St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-14
RIPPLEs FROM RED WING.
The Weekly Roundup of Social
DOings.

Doings.
Miss Rachel Samuels gave a progressive
euchre party Tuesday evening to a large
number OF her young friends that was largely
attended and greatly enjoyed by all. The
prizes were awarded as follows: Ladies' head
prize, plush mirror, Miss Nellie Lewis; gents
head prize, pack of cards and case, Allan
Howe; ladies' fool prize, rattle, Miss Addle
krieger; gents foot prize, jack-in-the-box,
William Brown. Refreshments were served
and pleasant evening enjoyed by all.
The first of the series of Friday evening
discourses during lent at the Episcopal
church was delivered Friday evening by that
eloquent divine, Rev. Inward Q. Bill of the
Cathedral Faribault. His theme was Christi
anity Ms an Institution Necessary TO Christi
anity as Moral and Social Influence. The
second lecture IS to be delivered on Friday
evening OF this week by Rev. f. S. Thomas
OF st. Paul's church, st. Paul, on the subject:
The Old British Church..
The carnival given by German Hose Com
pany No. at the Casino, last Tuesday even
ing. was one OF the most successful balls ever
gwen In this city. The hall was hardly SUM-
GENTLY large, both the floor and gallery being
crowded TO sufocation. Over loo persons
participated in the grand march. The cos
TUNES were among the finest ever seen in
this city. The whole affair was an entire sue
cess.
Tho pink, tea and pronouncing sociable
the residence of the Rev. John Rounds, Tues
day evening, was largely attended and a sue
cess both socially aud financially. The pro-
nouncing contest was mint of fun I'm ITSELF
and greatly enjoyed by all, both young and
old. Charles l.. Davis spelled the words
while Rev. j. Rounds presided over the die
tionary.
Ii is proposed by the societies of the
Baptist Methodist and Presbyterian churches
10 hold series OF revival meetings iu this
city during the coming month. In all prob
ability an endeavor will be made to secure
Rev. Mr. Plant or Rev. II. W. Brown, the
noted revivalist, to conduct these meetings.
services at the Episcopal church every day
N Lent.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Williams gave a very
pleasant progressive euchre party at their
residence, on College bluff, last Monday even
ing. Mrs. C. Il. Young and Mr.. Jesse Nc
intire took the head prize and Mrs. John
Hack and W. +. Cross took the foot prizes.
Monday evening Miss Mary Lyons, formerly
OF st. Paul, was the recipient OF a large and
enthusiastic surprise given by jolly crowd
of her many friends. There were twenty-five
couples present and the evening was pleas
lntly spent.
Last Monday evening Miss Ida Sjoblom was
surprised by number OF her young friends
who presented her with a fine gold pen and
holder, also beautiful oil painting set in a
gilt frame, as token of their esteem for her
At the meeting of the Young Folks Euchre
club, last Saturday evening, Frankie Smith
and Will Brown carried OF the honors ut the
mead table, while Maggie Betcher and Ned
Brown were awarded honors at the foot table.
Mrs. j. II. Rich gave a very pleasant party.
Monday evening, in honor of Miss Jessie
Stevens of Lake City, who so acceptably fills
the position of soprano in the choir of Christ
church, in this city.
The Four Emeralds Comedy company APP
DearS AT the Casino all this xuaak
come well recommended by the GLOBE.
PERTINENT PERSONALITIES.
B. d. Herbert, DIR. C. N. Hewitt and Mrs.
Fl. A. Hobart are the delegates from this city
TO the national convention of the board OF
charities ana corrections in ST. Paul this
summer.
c. T. Karr of 81. Paul, agency superintend-
ent Of the Northwestern Guaranty Life Insur-
ance company, was in the city last week in
the interests of that organization.
J. G. English, II. W. Squires of Zumbrota.
William Doxey OF Miuneola and ]. T.. Michael
Of Cannon Falls were ia attendance at court
here last week.
o. Dorr of Esdaile, Wis, and Halvor Larson
of this city have returned from Norway,
where they have been spending the winter.
Miss Emma Weber left Thursday after
noon for Wichita, Kan, where she intends
making her home in the future.
Louis p. Wolfe OF the junior class at the
state university. is spending a few days with
dis parents in this city.
W. W. Kellogg has left for his old home in
Michigan, being called there by the serious
illness of his aged mother.
Fred Graves OF Minneapolis, former resi-
dent OF this city, was in the city on a short
visit last week.
Warren c. Rowell. OF the class of SO, Red
Wing high school, is now studying law in Min
neapolis.
Hon. F. NJ. Crosby of Hastings was In the
CITY last week presiding over the district
court.
T. L. Norellus OF Minneapolis and Henry
Johns of st. Paul were in the city last week.
The two sons OF Rev. John Rounds spent
the last Sabbath with him at his home here.
G. G. III. Smith, of Craig, Larkin s. Smith,
St Paul, visited friends here last week.
"Bishop" Tom Qunlan of Chicago shook
hands with friends here Monday.
II. A. Van CeTmpen OF Cannon Falls dined
at the 81. James hotel Monday.
DIR. T. S. MeCarty of Minneapolis visited
old friends here last week.
City Marshal Seastrand is passing around
the cigars. It's boy.
Charles Albert. now of Ipswich, Oak, was
in the city last week.
II. c. HOdgman is in Chicago under medical
treatment.