St. Paul daily globe., 1886-04-25
HERE AND THERE.

Mrs. NJ. q. Gordon; treasurer, Mrs. w.
Dampill; Con-, Mrs. E. II. Milham; A. c.,
Mrs. L. r. Lathrop; chaplain, Mr.. William
Dampill; Adam, Mrs. c. II. Clark; Ruth, Mrs.
G. X. Jenkins; Martha, Mrs. John
II. Black; Electa, Mrs. II. c. McCarty.
Among those present were MIR. and Mrs. Z. L..
MayhaIn, Mr.. and Mrs. lie Pierre, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hume, Mr.. and Mrs. Wright, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gates, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee, Mrs. Jacoby,
Mrs. Plumbtoe and DIR. Putnam of Minneap-
oils; Mr.. and Mrs. I. NJ. StetSon and Messrs.
r. I. Flournoy, J. r. Race. IL. c. McCarty, c.
III. Clark, &. r. jenkins, l.. X. Lothrop and
Sickles of ST. Paul.
On Wednesday evening the o. S. c. of st.
Anthony Park indulged in fancy dress So
cial. The costumes were varied and the
characters assumed were well represented
Night, in sable robes Morn, in billowy white,
court ladies, Gypsies, peasants, continental
gentlemen OF We oden time and dudes of the
present day were all besprinkled with spark
ling diamond dust by the impartial hand of
Frost. About 1orty were present, among
whom were Prof. Porter and daughter,
Mrs. II. U. Hall, the Misses Hall,
the Misses Kavanuagh, Mrs.J. W., Hanley, Miss
Furbush, Mrs. Flagg, Miss McCammon. II. V.
Pratt, Miss Bessie Pratt, Mrs. William Hani-
son, Miss Gertrude Hanison, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
n. Stephenson, Mrs. Crane, Mr.. and Mrs. A
L. jerks, Mr. and Mrs. F. w. Pickard, Mr.
George Crane, Mr.. Z. Molelu, Miss Wissman
Mr.. Clark, Mr.. c. ID. Bentley, MIR. and Mrs.
Walt w. Connen, Mr.. and Mrs. Eustis the
Misses Eustis, Miss Gould, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ii.
Woolnough.
Last Tuesday a birthday party was held at
the home of DIR. David Day in honor of his
brother, DR.. ]. II. Day, now OF Walla walla
but for many years resident of St. Paul 1t
was his 10Th milestone. and many of the older
residents of 81. Paul took occasion to call and
congratulate him. Thirty years ago he was
one of the prominent citizens OF st. Paul and
the guests of the occasion including the fol-
lowing, who were then his friends and ac-
quaintances: Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Rice Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Rice, Mr.. and Mrs. George L.
Becker, Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Bass, Mr. and
Mrs. Z. ID. Neill, Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Many,
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. A. Monfort, NJ. and Mrs ]
p. Wright, Mr. and Mrs. John S. Prince, Mr..
and Mrs. b. w. Lott Mr.. Alex Cathcart
The people of Merriam and adjoining parks
unite in thanking those who participated in the
concert given for the benefit of the cyclone
sufferers at the Presbyterian church, Merriam
Park, Friday evening. The originators and
assistants OF the entertainment were Rev.
Mr.. Woods, Mr.. and Mrs. Robbins Mrs. w.
Hill nan, Mr.. Il. NJ. Bell Miss Lowe and Miss
Richards. The receipts were about $50. The
participants of the musical program were as
follows: Instrumental, Miss Richards, MISS
Lowe, Mr.. C!auson and Mr.. Martin; vocal.
Mrs r. NJ. Bell, Miss Lowe, DIR. Eddy and
Mr.. Pettibone. The piano was kindly dona e |
by Dyer Bros. of st. Paul. and the tickets by
Swyneburne & Adams, Minneapolis.
John Caulfeld, secretary of the water
board, will leave May for New York. setting
sail on the 9th for tour of England, Ireland,
Germany and France. Mr.. Caulneld has been
granted a three months leave of absence and
goes for the benefit of his health. He will be
accompanied by his sister, Miss Maria Caul-
field.
A magnificent banquet was rendered by old
friends, on Thursday evening, 10 Maj. Gen.
Alfred II. Terry. The ladies ordinary of the
Ryan was used. 1t was very handsomely
decorated, and presented a very animated APP
pearance when the guests were seated.
The fifth of Signor Janottas soiree mu-
sicales will be given at the Hotel Ryan on
Friday of this week. A program of eleven
numbers has been prepared which promises
to be up to the usual excellence of these en-
tertainments.
The double wedding of George c. Squire.
and Lieut.. E. +. Glenn to the Misses Smythe
takes place Thursday next. 1t is to te very
private, only a few verbal invitations being
extended to relatives and old friends.
Mrs. William. Hanison of st. Anthony park.
accompanied by Miss Gertrude, left for the
far East on Thursday evening. They will visit
Maine, and will be accompanied on their re-
turn by Mrs. Hanison's parents.
Mr.. Sticlney and family, Miss Norris and
Miss Fairchild returned from Miles City
Thursday. A very pleasant party was ten
dered them Tuesday evening by the ladies of
Miles City and Fort Keogh.
Mr.. A. L. Alness and family, of 527 Broad
way, will leave Monday, May 3, for Europe.
where they intend to spend eighteen months.
and possibly two years, mostly in and in the
vicinity of Christiania.
Daniel H. Mcleod, who has resided in St.
Paul for the past eight years. left last Tues
day for Victoria, Vancouver's Island, on the
Pacific coast, intending to be gone two or
three years.
Col. a. f. Rockwell aud family, now at the
Ryan, will occupy the Boardman house on
Grove street. Mrs. Rockwell and daughter.
Mrs. Crozier Of Philadelphia, are expected
home soon.
The family of P. R. L. Hardeuburg. now in
Europe, Will, on their return, occupy the
house of Mr.. McCauley, whose family soon
departs for Europe, TO be absent about two
years.
At the residence of N. r. Clark, corner OF
Greenbrier and Geranium streets, Tuesday
evening, goth inst, party of friends were
entertained by progressive euchre.
Mrs. Peter Berkey and niece. Miss Maggie
Parker, left on Tuesday for q months so
journ at the Hot Springs of Arkansas for the
benefit of Mrs. Berkey's health.
The !. o. G. t. of st. Paul will give a festi-
val ut Pfeifers hall tomorrow evening The
exercises will be musical and literary, with
an address by Bishop Ireland.
Mrs. J. b. Conner, of Graceville, is spend
| ing Easter with her friends Mr.. and Mrs D.
Mullen of Summit avenue, and will remain
| in st. Paul about two weeks.
St. Paul Camp, No. 1, Sons of Veterans.
will give their seventh and last social party
of this season in their hall, in Drake block,
Tuesday evening, April %.
DIR. and Mrs Il. I. Mann and Miss Marpar-
| ette Mann have removed from 177 Pleasant
avenue, to the residence vacated by A. II.
| Stickney, on Smith street.
Gen. Hammond and family, now az 677 St.
J Peter street, are TO occupy the house of Mr.
! Forepaugh during the absence of the family
of the latter in Europe.
The Junior Dancing club will tender 8
| benefit to the st. Cloud and Sauk Rapids
| sufferers at their hall, In Drake block, FRIDAY
4 evening, April 80.
Thursday evening Gen. r. w. johnson re
| lated some very interesting "reminiscences OF
| Chattanooga before large audience at Y
| NJ. G. A. hall.
]. Royal McMurran and Miss Kate Mosby
who were married at Lynchburg, Va, on the
! 18th inst, are at home to friends at 6S Sum
init avenue.
Miss Shirley McManus of Ramsey street
who has been absent since September study
| ing music, will return home next month.
w. S. Trail, a prominent government con
| tractor at Pembina, Dak., has been visiting
friends in this city during the past week.
The opera ''Trial by Jury" is TO be pre-
sen.ed by st. Paul talent on Wednesday
evening next, at the atheneum.
The second series OF hops by the Youn,
| Mems Social club, will take place May z a
Winthrop post hall, Drake block.
Mrs. H. II. DeLaplain and daughter. Mis-
Lutte, returned from a months visit anon,
relatives and friends in Iowa.
On Monday evening the Century club wa
very handsomely entertained by r. +. Nc
Laren, 544 Wabasha street.
Lieut.. Sedgwick Rice. U. S. army, son o
| Mayor Rice. is on leave of absence for thre,