St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-18

ulNcISlou. UOlu 10 the participants anu tue
spectators. There are now & sufficient
number of young gentlemen owning saddle
horses TO make two very good clubs. aud by
a very little practice in polo playing a
rider becomes not only quite proficient in
polo, but becomes very expert horseman.
the riding in playing polo developing horse
manship as no amount of ordinary riding
would do in years.
HERE AND THERE.
A. B. Stickney, president of the Minnesota
Northwestern railroad, with a party OF
friends left Saturday for visit TO Miles City,
Helena and other points of interest i'm Mon
tana. intending to be absent about one week
Among the party are Mrs. Schiffman. Miss
Lou Stickney, MISS May Morris, Miss Josie
Stickney, Miss Ruth Stickney, Or. SchiGman,
p. II. Kelly, Lewis Baker and L. II. MaXneld.
During the engagement of the Ideals sew
eral notable box parties were givea. among
them one given Friday night by Mr.. ana Mrs
Jordan TO Mrs. J. NJ. Bell, Mrs. Theodore
Borup, Col. Henry, X. Humphreys and Theo-
dore Borup. Another on the same evening
comprised Mr.. and Mrs. Shepard, daughter
and son-in-law.
Merriam Park Redotta club held its regular
meeting at Woodruff's hotel Friday evening.
Prizes Tor progressive euchre were awarded
as follows; Head prize, Mrs Mccoy aud Mr..
Randall; foot prize, Mrs. Irving and Mr.. A.
Z. woodruff: progressive prize, Mrs. Jones
and George Washburn
Mrs. Frank Stetson was the entertaining
hostess to a party of friends at tea Wednes-
day eve. Among those present were Mr. and
Mrs. l.. Valentine Mrs. and Miss Morse Mr.
and Mrs. DR.. NJ Burrows. Mr.. and Mrs. III.
Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. William Nudd, Mrs Mat
ties and Mrs Brown.
The fifth musicale by Signor Januotta's
Glee club at the Hotel Ryan will take place on
Friday evening, the 30th inst. 1t will be made
particularly interesting by the introduction
of several numbers from the signor's own
opera, entitled "Alidor"
S. A, will give its seventh social party ut the
hall, in the Drake block, on Tuesday evening
April ~. Members of the g. A. K. and mem
berS of military organizations are requested
TO appear in uniform.
Next Wednesday afternoon Miss Jessie
Knox OF Summit avenue will be married to
Mr. 4. Z. Jollis. The wedding will be family
affair and will occur at $3.50 O'Clock In the
evening the bridal pair will depart on a we'd
ding trip.
DR.. II. L. Bryant who recently returned
from his studies in the East, reached his 2Ist
birthday last week, and was the recipient of
many valuable gifts, including the business of
his father.
The Grace Church orchestra, assisted by W.
Beck and X. Schroler, violinists, and several
prominent vocalists will give q concert in
Grace church Tuesday eve, April 20, at s
o'clock.
Gen. Ord Post No. 20, G. A. R., gave fine
musical and literary entertainment last FRI
day evening at Fort Street chapel, for the
purpose of buying stand of colors for the
post.
DIR. and Mrs. E. o. Zimmerman of East
Seventh street, gave a reception on Friday
evening to Rev. A. G. Wilson of Bates avenue
NJ. Z. Church. A large number of guests
were present and bountiful spread was set
Mrs Rumney and daughter, Miss Nettie,
left Friday evening for their home on the
shores OF DEVILS lake. They have been
spending the winter with Mrs. South all of GIL
Jackson street.
Lieut.. Frank d. Rucker, Second cavalry.
will soon be in st. Paul for a short visit to
friends. He is en- route from Washington to
his station, Fort Walla Walla, w. I.
]. Rayall McAiurran was married to Miss
Kate Mosby at Lynchbury, Va, on wednes-
day, April Is. The couple will arrive in St
Paul about May 1.
Arrangements are under way by the Pyth-
ian Hall association for grand ball, to be
given on the evening of May Mt the new hall
on East Fifth street.
Mrs. H. Breslau and son Of sic St. Peter
street, arrived home last Tuesday from Vicks-
burg, Miss, where they have been spending
the winter.
Miss NJ. Ogden of Milwaukee, who has been
visiting her friend, Mrs. w. S. Swain of Day
tons Bluff, returned to her home Tuesday
evening.
On Thursday Mr.. Frank D. Wilder of this
city went East accompanied by Mr.. I. r. Flan-
agan. They will be absent some three or four
weeks.
Mrs. o. S. Musser and daughter, Miss
Trowbridge, have gone TO Chicago for few
weeks visit among friends and relatives.
On Friday evening, April 80, the Junior
Dancing club will give their first annual ball
at their hall in the Drake block.
A promenade party will be given on the
evening OF the Both by Prof. Evans dancing
class at the Merchants hotel,
Miss Richards, who is visiting Mrs. e. n.
Saunders of st. Peter street, leaves on Tues
day for her home, Erie, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. McManigal leave Mon
day morning for Lena, Ill, on brief visit to
friends and relatives.
Mrs. Flora Grinnel, who has been visiting
Erie nds IN the city, has returned to her home
in Clear Lake, Wis.
Miss McLaren, a relative and guest of Miss
McLaren of Iglehart street, leaves Tuesday
for Chicago.
Miss Rachel Schoffner of Chicago is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Alex. Steinberg, of I29 East
Ninth street.
DIR. J. NJ. Welch, who has been confined to
ulS peu IOr Une WdSC week, mas about re-
covered.
Hon. William Bickel aud family have re-
moved from upper Third street to 400 Oak
street,
Mr.. Ansel oppenheim, who has been in New
York for the last week or two, returned yes
terday.
The Presbyterians of the West side gave a
sociable at the church on last Thursday
night.
The sociable at John Thayer's was well at
tended and reflects great credit on the man.
ayers.
Mrs. Frank B. Howell will leave soon for
New York, to be gone portion of the sum-
mer.
Miss Musser of Iowa is expected to visit
Miss Lou Stickney Immediately after Lent
On Tuesday evening the Lower Town Whist
club was entertained by the Misses Belote.
Messrs. Houlton and Cullen are keeping
bachelors quarters in the Bank block.
Mrs. n. NJ. Dean of 81 West Tenth street is
visiting friends ut Oshkosh. Wis.
Mrs. james NJ. Bell left on Saturday for her
home, Fort Buford, Oak.
The Exposition Whist club met with Mrs.
Gleason.
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