St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-14

were united in marriage at the home of the
brides parents. On Thursday they came
to Minneapolis, and were accorded wed
ding reception at the home of the groom's
parents, 1O11 Third street north.
Miss Rollins pleasantly entertained pro-
gressive euchre party "Wednesday at her
| home, University avenue and Sixth street.
! Miss Bray and Mr.. Goodrich the head
prizes, and Miss Camp and Mr.. B. E.
Smith won the progressive prizes.
About twenty-five couples made a social
surprise upon Miss Maggie Delaney. 912
/ Second street northeast, on Thursday even
/ ing. Dancing, cards and music were the
diversions. Supper was served at 1890
/ o'clock.
| On Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. r. Y. Woollet
entertained the Mt. Calvary mission of the
Gethsemane church, at their home, 1910
First avenue south. Recitations by Prof.
Carlisle were the feature of the evening.
The Dudley P. Chase post, G. A. r., is
arranging for prize masquerade at the
East side roller rink on Wednesday next.
There will be four prizes, two for ladies
and two for gentlemen.
Next Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Elliot, assisted by Miss Dora Elliot. will
give a reception to the members of the
Flower mission, connected with the Church
of the Redeemer.
Mrs. Finley NJ Reid and daughter
Bessie, Mrs. II. L. Higgins and George E.
Higgins composed party which left last
Thursday evening for California.
Mrs. E. NJ. May. assisted by Mrs. Fred
May and Miss Cora May. will entertain a
few friends at tea and cards on Monday
evening.
The Ideal club. to the number of twenty
five couples danced on Thursday evening
in the Elk Club hall on Fourth avenue
south.
Prof. T. J. Greene, of the ST. Cloud
normal school, and wife are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. James Pye. ITO Tenth street
north.
The next meeting Of the Highland Park
Chautauqua will occur a week from this
evening at the home of Mrs. Edgar Hay
den.
Fourteen couples from the freight de-
partment of the Milwaukee road will dance
at Lake Harriet some evening next week.
Over 100 attended social aud supper
given Wednesday evening by the ladies of
the Andrew Presbyterian church.
Mrs. J. S. McManus of the McManus
house, WOrthington. is visiting at Mrs. j.
ID. Blake's on Mt. Curve avenue.
A drncing club. to the number of twenty
five couples, met at the home of Il. z. Rus
sell, Jr., on Wednesday evening.
The members OF the railroad assembly
will dance at Harmonic hall on the evening
of WashingtOn's birthday.
The East Side Crusaders held their first
rehearsal on Thursday of 1.-The Octoroon,"
to be presented March Il.
Thirty couples enjoyed hop given on
Friday evening by the East Side Flower
Mission at CurtisS' hall.
Mrs. S. b. Meader, COL Second avenue
south, will give young peoples social on
Monday evening next.
A very pleasant gathering of friends took
place at the residence of Mrs. s. II. Van
Cleve last evening.
There was dancing party on Thursday
evening at the home of j. p. McMurlane on
Western avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ii. Runge on Friday
evening celebrated the tenth anniversary of
the wedding.
Mrs. G. II. Harkins, 2717 Clinton avenue,
acted as hostess TO about thirty people Tues
day evening.
Mrs. Ed J. Davenport surprised her hus-
band with delightful party on Friday
evening.
The Plymouth confreres will meet on
Monday evening for business and social
purposes.
Mrs. E. r. Barber had dinner party on
Thursday at o'clock to twelve of her lady
friends. &
The Plymouth confreres will meet this
evening.