St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-12
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The eighth anniversary of the marriage of
Mr.. and Mrs. Tim Kitty was pleasantly recog-
nized by large number of their friends.
Those present numbered about twenty-five
couples, and appeared about $3.50 and re-
manned till late hour, spending the evening
very delightfully."- playing cards and dancing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kitty were the recipients of
number of presents. -. On Wednesday even
ing, prior to her departure for Pennsylvania,
Mrs. II. ID. LOTT was surprised by Jolly
party of friends, who passed the evening in
card playing, dancing, music, etc. All report
a good time. The same evening Mrs. Lee
Woods entertained party of friends at pro-
gressive euchre very pleasantly at the Pitman
house. =. On Thursday evening a social and
supper was given at the Methodist church,
which was well attended and Melted a neat
sum. The musicale given at the residence
of Capt William g. Bronson, for the benefit
OF the Episcopal church, was success in
every sense of the word. The affair was
gotten up by Mrs Chester McKusick and
other ladies, and among those who took part
were Mrs. Nellie Sweeney Palmer, of West
Virginia; Miss Matte V. Ankeny, of Mime
apolis; Misses Grace Welsh and Eva Hershey,
and DIR. Van Waters and Mr. w C. MaSterman.
The same evening a benefit dance was given
at the BIS L. hall, which was largely attended
and was very enjoyable affair. Mrs. Z. j.
Noble, of Adams, Mass, is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Berry. &C. II. Smith has re-
turned from an extended trip in the interest
of the car company. Frank Lehmiche has
secured position in the Lumberman's bank.
Miss Towey, WinonaiS the guest of Misses
Mamie and Maggie Burke. Mrs. Peter Lotz
| is visiting friends in Pennsylvania. Mrs
| John Donalds is spending few days with
| friends at Wadena.. George Millbank re-
turned to Chillicothe, Mo-, on Thursday to
make it his future home. DIR. Jenner has
gone to Europe. Mrs. r. j. Pettibone re-
| turned to Duluth on Wednesday Mrs. J j..
S. Anderson accompanied her daughter, Ella,
to school at st. Charles, Mo-, last week -. The
| Misses Paulson have returned from Minneap-
| oils. Miss Kate c. Hickey is the
guess of Il. j. Connor and wife. Rev. j.
| Frey and Rev. f. Seifert attended the Ger
| man Lutheran conference at Red Wing last
week. ...E. A. Phinney and Frank
| Chapman will leave soon for Connecti-
| cut where Mrs. Phinney is now visiting....
| Capt. jerks has returned from the East j..
| 0. Holen from Chicago, Miss Ava Mullett
from Duluth, Harry Smith from New Rich
| mond, Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Potts from College
! vile, Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. LindhOlm from North
Branch and G. H. Smith, A. L. Gillespie,
! Charley Burt from trips in the interest of the
| Car company, and M-s. John q. Nelson,
| Mrs. W. S. Conrad and Mrs. A. G. HOSpes
from Faribault. G. III. Atwood took in the
ball games at Chicago the latter part of the
week. Among the young people who left for
school last week were Patsy Burke, George
Sullivan and Willie Mofatt, Notre Dame; Ed
| Dinant, Yale; Willie Willin, Boston; Give and
| c. a. Staples, Mortified; Eddie Conrad, Jim
| Bronson. Mart and Ernest Torinus, Harry
Richardson, Oscar Nelson, Faribault.