St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-21
SALTWATER SOCIETY.
The Usual Record OF a Pleasant
Week at the Prison CITY.


Mr.. A. II. Andreas and Miss Z. RoSeline
Clark. daughter OF Mr.. Leonard Clark, the
city treasurer, were married at the resi-
dence of the brides parents on North
Fourth street. The wedding was a quiet
but pleasant one, only members of the fam
lily being present The ceremony was per-
formed at a. m. by Rev. DR.. Thomas of
ST. Paul. The bride was dressed in a
lovely brOcade and plain cream-cOlOred silk
with ornaments Of natural flowers. and the
groom wore the usual conventional black.
After breakfast the newly-married couple
left for Bayfield,. They will return to-
morrow night and remain for few DAYS.
after which they will leave for their future
home at Las Vegas Hot Springs, n. NJ.
The fifth anniversary of the marriage of
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. j. Bergeron-wOoden
wedding-was pleasantly recognized by
forty or fifty of their friends ON Tuesday
evening. All who attended took present
of some sort, almost filling a room. The
affair was surprise. but this made no diff
ference, as Mr.. and Mrs. Bergeron appeared
equal TO the occasion and entertained the
surpTisers very handsomely. Dancing and
other amusements were INDUCED in and all
report good time.
On Thursday evening Aid. and Mrs.
Charles j. Burns entertained a party of
thirty-five or forty friends at a o'clock tea
party at their residence, corner of Greeley
and Myrtle streets. She was assisted by
Mrs. viii Reed. Tea over, whist was be-
gun and kept up for fully three. hours. after
which an hour or so was spent i'm dancing.
The party was a jolly one, composed en-
tirely of married folks, and a tip-tOp time
was had by all who attended.
A large number of friends dropped in on
Mr.. L. Primer on Monday evening and
helped him celebrate the Goth anniversary
of his birth in right royal style. Progress
sive seven-up was the principal feature of
the occasion. and the prizes were won by
Joseph TanheuSer, Harvey Davis and +.
w. Kern. All thOsepreSent had a good
time besides refreshments in abundance.
Last night Mr.. John Wiler. the clever and
popular boOkkeeper in Karsh's was the re-
cipient OF surprise at the residence of Mr..
X. G. Rhodes, corner of Cherry and Third
streets. 4 large number of friends were
in attendance and the evening was pleas
antiy spent in playing games and in CONVEX
sation, interspersed with choice vocal and
instrumental music and refreshments.
On Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Sargent, assisted by Mr.. and Mrs. +.
Sprague, entertained a happy party OF
friends at progressive euchre at their resi-
dence on the North hill. The head prizes
were won by Judge L. q. Butts and Mrs.
d.. G. ID. Marshall, and the progressive
prizes by DR.. Alex Donald and Mrs. DIR.
Charles w. Merry.
On Tuesday evening the North Hill Pro-
gressive Euchre club was delightfully."- en-
tertained by Mr.. and Mrs. George f. Sabin.
The winners of the head prizes were Mrs.
George Swain and Mr.. II. c. Ferguson. the
progressive prizes Mrs. w. T. Gorrie and
Mr.. II. n. McKusick, and the BOBBY prizes
Mrs. w. X. Wurdewan and Aid. W. >.
Conrad.
The social OF the Ladies' Aid society of
the NJ. f. church at the residence OF Mr. ID.
w. Armstrong on South Third street on
Thursday evening was a success financially
and otherwise. The supper served at 25
cents was first-class one, and all who at
tended enjoyed themselves.
On Friday evening Miss Anna Sweeney
gave party TO twenty friends at the resi-
dence of Mr.. (. Whitman. on the South
hill. in honor of Mr.. Will Birge. who leaves
for Kansas City to-day. Card playing was
the order of the evening. and a good time
is reported.
The Afternoon club was pleasantly en-
tertained on Friday by Mrs. George NJ.
Prince. Mrs F. Z. JOY and Mrs. George
Hall won the head prizes. Mrs. w. c. Mas
ierman and Mrs. VIII King the progressive
prizes and Mrs. Is. ID. Fuller the BOBBY
prize.
On Thursday evening a stag progressive