St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-04
STILLWATER SOCIETY.
A Week i'm the Gay and Giddy Social
WhirI.


On Thursday evening the 5sth birthday of
Mrs. Charles Fournier, residing on South
Main street, was pleasantly recognized by
party of friends. The evening was spent
playing cards and eating refreshments. Mrs.
Fournier was the recipient of a number of
presents. =. Mr.. and Mrs. tbs Fellows enter
tanned fourteen couples at progressive
euchre on Monday evening at their residence
on the North hill. Two prizes were won by
c. w. Jellison and the others by Mrs. Judd
Orf and r. NJ. Anderson. e. George Perry
and Miss Minnie Adams were married at Hud-
son on Wednesday. Prof. II. G. Evans
dancing classes will meet on Tuesday and
Friday evenings. Those attending are highly
pleased with him and are learning rapidly.
THE festival given at the Il. g. L. hall on
Friday night for the benefit of the Swedish
Lutheran church Melted over Si00. The door
receipts were $50. supper $40, auction $50 and
the crazy-quilt $3.50.
On Wednesday the Afternoon club was en-
tertained very pleasantly by Mrs. Bert Fuller.
The prizes were won by Mrs. George Hall,
Mrs. f. b. Netzer, Mrs. +. Z. Joy and Mrs.
Will Bromley. Mrs. w. G. Masterman, as
sisted by Mrs. viii Easton, will entertain this
club next week. Mrs. Dave Gaslin. as
sisted by Mrs. Castle, gave a very enjoyable
progressive euchre party on Wednesday even
ing. The Bavarian warblers will appear at
Music hall again this evening. "A social
y d.
row evening. Miss Eliza May will entertain
the South Hill Whist club on Tuesday even
ing. The orange social given by the
young ladies or the Presbyterian church in
the church parlors on Friday evening was a
very successful affair. Aid. John Covell
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. NJ. Seymour and Abe Hall
returned yesterday from the Pacific coast and
the South, where they have been spending
the winter. The flag at the prison was hoisted
Yesterday in honor of Abe's arrival.
Hon. J. n. Castle and wife have returned
from an extended visit through Canada and
the New England States; Gus Schuttinger
and wife from Chicago, H. c. Chambers and
II. G. Stone from Chicago, Mrs. James
Mathews from visit with her daughter. Miss
Nettie, at Winona. George Robinson from
Iowa, Fred Foster from McCalester college,
Judge w. NJ. McCluer from his southern
visit, E. L. Hospes from the Hot Springs, Mrs,
f. Nj. Prince from Florida and Miss Clara
William from hot Springs and New Orleans =.
Burt Fuller has been in Chicago several DAYS
-. Will Kitty has gone to Montana. Willie
Foster is clerking for c. c. Soper. August
Shermuly leaves for ST. Paul tomorrow. there
he has good position. Miss Anna Dorsey
spent Saturday at st. Paul. Prof Hayuer
has gone West. E. Miss Laura b. Dexter will
spend her vacation in Minneapolis Dr.
Carroll lectured at Rochester on Monday
night. Geo. Gushing Is visiting his parents
at Monti cal. "A. Frederick has severed his
connection with Hersey g. Bean and has
opened an insurance and bank
ing Office in the Tepass block.
w. H. Huntington has gone to Texas. Mrs.
l.. A. Rogers Of Minneapolis is the guest of
her sen. Mr.. II. A. Rogers. .. Mrs Treat will
not return from the Pacific coast till June
Mrs. William Estabrooks or st. Paul Wis
tied friends here during the week. Mr. J.
w. Nash and Miss Lille Davidson of Mime
apolis and Miss Clara Boydon of Hudson Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Burns and George
Gorham on Tuesday. Dave Cartel is laid
up with sprained ankle. p. n. Clark of
New Richmond has been appointed clerk of
the steamer David Bronson. Henry Cock
burn and Tom Smith visited friends at Mime
apolis on Thursday and Friday. George
Gray of st. Croix Falls visited Mr. and Mrs
III. l.. Mckusick the past week. E. S. Rogers
is laid up from the effects of a bruise on his
leg 80. Miss Nellie Williamson has returned
to Milwaukee, after q delightful visit with
her brother, James Williamson. Mr. and
Mrs. II. d. Cutter are at Grand Forks.