St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-07

Mr.. Thing and Mrs. Ivory McKusick, Mr..
L.. Sprague and Mrs. G. Traverse.
On Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Bordwell had progressive euchre
party at their residence ON North Second
street The participants remained till mid
night, had refreshments before leaving and
spent most delightful evening. The head
prizes were won by Mrs. Charles Buffing-
ton and Mr.. j. Stensen, the progressive
prizes by Mr.. and Mrs. George w. BOlles,
and the foot prize by Mrs. Jacob Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Ii. Potts were surprised
by large party of friends ut their cosy
residence on Oak street on Monday even
ing. The cOnSpiratOrS remained till a. M,
and were given a good supper about mid
night They danced and played cards and
had right royal time. Mr.. Potts has al
ways claimed that he could not be sur
prlsed, but now thinks differently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Castle entertained
party of friends at their residence on the
South hill on Monday evening. Those for
tunate enough to be present remained till
midnight, and spent very pleasant even
ing in games, music and conversation and
eating refreshments.
An Old-fashioned card and dancing party
will be given at the Sawyer house by Mrs.
L. w. Durant and other ladies. tomorrow
night About 100 invitations have been
issued, and the event promises to be the
leading one of the week. Music will be
furnished by Prof. Hayner.
Miss Alma FOurnier's 25th birthday was
pleasantly recognized by large number of
friends, who gave her a surprise at her
home on South Main street, on Thursday
evening. Fifteen couples were present,
and the evening was passed in card playing
and games.
On Wednesday evening DR.. and Mrs. c.
IL. Marshall entertained party of friends
at progressive euchre at their residence, No.
80 South Third street. The prizes were
won by DR.. Menry, Mr.. F. C. Cutler, Mrs.
j. Hitchcock and Mrs. l.. Sprague.
Miss Edith Covell was given a surprise
by jolly crowd of eight OF ten couples at
her home on North Third street on Tues
day evening. Playing games was the prin-
clpal feature OF the occasion and a good
time is reported by all present.
John b. Smith was the recipient of a
surprise at his home. corner of Hickory and
North Martha. on Tuesday evening. The
surprise was given him in honor of the 47th
anniversary of his birth, and the evening
was pleasantly spent.
On Friday evening Miss Lille Perro was
the recipient of large, enthusiastic sur
prise party at her home at South Saltwater.
Progressive euchre was the principal feat
ure OF the occasion, and about thirty
couples were present.
The only weddings last week was the
marriage of Mr.. John P. Buckley to Miss
Adeline COnklin on Tuesday morning and
that of Chris Burns to Miss Name johnson
on Thursday.
A large young folks party was given at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Shabel, cor
ner First and Burlington. on Thursday aft
ernOOn, in honor of the birthday of their
son Frank.
A masquerade ball will be given at the
B. q L. hall by Messrs. Dan Olson, Charles
Lindbloom and j. A. Abraham on
March 10.
Miss Gertrude Easton entertained a party
OF friends at progressive whist on Monday
evening. The prize was won by VIII Bron-
son.
The Methodist social at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Eldred on Thursday
evening was very enjoyable affair.
The entertainment of the Bavarian
Warblers at Music hall last night was
success financially and artistically.
Will Bronson will entertain the Young
Peoples Whist club of the South hill to-
morrow night.
Miss Alice Murdoch entertained num-
Der of friends at o'clock tea last night.
A large number of tickets have been sold
for the masquerade tomorrow night
The Masons will give a social at their
hall on Tuesday evening.
SALTWATER PERSONALS.
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ME and Eva Hersey, SIR. Jacob Dean and
wife and sons, Robbie and Willie, will return
from their visit to California next Wednesday.
Dir. Sherman Finch of St. Paul, Miss Jen-
MES hance, and Bun Hersey will leave on
Tuesday to meet them.
Among the Hudson people who took in the
Company X drill and dance on Thursday
evening were Capt Goss and ten men of the
Hudson guards and Misses Clara Boyden and
Jennie Burton.
Thomas F. Mathews, son of ex-Mayor
Mathews, graduated at st. Johns university
at Coilegeville, Mimi, last Monday. Quite
number of Saltwater boys are attending this
institution.
MIR. p. II. Potts made cool $4,000 in
st. Paul real estate deal some time ago. Mr..
Potts Is good, whole-souled fellow and his
many friends will be glad to hear of this.
Mrs. John McKusick and her daughter,
Miss Ella McKusick, and Mrs. George NJ
brush ana nave gone 10 OeOrg1a TO
spend q couple OF months.
ID. J. Wiler, accompanied by his brother,
". G. Wiler, left for Cedar Falls, Ia, on
Wednesday, where they will go into the hard
ware business.
Conductor s. n. Chase OF the Milwaukee is
of on a vacation TO Hot Springs. Mr.. George
Parker is punching tickets in his absence.
Senator ]. n. Castle and wife left last Sum
day to visit friends and relatives in Canada
and Washington CITY.
Miss Fannie Larkin of st. Paul has been
visiting her friend, Miss Lois Sprague, for
few days.
Peter Beck, Minneapolis prescriptionist,
now has charge of the case in F. Scott s drug
store.
Burt Burleigh and his friend Sample of
Hamlin spent Sunday with friends here.
Frank V. Comfort has been in Southern
Missouri on business during the week.
Mr.. Oren Mower leaves for Hot Springs
next Tuesday in search of health.
Mr. George Merrill left for Denver, Col,
yesterday prospecting.
E. S. Rogers and son, Harvey, are visiting
fri ends at Sioux Falls.
Miss Mary Ryan of Hudson is up to spend
Sunday with friends.
Earnest Spurgwald OF st. Paul took in the
Company h drill.
Mike Blake and August Lund left last week
for Hot Springs.
Abe Ronrback will return from tho East
next week.
$. Fl. Riehenlrode is in the pineries on q
vacation.
F. b. Netzer goes to Chicago this coming
week.
Brainerd Society.
Miss wellum, who has been visiting Mrs