus Abraham, George Schuttinger,
George Gorham, James Hastings. James
McGrath, George Sullivan, William Welsh,
Patrick mclaughlin, A. Donlan, John
Lane. Lue Staples. J. G. Tracy, P. E.
Burke, Ed Jellison, William Kitty, William
Lane, A. Clayberg, NJ. j. Corcoran, J. E.
Elliott. P. G. Finton, Ed Elliott, P. II.
Mackey. William Foran and A. Chisholm.
The old settlers party was given Wednes-
day evening by Mrs. and Mr.. Frank Hull
at the Hull house. The rooms were well
filled early in the evening with social set,
enjoying themselves in that free and social
style peculiar to old settlers. There was
quite strife to settle the question as to
who was the oldest settler in the room.
The honors were carried off by Mrs. Bolts
ford, who came to this county thirty years
ago. At about O'Clock the tables were
spread in the dining-room and ladies' ordi-
nary. Among the old settlers present were
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Hewitt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac Bottsford, Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Black
mer, MI. and Mrs. Col. Eaton, MI S. Part
ridge. Mrs. Ada Batchelder, Mr.. and Mrs.
William NORM, Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Parker,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Skinner, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
D. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Judge Stacy, Mr..
and Mrs. Capt. White, Mr.. and Mrs DR..
Wedge, Mrs. Augustus Armstrong. Of
those of later date of settlement were Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Fobes, Mrs F. Fobes,
Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Abbott Mr.. and Mrs.
Senator Sergeant. Mr.. and Mrs. G. o.
Sundby, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Mcneil, Mr.. and
Mrs. HaZeltOn, MI. and Mrs. d. N. Gates,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ Todd. Mr.. Daniel Good
rich, Mr. and Mrs. c. M. Wilkinson, Mr..
and Mrs. Prentice, Mr.. and Mrs. d. r. P.
Hibbs, Mr.. and Mrs. George f. Gardner,
Mr., and Mrs. Prof. Levens, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alvey, DR.. Irwin, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred G.
Bennett.
On Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Laravie were surprised by large number
of friends at their residence on N Orth Third
street. The party remained till the wee
sma' hours and spent the time in dancing
and playing cards. Refreshments were
served about midnight. The following
were present: Mr.. and Mrs. George Bolles
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Phil
Potts, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Donavan, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Donavan, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Bord-
well, Mr.. and Mrs. P. Long. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cali, Mr.. and Mrs. j. May, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs. d. Elliott. Mrs. l..
MOffatt, Mrs. Brunswick. Mrs. j. Yorks and
Misses Mamie Mackey, Anna and Rose
Brunswick, Maggie and Mamie McLaugh-
lin. Maggie Lyons, Julia Hayes, Mamie
Emma Elliott, Johanna Parle, Maggie
Donovan, Ada Wall and Mary and Nellie
Goggin; Messrs. Albert Brunswick, Robert
Welsh, James Elliott. Will Getz. DR.. Jel-
lison, Ed Jelison, Will Lane, John Lane,
Henry Rogers, l.. Aldenberg, NJ j. Cor
coran. L. Birge, Tom Stack, r. Dempsey,
W. o. Donald, George Gorham, George
Schuttinger, W. Newberg, James Hastings,
John Parle and w. Cross.
The largest and probably the most enjoy
able social event of the week was the cele-
bration of the fifth anniversary of the mar
rage of Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Schuttinger, at
their residence on South Second street on
Friday evening. The entire M@nnerchor
society, of which they are members, and
friends both married and single numbering
in all about two hundred persons attended
Dancing was the principle feature of the oc-
casion, This was begun an early hour and
kept up all night to the excellent music of
the M8nnerchor orchestra. About midnight
supper was spread and highly enjoyed by
the many persons in attendance Mr..