St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-16

SaTy OIL tne DHtnday OF Mrs. Eliza Allen.
mother of Col. Allen. A reception was
held in the apartments of Mrs. Col. Allen
early in the afternoon, and at o'clock an
elegant dinner was served in the ladies'
ordinary. which was beautifully decorated
for the occasion. Many fine gifts were be-
slowed upon the charming lady, but those
which she will probably prize most highly
were an elegant watch from Mrs. A. Allen,
an exquisite chain from Mrs. Quincy Allen
and charms from her grandchildren. An
immense quantity of lovely flowers
was bestowed by friends. The following
friends were in attendance and enjoyed the
happy affair:
L. L. Reed and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Bagley,
Mr.. and Mrs. White, Mr.. and Mrs. Dodge,
Mr.. and Mrs. Snow, DIR. and Mrs. Murphy,
Mrs. John Irvine, Mrs. Edward Murphy, Min
neapolis; Mrs. TarboX, Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins,
New Orleans; William Q. Allen and wife, Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Cummings, DIR. and Mrs. Leas-
ure; Mr.. ard Mrs. Larpenteur, Mrs. Will
coXson Mrs. Kay. DIR. and Mrs. Stone, Mr..
and Mrs. George Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.
Caswell, Fit. Atkinson; Miss Annie Jefferson,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ID. Abbey, DIR. Lawton and
brother, Mr.. Pepper, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B.
Cook.
HERE AND THERE.
The following tourists were among those
who enjoyed the hospitality of the Ryan
last week: j. f. Gillett and family, Chi
cage; Admiral G.. NJ. Buckle, England;
John Woods, Milwaukee;Mrs. II. S. Wood,
New York; Miss L. NJ. TObey, Milwaukee;
II. j. G. Miller, Nashville, Tenn; Mrs.
Miller and child, Banner; J. w. Williams,
Miss Minnie Williams. Miss Cora Williams,
Master Frank Williams, Mrs. A. y. Dayen-
port st. Louis; A. Morton and wife, Mil
waukee; Mrs. Thomas A. Hendricks, John
a. Holman and wife, indianapolis; j. j.
Forsythe and wife, Miss Van Brunt,
Miss Z. j. Fielding, New York;
w. +. Mclaughlin and family, Chicago;
i. n. Tower and wife, Omaha; Miss CORN,
Miss Thome, New Orleans; G. Z. Dilley
and wife, Palestine, Tex; Mrs. j. ID. Dicks,
Mrs. S. c. Dicks, Miss Dicks, Albany, n.
Y; Geo. II. Stone and wife, Miss Stone,
w. S. Dodge and wife, Miss Dodge,
NJ. p. Stone, Cleveland; a. Clock
ner, PittSburg; Miss Clark, Cleve-
land; j. Z. Clough and wife, Detroit;
Mrs. 1. NJ. Phillips, Mrs. E. c. Kitchen,
Miss Jennie Kitchen, Miss II. B. Kitchen,
New York; +. b. Close and wife, Mrs.
Paul, G. StOner, w. ID. Harmon, Pipestone,
Mimi: w. w. Raymond and wife, Miss c.
Raymond, Miss Jennie Raymond, New
York; Mrs. o. Ii. Stephens, Miss
l. Sloan, Mary Sloan, son and
daughter of S. G. Sloan. Syracuse;
Capt. T. H. Underwood, English army;
w. p. Horner, L. G. Horner, Miss Emma
HOrner, Philadelphia; p. S. Rowland and
wife, Mrs j. A. Gurth, Miss Il. Lightner.
Miss r. Wheeler, Peoria; Mrs. c. T.
Bishop, Mrs. j. Bishop, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs.
E. j. Dunlop, Mrs. S. Cole and son, Mrs.
Angus Smith. T. i. Vance and wife, Mil
waukee; +. w. futile. Miss Mary Tuttle,
Miss Matte Tuttle, r. X. Kenny, Geneva.
The Grand Opera house will open tO-mor
row night in fine style. Many new elegan-
cieS will be discovered in the interior,
among them being new scenery, beautiful
new carpets.and generous addition TO the
electric lighting facilities. The vestibule
has been materially widened and vastly i'm
proved, and when finished will rival any in
the country. 1t is finished with hand
some tile flooring, a rich wainScoting and
elaborate frescoeS and designs in stucco
work. The light has also been admitted
from the top by large sKylights, thus adding
cheerineSs on matinee occasions. The man
ayers Office is decidedly improved, being
much more convenient and comfortable than
before, while, by "a dividing partition, the
work of the Office Is isolated from the gen.
eral business. The first attraction which
Manager Scott will offer is the irresiStibly
funny conceit entitled "a Parlor Match, y
by those Incompatible comedians, Evans
and HOey, aided by select and talented
company. 1t is impossible to conceive Of
anything more entertaining than this pro-
duction, and now ii is more amusing than
ever, having been reftted with new songs
and new situations of the most eXcTuciat-
nj oln
will fill the last half of the week with his
famous comedy, Karl"
Arrivals at Chequemgaon hotel, Ash
land, Wis, during the past week: II. c.
Henry, II. f. Balch, c. b. Gilberts. Mrs.
G. ID. Boyd, Miss A. Balch, Miss NJ. Balch,
Dr. X. b. Naming, Minneapolis, MINI. I;
William McQuaid. j. c. Maxwell. St Paul
Mimi; S. q. Snider, j. c. Prescott. Col.
John Z. West, Miss c. II. West, Miss Mel
lie West, Mrs. r. L. Kelley, r. b. Casey,
Miss Rand, Minneapolis; Miss Stevens, ST.
Paul: NJ. ID. Wood. St Paul; H. NJ. Smyth,
st. Paul; j. c. Milligan, Minneapolis; j. L.
McSween, Minneapolis; j. b. Cook and
wife. st. Paul; q. b. Best, St Paul; r. w.
Seeger, st. Paul; w. w. TELLER, Mime
apolis: \. c. Johnson, Minneapolis; An
drew Warner. Duluth; i. ID. Scott, st.
Paul; q. A. Hamilton, wife and three la
dies, st. Paul; NJ. Cohen, Minneapolis:
Z. NJ. Van Clair, Minneapolis; Il. Z. Jack
son, Minneapolis.
The following summer tourists are at the
Merchants: Theodore Fisher and wife.
Petersburg. ILL.,: Mrs. John Paul, Miss Nc
Donald, Miss Hogan. La Crosse; ii. w.
Pratt and wife, Faribault; II. c. Wood and
wife, Kansas City; w. w. Thayer and
wife. Portland, Ore; T. G. Phillips and
wife. Miss Mabel Phillips, Ravena, o.; w.
+. Werner, Miss Werner, Miss l.. Werner,
Arkansas; c. X. Morse and two daughters.
George Ii. Hamlin and wife, G.. c. Suther-
land and wife, Grinnell, Ia; c. A Cas-
well and wife, TT. Atkinson. Wis; Charles
Hooper and wife, Cincinnati, o.; c. Nor
schel and wife. st. Louis, Mo-; j. j.
Hughes and mother, Chicago.
Mr.. Frank c. ODOugherty was very
agreeably surprised at his residence. No.
81 West Tenth street, a week ago Friday
evening, by number of his friends. on the
occasion of the twenty-third anniversary of
his birthday and was presented with an
elegant gold-headed cane appropriately en-
graved. Mr.. William c. Handy made the
presentation and was ably responded to by
Mr.. O'DOugherty. The evening was very
pleasantly spent
The ladies of the Flower mission have
been very materially aided and encouraged
this season by generous contributions from
ladies at River Falls, Wis. Several baskets
of choice flowers are received from them
every week. The st. Paul friends of the
mission are urged to assist by sending flow
ers OF carriages for the distribution of them.
The meetings are held every Wednesday
morning at the club rooms of the Unitarian
church.
The drawing of the silk handkerchief
quilt and shams, and the silk bed set and
shamS fhaf Nvarn i'm the EniSnnnnl fnir hold