St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-27
gilt rocker. Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Lyford;
check for $500, brides parents.
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check for $500, brides parents.
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HERE AND THERE.
Over seventy-fve people, boys and girls
of all ages from four months to sixty
Bayliss hall, ST. Anthony Park, to await a
loaded with presents, group of lovely,
happy children, and the smiling faces OF
their parents and friends-was what Al
Home saw on opening the door-and il
was pretty picture. Upon the arrival oil
Santa Claus an attractive program, consist
ing of carols by the children, reading OF
Santa Claus mail, and a capital burlesque
orchestra of toy musical instruments, kept
up continual round of mirth. Mr.. Pick.
ard was presented with very handsome
gold badge bearing the inscription, "CErist.
mas, 1885. Presented to F. w. Pickard
by the Old Settlers of st. Anthony Park. u
Among the gifts presented on Christmas
none were more worthily bestowed thar
was the splendid gold watch and chain
which Messrs. Hennessy Bros, Agnew
Cox gave their foreman, Mr.. Thomas Ohm
son. There was no ceremony connected
with the presentation of the costly gift. Mr.,
CoX's speech was cute and to the point
thus: ''Here, Tom, here's timepiece fol
you. We hope you'll appreciate it half a;
much as we appreciate your services" The
watch was elegantly inscribed on the inside
of the case. Mr.. johnson has been in the
employ of the eminent firm for over eight
years and has ''bossed" the building of the
Hotel Ryan, the West hotel, the board OF
trade building in Duluth and many massive
structures in Chicago and elsewhere.
Tickets for the coming great charity per
Torrance of the st. Paul Ideals will be
offered for sale the coming week by the
ladies of the charities interested and the
gentlemen of the club. While the recep-
ton heretofore given this company OF
gentlemen amateurs has been generous in
the extreme, it is to be hoped that this,
their final entertainment, may reap a
greater benefit than ever before, and the
house be packed with an audience happy in
the performance and glad to aid the de.
serving charities who are the benefciaries.
Unusual care will be shown every feature
and the stage decotation, in the hands of Mr..
Frank Newell, will be something remark
able.
The music at St. Mary's church on Christ
mas day was of a very elaborate character,
and reflected great credit on Mr.. H. Nc.
Lachlan, the organist, and his fine choir.
The offertOrium, ave Maria" which was
sung by Miss Alice Shave. was specially
composed by Mr.. McLachlan for her and
for this occasion. We have not before
heard Miss Shave to better advantage thar
we did in this number. and the composer
must certainly be congratulated on his sue
cess. Mr.. McLachlan's friends insist upon
having it published, and if he does we pre-
dict a fine sale, as it is sure to become pop
ular with all our musical folks.
The first annual meet of the G. o. r. K.
club was held at Studio de Bishop, at the
corner of Third and Robert streets, OF
Christmas day. Mr.. Arthur Bishop, the
host, is true Englishman and he enter
tanned his friends with a luscious round Of
roast beef, tankards of foamIng beer anG
other delicious comestibles and beverages
His guests were Messrs. Beygel, Frisbie,
Carroll, Edwards, Eldridge and Moran.
Several hours were passed with song anG
speeches, and good cheer abounded.
Among the notables now at the Ryan
are; Wilson Redding, Montana; F. R.
Horton, New York; F. E. Florence, Chi
cagO; c. B. Morris, Milwaukee,; n. Ben.
d.
gomery, Portland, Or; Hon. E. B. Mac
Donald, London; J. Raymond Bliss, st.
Louis; 81. B. Palmer. Indianapolis: George
delphia; J. G. Livingston, Hamilton, Ont
S. j. Bean, Cleveland, O.; Eduart T.
Mann, Milwaukee.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Y. Creighton very
pleasantly entertained progressive euchre
party of six tables at their residence or
McBoal street. Christmas evening. The
head prizes were won by Mr.. Jean Randall
and Mrs. G. W. Yeagers, while the honor:
of the foot were carried by Mr.. F. Gave
and Mrs. F. Gavel. Refreshments, music
and dancing closed the evenings pleasure:
very agreeably to all.
ST. Paul Camp No. 1. Sons of Veterans
Q. S. A., give their sixth social party a
their hall in the Drake block on New Years
eve, Dec. 81. The management have made
special efforts to make this coming party
equal to and, if possible, to excel thei
previous efforts in this line. Members o.
G. a. r. and members of militia organize
tions are requested to appear in uniform.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 81. Brugh of hotel Ryar
must have left almost as many friends in
the East as they have made since they came
to st. Paul. judging by the large number Of
rich and beautiful gifts received by then
for Christmas, and which add to the ornate
and tasteful decorations of their living suite
in the hotel.
President George R. Finch has presented
the st. Georges Snowshoe club with az
elegant banner. representing the club badge
The handsome emblem has a white SAITH
ground bearing the ST. Georges cross in rec
velvet, and surrounded by heavy border
of rich maroon velvet. 1t is very beautiful
and effective.
The merchants of West st. Paul demon
strated their confidence in the integrity anC
faithfulness of Police Officer George Leydt
by presenting him with a handsomely-in-
scribed and valuable gold watch on Christ
mas day. Such compliments to a trusty
and upright officer and city are very grace
full.
The Office of the manager and managres
of the Grand opera house, Mr.. and Mrs. l.
n. Scott, presents most interesting ap
pearance, every available space being oc
cupied by gifts of the most beautiful char
acter. How convenient it is to have wed
ding come so close to holiday!
Ladies intending to receive on. New
Years day will confer great favor by mott
flying AT Home" by note forwarded tx
this Office, of all particulars connected will
their receptions, giving names of ladies as
sisting, hours, etc. Early responses are re
spectfully solicited.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Mobiles were delighted
last Tuesday at the advent of beautiful
daughter, and in honor of the charming
cantatrice then in st. Paul, she was named
Emma Nevada MOBILES. May her vocal eff
fo,ts be as pleasing as those of her name
sake.
About sixty of the friends of Mr.. ant
Mrs. II. B. Quick of De Soto street sur
prised that estinable couple last Monday
evening, it being their china wedding, ant
glorious festival ensued. A splendid