St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-01
entertained tea party at her house, No. 1000

entertained tea party at her house, No. 1000
Portland avenue.
w. L. Bigelow, Suffolk, Mass, and Mrs
Ella G. Morrison were quietly married on
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. DIR. Bausman ente rtained the Ladies'
Aid society of the Homeopathic hospital on
Thursday evening.
On Tuesday evening Mrs. c. B. Elliott OF
Twenty-fourth avenue north entertained a
progressive euchre party.
The Y. w. c. T. U. gave reception on
Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Calkins,
| l029 First avenue south.
The pupils of Bennett seminary gave a
very enjoyable entertainment on Friday, in
celebration of the birth of Longfellow.
| Mr.. and Mrs. f. S. Winters, 1886 Frank
lin avenue, celebrated the second anniver-
! sary OF their marriage on Tuesday evening.
Last evening jolly masquerade party was
given by his parents to Master Eddie Will
hanson, 307 Fourteenth avenue north.
Mrs. D. c. Dodd entertained progressive
euchre party on Tuesday evening. Miss
Maud Eastman and Morris Lahey took the
prizes.
A reception was rendered Rev. Willis D.
Engle and wife of Indianapolis, by Mime
apolis chapter No. 9, Order of the Eastern
Star, at Masonic temple on Monday evening.
On Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs F. A.
Fisher Gel ebrated their silver wedding al
their home, No 1921 Park avenue. Over
three hundred guests enjoyed their hospisal-
ity.
w. W. Clark entertained the Mount Curve
progressive euchre party on Monday. Elmer
Briggs and Mrs. c. Ell. Emmons took head
prizes, A. A. Guiwitz and Miss Ada Landers
the foot prizes
On Wednesday evening the house of Mrs.
William Harrison, Second avenue south and
Eighth street, wis the scene of pleasant af-
fair. The Centenary Chautauqua circle ap-
propriately observed the Longfellow memo
rial day.
On Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. E. Tun
stead celebrated The fifteenth anniversary of
their wedding. Their friends took it in hand
and crystal celebration at their home, Nine
teenth street and Sixteenth avenue north,
was the result. The evening was delight
fully spent, bounteous supper being one of
the features
FUTURE EVENTS.
George n. Morgan post, G. A. R., will
| give masquerade ball on Friday evening
The third annual ball of the Minneapolis
boiler makers will be held at Harmonic hall
April 8.
Mrs. J. G.. Dawes will entertain the Mt
Curve Progressive Euehre club tomorrow
evening.
A charity carnival, in behalf of the poor
OF the city, viii be given at Croker rink on
Tuesday.
The talk of an Inauguration ball at Ar
mory hall still goes on and will probably
reach head tomorrow.
A character party will be given. in the
near future, by the young ladies of the First
Congregational church.
On Tuesday evening the A. O. U. W. will
give grand sociabe at Odd Fellow hall.
The grand master of the state will grace the
occasion with his presence.
PERSONAL POINTERS.
Vernon Bell is in Chicago.
s. c. Gale is back from his Chicago trip.
James Mackey is visiting in Cleveland.
Col. Sam Hill has returned from New
York
Mrs. Plny Bartlett has gone to Washing
ton, D. C.
A r. shattuck went to Washington yes
terday
G. A. Nimocks returned from New Orleans
on Tuesday.
G. S. Leeds and Burke O'Brien have gone
to Washington.
Hon. w. w. McNar returned East again
in quest of health.
l.. w. F. Berkeley Of Winnipeg is the
| guest of Harry Balm
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Towne left yesterday
upon Southern trip.
c. a. Des Brisey, Bathurst, n. B., is the
visitor of L. R. Theran.
Miss Annie Ruble, Lemars, Ia, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Hatch.
Miss Bertha Remington of Otse 90, n. Y,
is the guest of Mrs Daggett.
Prof. Harmsen and family have returned
after long visit to the South.
Mrs. E. NJ May is able to be out again
after severe spell of sickness.
Miss Emma NJ Potter Cincinnati, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Dixon, on First avenue
south.
The guests of w s. Pardee, j. c. Conger
and wife, have returned to New York.
| C. L. Berg and wife of Birmingham, Eng.
are the guests of Minneapolis relatives.
Col. W. s. King and L. s. Burlington
returned from the East again on Thursday
C. w. Livingston and wife and Mr. and
Mrs. Lindley of Chicago are guests of city
| relatives.
Misses Emma Lachmund, Fannie Wyman
and Nellie Smith, Burlington, and Bertha
| Crouch, Cincinnati, are guests at Mrs. Phil
brooks, No. 80 Seventh street south.
Mrs. Pemberton aud daughter, Toledo;
w. a. Thomas, Boston; Miss Matte Lamb,
Rochester, n. Y; Miss Lille King, Owa-
tonna; Mrs. c. w. Finch, Faribault; Miss
Mamie Jones, Ipswich, Oak; Miss Martha
Hope, Ripon, and E. A. Hadley and wife,
! Hastings, were among the weeks guests in
| Minneapolis.
The following departures were made early
in the week w. B. Folds, Chicago; T. G.
Barnard aud wife, Florida; Charles Morse
and wife, Jacksonville; Loren Fletcher, New
| Orleans; Mrs. G. c. May and daughter, New
| Orleans; Elias Moses aud wife and Henry
Moses and wife, New Orleans.
! SOCIETY IN SALTWATER.
| LENT AND THE NEW ORLEANS EXPOSITION DIM