St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-05-10
cially and socially successful sociable on

Mrs. c. M. Pond entertained her friends
at AZ o'clock tea, on Friday, at No. Sc
Highland avenue.
The Silver Leaf social, colOred organ
ization, will give May party in Market
hall tomorrow evening.
Thirty members of the Nicollet club made
| up theater party, and took in Fedora, .
on Thursday evening.
Mrs. c. II. Hunting entertained hei
friends on Wednesday evening at No. 52l
| Twentieth avenue north.
Minnehaha Grove lodge of Druids gave a
pleasant dance on Thursday evening at their
hall on Hennepin avenues,
Miss Carrie, daughter of Gen. A. B. Net
Teton, and Dexter Thurber will be married
next Wednesday afternoon.
A bazaar, with musical and library APP
pendages. was successfully given at Peter
son hall on Thursday evening.
The New Workers. May-day party at Cur
tiss'hall on Tuesday furnished an enjoyable
evening for over 500 guests.
Fred Iverson, Sixth avenue north, hand
| somely entertained a party of friends who
surprised him on Friday evening.
Mr. L. ID. Skies gave a o'clock tea to
her friends on Friday, at her home, corner
Seventh street and Fifth avenue south.
The discussion of j. G. Hollands works
was continued by the Saturday club at its
meeting last night with Mrs. and Mr.. A. T..
Morse.
Hector Baxter and Miss Cornelia Burns
were married at Burlington, on April 80
and have arrived at their future home in
this city.
The Vincent Chautauqua circle met on
Monday evening at the residence of Mr.. F.
DieudOne. Papers on Addison and on
war politics were read.
The May-day heyday festival given by
the young ladies of st. PauPs Episcopal
church at Malcolm's hall on Thursday even
ing was very pleasant affair.
Howard Clark and Jeanette Menden-
hail. Michael Mcdonnell and ELENA Gar
rity, A. II. Porter and Belle Helmett were
among the weddings of the week.
DR.. Walter n. Murray was welded on
Tuesday afternoon to Miss Allie st. John
of Toledo, 0. Rev. E. E. Evans of st.
Paul officiated at the ceremony, which was
performed at the residence of Dr.. Dilling-
ham. DR.. and Mrs. Murray will be at
home at 712 Oak Lake avenue.
An ''orange social' at the residence of
Mrs A. w. Hastings, was enjoyed by the
Heart and Hand society of the First Con-
gregational church on Wednesday evening.
Musical parts were given by Prof Gilbert,
Miss Mabel Chase and w. A. Shaw, and
Rotations by Miss Sue McClary and Miss
Daisy Crittenden.
Zion CommandeIy, X. T., will give
grand farewell promenade concert and ball
at ArmOry hall next Thursday, and has al
ready issued cards of invitation. The music
is to be by Danz' full orchestra. The prom
enade will be from s to o'clock, when
dancing will be taken up. The Sir Knights
are expected to appear in uniform. The
committee on arrangements, which will be
designated by it's members wearing blue
badges is composed of j. A. Schlener, A.
NJ. Shuey, j. H. Thompson, j. w. Nash,
r. G. Evans, j. r. Everard and j. NJ. Sui
Ivan; reception committee, with white
badges-E. J. Davenport, Jacob Breger, H.
KirkwOod, S. P. CHANNEL, A. G. Simonds
and George F. Smith; floor managers. with
red badges-C. A. Dolliver, F. B. Kidder,
j. F. Calhoun, E. B. Clement, W. S. Brann
and J. W. Stone.
One of the most enjoyable events of the
week was the reception given at Malcolm
hall on Friday night, to the dancing classes
of 1ss45. Opening with Rosebud ger
man, the evening included four hours of
dancing. The following is partial list of
those present: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Col
ton, Mr.. and Mrs G. Vera, Miss Gertie
Balch, Miss Fannie Wacks, Miss Carrie
Sullivan, Miss BERTHE Keller, Miss Ida Sulli-
van, Miss Gladys Skinner, Miss Eleanora
Hoeff1er, Miss Nellie Aspinwall, Miss
Nellie Phelps, Miss Mollie Hanson, Miss
Alice Patch, Miss Alice Taylor, Miss
Simons, the Misses Kerridge, Miss Chap
man, Mrs. Grace Barry, Miss Ida Briggs,
Miss May COLON, Mi SIS Minnie Peck, Miss
Robideaux, Miss Mary Williams, Miss Alice
Peck, Miss Chapman, Miss Jennie Marsh,
Miss Monroe, Miss Gibbs, Miss Phillips,
Miss Jennings, Miss Chambers, Miss Car
Isle, Miss Alice Heskith, G. w. Wakefield,
c. j. Peck, George r. Dewey, James NJ.
Hurley, R. NJ. Balch, J. H. Putnam, E. E.
Case, Paul Krech, H. c. Buregh, A. W.
Allen, j. w. Murray, G. B. Peck, George
COLON, W. d. Gallagher, J.. F. Stevens.
Alfred Kerridge, Charles Kerridge, Walter
Phillips, w. l.. Patch, George r. Buckley,
j. Black, George Hanson r. W. Chap
man.
PERSONAL POINTS.
E. D. Burdick is in Chicago
H. C. Mead and wife have gone East.
G. S. Harper has gone to Philadelphia
Edwin Stone and family have gone East.
Glider" Stewart has returned from Cali
fOrnia.
Charles Hallock has returned from New
Orleans.
E. D. Burdick has gone to Chicago on
business.
Washington Yale and wife have gone to
New york.
l.. Medal and family will go to Europe
this season.
Col W. S. King went East when his big
suit was over.
E. J. Davenport and wife left for st.
Louis on Thursday.
j. II. Chesebrough is starring through
Dakota on business.
c. J. Gotschel and family have removed
to Watertown, Oak.
Mrs. John Watson and family have re-
turned from the South.
l.. W. Campbell and family left on
Wednesday for Europe.
I. B. Walker is spending the week look
after affairs at CrOOkstOn
Miss Ida Munger has returned from
winters sojourn in Kansas.
Harvey M. Brown and family returned on
Wednesday from the South.
A. D. Cotton and family of Franklin, Pa,
have located in Minneapolis
Mrs. Fred X. Pulsifer of Chicago is visit
ing her father, Judge E. B. Ames
Misses Annie and Mamie Healy have re-
turned from visit to Worcester, Mass.
J. w. Pence, the opera house owner, has
returned from the South after long alb
Sence.
Capt. E. G. Babb has returned from Port