St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-11

AT the first party after Lent the new
plan will be formally tested and afterward
the ladies will meet and compare notes on
the result. The GLOBE will give full par
ticulars of the comparison.
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Two little social sensations were revealed
during the week, and as many heroes and
heToines were created thereby. The inter-
est everybody takes in such things shows
the perennial bloom of ''the old, old story"
Youth. especially callow youth, loves to
to hear of anticipations and age, i'm
such stories find, like Richelieu, its
own ''lost youth breathe musical"
j. II. Beach and Miss Gerties Pease gave
the parents of the latter the slip at Merriam
Park and hied them away to the cell of
Friar Gates where mother chuch made them
one. On Tuesday Miss Matte O'Neill left
home to buy ginger and meeting Harry
Watts they went to Hudson and returned
as man and wife. OF course the parents
fell on their necks and blessed them. These
children were evidently wrong, but some of
the happieSt unions society ever knew came
about in just that way. Romance, in some
lives, is the nutmeg spice Of their career.
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Looking about over the Grand opera, on
Thursday, when "Adina'' was being sung
by the Boston Ideals. was great sport. In
the scene where Memorina is surrounded
by the pretty girls and nearly kissed to
death l looked about me to see the express
siOns of countenance. The cheek of nearly
every lady present wore a rosy bIush-not
of shame. of course, but interest Only-as
they gazed on that scene of wild OSCILLATION.
Every man l saw had his eyes stretched to
their widest and envy was written in bold
characters on every countenance. Tom
Karl was the man most to be envied in the
world, in their estimation.
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GENERAL SOCIAL.
An interesting event of the week. was a
surprise party perpetrated on DR.. Peter
Stryker, pastor of the Andrew PRESBYTERIAN
church, on Thursday evening, on the occa-
sion of the Goth anniversary Of his birthday
The members of his church planned and car
ried the affair to successful consummation.
Several hundred friends called, during the
evening, and by no means empty-handed
Letters and teiegrams poured in, among the
latter being one from Rev. Z. Dewitt Tai
mage, lifelong friend of DIR. Stryker. The
reception was informal the only address be-
ing that made by Isaac McNair. in presenting
memorial boquet, whose blossoms were
made of gold coin. Among those present
were President and Mrs, Cyrus Northrop,
Mrs. VIM. Doolittle, Mr.. c. L. Doolittle. Mr.
and Mrs. Theo. A. Sammis Capt. and Mrs
VIM. Jennings, Mrs. A. Waldron, Mrs. Ira C.
Buce, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. c. Cannot. of St.
Paul Mrs. A. c. Thomson, of st. Paul Mr.
and Mrs Isaac McNair, Mr.. Jas. Anderson,
MIR. j. Il. Eustis, Frank Eustis, Fred
Eustis Miss Emma Eustis, Mr. and
Mrs. e. X. Fairchild, Mr.. r. J. An
derson, Miss Ida Eustis. Miss Jennie Eustis.
Mr.. Il. j. Copper, Mr.. E. j. Wilson of North
field, Mrs c. X. and Miss Mary Holt. Mrs.
Matte Maum, Mr.. G.. II. Berry, Mr.. ]. E..
McDougal. Mr. Martin, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Cochrane
Stewart McNair, Mckee Cochran, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. p. Bonnell, Clifford Bonnel Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. NJ. Van Clevc, Gen. and Mrs. II p
Van Cleve, Mrs. Wells, Prof E. E. Porter.
Mr.. Chas. Webster of Red Wing Rev. and
Mrs. s. w. Campbell, Rev. and Mrs ], S.
Boyd, Rev. z. b. Caldwell. Mrs. D. B. LYON,
Mrs. +. L. Ward, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Eustis
Miss Lunt, the Misses Hood, the Misses
Thompson. Mrs. Geo. Ma, ALL Mrs. A. r..
Hagan. Miss Fannie Hagan, Mrs. Mary
Spuggs, Prof. Thos. PEBBLES, Mr. Ed Owen,
Miss owen, Miss Sallie Linton, Mrs Sophie
williams, Miss Louise Morton, Miss Grace
Williams, Mrs. John Graham, Mr.. Franklin
Lyon, Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Longbrake, Miss
Maggie McClary, Mr.. w. w. Connor.
Mr.. Jas. Rankin. Miss Jessie Pound
Mr.. Jas. Clark. Stewart McNair.
Court Minneapolis, 19l, Order of Foresters
filed Curtiss hall on Friday evening with ITS
friends to enjoy an entertainment and dance
The court is flourishing and splendidly Off
cered Mr.. j. Wilson Murray is chief OF the
society, and the executive committee includes
Messrs. Robert Butter Z. NJ. Morrison, t.
Bader, John NJ. Thompson, William Hoskin.