St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-19
A SALTWATER SYMPOSIUM.
Dramatic and Social Evenrs.-Presi'
dent Cieveiand7s Game Claims
its VOtnries.


The past was another dull week in SOcia
circles, but a little III advance of the two
previous weeks. On Monday evening the
elite of the city spent a most pleasant time
at the Grand opera house listening to keene
the tragedian, i'll Richard Ill" He hat
the largest house seen there for some time
PROGRESSIVE EUCHRE.
This game still holds the boards and ap
pears to have taken another stride, as The
events have succeeded each other in rapiC
order On Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs
A. C. Hospes entertained large party
when Miss Josie Sticlney and Mr.. John S.
Proctor won the head prizes and Miss Mary
Field and Mr. Fayette Marsh won the pro
gressive ones.
On Wednesday evening DR.. and Mrs. C.
y. Marshall had q large gathering. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. }. \
Searles, Mr. and Mrs. Clapp, Mr.. and Mrs
4. c. Hospes Mr. and Mrs. Frank Prince
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Sturtwant, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hal Barclay. Mr.. and Mrs. w. c.
Masterman, Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Hitch
cock, Dr. and Mrs. Merry, d.. and MIS-
Donald, MI and Mrs Frank L. JOY, Mr.
and Mrs w. East0n, Miss William and Mr..
George Willard. The head prizes We're wol
by Mrs Hitchcock and 3Tr. +. Z. Joy an(
the progressive ones by Mrs. Searles ant
Mr.. II. Barclay.
On Thursday evening Miss Eliza Cover
of Oak Park had pleasant party. The
head prizes were won by Miss Eliza Cover
and Mr.. Ed Yarnell, and the progressive
ones by Miss Agnes Elliott and Mr.. Harry
Cover.
The game of pinOcIe has also its vOtaries
which were entertained by Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Becker, and any one knowing the
host and hostess may be certain they had {
good time As the game does not usually
have lady players they had irregular stag
party. The following were present. T..
Rhner, Aid. Kerr. Charles Bremen, c. p.
Gregory, c. A. Bennett. DR.. Weight. X. NJ
Anderson. August BOoren. +. W. Kern. A.
Mellin, Charles Hoffman. Charles Conhaim
William Schermnly, \. +. Scwartz, Officer
George Walters. f. Whitman. Louis Wolf
August Buth Peter Lies, Julius Duel. Joe
TRnnhauser, Albert Drews. Andrew Quinn
J. +. Noll Mr. Hagan of St. Paul, c. V
Spiegel, Minneapolis correspondent of th'
Milwaukee Herald. Richard Wolfsberg
Henry Steifens. Henry HeiSel, Dick Weis
Thomas Francis. Herman Luhman and II
Weisel. The first prize, valuable pipe
was won by Dick WeiS, while August Butt
captured meerSchajnn cigar holder.
PERSONALS.
Chief Shortall is getting somewhat better
from his attack of sickness.
Fred Scott has recovered sufficiently to bt
at his post in his drug store again.
Mr. H. II. Hart of state corrections ant
charities was in the city Friday. officially.
William Graves. an old resident, was il
the city visiting the beginning OF the week
AL Wissler, now of Madison, but fonnerl!
of the Sawyer house. made this city flying
visit.
The Rev. S. Phoenix. Cumberland Wis,
was in the city on Thursday calling on ole
friends.
d. II. Hersey has returned from Arvilla
Oak. where he has been looking over hi:
3,O0O-acre farm.
DR.. Kilvington and Frank Mcdonald
auditor, indianapolis. were on Tuesday las
visiting Mr.. W. VI. Capron.
Mrs. Samuel Patterson and Mr. and Mrs
Dernley. all of Alton. have been visiting
Mrs. George S. B0lles during the week.
Mr.. j. H. Spencer left Tuesday morning
for cruise toward the head waters OF tht
st. Croix and Mississippi rivers. He IS IN
terested in lands throughout that region.