St. Paul daily globe., 1886-01-10

are among the best in the city and the bows
have worked with an industry which merits
the most liberal support of the public.
Mr.. r. II. Bristol, formerly with the
Omaha railway in this city, has accepted
position as private secretary to Mr.. Gray,
the eX-auditOr of the Chicago, st. Paul,
Minneapolis q Omaha railway, now secre-
tary and treasurer of the Union Steel
company of Chicago.
Miss Josephine Hauser, assisted by Miss
Josie Winterhalter, entertained the Star
Euchre club on Friday evening. Miss
Juliette Burkhard and Mr.. George III.
Burke won the head badges and Miss Jose
phine Hauser and Mr.. Paul Hauser the
progressive badges.
Evening Star Lodge No. 10, Daughters
of Rebecca, l. o. o. F., will hold a calico
necktie party on Thursday evening Jan.
IA, at l. D. o. F. amusement hall, corner
Fifth and Wabasha streets. A good time
is promised. All Odd Fellows and friends
invited.
The Dayton Bluff Ternsichorean club
gave their eighth and most successful hop
last Thursday evening at MilleI's hall, there
being about twenty-five couples present.
Music furnished by Hillards orchestra.
Their next dance takes place on Thursday,
Jan. q.
At the cathedral Thursday morning, Miss
Maggie Foley of Clemont. Ia, and William
Denning of this city, were married by the
Rev. Father Stanley. They left at noon
for an extended tour through the West and
South.
1t is said to be a fact that Col. Ehle Al
len Of the Merchants has never yet stepped
into horse car. He says that when he
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and can beat Tom LOwry's, or any other
mans, horse cars out and out on foot.
The Dayton Bluff Progressive Euchre
club met at the residence of Mr.. Gilbert
last Friday evening. The club badge was
won by Mr.. Tracy, and the progressive
prizes by Mrs. Andrews and Mr.. Ranstord.
Mr.. l.. B. Newman. foreman of Corlies,
Chapman & Drake, was married TO Miss
Kate Murphy last Thursday morning at st.
Mary's church. Among the numerous
presents was check for $500 from the firm.
Al Flournoy of the Ideals, who was
showed in at Sioux Falls last week, inn
proved the time by making up part of
Louis Liverpool, colored policeman, which
proves quite an addition TO the show.
Mrs r. NJ. Wilbur of Council Bluffs has
accepted position as teacher in the Madi-
son school. Mrs. Wilbur is a highly
accomplished lady, and will be a valuable
acquisition to ST. Paufs society.
Mrs. Abrahamson recently organized an
association known as the Judy Monteiores
Benevolent society with membership of
thirty-five. Their first annual ball will be
held at Pfeifer's hall Feb. 10.
The officers-elect of Garfield Relief corps
were installed last Thursday evening by
Mrs. Hattie Haupt. senior vice president
department Of Minnesota, and Ntiring
president Of Garfield corps.
Mr.. F. Prentice of New York is making
an extended visit in st. Paul, and is guest
at Hotel Ryan. A party of about twelve
of his relatives and friends will visit the
coming winter carnival.
Mrs. j. L. Forepaugh entertained most
gracefully last Monday evening, and on
Tuesday evening a delightful children's
party was given at her residence on EX-
change street.
A number of the residents of Merriam
Park will meet at the Chamberlain resi-
dente at the park next Tuesday evening to
organize winter dancing and card party.
The fancy zouave drill to be given on
the Ideal nights is quite card and Messrs.
Gilbert, Mott and Pierce deserve great
credit for the hard work they have given it.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. DriScoll have re-
turned from their bridal tour and are at
home at No. 130 Summit avenue, conduct
ing their own household.
Quite a number of Minneapolis people
will be present at the Ideal shows, among
them a number of military men, attracted
| by the zouave drill.
st. Paul Division No. 4, Order Of Rail-
way Conductors, will give their third an
nual ball at the Merchants hotel on the 27th
| inst.
Mr.. A. H. BardweIl of Cincinnati. O.,
has been in the city during the past week
stopping with his cousin, w. G. Jones.
The masquerade party given by Mrs. ].
B. TarboX of College avenue last Wednes-
day evening was truly elegant affair.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. R. L. Hardinburgh left
last week for the South, where they will
pass the remainder of the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard G. Jones leave
| Sunday night for the South, where they
will spend part of the winter.
Last Wednesday evening the Epiphany
party of Christ church was gracefully en-
tertained by Mrs. j. r. Irvine.
Mrs. J. c. O'Gorman of Saltwater ha:
been visiting Mrs. f. p. Wright of Summit
avenue during the past week.
DIR. Mary E. Emery of 433 Dayton ave
nue. will return this morning from an ex.
tended visit to the East.
Ehle Allen, as the Dramatic Tramp, in
the finale of the Ideals, takes new role
and one very effective.
They say Lou Wilkes in his topical song
makes some very witty hits on the member:
of the Jobbers' union.
H. C. Deacon will leave the city on Tues
day for Chicago, and his friends say he vii
not come back single.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglass and family o
Merriam Park returned during the weel
from trip East.
Hon. Benjamin A. Willis of New Yorl
is passing a few days in st. Paul, ant
is at the Ryan.
Mss Kate Cramer of 625 st. Peter stree
has returned from a three-months' visit t
friends in Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Moss leave on Tues
day for an extended trip to New Mexict
and California.
F. P. Mast returned to the city on Thurs
day from holiday vacation at his home il
Davenport.
S. Danzinger and family of Milwaukee
have taken quarters at the Clarendon TO
the winter.
Mrs. Ida Reed of Erie, Oak, is spending
few days with w, G. Jones at PIG Somer
set street.
Miss Williams of 46 Summit place enter
tanned whist party on Wednesday even
ing last.
Mrs. Lieut.. Gnee is visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. A. Monfort of Dayton av
enue.