St. Paul daily globe., 1885-12-20

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Mrs. l.. E. Quints. Mrs. S. t. Wing, DR..
Putnam, MI. and Mrs. Cove, Miss Emma
Cove. Miss Carrie Crowley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacoby. Mr.. and Mrs. George Lee, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. A. Fisher Mr.. and Mrs. Cooley,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. DeWolf, Mr.. ahd Mrs.
Gates. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Hubbard. Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Taylor, Misses Fisher, Farm
ham, Anderson, Gallagher and Emma
Cook, Mrs DR.. Rogers, Mrs. Butts, Mrs.
Cypher, Mrs. FaT, DR.. j. E. Moore,
Messrs. Charles Jacoby, E. w. Clark, II.
j. Altnow, Ed Kilvington, James Patten
and others. Prizes were taken as follows
| Gentleman's head and lone hand, j. S. De
Wolf; lady's head, Mrs. M. II. Hubbard
gentleman's progressive, E. w. Clark:
lady's progressive and lone hand, Mrs. j.
S. DeWolf; lady's foot prize, Miss Farm
ham and gentlemen's, Mr.. Cove.
The third annual ball in aid of the Fire
mems Relief fund was held at the Leland
rink last evening, and besides proving an
eminent social success, netted about So, 600.
DanZ furnished the music and Weston was
| the caterer. The committee were as fol
| lows: Honorary committee. Hon. q. A.
| Pillsbury and board of aldermen; honorary
members, w. NJ. Brackett and DIR. S. S.
livingston; committee on arrangements,
F. L. Stetson, A. H. Runge, P. j. Kenney,
J. c. Scalen, Chris Henry, Nick Stetfers,
S. J. Murphy, j. r. COunterbury William
Pollock, Charles Forster, A. A. Hoyt, II.
NJ. Young, William Hart, NJ. Capely,
Henry Williams, j. c. Hurland, n. Man
gan and w. H. West; reception committee,
F. L. Stetson, A. II. Runge and P. j. Ken
nedy; floor marshal, Capt. William Pollock;
assistant, Capt. Nick Steffers; aids, A. A.
Hoyt, j. Mcbride. William Hart, James
Murphy, John Thies, Peter Newman,
William Bleweff, Peter Miller, James Pier
son, John Hale Husen Tuttle, Henry
Winslow, c. 0. Pierce, NJ. j. Foley and f.
NJ. Snyder.
The first full-dress ball of the season was
given by the Apollo club on Wednesday
evening and was brilliant and enjoyable
events. The following were some of the
guest: Mr.. and Mrs. Dorner, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. Weiss of st.
Paul. Mr. and Mrs. Max Adler, Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. Keser, Mr.. and Mrs. Bensinger,
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Abrahams. Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. Spield, Mr., and Mrs. Julius Rees, Mr..
and Mrs. Kantrovietz, Mrs. Adelshein of
LIE Mars. Ia; Misses Sternberger of Gin
cinnati. Abbie MichaelS and Marion Jacobs,
Misses Abraham, Ashner, Cohen, Myers,
Danabaum, Messrs. Cy Rothschild, Albert
IicOlas Samuel Rothschild, George Levi,
Max Segelbaum, Max Cone, Adolph Cone,
Henry Abrahams, Ben Jacobs, S. Myers,
Moss Davis. Rothschild and Segelbaum.
The Jolly club, which takes high rank
among the swell organizations of the city,
had one of its occasionals at the West hotel
on Thursday evening. The attendance was
small, but the sociabilty and jollity cores
pondingly great. Covour Langden and
his sister, Miss Carrie, led the German.
Mrs. 7. S. King. Mrs. L. Fletcher and Mrs.
K. S. lines distributed the favors. Others
present were: Misses Mackey, Bend, Shene-
hon, Whitmore, Hardenburgh, Watson,
King, Mr.. and Mrs. G. III. Palmer, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIII Steele. Mr. and Mrs. George
Eustis, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Heffelfnger,
MesSrS. Charles Carpenter, [. r. ID. Hal
lowell, Charles Velie, Will E. Burwell, d.
NJ. Chute, Hal Watson and Lou Watson.
A brilliant wedding was that of Miss Cora
Porter and George II. Coffin, on Wednesday
evening. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. T. NJ. Campbell, at the residence of
the brides parents. Ills Fifth avenue
south. About seventy-fYe invited guests
were present. from whom the young people
received congratulations and good wishes
and numerous wedding gifts. Mrs, Joseph
LIE Croix and Miss Ada Blaisdell were
bridesmaids. and Mr.. Joseph LIE CroiX and
Edward Coffin acted as groOmsmen. The
bride was attired in brocaded cream satin,
en- train, with natural flowers for orna-
mentS. Mr.. and Mrs. Coffin will be at
home to their friends in their new home on
Twenty-seventh street, between Chicago
and Park avenues after Jan. l.
A pleasant surprise was perpetrated on
Wednesday evening upon Mr.. and Mrs. j.
j. Waskuwich, 2519 Sixteenth avenue
south. A troop of friends ana neighbors
called npOn them, and were instantly made
at home. The evening was passed with
cards and games, and refreshments were
served which had been prepared by the
guests. The names of those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Eaton, Mr. and Mrs.
James Wisenem, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Houston, Mr.. and Mrs. James clark, Mr.
and Mrs. c. t. Griffin, Mr.. and Mrs. Levi
Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Bonnell, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Haley, Mrs. Henry Scy-
phord, Miss Jakes, Miss Gustie Kruth, Miss
Annie Eaton, Mr.. G. W. Bonnell, Mr.. NJ.
Ryan, Mr.. Andrew Ryan.
Dudley P. Chase post gave an enjoyable
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Congregational church, at which fully 400
were present. Addresses We're made by
Department Commander Becker, Prof. w.
W. Folwell, Prof. j. F. Downey and j. l..
Scudder. and music was furnished by the
church choir. The addresses were full of
interesting "reminiscences of army life, and
were highly entertaining to the auditors
During the exercises recitation was deliv-
cred by Miss Zue McClay. After the regu-
lar program considerable time was devoted
to short talks and anecdotes by various
members of the G. A. Il. who were pres
ent, Asst. Adjt. Gen. II. A. Norton taking
the lead.
Miss Clara Getz and G. w. Davies were
married on Tuesday evening at the Frank
lin avenue NJ. E. church by Rev. F. J.
Wagner. The bride was handsomely dressed
in a rich cream satin robe, elaborately trim
med with oriental lace, flowers, Marshal
Neil rosebuds. After bountiful wedding
supper and an evening of general social en-
joyment. Mr.. and Mrs. Davies went to their
new home on Nineteenth street. Both the
bride and groom are generel favorites, as
was ShOwd by the unusual number of pres
ants given by those in attendance and sent
by other and distant friends who We're un-
able to attend.
At social at Centenary church on Tues
day evening, given by the Young Ladies'
society, the program included piano solo
by Miss Abbie Winslow; reading, Mr.. Harry
Names; recitation, Miss Callie Winslow;
duet, Miss Alice Van Anda and Mrs. G. NJ
Parmelee; address. Rev. C. A. Van Anda;
duet, Miss EVELYN Burt and Miss Stella
Calkins; reading, Miss Minnie Pillsbury;
violin solo, Miss Nellie Wagner; recitation,
Mrs. Hall; reading, Mr.. Wells; medley in
defamation, by Messrs. Harry Names.
Earl Dunn, William Sykes and Mr.. Show
erS.
Miss Mamie F. Gray daughter of Thomas
K. Gray, was married Wednesday evening