St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-07
MINNEAPOLIS SOCIETY.
Several Family Jars Result from
FOI1ficaI Discussions.


FOIIficaI Discussions.
Political excitement the past week has
been too much for even society 10 withstand,
and as a consequence the story is short
one. No one has had any time to visit.
give receptions or receive callers. The
merits of the various candidates were the
main TOPICS. and since the election the at
TEMPT to falslfy the returns and count
Mayor Ames out has been the all-abSOrD-
ing topic in mansion and cabin, In store and
Darlor. and Oh the street and III the work
shOp. The ladies of Minneapolis have
taken an interest in politics which they
were not deemed capable of, and the de-
Tenders of both AmeS and Mcdlll can be
found in every household. In many cases
houses have been subjected to splits OF dit
ferent kinds. and slight jars and curtain
lectures have been the order OF the day.
Below will be found the notes OF the week:
The marriage of Miss Mary, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Hanley, and James y.
Howard. member of long standing on the
MINNEAPOLIS police force, took place Wednes-
day. Oct u, at O'Clock a. M, at
the church of St. Anthony OF Padua, Rev.
Father o. Reilly celebrating the nuptlal high
mass which was solemn and interesting.
Miss Lizzie Sloan was bridesmaid ana Hugh
McMannis accompanied the groom. Inc
bride wore a Havana brown jerSey-sllk I'D
Queen Anne style. with ornaments OF natural
fiUwers and diamonds. After the ceremony
the bridal party partOCk or an elaborate
breakfast at the brides home. In the even
ing Mr. and Mrs. Howard held reception at
the Hanley residence, 432 University avenue
northeast. The Yestibule, in which the bride
and groom received the kind wishes and con-
gratulations of friends, was beautifully
lighted and decorated. At 10 O'Clock there
was served a bountiful repast. The oridal
gown was of cream astrlchan ciotn'
trimmed in Fedora lace and pearl BEADS the
low corsage filed te the throat with escurial
lace. demi-sleeves. The garniture was OF half
blown roses and suilax which extended from
the left shoulder 10 the waist. MIR. and Mrs,
Hanly received large number OF handsome
presents among them the following:
Bronze plush rocker ana arm
chair officers and employees of
the Union depot; steel engraving and easel
Miss Lizzie Sloan; plush embroidered scarf,
Miss NJ. Collins: rattan arm chair, John and
Annie Hawiey; French marble clock. NJ. }.
Shelly; Ell hr-day clock, M. McMannls; one
5ozen Bohemian glasses, Miss Josie Murphy;
silver card receiver Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Court
ney; bisque figures, Miss Agnes Mccarthy;
hand painted cushion and perfumery set. Mr..
and Mrs j. III Hoy; hand-panted plush
placoue Miss Lizzie Davy; decorated lamps,
NJ and Mrs. S. j. Mccarthy: international
silver coffee poi filed with coIee, I. Hauser
and Kstie MctZen: silver cake basket, Miss
Nav StetsoR: japanese vase, Miss Annie Ken
uedv; silver fruit dish, Slr. and Mrs. John
Davy: set of nut picks and cracker, Mr.. and
Mrs T. f Rivers; silver toilet case, Misses
Stacie and Emma Brown, Stevens Point, Wis. {;
Bible, James Haniey; leeds vase. Miss Della
Graham; silver card receiver, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Fleetham; cut glass water
set and tray, Miss May Dewey;
hanging lamp, T. J. McAlpin; French plate
mirror J. Sullivan, and Mary McNamee;
silver salt cups and spoons. M. j. Walsh;
silver set of fruit knives, Miss Rosie McNa-
NEE: silver tea set I. Mulcare and sister:
silver butter dish. Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Wood
cock; cream pitcher, English glass, Critic
Woodcock: silver set Of fruit knives, Miss
Kate Sheehan; silver celery dish. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Quisley; silver 8 rup dish, Mr..
Mrs Angus Chisholm; vase. English gldSs,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank O Brien; Barbetine berry
dish, Miss g. Finn; Bohemia pickle dish
set in silver Miss Ida Pratt; silver
butter dish, NJ. P. Mclaughlin:
SILVER pickle castor, Mrs. William Quigiey and
daus hter; cut glass tea set, Miss Kate Cassin;
silver de .erI dish and spoon, John Hughes
and sister; silver sugar bowl, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. 30, ce; silver teapot filed with tea, Mr..
and MIS- F. c. Cav; silver tea set, John Gal
vim and sister; silver berry dish, Charles and
Mamie Bradley; silver sugar bowl, Misses
Rosie and Agele Hog; Leeds vase Miss B.
rattan work-basket Miss Maggie Cullen:
table scarf, Joseph and Annie Fewer;
bed-spread Mrs Jam Sloan; table
linen, Mrs. Barney McIieus; pair
blankets, Dir. ana Mrs. John Sloan;
Russian rug, Misses Maggie, Nellie and Sadie
Fewer; table linen, Miss Maggie Mulvllle;
table linen and blankets, Mrs. p. Hanley;
set of silver knives and forks, 7. W. Hanley;
decorated tea set, Mr.. and Mrs. James Smith;
silver cake basket, Mr.. and Mrs. John Norton;
set OF hand-panted fruit plates, Mrs. NJ.
Ryan; embroidered cushion and perfume
case, Miss Katie Keis; bronze cuspedore,
Richard Kennedy; set Of decorated fruit
plates and pair OF napkin rings. Misses
Rourke; upright writing desk, NJ E Kelley,
J. F. Kennedy p Qualey, ]. Spellman ard
J.. Kennedy; bronze lamp. Charles and Peer
Fox: cuspedore, Mr.. ami Mrs. Quinn;
4.seeFated wafer set, JOSEPH and Addie Smith;
sa,lsh clock and plush album. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kingston: Leeds vase, Misses LaGerty: hand
-zfnred plaque, Misses He alley: mother OF
pearl vase Mr.. ana Mrs. John Cory; Aiala-
chite vase, Mrs. Hannigan; water set, Mr.and
Mrs. J Cook; silver cake b"sFet, hr. and
HRS. John Irwin; wine set. Misses Annie and
Esther Hoy; set Of cut glass.tia McNam e;
decoiuted vase. Miss MAJ Hayes; vase
level ware. Ms. Z. P. Russell vase. moss
-, a 20 ! Welsh and NJ. horton. Mrs