St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-15


Lilly and Nav Hammond, Miss Mamie Wig
gins, Miss Fibrick, Miss Andrews, Miss
Belle Carlisle, Miss Mabel Howard, Miss
Christian, Miss Grace Lyon, Miss Sullivan,
Miss Gertie Monroe, Miss Jones, Miss Proc
tor, Miss Helen Waters, Miss Gertie Balch
and Miss Lizzie Layman, Mr.. A. L. Haley,
Jr., Charles Watts, Joe Woodbury., Jack
Beach, Mr.. Burton, Mr.. Plank, Mr.. Aden-
court Mr.. McFarlan, Messrs. F. H. and R.
Hopkins, Mr.. King, Mr.. Lawrence, Mr..
WEIGH, Bert Hall, Harry Ball, j. L. Trout,
Fred Goodwin, Walter McCord, Al McCord,
Mr. Allen, Mr.. Krech, Mr.. Wilson, Mr.. Col
born, Mr.. Moffet, Mr.. Goodwin, Mr.. Ellis and
Mr. ingalls,.
Miss Viola Couvet celebrated her four
teenth birthday on Wednesday evening, and
her parents gave her surprise party at their
residence, corner Sixteenth and Hawthorne
avenue.
Miss Ladders and J. II. Long took the
prizes at the progressive euchre party at the
house of j. H. Cook, on Monday evening.
The Sons of Veterans danced at Malcolm S
on Wednesday evening.
Mrs. E. Brewster entertained progressive
euchre party on Wednesday evening.
Mrs. A. NJ. Paulson entertained eighteen
of her friends on Monday evening.
Miss Minnie FosS had pleasant birthday
party on Tuesday evening, at the home OF her
mother, 1873 Grant street.
Last night the University Students Dane
ing club gave pleasing ''wax treading
festival'' at Malcolm's hall.
The musical and social affair of the n. n &.
club, on Wednesday evening, was both cred
liable and enjoyable.
The ladies' of st. Paul church gave valen
tine supper on Wednesday evening which
was conspicuous by the bewitching costumes
of the pretty girls.
Humorous masquerade parties were given
at Turner hall on Wednesday and Friday
evenings.
On Wednesday evening the ladies of All
Saints church gave pleasing paper earni-
val at Harkins' rink.
The marriage of Charles A. Betcher, OF
Winona, and Miss Carrie B. Eddy, on Thurs
day evening, produced ripple in social life.
The bride is popular young lady.
An amusing calico party was given at the
Twenty-eighth Street rink last evening. The
ladies wore calico dresses and brought neck
tie each to match; the latter were drawn and
the ''pairing Off was quite amusing.
Mrs. Tenney's musicale, on Tuesday night,
attracted most of the amateur musicians Of
the city and proved quite interesting.
The Sons of Maine had pleasant reunion
at Curtiss hall on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. C. NJ. Hardenherg entertained the St.
Mark church sociable at her house, No. 1913
Sixth avenue south, on Wednesday even :
ing.
Miss Essic Christian, of $50 Sixth avenue
north, celebrated her thirteenth birthday last
night, with happy party of young folks.
The Saturday Night club discussed Mark
Twain's writings at Mrs. A. T. Moor's, No
26 Seventh street south.
A pleasant musicale will be given at the
Hennepin Avenue church on next Wednes-
day.
The ladies of the Church OF the Redeemer
gave New England supper on Wednesday
evening.
Miss Sadie Miller celebrated her birthday
anniversary on Friday evening with a little
party.
Geo. G.. Boshart and wife gave a pro-
gresssive euchre party on Monday evening.
G. N. Morgan post, G. A. r., will give a
pleasant entertainmenton the Goth.
On Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.
TN fnr fbni ~ frio do OF
gressive euchre party, at their residence, No.
1926 Stevens avenue. After the game,
dancing was INDUCED in.
Mrs. Y. C. Van Valkenburg entertained
her friends at progressive euchre last even
ing.
The Apollo club has postponed It's musicale
to the 22d inst
Florence Scholer, Jennie Carlisle, A. P.
Willard and j. D. Merrill won the prizes at
the Star Pavilion masquerade on Friday
night.
Mrs. Ellis and Mr.. Stephenson took the
progressive euchre prizes at Mr. De Laittre's
on Friday evening.
VIM. Bouvet celebrated his forty-seventh
birthday on Wednesday evening, which was
the occasion of much rejoicing among his
friends.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Harry Legg will excurt south next We'd
nesday.
c. Heffelfnger and wife leave to-day for
Jacksonville and New Orleans.
II. L. Gordon and DR.. Hedderly went
south together, on Wednesday.
c. s. Hubert, &. ". Shepherd, w. f.
Burwell and W. 2. Burnette have gone
south.
f. A. Harmon and family, Mrs. +. NJ.
Wilson, and party, have gone to Florida.
Miss Lillian Stoddard, the popular soprano,
is much better.
Mrs. Mackey and Miss CaIlie Mackey, and
Frank Mackey and wife have reached New
Orleans.
In party which left Minneapolis on Wed
nesday, for New Orleans, were j. II. Chris
tan aud wife, L. K. Christian and wife, Mrs.
II. W. Pratt Mrs. Porter, B. B. Townsend,
Paul Eastman and II. A. Rogers.
Elmer Lane and Dwight Crandall will
spend few days at the wicked city of Chica-
20, before leaving for New Orleans.
r. p. Russell and family, John Hunter.
and wife, Mrs. John Armstrong z, Miss Grace
Armstrong, Mrs. Jonas Z. Brown, Alderman
Barrows, wife and Miss Nellie Barrows,
Alderman Nelson, Ernest Johnson, L. G.
Pratt and wife, Charles and Miss Hause, AL.
Gowen, MIR. Thomson, d. VI. Goodwin, Mr..
Dunlap, Chris. Carney, F. 5. StetsOn and
family, J. B. Starkey. G.. j. Marbie,D. Gran
dali and H. W. Paige and wife left in a
special car on the Albert Lea route, on
Tuesday. for New Orleans.
L. s. Treasurer Wyman left the city with
out throwing any light on the new govern
ment building.
Ex-Gov. John S. Pillsbury aud wife are at
the Hot Springs.
T. B. Walker and wife have returned from
Washington City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Farley, Of Winnipeg,
have located permanently in the city.
r Returned to the City-D. A. Ross from