St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-07

great credit on the boys considering the
short time they have had their arms. After
the exhibition drill Capt MiIham was
called upon the stage and was presented
with an elegant sword and belt by the
members Of the camp. After this ten num-
bers were danced closing one of the most
enjoyable entertainments ever given by this
popular organization.
A pleasant surprise party was given
Friday evening, Feb. 5, at the residence
of Mr.. Ward of Fourth street Dancing
was INDUCED in until late hour, after
which supper was served. Among the
ladies present were Miss Lille, Gertie and
Josie Douglass of Duluth, Miss Addie
Buneman. Miss Allie Gillen, the Misses
Burke, Miss Aggie Gillen. Miss Fannie
Clous, Miss Bertha Clous. Miss May Rear
don, Miss Kittie Malhey, Miss Aggie NAL
hey. Miss Rose Pcltier and Miss Flora
Spencer. The gentlemen present were
Messrs. Fred Buneman. Joe Malhey, Mr..
West Nj. Fay, Willie Clancy. Eddie Ed
die Gillen, Clarence Grout, Arthur Bow
ker, Fred Wolf, Mr.. Burns and Jim Dow
son.
At the Acker Stree, Methodist church on
Tuesday evening literary entertainment
was given, in which a number of the
younger members of the church took part.
Several reductions were given, with the
usual amount of applause. but the event of
the evening was the recital given by Miss
Allie n. Young. She is young and be-
witching creature fresh from college. and
her easy manner Of delivery and marvellous
Evolutionary POKER appeared TO transport
her auditors from their presence TO the
scenes she so wildly pictured. She is splen-
didly cultured. and will be splendid annex
to society when she completes her educa-
ton.
Mrs. Senator Sabin was assisted in re-
ceiyipg on Thursday by Miss Murphy and
Mrs. Hubbard. of Minnesota, Miss Beach
and Miss HOag. Mrs. Sabin wore laven-
der satin with pearl embroderies; Mrs.
Hubbard. black Lyons velvet, court train.
with front of white crystal passementeries
Miss Beach wore peach blossom silk with
valenciennes lace trimmings; Miss HOag
brocaded white satin with white lace, the
front being a net work of white silk cord
with crystal bugled bertha and draperies of
same. Miss Murphy wore heavy black
ottoman silk with corsage bouquet of tulip.
w ashington Chronicle.
Next Wednesday morning in the cathe-
dral Mr.. Daniel w. Lawler. a well known
and popular young lawyer of this city and
son of Gen. John Lawler of Prairie du
Chen, will be married to Miss Bessie
O'Leary, daughter of Mr.. j. j. O'Leary, for
many years the efficient chairman of the
board of control. Miss 0'Leary is well
known in st. Paul society as being charm
ing and accomplished. aud the ceremony
will be in keeping with the usual impress
i've style Of the Catholic church. 1t is eX-
pected Bishop Ireland will perform the
ceremony.
On Thursday evening last the Little Joker
Euchre club were entertained by Mr. and
Mrs. George Swartz The head prizes were
carried off by Mrs. A. G.. FlournOy and
Mr.. Brainerd, the progressive by Mrs. Am
brose Cook and the foot prizes by Miss
Katie Mayhem and Mr.. John Laramie, the
latter receiving a medal, over three inches
| in diameter, made of ginger bread. Mr.. L..
intends using it for front wheel TO BIZ
cycle.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. st. Aubin, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. p. PrudhOmme, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
L. Solmon Mr.. and Mrs. Solmon, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Dupont, Messrs. Amoit, Misses
Blais. Misses Bartlette Miss Cyere Miss
Bazille. Mr.. and Mrs. Webster. and Misses
c. S. Durocher, 4. Brousquet. +. L.
Durocher, j. Brouillette and c. L. Houde.
surprised Mr.. and Mrs. +. Robert at theii
residence on Fuller street on Wednesday
evening. and danced until late hour.
On Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. J. S.
| Mccullough gave a progressive euchre
| party at their residence. $50 Norris street.
| Those who participated were Mr.. and Mrs.
| Watson, Mr.. and Mrs. Lourier, Mr.. and
! Mrs. Sherman. Mr. and Mrs. Copeland,
| MIR. Sutton, Misses Sutton, Sherman,
! Myres, Mrs. Gotham and Messrs. Goodrich.
Lewis, WOode, Myres and Nicely. The
| first prize was awarded TO Miss Myres and
| Mr.. Sutton and foot prize to Miss Sutton
| and Mrs. Sherman, BOBBY prize TO Mr.. Sher-
man.
| On Tuesday party of young folks came
over from Minneapolis, and after visiting
the ice palace went to the Standard hall
where they took part in the first annual bal
given by the Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent
society. The ladies attending were Mrs.
j. Rees and the Misses MchaeiS, Buchanan
Jacobs, Bessie, Myers, Bette. Zillerman
Jonos and Stantield. The gentlemen at
! tending were MeSsrs. Lehman, SchlOSs
MetZger, Gaus, BuXbaum. Meyers, Il. anC
j. Rees, Max and Monroe Coin.
The following marriage licenses wer,
| issued during the past week: Joseph Ra
cine and Edna ThireauX, Gustave Hender
son and Ann Leljestranel. Ernest Varrun
and Maggie Trumbley. Lyndon Ii. Smtl
and Dora Rogers, John Asplund and Ann;
Lee, Peter Burns and Francis Koch. join
&. Wardell and jeanette NJ. Mckinley
Charles borka and Magdalena Brabetz
David Delonais and Emily Gervais. Ott
Kober aad Emma Sohm, Jack Kautt an,
Louisa Kruger.
A sleighing party of ten couples iron
Minneapolis dined at the Ryan on Wednes
day. The following ladies and gentleme
made up the party: Mr.. and Mrs. j. w
Field. Mr.. and Mrs. Lucien Swift, Jr.. MI
and Mrs. j. II. Bishop. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. II
MaXey. DR.. and Mrs. Z. A. Hutchins, MI
and Mrs. c. J. Bartleson. Mr.. and mrs
Charles Cleveland, Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
Whitcomb. Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Wilcox, MI
and Mrs. A. n. Trussel.
The officers and sir knights Of ST. Pau
Division No. 2. Knights of Pythias. viii
hold their Third annual ball at Pythial
hall, Fifth street, on Friday evening, Feb
10. The affair promises TO be the choices
ever given by this order in ST. Paul. an,
the attendance will be very select. Thei
new hall is just being completed. and viii
rank with the best in the city.
The beautiful bouquet of flowers give
to King BorealiS to present to Quee
Aurora Borealis Thursday evening at court
was sent by little neighbors of the king
residing near Blizzard castle, and the mic
little note inclosed within the bouquet wa
written by the elder of the two littl
maidens who sent the lovely token of thei
good will and regards.
Among the young society people VIII
witnessed the carnival pasque ball Frida,
night were Misses Price. Dean, the Kel
lys. Flandreau, Mann. Wedelstaedt. vii
liams, Washington, and Messrs. Wall
Newport, Boyle, Peet, Curry. Frost Bige
low, Lew Baker. Newell. Cottrell, Faulk