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

Birmingham to volunteer for this SERVICE
and to express his cordial appreciation of the
ability and zeal which he has displayed under
the most trying circumstances, while at
tached to the column in pursuit OF the hostile
Chiricahuas. By order of Gen. Crook.
G. s. ROBERTS,
Captain of Infantry, A. A. d. @.
Saltwater.
Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Potts were surprised
by large number of friends last Tuesday
evening. In the afternoon Mrs. Potts was
inveigled into visiting a friend and re-
manned till $50, when she returned to find
her house filled with surprise party. Dur
ing the afternoon everything was got in
readiness for the occasion, and it was GER
tainly success in every respect. Progress
i've euchre was played, followed by dane
ing and other amusements. Choice refresh
ments were served in proper time, and the
happy crowd departed for their homes at a
reasonable hour, all enthusiastic over the
good time they had. The list OF those pres
ent is as follows: Mrs. IL. Volighney, Mrs.
Sue Moffatt, Mrs. Joe Yorks, Mrs. Daniel
Elliott, Mrs. Otis Staples, Mrs Brunswick
and Misses Anna and Rose Brunswick,
Mamie Mackey, Anna Sweeney, Rose Conf
ham, Nellie Laravie and Nellie Goggin, MI.
and Mrs. James Mathews Mr.. and Mrs. L..
Getchell Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Deregish, Mr..
and Mrs. William Sauntry, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Coniham, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs P. j..
Long, Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Bollis and Messrs.
William Getz, Joseph Laravie, John Stin-
son, j. Edwards, E. S. Rogers, F. Will
liams, A. Brunswick, j. Elliott, Lewis
Bergeron. A. Loed. Frank Grace. W. W.
Berge. E. S. Cross and r. S. Terrell.
Miss Nellie Burrows was the victim of a
surprise party at her home at Oak Park on
Thursday evening. The party, numbering
about fifteen couples, met at the home of
John McDermott and proceeded to Miss
Burrows home, taking her entirely by sur
prise, and remaining till a. IN. Dancing
and progressive euchre were INDUCED in,
and highly enjoyed. Miss Agnes McGrath
was the winner of the head prize and Miss
Agnes DOnalds the progressive prize, both
very elegant ones. The list of the partici-
| pants is as follows: Misses Maggie Crow
ley, Anna Fitzgerald. Aggie and Maggie Ell
lott, Katie and Aggie McGrath, Maggie
Kinney, Mr.. and Mrs. John Blackman
Mr. and Mrs. John Jamison, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Dolan. Mrs. Matt Shortall. and
! Messrs. John McDermott, W. j. Shortall,
DR.. Jellison, Ed Jellison, P. E. Burke, Jr.,
Will, Jerry and Anges Donalds, James
Finch, Robert and James McGarey, James
McDermott and Frank Casey.
The ''Coin sociable," at the Methodist
Episcopal church on Friday evening, was
well attended. Each person who attended
gave coin of some kind for each year Of
their age, by which way handsome sum
was taken in. A necktie supper was given,
which was well patronized and furnished
lots of amusement. The sociable was for
the benefit of the music committee and
was a success beyond the most sanguine
expectations.
A progressive euchre club recently organ
lied by a number of married folks of the
North hill met at the residence of Mrs.
George Swain On Thursday evening and
spent the evening very pleasantly. The
ladies' head prize and the ladies' progressive
prize were won by Mrs. John Goodrich, the
gents head prize by A. G. Hospes, and the
gents progressive prize by Mrs. E. A. Fol-
som.
Company K will give a series of dances at
the armory this winter. the first of which
will be on Thanksgiving night. There will
be no supper, and dancing will end at IL
o'clock. These dances will be well at
tended. and will furnish the members of the
company and their friends abundant amuse-
ment Company K never does anything by
the halves.
There was very enjoyable progressive
euchre party, composed of ladies, at the
residence Of Mrs. T. E. Joy on Thursday
afternoon. AS per invitation. the other
halves appeared about o'clock. and all
spent an hour or so discussing superb sup
per, prepared by Mrs. JOY, assisted by
some of the ladies present.
On Friday evening very enjoyable dance
was given at the residence of Albert Lin
deke west of the city. About forty couples
attended. All report a tip-top time.
Louis Lohmann gave hop to thirty OF
forty couples at Lake Elmo on Tuesday
evening. A number of Saltwater people
attended and report good time.
Miss Ida Sunberg was given a surprise
party by large party of friends at her
home on Sixth street, between Churchill
and Howard, on Friday night.
An excellent entertainment will be given
by the students of the high school for the
benefit of the library next Friday evening.
All who atteneed the dance given at
Music hall on Wednesday evening by the
M8nnerchor report firSt-claSS time.
Miss Phoebe Greeley gave tea party at
her home in honor of Mrs. Middleton of
Miles City on Wednesday evening.
Miss Anna Sutton was surprise by
number of friends on Tuesday evening. An
excellent time is reported.
The K. Z. K. club was entertained very
pleasantly by Miss Grace Torinus on Fri
day evening.
The supper given by tine ladies of the
Universalist church on Wednesday evening
netted $40.
PERSONAL NOTES.
Mr.. P. 81. Potts will shortly leave for the
Pacific coast, and will probably remain all
winter. He will be accompanied by a ST.
Paul friend.
Senator D. NJ. Sabin will leave for Wash
ington in day or two, accompanied by his
private secretary, Mr.. F. G. Norris.
Miss Anna Fulton of Hudson has been
spending the week with her friend, Miss
Ella McKusick.
Miss Agnes Casey has gone to Veazey to
spend the winter with Mrs. John O'Brien.
Miss Dell CARL has returned from a de-
lightful visit to Ashland. Wis.
Miss Alice Pettibone has returned from
two-months' visit to Cleveland.
Judge McCluer held court at Red Wing
during the week.
Aid Burke was in Chicago the early part |
of the week.
DR.. Donald has returned from Chicago.
Winona.
The Ladies' Wednesday musicale held an |
enjoyable meeting last week. although the |
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