St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-21

euchre party was given at the B. and L.
hall By jolly party OF twenty-eight gentle
men. The head prize was won by Sheriff
Holcomb. the progressive prize By August
Boreen and foot prize by E. Swanson.
Last night Mrs. Capt. J. a. Reed gave
whist party at her residence adjoining the
prison, in honor of her guest, Mrs. White
OF Charles City. About fifty friends of the
captain and Mrs. Reed were present, and
all report an elegant time.
On Friday evening the J. F. f. club
danced with James Bronson, one OF the
members, at his home on Sixth street. Re-
freshments were served in proper time and
delightful evening was spent by all the
young folks present.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. a. Clewell entertained
the South Hill Progressive Euehre club on
Friday evening. The prizes were won BY
Mr. G. Z. Gregory, Mrs. Fred Pennington,
Miss Blanch Dolly and Mr.. W. p. Sawyer.
On Wednesday evening Messrs. W.
Masterman and Frank Berry and Misses
Laura Dexter and Gertrude EastOn gave
concert at Alton for the benevolent society
which Melted about S25.
Miss Emma Hylderbrand gave a party to
large number of her young friends at the
residence OF Mr.. l.. Lehman on Thursday
evening. The evening was spent in playing
games ofdiferent kinds
Mr. S. B. Richardson and wife enter
tanned 4 party of friends at progressive
whist at their residence on South Third
street. The crowd was Jolly one and all
had tip top time.
Alarge number of Germans spent Thurs
day evening very pleasantly dancing at the
Of
and Sixth streets.
Mrs. r. 3. Netzer was unable TO enter
tain the afternoon club on Wednesday on
this club next week.
A double surprise occurred at the resi-
dence OF Mr. John a. y Dung on Thursday
evening in honor Of their daughters Hattie
and Sarah.
The Pre- Lenten mission services ct the
Episcopal church last week were very in
tereSting and were well attended.
Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Nc
husick entertained party OF friends at
progressive euehre.
On Wednesday evening W. J. Smith en-
tertained party OF friends at his home IN
the country.
On Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. II. p.
Hanson were surprised by large number
Of friends.
A large and very enjoyable masquerade
ball was given at Lakeland on Friday
evening.
On Friday evening very ENJOYABLE
dance was given az the Masonic hall.
The Swede conference adj ourned on Mon
day.
AMUSEMENT NOTES.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Florence, who will
appear at the Grand tomorrow evening in
me Mighty Dollar" will probably have
the best house Of the season. The sale OF
seats opened yesterday and large number
were taken by the best people of the civ.
The only attraction last week was
''Mikado" by the Juveniles on Monday
night.
The bean supper and entertainment. 10 be
given at Music hall next Saturday evening
by Muller Post No. and the G.. \. n
Auxiliary society, bids fair To be a great
success. In addition TO the supper there
Wall be Rotations. songs, dialogues. and
such time as the vets always have.
'Rorey O'More'' will be presented bv
the Crusaders Dramatic society ON March
II mSteado of the 18th as types made US say
In recent issue.
n number Of our people will attend the
nasque Dali at Hudson tomorrow night
The Valentine ball at South Saltwater
on Monday evening was well attended.
The MennerchOr will give a masquerade
ball at Music hall tomorrow night.
SALTWATER PERSONALS.
Capt. W. G. Bronson of Company X is
the happiest man in Saltwater. The COM
pany won the prize flag at the St. Paul
armOry on Thursday night is the reason.
The boys worked hard for it and got there
in great shape.
DR.. c. u. Marshall says he saw Florence
play The Mighty Dollar in WallacI,'s
theatre. New York. nine years ago and in
tends to go again tomorrow night.
Mrs. Albert TOzer and Mrs. Robert Kerr
left on Thursday for Grand Forks to attend
the funeral of their brother, Mr.. William
Downs, formerly OF Saltwater.
Mr.. William Birge, who recently resigned
his position i'm Albenburg'S store. will prob
ably locate in ST. Paul after visiting friends
in Kansas City.
Mr.. j. X. Arnold, special correspondent
OF st. Paul, has been confined to bed al
the Sawyer house since Thursday with the
plurisy.
Misses Root and Warner and ATessrs
Richardson, Drinks and Bentley OF HamIin
attended Jim BronsOn's party on Friday
evening.
Mr.. y. c. Hospe's sojOurn in the South
is not benefting his health to any extent.
and he will probably return the coming
week.
Mr.. A. l.. Gillespie returned last evening
from an extended trip through the North
west in the interest of the car company.
Capt. c. l.. COwen, Mr.. j. C. O'Gor-
man, and Attorney George +. Sabin were
III the East last week on business.
IL George NJ. Brush is unsuccessful at
whist he steps over a chair. This changes
his luck every time, he says.
Hugh Scott prescriptiOniSt in SCOTS
drug store who has been laid up with q
carbuncle, is on duty again.
Miss Julia Walker, one Of the teachers
i'm the Central school. is entertaining a
cousin from Vermont.
Misses Nellie and Flo Pope Of Mime
apOlis came over yesterday to spend Sunday
with friends here.
Messrs F. Nillman and Harry Heisel arc
sOjourning with friends in the pineries
near Hincllley.
Capt. S. s. Hanks left on THURSDAY for
Princeton, Ia, TO spend 4 week or so with
his family.
DIR. w. c. Weight is in Illinois. near
Chicago, called thither by the death of lis
father.
Mr.. L. Wiklund has returned from a
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