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

gave an enjoyable progressive euchre party
on Friday evening. at their home In Oak
Lake Besides the exciting pleasures of
the game. the evenings enjoyment was
materially enhanced by an excellent coll
latiOn. Among those present were Aid.
and Mrs. f. c. Barrows. Mr.. and Mrs. G.
ID. Hammond, Mr.. and Mrs. j. III. Wilcox,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Brush. Mr.. and Mrs.
f. A. Fisher. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Fisher.
Mr.. and Mrs. DodsOn, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Skinner. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel John
son, Mr.. and Mrs. #. II. Board
man, Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Scott Mr..
and Mrs. j. IL. Murch. DR.. and Mrs. Z.
A. Hutchins, MIR. and Mrs. c. w. Dawson,
Aid. and Mrs. Emerson Cole, Mr. and Mrs.
j. ID. Kustner, Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Paus,
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Sutherland. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. ii. Bishop, Mr.. and Mrs. n. c.
Chapman. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Clark, Mr..
and Mrs S. Q. Shuman. Mr.. and Mrs. p.
r. Rainey, Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. Cauvet.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. w. De Laneey. Misses
Ella Miller, Clara Fisk, .Leola Fisher, Mrs.
Hubbard, Miss Farnhani, Judge Stephen
Mahoney, w. IL. Eustis, Ed Freeman, p.
Lane.
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GENERAL SOCIAL.
On Wednesday night NJ IS Ellie Williams
the return of one of her friends from the
West, by a surprise progressive euchre party.
There were fifteen couples present, and VIII
u. Shattuck acted as master of ceremonies.
Miss Williams received some very handsome
birthday tokens. The head honors az euehre
were carried of bv Miss Bessie Riddle and
Mr.. {. Stedman. Among those present were:
Miss Sadie Blalsdell, Miss Ada Blaisdell, Miss
Frances Kennedy, Miss Bessie Riddle. Miss
Ellie Verill, Miss Graham, Miss Julia Tosti-
vanI, Miss Stedman. Miss Smith, Miss Leila
Foster, Miss Bertha Foster, Mrs. ID. B. Wood,
Mrs. G. W. Bugbee. Mrs Foster. Hiram Rid
die, Mr.. Chandler. Mr.. Foot. Robert VanNest,
Joe Chapman. Harry Hocomb, ElicX Hol-
comb, viii Tousley, MIR. Stedman. Harry Jes-
sup, Mr.. Wood Mr.. Bugbee, Mr.. Foster aud
others.
Through printed circular the social COM
mittee of the Nicollet club announces whist
tourney to begin at the club house next Mon
day evening at O'Clock, and TO continue
each Monday evening thereafter until each
team has played match with ca b other
team. Entries are TO be made by teams: each
player selecting partner and the two play
ing together as a team throughout the tour
ney. Entries are to be made by the members
of each team sending their names to the social
committee. All entries must have been made
before to-day. Each team will play one match
of five games with each other team. The
members of the team scoring the greatest
number of points in the tourney will be en-
titled TO prize.
The Hennepin Avenue Chautauqua circle
met Monday evening at the residence of Mrs.
Goheen's, ll25 Nicollet avenue. Quotations
from Cicero and incidents from Roman his
tory we're given at the opening of the session
by members of the class, which was followed
by an excellent paper on International Law,
by Mr.. Branch. Mrs. Drew read an essay on
How to Live, and Mrs. JoAn Douglas a sketch
of Minneapolis, for which the society ten
dered vote of thanks. The session closed
on Electricity by Mss Mason.
The Calhoun Euchre club was pleasantly
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. W. ]. Baldwin
at their residence on Thursday evening.
Dancing was enjoyed as well as cards. and
refreshments were served. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey. Mr.. and
Mrs. Goodspeed, Mr.. and Mrs. Rowland. Mr..
and Mrs. Lockhard, Mr.. and Mis- Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph, Misses Russell, Riteman,
Nelson, Dowdell, Gaddings and Chamberlain,
Messrs. Rocks, Russell and Door.
A most enjoyable occafi IN was the cele-
bration Of the twenty-third anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Marsh Friday night at SIS
Third avenue south. Miss Sadie Diamond
and Marion Wheeler made surpr Sc party
upon them, the guests assembling at the
residence of Maj. Irvine, 222 Eighth street
south. Most of the evening was devoted TO
cards.
The residence of Capt.. George W. Libby,
26l7 Nicollet avenue, was the scene of
pleasant gathering on Thursday evening"
called for the purpose of te' tifying to Rev
w. r. Dobbyn of the Third Universalist
church the esteem IN which he is held. He
was presented with purse containing $216
MIR. Emery A, Farmer left Thursday even
ing for Akron, Ind, where he will be united
in marriage with Miss Edill Orr on the 3Oth
inst After brief visit East Mr.. and Mrs.
Farmer will return 10 make Minneapolis their
future home.
The marriage of Lieut.. S. A. Wolf. q. S. a.,
and Miss Mary Sawyer, is announced from
Leaveh worth, Kan, March g. The groom is
quite well known in Minneapolis. icing a
cousin of Mrs. c. W. Cyphers and Mrs. c. A.
Cornman.
On Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Hunter
entertained FIVE tables Of the No Name
Euchre club. The last game of the series.
when the prizes will be awarded, will be
played at the residence of o. p. Taylor next
week.
The Old Folks Concert troupe of St. Paul
will give an entertainment at the new NJ. E.
church, corner Sixteenth avenue and Fifth
street south, Thursday evening April 1.
The Misses Armstrong. corner Ninth street
and Mary place, entertained Y. W. c. T. o.
reception party on Friday evening.
Mrs. o. E. Greeley gave children's party
Tuesday in honor of the 4th birthday anni-
versary of her little son.
Mrs. W. X. Smith, at her home. No. 100
Royalston avenue. entertained few guests
for tea Friday evening.
Mrs. J. II. Thorpe received few friends at
tea Friday evening at her home, No. So
Twelfth street south.
Chief and Mrs. f. L. Stetson received
party of invited friends Friday evening at
No. Grove place.
Mrs. G. A. Badger, ITO Hennepin avenue.
entertained the Eaton Chautauqua circle on
Friday evening.
The Minneapolis court, Ancient Order Of
Foresters, will give ball at Curtiss' hall Fri
day evening.
Miss 5. E. Long, 6l3 Hennepin avenue. en-
tertained party of thirty friends on Friday
evening.
Mrs E, D, sprague, 42O Prospect Park,
entertained a score of friends on Friday.
The Oak Lake Chautauqua circle met Tues
day evening with DR.. and Mrs. l.. Hall.
PERSONAL POINTS.
Rev. J. j. Hall and family, from Auburn
Me-. have arrived i'll the city and are the
guests Of II. e. Patterson. Mr.. Hall was a
leading clergyman of the Free Baptist de-
nomination in the East and has accepted the
passionate of the First Free Baptist church of
this city. He will enter upon his duties the
first Sunday in April.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Williams left vest erday
via the Northern Pacific railroad for Buffalo
Wyo. Mr.. Williams goes 10 superfateud the
business of the Wyoming Land and Cattle
company.
Mrs. George A. Todd arrived home Thurs
day afternoon from Jacksonville, ILL.,, whe e
she was summoned by telegraph TO attend
the funeral OF her father, Rev. DIR. AlOers.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Clark Taylor have returned
TO the city, after an absence of three months
in the East. They brought with them a guest,
Mrs. n. ID. Herrick of Boston.
Miss Nellie Hunt of Carleton college is
spending the college vacation in this city,
the guest of the family of Rev. G. d. Pills