St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-17
THE WEEK IN SALTWATER.
Installation of Officers--Progress
i've Euchre Parties Notes.

Il
On Wednesday evening Muller post No.
l gave public installation Of officers in
/ their new hall. The officers were those
already mentioned in the GLOBE. Nearly
every member Of the post was present.
many accompanied by their families and
others by friends. Fully three hours were
spent very pleasantly. The installation eere-
monies were conducted by Capt J. A.
Reed. post commander. This occupied
about one hour. and after it was over the
program previously arranged was carried
| out Adam Marty, the retiring post COM
/ mander. was presented with a handsome
| gold and nickel-plated sword, and Harlem
/ Mcintyre. the newly-elected outside guard.
with an elaborate twO-edged wooden sword
/ with which 10 protect himself. The former
was presented by Chaplain Harrington and
the latter by Capt. Taylor. Happy speeches
were made by Samuel BlOOmer, the newly
/ installed commander. and Judge McCluer
and Rev. DIR. c. 5. ii. Dunn. That popu-
Lar recitation, The Great Grand Army, was
delivered in a splendid manner By Miss Ma
/ bel BOlles. Some splendid singing was
rendered by Messrs. VIII MasteTnan. A.
/ L. LindhOlm. Frank Berry. George Has
I kell, Joseph Tenner and Joseph Taenhau-
I ser, and some excellent vocal and instru-
mental music by trio of little girls, con-
sisting of the Misses Millett.
/ In addition to the talent already men
/ toned that will participate in the musicale
of the Beethoven conservatory at the
/ Grand next Tuesday evening, a double
/ quartet from the MRnnerchOr will sing.
/ Prof. Weiner has endeayOred To get new
! people and excel ali former musicales. The
only other attraction booked for tie coming
week is Fun on the BristOlr on Thursday
night. We will have Inside OUT on the
25th. and musicale to be given for the ben
eft of the city hospital the same week.
! Miss Maggie Smith entertained party Of
/ twelve or fifteen couples at progressive
\ euchre at her home on North Main street.
Leo Caplatzi won the gents head and foot
! prizes, Joseph Berkeley the gents progressive
| prize. Miss Maggie Smith the ladies head
and foot prize and Lizzie Miller the pro-
| greSsive prize. Luncheon was enjoyed at
IL o'clock, and wraps were in order about
midnight.
On Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. John Cesar
entertained about twenty couples of friends
at dinner and supper. Supper over. card
playing and other amusements began, and
were kept up till midnight, during which
time refreshments were served several times.
The dinner, supper and refreshments were
superb, and all present had an elegant time.
On Friday evening a jolly crowd of ten
couples spent most delightful evening
playing progressive euchre at the residence
of Mr.. Emil Swanson on South Second
street. The prizes were won by l.. Il.
Kellogg, Mrs. Swanson, +. Kuhn, Miss
Alice Carlson, Mrs. +. Kuhn and A. L.
ErlansOn.
On Thursday evening Miss Lucy Schnel-
ling was given a surprise party by thirty
five or forty of her friends at her home on
North Main street. Dancing was the order
of the evening, and was kept up till morn
ing to good music. Refreshments came in
proper time, and all report a tip top time.
Mrs. Thomas Ratican was surprised by
a large number of friends at lIer home, cor
ner Hancock and Sixth streeS, on Thursday
evening. The evening was spent in dancing
and card playing. A good supper was
served at midnight and the happy party
remained till the early hours.
Miss Ella McKusick entertained the K.
X. X. club on Friday evening. The even
ing was pleasantly spent in eating supper.
I dancing and blowing soap bubbles, for
which prizes were given.
Company X will drill with Company |
the early part of next month for the banner
offered by Company ID. FOrty-twO men
drilled at the regular drill ON Thursday
evening.
On Thursday evening Miss Bay Stein
gave party to large number of her young
friends in honor of her 18th birthday.
Capt. j. A. Reed and wife entertained a
! party of about twenty friends at whist at
their residence on Friday evening.
''MikadO" will be presented here again on
Feb. ID by a juvenile opera company of
fifty members.
Mrs. Will Easton entertained the after
noon club on Wednesday.
Mrs. Ivory McKusick entertained a card
panty on Friday evening.
A whist club is talked of by some of the
young people.
SALTWATER PERSONALS.
Among the Saltwater people who took
in the ice carnival demonstration on Thurs
day evening, we noticed Hon. f. w.
Durant and wife. Fathers Murphy and
Gaughan. Mrs. Will Latehford and mother.
Miss Bessie Sheppard, Barney Walters and
wife, w. II. Fellows. a. A. and F. w.
Harper, Ed Holmes, p. c. Pitman. Ed
ROney, NJ. Gillespie, VI. Bromley, W. Mills.
Joe Becker. George Merrill, G.. a. PaulSen,
| Thomas Gould and Cal Stocking.
Among the ''boys" who are raising
whiskers for the winter are: Rock Bron-
son, Jim King. Charley EastOn. Jim Har-
pei, Henry COckbun. DIR. Jellison and
Charley JelliSOn. Some of them are grow
ing so rapidly that they have to get up in
the middle of the night to rest them.
DR.. Alex Donald contemplates attending
the convention of the Homeopathic physi-
clans of the world at Brussels next sum-
mer. If he goes he will remain several
months and visit his home in Scotland and
different parts of Europe before returning
Mrs. NJ. V. Collins. the flower and land
scape artist, left on Friday for Denver, Col,
to establish an art school. Mr.. Collins will
follow her shortly. Their many friends are
sorry to see them leave.
Mr.. r. F. Hersey. wife, Misses Jennie
and Eva Hersey, Mrs. ID. III. Hersey. Miss
Ada Gage and Mr.. Jacob Bean, wife and
two sons have gone to California 10 spend
the winter.
Mr.. T. c. Butter has a shell that was fired
at Gettysburg by the rebels during the three
DAYS fight. which lodged i'm the rear of
Meads headquarters, killing carrier.
Miss Mabel Bodies, who gave recitation
at the installation of the Grand Army. else
where mentioned, will make her mark as an
elocutionist with little training.
Miss Minor of the high school, who
should have arrived here by last Sunday,
did not get here until Wednesday, on ac-
count of the snow.
Messrs. +. E.Joy, George o. Haskell and
W. X. Wurdemann represented the Still
water fire department at the state firemen's
convention.
Miss Marie Prescott, head clerk in Louis
| Aloenberg's store will leave the coming