St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-28

the Drake block, on Monday evening.
! March $. Members Of the G.. 4. X. and
members OF military organizations are re-
quested TO appear in uniform.
Mrs. j. X. Storr gave a progressive
euchre party last Friday evening to q num-
I Der Of her friends at her home. COZ Jackson
! street. The head prizes were taken by
Mrs. VI. w. Field and Mr. Neal Emmerich,
and the foot prizes by Miss Nellie IgO and
MIR. Norman StOOr.
On Tuesday. March Q. at $50 p. NJ,
Miss Hattie, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
| Fairchild, will be married TO Mr.. Archibald
A. DOolittle at the residence of the lady's
| parents, 321 Pleasant avenue. IL is pleas
ant TO record the fact that the young couple
viii reside i'm st. Paul.
| William BOle, one of the proprietOrs of
the Saturday Evening News, West side)
| viii start in a short time for an extended
! trip through the East, accompanied by his
! wife. They will visit New York, Boston,
| Burlington, VT, Montreal and Niagara
| Falls before returning.
James Blake. Jared A. How, Frank
| SlIipwith and Frank +. Clark, young men
| inhabiting The ROost" at 5O7 Wabasha
street, have issued an invitation for an lat
home" ola March D. The ladies receiving
will be Mrs. Ii. NJ. Knox and Mrs. j. b.
| Tarbox.
The Minnesota Boat club reception at the
Ryan on March promises to be the most
elegant affair of the season. Col. Warren
Granger, Hon. C.. +. Flandrau, q. C..
( Squires, Il. l.. Schurmeier and w. H.
Lightner will act as the reception COM
mttee.
Miss Amelia Herr gave progressive
euchre party last week at her residence on
! Norris street, Mrs. 5. Frank and Joe Herr
winning head prize. and Mr.. Adler and
Miss Herr the foot prize. The next game
will be played at Mr.. Franks residence.
A soiree musical was given at the Grace
| NJ. f. church Thursday evening. Among
those who took part in the program We're:
! Prof. Lanyon, Mrs. F. Rhodes, Mrs. Eddy,
! Miss Lou Towble. George and Edward
Andrews and Allen Krieger.
Mrs. A. w. Lownsbury gave a progress
| i've euchre party at her residence, No. l62
Nina avenue, on Thursday evening last.
| Mrs. Gen. NJ. ID. Flower and Mr.. W. NJ.
Tilestone won the head prizes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Ryan and their
daughter, Katie, are visiting New York.
the guests of Mrs. BruntOn, Mrs. Ryan's
sister, at the Barrett house. They will be
absent several weeks.
The last of a series of hops by the Entire
Nous club before lent was held Friday
evening at the Ryan. II is understood the
series will be continued after the lent days
are over.
The st. Andrews society gave an enjoy
able entertainment i'm Winthrop post hall
Thursday evening. A musical and literary
program was followed by dancing until
1890.
The StPaul Tunverein celebrated Wash
ingtOn'S birthday Monday evening with a
musical program and an exhibition drill by
| the advanced class. followed by dancing.
Joseph T. Avery. the popular young at
,torney, was married last week TO Mrs. Mary
L. Mcintosh, daughter of Joseph Robert
and widow of the late John Mcintosh.
Mr.. Henry NichOl and c. IL. Warren will
entertain friends in the city this week. They
have organized a social club, and will give
some elegant receptions.
f. ID. Bullock of Albuquerque. Y. NJ.
was married here this week TO Helen NJ.
Whedon. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. III. q. Mabie.
The ladies of the Jackson street VI. F.
church gave pink sociable in the parlOrs
of the church Friday evening. Refresh
ments were served.
Mr.. ID. Gay Stivers gave an opera party
! in his parlors last evening. Refreshments
were served and piano, banjo and violin
| music discussed.
f. +. Frost gave an opera party and sup
/ per to ten Of his friends at the Ryan Friday
! evening, his parlors being nicely decorated
for the occasion.
w. f. Verify, formerly of the West Side
News, has recently accepted the position of
city editor of the Rapid City BLACK Hills
Daily Journal.
Mrs. W. Wincup, who has recently been
the guest of her sister, Mrs. c. w. Hornick
] of Cedar street, left for her home in Peoria
last Thursday.
The Star Progressive Euchre club met
Friday evening at the residence of Miss Ad-
+. die krelgher, corner Bates avenue and
, Third street.
The ladies of Fort Smelling gave a very
pleasant Martha Washington party last
Monday evening. Tho stately minuet was
{ danced.
Mir. and Mrs. Townsburg of Nina avenue
gave progressive euchre party Wednes-
nay evening, attended by eighteen couples.
The Never Die Progressive Euchre club
had successful enjoyment at j. ID. Cop
Ions residence one night last week.
Miss Florence Fairchild of Summit ave-
nue. gave an elegant party last Thursday
evening. Seibert furnished music.
Signor Janotta entertained dozen of the
Mapleson Opera company at his parlors in
the Ryan hotel Friday evening.
The Carnival Progressive Euchre club
will meet with Miss Hickman of Pleasant
avenue next Tuesday evening.
I Mr.. VIII II. ThurstOn is now in Paris,
after having visited London, Glasgow and
other points in Scotland.
The Dayton Bluff Progressive Euchre
club was entertained by Mr.. Tracy OF Bates
avenue Friday evening.
+ The Dayton Bluff Toboggan club had a
! pleasant time at the Maria avenue hall
"Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Ira c. Otis of Trempeleau. Wis, is
visiting her mother-in-law, Mrs. L. Il. Otis,
of Ashland avenue.
Mr. Robert c. Harper of OakviIle. Ont,
is visiting his son, Mr.. George c. Harper of
East Ninth street.
| Invitations are out for a musicael to be
given next week at T. F. Cakes, for ST.
Johns church.
Mrs. J. ii. Brugh of Hotel Ryan. who is
visiting in Philadelphia, will return home
next Friday.
! Mrs. L. A. Hughes of Ashland avenue