St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-05

is expected. At Fridays meeting com
mittee on arrangements, consisting of Chief
West, Maj. Z. w. Mortimer and Washing
ton Pierce of the George Y. Morgan post,
Z. O. Cauvet of the WaShburn post, II. E.
Blaisdell of Post No. %, MeSsrs. Cole and
Warren of the Plummer post, MeSsrs. Price,
Branton, Skinner and Staples of the Butler
post, and Fox of the Rawlins post, were
appointed. The train on the Minneapolis
q St Louis will start about 8 o'clock in the
morning, when all are expected to be ready.
Another meeting will be held at Chief
Vests Office on Monday, when arrange
mentS will be completed.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Ald.JOhn Fleetham and wife were the re-
cipientS of an enjoyable surprise party on
Tuesday evening, at their home, zoos Sec
Ond street northeast, on the occasion of
Mrs. Fleetham's 10th birthday. The affair
was successfully engineered by the younger
members of the family. Among those pres
ent were the following: Mr.. and Mrs. w.
NJ. Hoy, Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Sidd, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mike Hoy, Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Hanley,
Z Aid. <. ComstOck and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
a. Boran, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Ellis, Mr..
and Mrs. n. b. Hunter, Mr.. and Mrs. f.
Heimefn. Prof. and Mrs. Fred Perry, Mr..
John Hoy, L. Stack, J. Stack, James
Wren, p. Ring, Z. Moore, p. Butler, James
Burns, w. Haley, J. Webster, Harry Ker-
idge, w. Keridge, w. NJ. Tidd, Mike and
Adam McCarn, john MahOney, VI. Hig-
gins, Mr.. Murphy, Mr.. Moran of ST. Paul;
Mr.. j. p. Hoy and wife, Mrs. j. Kelley,
Miss Nellie Plat, Misses Annie and Mary
Smith, Mrs. j. Mullen of California; Miss
Grogan, Misses Rosa and Aggic Hoy,
Misses Emma and Mary Wren, Miss Susie
| .nnnOn Mis- E-kat- L.
Misses Rosa and Lizzie Burke and Mrs.
Mary Stack.
Miss Alice Wales very pleasantly enter
tanned her friends on Wednesday evening
AT her home, 147 Fourth avenue south, with
a musicale. The program opened with
ketterer's ''Grand Polka" by Miss Law
renee, followed by the .'Valse de Concert"
from SchulhOff, by Mrs. C. Filbert;
''ROndO," from Weber, by Miss Bessie
Fisher; vocal solo, 1.-The Huntsman's
Horn" by Mrs. NJ. S. Mills; Ketterers
Grand Galop de Concert" by Miss
Franc Stevens; Millard's Waiting song,
by Mrs. W S. Braun; Kucken's duet.
Drift My Bark" by Mrs. VI. S. Mills and
Prof l.. C.'JOhOnot, and concluded with
Gorias ''BeliSariO," a duet, played upon
two pianos by Mrs. Wales and Miss Alice
wales. After the exercises an hour was
passed in social greetings and converse.
Cataract Council 600, Royal Arcanum.
gave very enjoyable SOCIAL reunion at Odd
Fellows hall on Tuesday evening. The af-
falr consisted in part of singing by Mrs
Convey, piano solos by Miss Converse. song
by Benjamin MOOeTS, and George and JO-
Seph Chapman gave some very fine selec-
tons on the banjo and harmoniea. After
thisa splendid collation. was served and
dancing was INDUCED in to late hour.
The Murphy club elected the following
officers last Wednesday evening: President,
John G.. WOOlley; vice presidents, j. b.
COttrell, John Brooks, w. G.. Byron; chap
lain, Rev. f. 5. Williams; secretary, y. C.
Harris; treasurer, Miss y. NJ. Henderson;
executive committee, \. l.. Beach, Il. Kral,
Z. y. Frederick and f. c. DOnlin.
Arthur b. Chase and Miss Ellie ID. Gage
were quietly married, on Wednesday, at
the residence of Z. q. O'DOnnell, 1882
Third avenue south, Rev. j. III. futile per-
forming the ceremony. After Aug. II the
new couple will be at home at 9O5 Frank
lin avenue south.
Hon. E: c. WadhamS, ex-senator i'm the
Pennsylvania legislature, and prominent
citizen of the city of WiIkesbarre, and wife,
are in the city, visiting their son. s. F.
Madhams, Esq. They are stopping at the
West, and will remain in Minneapolis a
couple of weeks.
Weddings were not at all numerous last
week and the records show a considerable
falling off in licenses. Social authorities
say there will be very little doing in the
hymeneal line until the fall.
Jones NJ. Robinson of Sehlever S Co. and
Miss Clara +. Reynolds. daughter of C. f.
Reynolds. were married on Wednesday by
DIR. W. I. Chase, at the residence of the
brides father.
Gen. w. ID. WaShburn and family sailed
from New York yesterday on the Cunard
steamer EutOria. Most of their time, while
absent, will be spent in Switzerland.
An enthusiastic welcome was rendered on
Wednesday TO the singing section of Har-
monia, on its return from WatertOwn, Wis,
where it captured the first prize.
On Tuesday evening the fourth anniver-
Sary of the call of Rev. l.. p Cole to All
Saints church was celebrated by a lawn
fete at the rectory.
Gen. Nathan Dudley, while en- route to
his post in Montana, was entertained here
by Mrs. L. \. Arnold of South Seventh
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lawson have re-
turned from the East, bringing Miss NJ. B.
bright of Northampton, Mass, as their
guest.
III. \. Gale, Edward Gale, Willis Will
Jams and the Misses Gale are home for the
summer vacation, from Eastern colleges.
Mrs. F. b. Kidder has returned to New
York, whence she will sail this week for
Munich to pursue her musical studies.
Ir anI M, -
Kansas City left for home on Wednesday.
after a pleasant visit to Minneapolis.
L. l.. LOngbrake and family have re-
turned from Worcester, o.. bringing DR..
StOddard back as their guest.
F. p. Morey and wife of Betton. Tex,
are visiting their father, Daniel BasSett,
2426 Hennepin avenue.
Henry Lockwood, brother of Lieut.. Lock
wood. of the Greedy expedition, has located
in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Capt. Rogers of Fort Lincoln. Oak,
is the guest of Mrs. A. +. Foster, 3l9 Uni
versity avenue.
Mrs. Potter of Cincinnati is the guest of
her daughter, Mrs. c. IL. Dixon, IS South
Ninth street.
Rev. II. C. Henry and family went to
New Haven, Conn.,, on Monday, to spend
the summer.
Mrs. S. Neweomb has gone for a two
weeks visit among friends at Faribault and
Mortified.
The fascinating F. c. Nickel has gone 70
spend the summer months at his old home
in Maine.
F. G. HOlbrOOk has gone for two
weeks visit to his former home in Phila-
delpia-
Mrs. WOOdson. of St. Joseph. No., is