St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-14

OF the most enlOyaOle occasions OF the
kind given during the present season. The
guests included Miss Mann. Miss Baker,
Miss Beloit. Miss Hattie Beloit. Miss Suth-
erland of Winnipeg, Miss Richards of Erie.
Pa; Miss Prince, Miss Stone, Miss Gordon
of Duluth, and Messrs. Lewis Baker, Jr.,
Richardson. Camden, Rockwell, Haws of
Cleveland. o.; Prince. Baker and Jingle.
The favors were toboggan pins in silver.
HERE AND THERE.
Little Laural A. Thayer, daughter of
Mrs. NJ. c. Thayer, who keeps the music
store corner Wabasha and Seventh treets,
I has composed a perfect gem Of a galop,
which will be published as soon as arrange
ments can be made with a Chicago firm
that is being correspondent with now. The
galop is a perfect harmony Of musical
sounds, and those who hear it cannot help
but be pleased with the production. Miss
Thayeris only IL years old, and this is her
second composition, her first being 'Lau-
raj Waltz" which is familiar TO all the
young people in the city. When she COM
posed this she was only Q years Of age.
Her new production has not been christened
yet, but when it is notice will be given.
The Cornell alumni Thursday evening
banqueted at the Ryan, when w. D. Bates
of st. Paul was elected president; L. II.
Croker of Minneapolis, secretary, and f.
c. Lawrence Of Minneapolis treasurer.
There were present: w. p. Abbott, '79;
f. NJ. Catlin, 'S3; f. 2. RundeIl. 80; f.
G. Tiffany, 80; E. II. Morse, 20; +. ID.
Jackson, 20; ID. II. Soule, III; G. II. Du
Bots, ~; Otto Kerffner. 70; G.. +. Clifford,
80; +. G. Lawrence, 80; Samuel Hill. 20;
o. c. Taylor, 81; James O'Neill. III; II.
G. Drake. ~; j. ii. Skinner, 81; w. o..
Bates. rs; Z. ii. Gushing, 49,; c. w.
Arnes, rs; A. B. Coe, 'S2.
At the Cathedral on Wednesday morning
occurred the marriage of Miss Bessie
O'Leary, daughter of Hon. J. j. 0Leary,
to Daniel w. Lawler. The bridal mass
was rendered by Rev. Father Stanley. The
bride was becOmingly attired in a travel
ing dress. In the afternoon a reception
was given to few friends at the residence
of the brides parents, on Marshall avenue.
In the evening Mr.. and Mrs. LAWYER left
for three weeks bridal tour to Washing
ton and other Eastern cities. Returning
they will take up their residence at Prairie
du Chen, the former home of Mr.. LAWYER.
The Amity circle is the name of new
social club started in the Sixth ward. 1t
has had two successful parties. the last one
being very largely attended. The circle is
composed of the best class Of people of the
ward, quite a number of the East side be-
longing. The clubs next feature will be a
grand masquerade ball Friday evening,
Feb. 10, which will be one of the grandest
| affairs ever had. In the Sixth ward many
fine costumes are already engaged for the
occasion.
The Princeton alumni of the Northwest
organized an association at a meeting held
at the Ryan Tuesday evening. There were
/ twenty present The officers elected were.
President, G.. b. Halstead; vice president,
Walter Mann; secretary and treasurer, w.
w. ConnOr. 1t was determined to give an
annual banquet hereafter at either Mime
apolis or st. Paul. A banquet followed
with the usual tOasts. 1t was a very gay
party.
The Young Mems Catholic union will
give an entertainment in Knauft's hall
Seventh street near Pine. Wednesday even
ing Feb. II. The musical features will bt
furnished by John DOnohue. John Gehan
Mrs. A. II. Rogers and Miss Shaw, will
Prof. Wood as accompanist. The program
will conclude with an afterpiece of an anus
ing character.
The ladies of the Judith Montefore Be
nevolent society gave very successful bal
at Sherman hall Wednesday evening.
number were present from Minneapolis
William p. Murray opened the entertain
ment with few complimentary remarks
and the usual course of pleasure was fol
lowed for the rest of the evening.
The carnival masque given by the man
agement of the Jackson street roller rinl
last evening was grand affair. The at
tendance was large and the costumes yer,
handsome. Another will probably be givel
hafnra tho carnival caacot ic at.dad
On Wednesday evening hop was giver
by the Ohio Street Social club at their hal
in the Mcdonnell block. The attendanc
was very large and most enjoyable even
ing was spent Refreshments were serve,
at midnight.
Last Wednesday evening the Wacout
TOboggan club gave party at the elul
rooms i'm the chamber of commerce build
ing. There were about twenty-five couple
present, nearly all of whom were member
of the club.
The Once Week dancing club has ar
ranged for grand masquerade bali TO b
held at the Athenaum Wednesday evening
next. This will be the clubs final party 70
this season. and will be a very enjoyabl
affair.
|, Mrs. Ella Andrews of Hudson, Wis.
Miss Lizzie HugheS and Miss Washer o
New Richmond, Wis. spent Friday an
Saturday in st. Paul They were IN
guests of Mrs. l.. A Hughes Of Ashlan
avenue.
Miss Hattie Homer and Miss Mani
Gates of Albert Lea. guests of Mrs. Georg
Z. Harper, are enjoying the carnival sports
and will be prepared to form a tobogga
club upon their return home.
|
reception last evening to a few friend:
Messrs. Ralph Martin and Charles Wrigt
, kept the neghbOrs awake to late hou
with alleged banjo music.
An interesting musicale in which Herbel
Lannon, Miss Mayhem, Mrs. Rhodes an
Mrs. Nettie Fuller took part, was given
| Odd Fellows hall Thursday evening.
t dance and supper followed.
t The Methodist Social union of the twi
4 cities met in monthly session at the Me
: chants Tuesday afternoon and elected of
S GERS. Judge Brill was chosen presden
{ A banquet followed.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Jewell and son of Jew
elton, Wis, who have been spending Il
carnival season with Mrs. Z. X. Otis
Ashland avenue, returned home yesterda
: morning.
: Miss Florence Adams of Winona h;
been doing the carnival the past week AT
> visiting friends and relatives in St. Pa
!. and Minneapolis. She returns to her hon
to-day.
Y The engagement Of Mr.. Benjamin r;
. phael of Davenport, Ia. and Miss Jul
Cardozo, daughter of G. y. Cardozo of p
!, Ramsey street. is announced.
. Mrs. S. S. Taylor of Sherbum avenl
d entertained quite a party of visitors la
Friday evening, who came up to see Il
II storming of the ice palace.