St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-14


pirate decorations for a "Mikado party"
Each lady was introduced by Japanese
name aud affected the japanese style in dress.
The prize winners were: Miss Dora Gibson,
homeland prize; Mrs. Crawford, head prize;
Mr.. George Allen, gentleman's head prize;
Mrs. George Allen, lady's progressive prize;
Mr.. Crawford. gentleman's progressive prize;
Miss Won Schalley, lady's foot prize, and SIR.
George Allen, gentleman's foot prize.
The following are guests Mt the Merchants
to-day: NJ. :. Northcoto and wife, London,
Eng. w. II. Wyukoop and wife, Rush City;
ID. II. Fingree and wife, London, Eng;
Charles L. Slean and wife, London, Eng; J. ].
Truman and wife, Dickinson, Oak; II. L.
Frazee and wife. Frazee City; A. f. Moody
and wife, Pulaski; c. w. Kelly and wife,
Devils Lake; 4. NJ. Van Bergen and wife,
Rice Lake; G. w. Ehe and wife, Faribault;
q. h. Anderson and wife, Valley City, OAK;
| John c. Trowbridge and wife, Waseca; III.
Mcdonald and wife, Ottawa, Ont; Robert
Mcdonald, Ottawa, Ont; +. Morrison, OF
tawa Ont; n. Fumell and wife, Three Rv-
ers, Mich; DIR. ID. p. Bigger aud wife, Brain
erd; C. 5. Jackson and wife, Portland, Or.
Mrs. j. Findlan of Reancy street, gave a
] pleasant evening party last Tuesday evening.
A Cue supper was served and the festivities
! lasted until long past midnight. Among the
guests were: MIR. and Mrs. T. j. Keney, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. Reagan. MIR. and Mrs. j. X. Sulli-
van. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Coakley, Mr.. and Mrs.
I J. Coakley, Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. b. Bradley, Mr..
| and Mrs. w. Hickey, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Clicker.
MIR. and Mrs. A. Anderson, Misses X. Nc
Naughton, A. McNaughton, j. Covington, A.
/ Schultz, NJ. Camden, b. McNaughton. NJ.
johnson, NJ. Sullivan. ID. Donnally. NJ. Daily,
MesSrs. ]. Burns. Il. Smith, K. Schultz. G.. Nc
/ Cam. O. Schultz, NJ McManis. III. Schaber.
L. johnson, S. 0onnally, 5. Covington, ID.
Hayes.
The marriage of Miss Hattie Fairchild TO
Mr.. A. A. Doolittle took place at the resi-
dence of the brides parents on Pleasant ave
| nue. last Tuesday AT O'Clock p. N. The GER
emony was performed by Rev. r. +. Nc
Laren, from behind foral altar, the bride
and groom standing beneath a canopy Of
/ flowers aud evergreens. The bride wore
| lovely costume of white satin trimmed with
I lace and pearls, and Misses Josie and Lissie
/ Fairchild. bridesmaids, appeared respect
lively in pink satin with lace and pearl trim
mings. and blue satin with pearl ornaments.
Messrs. Dana and Faulkner acted as groOms-
men. The parlors were deliberately decorated
with floral wreaths and flowers in choice de-
/ signs.
A very agreeable surprise was rendered
Mr.. aud Mrs. W. ". Swain of 62l Cherry
ing the anniversary Of Mr.. SWANS 44th
birthday. Progressive euchre was tho feat
ure of the evening. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Burnsides, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Madison. Mr.. and Mrs. Davidson, Mr.. and
Mrs. AL en-, the Mrs. Mollie and Julia Staple
ton, Grace Stein Carrie Drewry, May Hank
ness. Messrs. A. Krleger Spindler, Clifford,
c. Krieger. Heiulein, Coggswell, L. Krieger,
MacLaren. L. Dremel and Stapleton.
The Windsor Toboggan club gave a decld-
| eddy elegant reception and ball on Monday
evening to about sixty couples. The dining
room was selected for dancing, and il was
tastefully decorated with toboggans. wlile
the club banner decked with flowers hung in
| tie arch, and back of this extended the hand
! some Canopy which decorated the club float
| IN
committee consisted of members OF tue club.
who made things as pleasant as possible for
| their guests.
Mr.. f. E. Macarthur and family left last
Fri day evening tor the South, and will in q
| few weeks settle in Savannah, Ga, where Mr..
! Macarthur will engage in business. 1t is a
matter of regret that these excellent people
have left St. Paul, for the gentleman had
gained the regard and confidence of the bust
ness community, while socially none are more
! highly regarded than he and his family. 1t is
to be hoped that they may speedily find them
! selves back among us.
The annual ball of the Sons of Veterans
! was given at Drake block hall on Monday
evening, and was very enjoyable affair.
The attendance was large, and socially, IL was
the best given by the st. Paul camp this
season. The hall was neatly and appro-
1 pFiately decorated for the occasion with
bunting and national emblems, and the floor
was in perfect order for dancing. The music
and supper were the best that could be pro-
vided.
| About fifty were present at the meeting of
the Century club ut the residence of Mr.. w
B. Shaw, GA Wabasha street. The literary
part of the evenings program related en-
tirely to the tenth century. During the even
ing each member handed in whatever ques-
ton he chose relating 10 the topic OF the
meeting, and the answering of these oues-
lions formed one of the interesting features
of the clubs meeting.
The Sisters of Peace Benevolent society
will give their second annual masquerade
ball Wednesday, March IL, at Pfeifer's hall.
Presents will he given TO the finest dressed
lady and to the finest dressed gentleman, also
TO the most comic lady and most comic gen
tleman masks. After supper will be rafied q
beautiful crazy quilt worth $3.50 made by the
ladies of the society. The proceeds to be all
devoted TO the poor.
Mrs. Uril L. Humphrey celebrated Shrove
Tuesday by giving a pleasant progressive
euchre party. There were ten tables ocou-
pied by players. An excellent lunch was
served, and some excellent music. The head
prizes were won by Mrs. Judge Hoyt and MT
c. Murray and Mr.. j. Wellington Rodgers
foot by Mrs. c. j. Rodgers and Judge Egan.
The annual musicale of st. Johns church
held at the residence of Mr.. L. +. Cakes or
Summit avenue, was a very elegant affair
both in program and attendance. There
were about $50 people present, principally
members of the church. who enjoyed some
very entertaining music. Refreshments were
served in one of the rooms through the even
ing.
Mr. John Leonard of Merriam Park and
| Miss Annie Pewters of this city were married
at the cathedral on Tuesday. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Father Gibbons. The
wedding was quite an elegant affair, and ovel
one hundred Joined in the celebration OF tn,
notable event. Presents very costly and ele
giant were showered upon the happy pair
large number of the friends OF p r. Nc
Donnell and wife were present at the 18th an
niversary of their daughter Sarah. at $50 Obi,
, street, Monday evening. After Refreshments
were served the party adjourned to the hal
of the Ohio Street Social club and INDUCED in
a dance until late hour. Miss Sarah was tn,
recipient of several beautiful presents.
, A Jewish congregation formed recently
under the name of "Beth Hamedrash Ha
godd," has for its officers: NJ. Levy, presi
dent; n. ShedorsEy, vice president; II. b
Hanson. secretary; 5. Cohen, treasurer
. The membership is about forty, and the so
ciety proposes to give grand ball on Sunda.
evening the 2lst inst.
The Star club was entertained by the Mise
| BuIkhard on Friday evening. The daisies
Miss j. Burkhard and Mr.. j. S. Cavanagh
won the head badges; the clover. Miss p
Lawrence the lone-hand badge; the geranium
Mrs. j. s. Cavanagh the ladies' progressive
, aud the pansy, Mr.. G. Warner the gentle
| mems progressive.
Mr.. c. I. Miller and wife have left ST. Pau
3 for trip of five months through Califcrni
: and Mexico. Mr.. William Dawson has beel
= gone four or five months in the same direc
ten, and will be back, as is now expected, ii
. ! about two months. It is quite likely that Mr.
Miller viii overtake Mr.. Davidson, who is hi
Q bro,her-in-law.
T DIR. T. ]. Pearce aud wife celebrated thei
5 crystal wedding at their residence, 656 Cherr
street. on Monday evening last by inviting
3 number of their friends, who Joined them 4
I a very tastefully gotten up supper. The al
fair was one of those home-ike entertain