St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-12

grand dinner and tea set, complete, of
French china of chaste pattern The doctor
made tho presentation In his usual eloquent
manner.
On Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Bean and Mrs. Arthur Bean gave one at their
residence on North Third street, composed OF
Mr.. and Mrs. f. E. Joy, Dr. and Mrs. p. H.
Willard, Mr.. and Mrs. David Bronson, DR..
and Mrs w. H. Pratt, Mr.. aud Mrs. A. X.
Doe, Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Hersey, Mr.. Peter
Musser, Mrs. G. NJ. Stickney, Mrs. p. B.
Smith, Mr.. E. L. Hospes and Mrs. l.. F..
Torinus. Mrs. Tornus and Mrs. Doe won
head prizes and Nj. and Mrs. r. F. Henry
the progressive ones.
Eat the progressive euchre party with }.
w. and Mrs. Jacob Bean on Friday evening,
the second they had for the week, the former
being the old folks and the latter the younger
ones, there was large attendance. The
head prizes were won by Miss Eliza May and
Mr. Glenn Clark and the progressive prizes
by Mrs. Charles l.. Easton and Mr.. John M
Conrad.
The comrades of Muller Post No. 1. g. A
R., had progressive party in their hall on
Wednesday evening, after finishing theil
business, Comrade Card taking first prize
and Comrade Golf second. There were sew
eral other parties held, with many OF the
same persons taking part
There has been another Gull week OF
amusement, and although Lent is over there
appears to be no revival in social gatherings
As usual, there have been number OF pro-
gressive euchre parties, but not as many as
for several weeks previous.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rhiner gave ''yass' caro-
party on Thursday evening, which was at
tended exclusively by gentlemen. They
were royalty entertained. Mel Bromley cap
tured first prize and Charles Brenner second
The dance given by Germania Lodge No.
3, Sons of Hermann, on Monday evening,
was largely attended and the lodge has its
benevolent fund increased.
PERSONALS.
Mr.. 8. s. Murdoch, brother of Judge Muir
dock, was in the city Thursday.
Mr.. H. G. Stone and daughter have gone
to Chicago on two-weeks visit.
Mr.. j. M. Gere, Hastings, is the guest of
his uncle, DR.. G. B. Marshall, for few
days.
Mrs. Charles Penfeld, st. Paul, is visitin g
Mrs Ward, at the residence of Mr. G. II.
Burt.
Mayor-elect Johnson, Fargo, was in the
city on Thursday, and left for home Friday
morning.
Judge Flandau of St. Paul was in the city
on Friday on business connected with the car
company.
Mr.. George NJ. Seymour has left Central
America for New York, and will be home in
a couple of weeks.
Mrs. DR.. j. c. Rhodes returned from Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. DR.. Powell, Mime
apolis, on Monday.
His holiness, Con, the tobacco man, is
again home and his sides shake with merri-
ment more than ever.
Miss Grace Cornly and Miss Edith Hope,
St. Paul, are in the city visiting Miss Lois F {.
Sprague, North Third street.
Mr.. Frank r. Johnson of New York, who
has been here for some weeks visiting with
W. B. Birge, left for home on Thursday.
Detective Caswell and wife of Minneapolis
were in the city during the week visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. s. Richardson, North
Third street.
DR.. II. s. Hersey, formerly of this city,
but now of Bismarck, OAK, passed through
the city on Monday on his way home from a
Southern trip.
Mr.. Atwood, bookkeeper for the Hersey 81
Bean Lumber company, has leased Mr. d. FL.
Rersey's beautiful residence overlooking
Lake st. Croix.
Senator Sabin and his private secretary,
Mr.. Morris, arrived home on Wednesday
from Warrington. Mrs. Sabin will remain
some time in Washington.
A. Swanson, formerly with L. f. Torenus,
has returned from Tower City, OAK, with his
wife and baby, where he went to take up
land. He thinks Saltwater is the best place
for him, and he will remain here.