St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-15

ladies. with their tissue decorations, man.
aged in highly successful manner the re-
, freshment tables and the fancy-WorE
| counters.
Young ladies' orchestra has been organ
lied to meet weekly for practice and enter
tainment at the home of Miss Lizzie Laird.
The following comprise the members OF the
organization: Miss Laird, harp; Miss Cora
Lombard, first violin; Miss Staughton. sec
ond violin; Miss Alsadie Bonner, cornet.
William R. Douglass of Smyrna, Mich,
who has been enjoying Minnesota climate
for the past two weeks. left on THURSDAY
morning for the East. He was the guest OF
DR.. j. NJ. Cole while in Winona.
Edison Hill of Silver Lake, Pa, and Miss
Susie B. Sartwell of the town OF warren
were married in this city on Wednesday,
Rev. r. j. Thompson of the Presbyterian
church performing the ceremony.
Miss Ada Pottle departed on Tuesday
evening for Pennington. Me-. where she
will spend some time with friends. She
will visit friends at Kalamazoo. Mich, and
at Portland, on her way.
Mr.. Edward Curtis of the San Francisco
Morning Call was in Winona last week visit
lug relatives He was en- route to Wash
ington where he will spend the winter.
A sociable under the auspices of the Gen.
trail Methodist church will be given at the
residence of S. W. Morgan, corner OF Fifth
and Kansas streets on Friday evening.
A fine new grand piano was placed in
the parlor of the Presbyterian church last
week. 1t was purchased by the society for
use in its social meetings.
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tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Basford at
their residence on Sanborn street, on
Thursday evening.
The lyceum entertainments which were
so popular at the Central Methodist church,
last year, will be continued during the COM
ing winter.
Mrs. Dr. Spencer and daughter Of West
field, N Y. are visiting in Winona, the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Wilson.
The ladies of the Olive Branch M. E.
church held very successful oyster supper
at the church on Wednesday evening.
Miss Mabel Wilson left on Saturday for
for Chicago, where she will devote the win
ter to the study of music.
Rev. William Mckinley of Red Wing will
preach at the Olive Branch church in this
city this morning.
Hon. William Window and wife have re-
turned from Washington.
Hudson.
A quiet little wedding occurred at the
home of Mr.. A. Day, on Second street,
Wednesday evening, the contracting par
ties being Mr.. Lou Monkey and Miss Clyde
Day. The affair was of the most unpre-
tentious character possible, only the imme-
date relations being present. Mr.. and
Mrs. Monkey are prominent among our
most estimable young people. A party of
friends serenaded them after the wedding.
The marriage of Mr.. S. II. Davis of the
numbering firm of D. c. Davis & Sons of
Cody to Miss Aggie Mcleod is announced
to occur about Dec. /.
David Humbird and wife and Misses
Stalnaker and Humbird will spend the
greater part of the winter in California.
Miss Jennie Burton's birthday was pleas
antly recognized by her friends. Monday
evening, with jolly surprise party.
Mr.. and Mrs Will Hall of Cumberland
came down to the Menkey-Day wedding.
Miss Jennie Wetherby was surprised by
a party of friends Thursday evening.