St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-26
MINNEAPOLIS SOCIETY.
The Usual Number of Parties and
Receptions.
Coming Matrimonial Surprises--sun-
day Social Resume.

as any particularly brilliant society events
are concerned. The usual number of par
ties and receptions have been held, and it is
needless to say that all were delightful.
In weddings there have been large
number, nearly all of which were very
swell affairs. AS usual, the Exposition has
continued 60 attract so much attention that
but few have had time or inclination to re-
| spond to the demands of society. The
usual number of visitors are announced,
and the departures on visits have been
larger than usual. On dit that a number of
| the younger members are preparing for
| several matrimonial surprises i'll the near
| future, but no names or dates have been
made public as yet Below will be found
| the general events of the week:
PERSONAL GOSSIP.
The wedding of Miss Carrie Jones and John
! Nicholson, Tuesday evening, was brilliant
| event, but was witnessed only by immediate
/ relatives and friends. Rev. c. A. Van Anda
! performed the ceremony. A reception was
| held later in the evening, when Mr.. and Mrs.
| Nicholson received many presents, among
| them being lot of real estate. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Nicholson left on late train for New
York, where they will remain some time.
Monday evening at the residence OF the
| brides parents in Osseo, Miss Edith S. Dibb
| and Frank Brown were united in marriage.
| The ceremony was witnessed by large num-
| Der of friends. A brilliant reception fol
| lowed. The bride is well known in this city,
where she has many friends. Mr.. Brown is
a conductor on the Duluth road, and is well
| liked. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown were the recipi-
| ents of many handsome presents.
| Mrs. Thompson was pleasantly surprised
| Tuesday afternoon at her residence Sl3 Third
| street SOUTH by large number of friends
who came to celebrate her birthday anniver-
| sary. She waSemade the recipient of a num-
| Der of handsome and costly presents. A
| dainty lunch was sprea I, and the affair was Il
| brilliant one. A large number OF guests
| were present.
| The wedding of Miss Hattie King and
| Arthur S. Huey, at the residence of g. S. King
| Wednesday evening, was a brilliant affair.
| The ceremony was performed by Rev. j. A.
Graham, of Trinity Episcopal church. A
| large company was present. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Huey will be at home after Oct. Is, at 205
| Thirteenth street south.
| Miss Lizzie Buker and w. III. Fisher were
| married Wednesday, at the residence of the
brides mother, Fifth street northeast. The
ceremony, performed by Rev. Mr.. Stafford,
was witnessed by about forty guests. Mr..
| and Mrs. Fisher left in the evening for a
bridal tour in the South.
Miss May Raster ard w. II. Davis were
married Monday afternoon at the residence
| of Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Quick, 4lO East Fiji
| teenth street. in the presence of large num-
Der of friends. The young couple left on an
| evening train for the East.
Mrs. l.. T. Parmalee. Mrs. W. w. WILDER and
| Mr.. L. Z. Parmaee, of Warren, Pa, who have
been the guests of Judge and Mrs. p M. Bah
cock for the past ten days, left Friday for
Chicago, where they will spend few days
before returning home.
James S. Neble, letter carrier No. %, has
been spending his vacation in Austin, this
II.
his father, N. r. Noble, celebrated the sew
entieth anniversary of his birthday by a
pleasant party.
Mrs. Frank Muzzy son and daught er. Spring
! field, Me-, and Mrs w. S. Bedford and
daughter, Marshalltown, Ia, are visiting
| Mrs. NJ. NJ. Young, at 80 Sixth street south.
! Miss Mabel Gluzzy will spend the winter in
Minneapolis.
Mrs Frank Muzzy, of Springfield, "a Me-,
with her daughter, Mabel, and son, Lew. are
! guests of Mrs NJ. NJ. Young, 81 Seventh
street south. Mrs. Bedford and daughter, OF
Iowa, are also Mrs. Young's guests.
Miss Mamie Martin entertained number
of her friends at the Hotel Webster, on Mon
day, the occasion of the seventeenth ami
| verSary of her birthday. In the evening the
| Mexican band serenaded her.
| Wednesday, at their residence on Taylor
| street. Mr.. and Mrs. H. Dennng celebrated
the twenty-fifth anniversary OF their wedding
| by reception at which large numbef of
| guests were present.
Mr. and Mrs H. S. Mellin celebrated their
| tin wedding by reception at their residence,
| SIT Third avenue south. MONDAY evening
! large company was present, and the evening
| was pleasant one.
| Miss Nettie Stiles, one of the society bellies
| of Chippewa Falls, Wis. is the guest of Miss
| Ida Lawrence 1913 Thirteenth avenue south
| east. She will remain i'll the city about two
| weeks.
| Friday evening, at the residence of Mrs.
| ]. T. Wyman, 1929 Fourth street sutheast,
| the Young Ladies' Missionary society Of the
| First NJ. E. church, gave pleasant musical e.
| pleasant social was held Monday evening
| at the railroad reading rooms, corner FIJI st
avenue south and Second street. pleasing
| musical programme was presented
Miss Matte Lowell, of Bushnell, ILL.,. was
| given a pleasant surprise party Monday even
| ing at the residence of her brother. She left
| Wednesday evening for St. Louis.
The widow of Gen. Stonewall Jackson, with
| her daughter and sOn-in-law Mr.. and Mrs.
| Christian, have taken apartments at the Carr
house, roo Henneptn avenue.
Mrs A. J. Bishop, of Chicago, who has
been visiting friends here, has returned home
| accompanied by Miss Cora May, VINO Will
| visit there month.
Mrs and Miss Carrier, of Quebec. Canada
! mother and sister of Mr.. Achille F. Carrier
are visiting him, and are enjoying the beau
ties of Minneapolis.
Mr. and Mrs J. A. Stanton, of Sank Rap
| ids. Miss L. S. Griswold, of River Falls and
| NJ. D. Hanover, of New York, are guests OF
| Col. Clough.
Mrs. E. A. Bliss, who has spent the sum-
| mer here, the guest of her son, returned to
her home in Cincinnati Tuesday evening.
Frank N. Fuuke. Cedar Falls, Wis, who has
been visiting friends and relations in this city
the past week. returned hCme yesterday.
Mrs. H. C. Lindsay 737 Monroe street
northeast gave an enjoyable Exposition
party and dinner party last Thursday
The I. G. c. held pleasant meeting Thurs
day evening at the residence of Mrs L. b.
Ouint, l10S Seventh street south.
Gen. and Mrs. Fl. F. Baldwin, of Cleveland
who have been visiting their daughter. Mrs
W. q. Byron, have returned home.
H. J. Proctor and Charles E. Burrough )
will give a piano recital at Westminster
church tomorrow evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Langrudofer and Miss
Mary Murphy, of Iowa, are the guests OF
William Eibel and family.
Mrs. Robert Stratton gave pleasant chill
dren's party Friday, in honor of the eighth
birthday of her little son.
Mr. and Mrs. E. g. Potter gave a euchrs
party at their residence the Cedar lake
road Thursday evening.
Mrs. Frank and daughter, OF New YORK,
who have been visiting friends in this city,
returned home Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Butler have returned to theil
home in Wahpeton, OAK, after spending
week in Minneapolis.
A social was given Friday evening at the
, church parlors by the members of the Andrew
, Presbyterian society.
Mrs. w. w. Wilbur of W arren, Pa, ha'
been tho guest of Judge and Mrs. T. NJ. Bah
cock the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur A. Pond gave
pleasant reception to some forty FRIENDS
Thursd ay evening.
Capt. and Mrs. E. E. Tirrell celebrated thu
, anniversary of the captains fiftieth birthda!
Thursday evening.
Mrs. g A. Moore, 1119 Sixth street south
east, entertained a large number of friends
Monday evening.
At their club rooms on University avenue
Friday evening, the Chi Psi club gave pleas
ant reception.