St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-06

morrow evening meeting will be held at
the same church to organize Middle Aged
and Old Folks Chautauqua club, which Will
also have good membership from every
Indication.
On Thursday evening progressive euchre
party was given by Mr.. and Mrs. Q. W..
Hitchcock and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wheeler
at the residence of the latter on South hill
The winners of prizes were Mrs. DIR. Alex
Donald and DR.. =. B. Marshall, Mrs. III. r.
| Barclay and Mr.. l.. b. Castle and Judge II.
| Lehmicke.
| Sixteen or eighteen couples of young folks
| surprised their friend, Miss Flo White, at
| her home on South Fourth street on Tues
day evening. Dancing was the principal
| feature of the occasion, which was kept up
until a. M.
AT the meeting of the Afternoon club on
| Thursday at the residence of Mr.. Paul
Blackman the prizes were won by Mrs. G.
M. Conrad, Mrs Joseph King, Mr.. James
King and Mrs. T. Netzer.
On Christmas night there will be a con-
cert and supper and distribution of pres
ents in the M. E. church. AS yet the other
Sunday schools have not made any arrange
ments for Christmas.
On Thursday evening private hop was
| given at Boo & LindbloOm's hall by the
| Nordean society, which was attended by
| fully9ffty couples and was very enjoyable
| affair.
On Tuesday evening a very enjoyable
| dance was given by twelve or fifteen couples
| at the residence of Mr.. j. StinSon on North
| Second street.
| On Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. E. A.
Phinney gave whist party to fifteen OF
eighteen couples at their residence on the
| South hill.
Tomorrow evening, at Prot. Fishers
dancing school, teaching will last from 7:3C
till $50 o'clock, after which there will be a
social.
Mr.. Patrick mclaughlin was surprised
by large number of friends at his residence
| on South Fourth street on Wednesday even
ing.
Lieut.. Samuel Boomers 10th birthday
was pleasantly recognized by members OF
the Grand Army on Monday evening.
The Young Peoples Social club of the
Presbyterian church will meet at Capt.
Young's tomorrow evening.
The Ladies' Aid society of the NJ. E.
church will give supper at the church
hNIAo hoAeooy OfOiliuS
Miss Ella McKusick entertained the K.
K. K. club on Friday evening.
Company K announces another ball for
New Years night.
PERSONALS.
Mr.. Frank Raiter, who recently sus-
tanned fracture of his right ankle by
jumping from his buggy, is able to walk
around.
Mrs. Capt. Lovatt has returned to her
home at Lakeland from Asia. The captain
will not return before spring.
Mr.. p. Fl. Potts, with party of St. Paul
men, will leave Oh the 18th for California
to spend the winter.
Dr.. and Mrs. F. Van Waters returned
yesterday from weeks visit with friends
at Chicago.
MIR. Eugene Burman of Minneapolis and
Mrs. Sadie Pete were married at Hudson on
Wednesday,.
Miss Josie Murphy returned on Wednes-
day from an extended visit at Lakeville.
Miss Bell Ryder will come home from
school at Red Cloud for the holidays,
Miss Josie Matthews returned last even
ing from a visit to the country.
George Torinus came home from school
at Boston to spend the holidays
q. NJ. McCluer, ESQ.,, attended a we'd
ding at Rush City last week.
Mr. ID. A. Rogers is back from a months
trip through Wisconsin.
Mr.. V. G. Seward was in Dakota last
week.
Mrs. Il. D. Cutler has returned from Da-