St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-28

Bickel of the Good Will. Opponents for each
table were drawn by lot. Playing began at
o'clock and lasted until IL. The result was
score OF eighty-four games in favor OF the
Dayton's bluff, 10 seventy-eight games in
favor of the Good Will club. After the play
ing collation. was served. Considering that
the Good Will club embraces some OF the
most noted players in the state, aud expected
an easy walk-away with their competitors
from the suburbs, the broad smiles noticed
on the countenances of the Dayton's buffers
since the event will be justly pardoned.
Futures challenges may be addressed 10 this
club through its president, George w. Free
man, Fifth and Bates avenue, city.
Last Tuesday evening "a select party, CON-
posed OF the following well-known gentlemen
with their ladies, surprised Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Weber at his residence, No. $50 Lyle
hart street, IL being the tenth anniversary or
their welded bliss. But Henry is not one of
those that is always asleep on such occasions.
as he was ready TO receive in the most cordial
and BETTING manner. The surprise was
mutual. Nothing was left but TO walk in and
the festivities began. Among the many
present were: Adam Finch, Miss II. Finch,
Mr.. Oswald Weiss and a ", Charles Matheis
aud lady, Charles Ringwald and lady, Fred
Richter and lady, Charles Weber and lady,
Q. G. Schmidt and lady, John Till and lady,
Henry Burger and lady, William Theobald
and lady. William Lindeke and lady. Julius
Smith and lady. A. Rank and lady. William
Bckel and Miss Bickel, NJ. F. Propping and
lady. the Misses Clara and May Sohns and
Miss Theobald. Henry Justus and Lindeke.
About IL p. m. quartet composed OF
Prof. John 5. Grote, Carl Hildebrandt, A
Fritche and j. Weggmann, serenaded the
happy pair with few choice and appropriate
selections. Many beautiful and appropriate
presents were left with the hosts, who served
elaborate refreshments.
The Standard club gave a Mikado party in
Its club rooms last Tuesday evening. at which
all the guests were attired in japanese cos
TUNES. Masks were removed at - o'clock,
after which refreshments were serVed.
Dancing continued until O'Clock. Among
! those present were noticed the followin g: Mr..
and Mrs. ID. Aberle. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Abel,
Mr.. and Mrs. :. Bergman. Mr.. and Mrs. II.
g. Sattler, Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Sattler. Mr..
and Mrs. E. H. Plechner. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Waschauer, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mann, Mes
danes A. Sternberg. j. Abel. E. II. Hart of
Rep Iblic, Mich: H L. Leopold of Duluth;
I Misses J. Bergman, l. Bergman, Rittenberg,
Wechsler, Pechner, Greve, Stern, Hass, Har-
ris Waschauer. Steinfelt, Sternberg. Gutter
man, EverettS. Ross, Kelly, Serena and Lot
tie Rosenfield and Blanche Buchanan OF Min
neapolis; Messrs. NJ. II. Flarsheim. S. Plech-
ner, s. Guiterman, E. Simon, ID. Bergman, A.
Herr, L. II. Haas, ID. Engle, Loebe. Douglass,
Engle, Morris, Flarsheim, Al Rose, Phillip
Rose. Louis Haas, Fred Lowenthal, Phil
Wechsler, l.. A. Guiterman, II. Stein, II.
Slernberg, ID. Bergman, a. MetZgar, Louis
Plechner. Sam Pleener, H. s. Ables of
Duluth. Sigmund Greve of Chicago.
One of the largest and most enjoyable pro-
| gressive euchle parties OF the season was
held at the residence of Gen. Mark d. Flower,
| 42S Ashland avenue, "Wednesday evening
The were twelve tables played. Among hose
present were: M. and Mrs. A. B. Stckney,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Shelter. Mr.. and Mrs.
]. J. McCardy. DR.. and Mrs. Ancker. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. S Chittenden, Mr.. and Mrs. A. R.
| McGill, Judge and Mrs. ID. A. Dickinson. Mr..
| and Mrs. Z. &. Hughson. Mr.. and Mrs. X. A.
Lanpher, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed JudsOn, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. L. Pryor, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
F. Mailer. Mr.. and Mrs. Stew
art Moore, Mr.. and Mrs A. B.
Clarke. Mr.. and Mrs. Shandrew, Mr.. and Mrs.
a. p. Moss, Mr.. and Mrs. Al Warren, Mr.. and
Mrs. t. s White, Mr.. aud Mrs. H. A. Castle,
Mr.. and NJ s. w. w. Braden, DIR. and Mrs.
Patterson, Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Porter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Krayenbuhl, Mr.. and Mrs II. 3. Musser,
! MIR. and Mrs. Phillip Reiev, Misses Patterson,
! McCardy, Strong, Edwards, Porter and Hawk
| ins, and Messrs. Tom Fauntleroy. Neil
Fauntleroy, Krogsted and Dr. II. S. Patterson.
On Wednesday evening the o. N. o. club
! gave dance at Mr.. F. T.. Grimshaw's home
on Selby avenue. PROF. Ulik furnished the
music and dunofHy wsS continued until 2
O'Clock. Refreshments were served. AInSAg
| those present were the Nj ,ses Lolita BECK,
Lou Barnes, Hattie Van Gorder, Alice Ken
yon, Mae Bracket, Nettie Griffin, Lou Day,
Nina Burdick and Miss Swenson, Messrs. F.
J D. Day. Fred Swift, o. W. BreniZer, E. F.
Van Gorder. DR.. Bryant. ". E. Bryant, E.
Price, Frank Grifhng, Henry Lang, E. E.
Starkey, j. F. Starkey and mir. Swenson.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B Clark entertained Miss
Mary Anderson and her brother Joe a Fair
view, their elegant home 236 Summit avenue.
last Sunday Tie occasion was a Sunday
| breakfast, and was of the most recherche
nature. The queen of the stage with other
pla ~ COf r1nrur At 4 80
| before the affair WAS completed. Among h G
guests were Judge Stanford Newell, Mr.. and
| Mrs. E. Rice, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. William Nor
ton, Mrs. Smith, Mr.. K. Smith and Mr. OdeI.
OF Minneapolis, who were delightfully."- enter
tanned at the rather unique social event.
Judging by the preparations, the sociable
| to be given by the St. Andrews society on
| Friday of this week, will be grand success.
| An elaborate program has been arrang ed
and full turnout of Scotchmen and their
friends is looked for. A number of the
members of the sister society of Minneapolis
are also expected to be present in return foI
the visit paid them NJ Curtiss hall last Friday
The event will take place in the Drake block
and not, as announced in our last Sundays
| issue, In Druids hall.
On Thursday evening Col. and Mrs. r. NJ
Newport gave delightful and ENJOYABLE ties
! in honor Of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Driscol, Jr. A
beautiful supper was served was served. the
table being handsomely decorated with flow
ers. Those present were Mrs. Peet, Mrs. A
Driscoll, Mrs. F. Driscoll, Jr., and Misses Per
rim, Mann, Moore, Bend, Dean, Hammond
| Seixas, and Messrs. F.. w. Peet A. DriscoIl
Rockwell, Putnam, Will Peet, Bigelow, Jack
son, Newport and Lieut.. Ahern.
The Ohio Street Social and Literary clut
yesterday filed articles of incorporation. with
headquarters at Ohio and George streets in
| West ST. Faul. The members hip is near lOC
amongst whom are many of the best people
M fha Ia Hxr-fm rrT1- g..
steal and literary entaiument on Tuesday
| evening next at their hall at McDonuelI.
| block on Ohio street. Col. W. B. Ladd ha:
been invited an will deliver one of his en-
PERTAINING lectures on that occasion.
The Star Progressive Euchre club met las
evening at the residence of the Misses Law
renee, corner Seventh and Maple streets
The head prize was won by Miss Pauline Law
renee and J. J Lawrence. and the progress
siye prize by Miss Josie WHITEWATER and G
H. Burke. Miss Pauline Lawrence won IN,
| lone hand. The club will be entertained mex
week by the Misses Burkhard, corner o.
Cherry street and Hoffman avenue.
Mrs. J. r. Storr entertained pleasant pro
gressIve euchre party at her residence, 60
Jackson street, Thursday evening. The prizes
were as follows: Head, Mr.. Uttley Curti
| and Mrs. Whitehouse: progressive Mrs II
Miss Nellie Igo and Capt. Hayes. The party
was in honor of Mrs. Morrill,. who departs fo
her home at Minneapolis Monday.
The scholars of the High school have II
preparation play soon to be given at tn,
school house. To those who recall the superb
way in which ''Esmeralda" was performed
about year ago, no other commentator
need be given than that nearly the same per
formers take part as were cast in "Esmer
aida" The proceeds go to purchase tele
scope for the use of the school.
Yesterday the employees in the manufactur
/ fnn m
meier made Mr.. s. A. Forest a present of
| valuable clock with q courteous note. as