St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-03

and the new year in, which was done with
evident satisfaction. Later the participants
paid their compliments TO NJ. Sanders, and
Mr.. NJ. f. Nichols, the genial host, finally
taking their departure seemingly we'll
pleased with the event
The following notable people are at the
Merchants: Capt. 4. Viets and daughter,
Miss Gertie Viets. from Mimic. ID. T.;
Hon. ). ID. Peterson and wife, New Ulm;
Mr.. and Mrs. G. y. Baxter. Faribault;
Frank G.. Scribner and wife, Baldwin, Wis. (;
Miss Helen Pomeroy, River Falls; j. n.
Crowley, wife and child. Duluth; j. p.
Chinn and wife.s Louisville, KY; Capt.
Cousins and wife. Montreal; Miss Ulnie
and sister. Devils Lake, daughters Of Col.
c. S. Ulnie.
Mr.. Benjamin Brack. the genial book
keeper of Lindeke, Warner 81 Schumacher,
was the recipient on New Years day, of a
very expensive and elegant Turcoman, pre-
sented by the travelling men of that house.
of course, Ben was out making calls, and
when he came home the elegant piece of
furniture was displayed in the parlor, with
a card attached, inscribed: Happy New
Year. Bent From the boys on the road"
The third social hop of the Junior Dane
ing club will be held at College hall Friday
evening, Jan. s. The program will consist
of twenty numbers. a large number of
invitations are being issued by the men,
bers. The committee of arrangements is
Messrs. J. GOrdan. NJ. Weimann, c. +. Shan
! ley, w. n. Boss. T. J. Maloy. Master Of
ceremonies, (. J. Murphy.
Among the visitors passing Sunday in St.
Paul with their home al Hotel Ryan are:
James L. Gregory. Ashland. Wis; w. B..
Wilson, Washington. ID. c.; DIR. Payne
Harbrouch. Providence, r. l.: James W.
Castle, Saltwater; C.. n. futile. Portland,
Or; F. NJ. Atkinson, Chicago; T. NJ.
Sawyer, Chicago.
Quite a number OF the boxes for the Ideal
performances are already taken. Messrs.
+. b. Clarke, w. Il. Merriam, George K.
Finch and Edmund Rice, Jr., taking the
four lower boxes for the first evening, and
DIR. Stone, c. Milton Griggs and w. G.
Strickland having three for the second.
Miss Paullinn's Yum Yum is a triumph,
but she scores her greatest success as Ma
non. In that she displays the finest strokes
of genius in the PRESERVATION of the artless
little proprietress Of the Golden. NanOn
on the stage is Paullinu off the stage-the
same sweet little child of Nature.
lone reason Of my success is that there
is not a member Of my company but what
is an accomplished lady or gentleman, from
the prima donnas down to the chorus" said
Mr.. Carleton 10 the GLOBE reporter the
other evening. ''They are all educated
people of unusual refinement"
Mr.. Horace Humphrey, distinguished
editor, was charmed on New Years day by
receiving an deliberately embroidered robe
du mutt. The lady giyer, however, probably
lacked experience in such matters, as Mr..
ia t-sad fhsa fst.e.
in undertaking 10 get into it.
Z. f. COlderwood was married TO Miss
Matte Schnittger by the Rev. X. Ficken-
sher at the residence of the brides parents.
S23 Wallace street last Thursday. No cards
were issued and only few intimate friends
and relatives were present. A reception
followed the wedding.
A progressive euchre party was enter
tanned by Mrs. NJ. Sutton at her home on
West Third street. They played the old
year out and the new year in. Mrs. SheI-
man, Mrs. Couplan. Mrs. Faulkner, Mr..
McCoullagh and +. z. Sutton secured the
prizes.
The Star Progressive Euchre club of Day
toms bluff was entertained by the Misses
Burkhard on Wednesday evening. Miss
Addie Krieger and Mr.. Lou Krieger won
the head badges, and Miss Buch and Mr..
Thompson tue progressive badges.
Miss Clara Wisdom, the elegant and
stately, received yesterday a pretty souve-
mir bearing the following legend:
'WisdOm's ways are ways of pleasantneSs,
And all her paths are Peace"
Mr.. Truman has had a handsome medal
lion fresco painted on the border of the wall
in the cafe at Hotel Ryan, representing the
st. George SnowshOe club tout for a run. :"
The portraits of prominent members are
quite life-like.
Miss Burdick of Selby avenue entertained
the .. n. o. club with progressive euchre
on Wednesday evening. Mr.. E. Van Cor
der and Miss Bracket won the head prizes
and Mr.. Ed Starkey and Mrs. Burdick
the foot prizes.
The Great Western band goes to Duluth
on Wednesday next TO furnish the music for
the dedication of the new board of trade
building. just finished. for which occasion
delegates from all of the principal cities will
be present.
Miss Stone of Ninth street gave dinner
party on New Years day, entertaining Mr..
and Mrs. L. l.. Blood, Miss McQuillan and
Messrs. Dawson, PrOudfit and Harden
burgh.
All the members of the Carleton opera
party had heard of the Christmas number
of the GLoRE and they all had to be sup
piled with copies before they would sing a
note.
Misses May Ford and Mabel Lanpher,
with their pretty little friends, Misses
Flossy and Lulu Bailey of Duluth, passed
yesterday afternoon in Minneapolis as the
guests of Mrs. j. II. Hiland at the West
hotel.
Miss Mamie Stateler of st. Mary's, Fari-
bault, is visiting Mrs. Curtis on Iglehart
street. Miss Stateler is engaged on a new
picture that will create furore in art cir
cles when placed on exhibition.
The check-clerks of the Manitoba freight
house showed their appreciation of their
worthy foreman, Mr.. p. TuOhy, on New
Years eve, by presenting him with box
of fine silk handkerchiefs.
Mrs. Col. c. w. Griggs of Summit ave-
nue., after her New Years reception, enter
tanned large number of guests with a de-
lightful hop.
Aid. Van Slyke blessed the nuptails of
NJ. and Mrs. l.. n. Scott of the Opera
house by presenting them with beautiful
fruit set.
Capt. James Sheets and wife. superin-
tendent of line of steamers on the Saskatch-
evan, are at the Merchants. on their way
home from visit to the exposition at New
Orleans.
Mr.. A. NJ. DohertY, the new Irish mem
Der of the Ideals, is too we'll known for
much further mention. but TO say that he
has promised TO surpass himself is to say
enough.
Miss Josie WHITEWATER of Market St.
entertained most delightfully."- on New Years
day, gracefully assisted by Miss Phina
Hauser.