St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-22

but GIBBS like its tide" and we are now on
the ebb Caterers are the authority, and OF
course undeuiable, for the statement that the
winter now ending has been productive OF
remarkably few weddings, and that the mid
night high-priced gas and coal have been
burned in vain in many a Minneapolis par
Tor. Tn ere have been no complaints from
pastors, however, and they reap the benefits,
you know, and none from sections that the
only peals rung out on the air are for fires
and schools. So the rest of Us may endure
the burden of the fact that the zone more
unfortunately are few in number.
SOCIAL EVENTS.
The A. o. U. w. gave uniform party at
Harmonic hall on Thursday evening.
The Caledonian club had very enjoyable
session on Friday evening, at which Walter
Scott was discussed.
Architect L. S. Burlington and wife enter
tanned progressive euchre party on Wednes-
day evening at their Highland avenue home.
Wednesday was the birthday anniversary
of Will Bassett and that evening he was
rendered a pleasant surprise party by his
friends
On Monday evening Mrs. Ernest Winters
and A. j. Smith gave progressive euchre
party at Winters hall on Franklin avenue to
score of their friends.
On Thursday afternoon at O'Clock D. n.
Wheeler and Miss Matte Hubbard were mar
ried at the residence of the BRIDES parents,
No. ZIG Sixth avenue south.
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evening at the Bloomington Avenue church,
of which prominent feature was the supper
| served by the Y. L. H. M. band.
Frank Clark entertained the o. A. Y. club
on Thursday evening at his residence, No.
GIG Sixth avenue north. Music and dancing
were enjoyed during the evening.
An enjoyable social was given at West
minister church, on Friday evening, by the
young people. 1t was preceded by well-ren-
dered musical and literary entertainment.
A flower mission has been organized by
the young ladies of the First Congregational
church, and Miss E. Lyall has been chosen
president and Miss NJ F. Chaplin secretary.
On Tuesday evening the Misses Searle
gave progressive euchre party to five tables
of friends at their home on Hawthorne ave-
nue. Mr.. johnson and Miss Searle took the
head prizes, and Miss Carrie Merriam the
prize for the highest number of points-107.
PERSONAL MENTION.
G. B. Clarke is back from Peoria.
DR.. Wentworth is back from Southern Da-
kota.
Miss Helen Hovey has returned from
Duluth.
Miss Clara Judson is visiting friends at
Glencoe.
Miss Helen Whittier is visiting friends in
Pennington.
w. H. Jacoby has gone South and W. F.
Gum to Winnipeg.
E. +. Campbell and wife have taken their
departure for Attica.
Charles P. Lowell and family have gone
East for long visit.
John S. Warnock has gone to consult q
Philadelphia physician.
The pupils of Curtiss college held reunion
and reception last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warner are home again after
six weeks spent in Natchez.
z. NJ. Wilson and C. NJ. Lorng have gone
to the New Orleans exposition.
David Good and Miss Lila Lee were made
man and wife on Sunday last.
R. s. Saunders, with his wife and son, re-
turned from the South on Friday.
V. G. Hush, the prominent banker, re-
turned from New York on Tuesday.
Cavour Langdo has returned from an ex-
tensive Southern and Western trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill of Oak Lake gave
progressive euchre party last evening.
Mrs. j. H. Thompson of Hawthorne ave
nue. had tea party on Friday evening.
Miss Alice West entertained her friends al
six-handed euchre on Thursday evening.
The children of Mrs. T. B. Walker enter
tanned their Hamline friends ON Friday even =
ing.
Mrs. S. Linton entertained score of
| friends last evening at No. 1881 Sixteenth
avenue south.
Mrs. T. D. Skies had small party at her
residence. No. 500 Seventh street south, on
Friday evening.
J. S. Coolican returned from Fargo on
| Tuesday and on Wednesday doubled in his
| tracks and went back.
On Wednesday evening the Centenary
| Chautauqua circle met at Mrs. William Har-
TlsOD 5 anu ulscusStu chemistry.
DR. Dunsmore and wife entertained party
of friends last evening at their elegant home
on Tenth street and Third avenue south.
The Highland Park Chautauqua circle met
on Friday evening at the house of Misses
Jamson, Twelfth street and Twenty first
avenue north.
w. II. Eustis, J. s. Bradstreet, c. F. Hatch,
J. G. Jones and family ana J. F. Collum and
daughter, all returned from trips in various
dire ctions on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sloan OF Twenty
Sixth street and Tnree-and-one-ha avenue
in celebrating their paper wedding, on Fri
day, were Unexpectedly joined by host OF
friends laden with suitable presents.
The Minneapolis colony at Jacksonville,
Fla, at the first of the week included Mayor
Plsbury I'd wife. Mrs. c. A. Pilsbury and
two children, Judge Berry and daughter,
Mrs. r. W. Cummings and two daughters,
Maj Camp, wife and daughter, and Mrs. f.
VI. Wilson, Judge Ames and wife and W.
W. Eastman and wife have left Jacksonville
for the Hot Springs, and E. NJ. Wilson has
since Joined his wife.