St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-11


count of her personal beauty and faultless
grace.
Miss Bend is a very stately and dignifed
dancer, elegant in style. and sure to have her
program filed early at any ball.
Mrs. Brooks is a superb partner in ball
room, delightful dancer, and is sought after
with an eagerness that would tiatter society's
most petted unmarried belle.
Miss Kelly is an easy and graceful dancer,
a very charming partner, and never lacks for
names on her card.
Miss Dean dances with charming ease and
grace, and the names on her card usually run
through several "eXtras."
Mrs. Draper is very elegant and graceful
dancer, fond of the pastime aud is very light
and easy in her style.
Mis- Prices hand is largely sought in the ball
room as well for her charming conversational
powers as for her elegance in dancing, and
wears the honors bestowed on a debutante
with IN Obesity and greece.
Mrs. +. Clark is an elegant dancer, de-
voted TO the art and a most charming part
ner
Miss Mann and Miss Bigelow arc noted for
their elegant and graceful dancing. ana are
both exceedingly and deservedly popular
partners for party.
Miss Stone dances beautifully, is a most
charming and entertaining conversations st,
and is eagerly sought after in any assembly.
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the Ryan Drug Store. had his baby chris
tened; the Rev. w. c. Pope baptized the
infant, using for the purpose some water
obtained by melting some ice from the
winter palace. This is supposed TO be the
first time any of its waters have been used
for such purpose. When little Orig Sey-
mour Bell becomes man, he will doubt
less boast that he was the first person bap-
tiled with water from the first ice palace
built in the United States.
QUIET WEDDING.
On Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock, at her
residence. 564 Westminster street. Miss
Lizzie Bohrer, daughter of }. NJ. Bohrer,
was married to Mr.. j. NJ. Turner, travel
ing salesman in the employ of Pollock.
Donaldson IL Ogden. Rev. DR.. West of
the First Presbyterian church Officiated.
Miss May BOhrer and Miss Florence Col
Inns attended the bride, and Mark Bohrer
acted as best man. The ceremony was per-
formed in the presence of intimate friends
only. Mr.. and Mrs. Turner will make
their home at the Grand Pacific hotel,
Moorhead.
CONSOLIDATING TENNIS CLUBS.
Some time ago steps were taken TO con-
sOlidate the ST. Paul and Delta Lawn Ten
mis- clubs, and with that end in view q COM
mittee from both clubs was appointed TO
formulate the union, select grounds and
make such other arrangements as would
be required to place the new club
on a firm basis This committee
has performed the duties intrusted to it and
on Thursday evening a meeting of the club
was held, when officers were elected as
follows: President, w. II. Lightner; vice
president. Bert Griggs; treasurer, VIII
Armstrong; secretary, c. II. Wright.
a. 10 haxr II
on the Manitoba and Northern Pacific rail-
roads and are reached in about twelve
minutes from union depot. They are to be
|laid out in courts at once, and nothing is TO
be lett undone to make them suitable for
the purposes for which they are intended.
HERE AND THERE.
Friday a very charming and delightful
afternoon reception and tea was given by
Miss McLaren, at her residence on Iglehart
street. Miss McLaren was assisted by Mrs.
Fdw Booth, Miss McLaren of Chicago, Miss
Richards. Miss B ,gelow and Miss Knox. The
rooms, which were beautifully decorated,
were darkened, and tea was served from 4 TO
Z. Among those present were Mrs. Tarbox,
Mrs. Ovitt, Mrs. Ordway, Misses Dean, Mann,
Moore, Williams, Washington, and Messrs.
How, Ordway, Ahern, Williams, Ingersoll
Skipwith and DR.. Deusmore.
The I. +. c. Climb met at the residence of
| j. 5. Mccullough, 250 Norris street, Thursday
| evening last. Mrs. c. E. Stone and Mr.
| Sperry won the head prizes, Mrs. j. s. Nc
Cullough and viii Lathrop the foot, Mrs
Verna Gotham and Mr.. Sutton the progress
| sive, Mr.. Nealy the BOBBY. The club meets
next Wednesday evening at the residence of
Mr.. Sherman on ROBBERS street.
| Mr.. E. A. Weller was surprised on Monday
evening by party of friends, among whom
were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Day. Charles, Jr.,
| and Miss Ada Day, Miss Helen Smith, Mrs.
| Fling, Mr. and MS. William Tileston. The
| Misses Marcia and Florence Crippen, Mr.
| H. S. Crippend, Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Cannot,
Mrs. A. e. Thompson.
John II. Horton. ESQ.,, of Ransom Hor-
! ton, has returned from the East. Mr.. Horton
| while in New York and Philadelphia person
ally selected the finest line of gents neck
wear, furnishings and hats ever shown in st.
Paul, and they can now be inspected at 80
East Third street.
The Dayton's Bluff Progressive Euchre club
met Thursday evening at the residence of
\ Mr., III. l.. Gilbert. 642 North street. The
prizes were won by Miss BERTHE Hight and
Mr.. Andrews. The next meeting will be held
at Mr.. Kreiger's. corner Third street and
Bates avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Willard and Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Nicely of Burlington, Ia, have been
visiting their cousins, Mrs. James Lauder
dale, st. Paul, and Mrs. II. c. Lindsay, Min
neapolis. They are en- route to Washi ngton
Territory and Southern California on their
bridal tour.
Miss Zelie de Lussan, Mrs. Marie Stone
| Mcdonald and Miss Agnes Huntingdon, and
Messrs. Karl, Barnabee, Clark, Mcdonald and
Foster of the Boston Ideals were guests at the
! Ryan during their stay in St. Paul.
The German club is to be entertained By
the Poverty Fiat gentlemen soon after Lent.
The withdrawal of Mr.. Frank Newell from the
active TO the honorary list leaves the cluh
| without an experienced leader.
Mrs. H. A. Burnett of 40 Eleventh street
| entertained number of friends at a pro
gressive euchre party on Thursday evening.
in honor of her brother, c. ID. StrOng's Path
! birthday.
Stephen Jewett. Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Ehle
and Mrs. John Archibald Of Faribault con.
stituted an opera party at the Merchants
| Wednesday night.
Miss Lydia Benz entertained party of her
young friends at her home, No. SO Douglas
street, last evening, it being the anniversary
of her birthday.
The Standard club will give a progress siyC
euchre party and hop at their rooms corner
Eighth and jackson streets, next THURSDAY
evening.
Scott Smallwood, superintendent Of E. W
Dryden & Co.'s hanson cab and carriage
works, Chicago, left for home last Thurs
day.
St. Paul Camp No. 1. Sons of Veterans. viii
give their seventh social party at their hall il
brakes block on Tuesday evening" April %
Miss Lizzie Simonton of Summit avenue
entertained the Early Hour Progressive
Euchre club Saturday evening.
The Star Progressive Euchre club met o.
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Cavanagh on
Maria avenue Friday evening.
Miss Blakely of Jackson street invited
number of her friends TO Il progressiy,
ar1n nQr ~