St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-07
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her friends. MI. Z. h. ThurSton was sue
cessful i'll securing the gentleman's head
prize, handsome cuspidore; Mr.. j. b.
MacTaggart secured the foot prize, a tooth
pick holder. Mrs. Harry Tomb came up
first and received the ladies' head prize,
and Miss Nellie Drew the foot prize. Mr..
w. Ia. Buckner was also among the lucky
ones.
Mrs. Joseph TarboX gave an elegant re-
ceptlon at her College avenue residence in
honor OF Miss Mann yesterday afternoon
from 5 to g. Mrs. TarboX and Miss Mann
were assisted in receiving by Misses Nc
l.aren, Richards, Baker and Forepaugh.
The parlors were beautifully decorated
with flowers and the large list of invita-
tons was almost entirely responded TO.
The Star Progressive Euchre club met
Friday evening at Mr.. Schlattman'S, 666
Cherry street. The head prize was won by
Paul Paul HauSer and Miss Pauline Law
renee. the progressive prize by Charles
Fussman and Miss Bertha Burkhard. and
the lone hand prize by Miss Bertha Burk-
hard. The club will be entertained by Miss
Burkhard this week.
The Rock Island, H., papers announce
the quiet marriage at that place on last
Thursday of Mr.. George \. Mari and Miss
Cornelia Butler. Mr.. Mari is a civil engin-
eer and was for some time employed in the
st. Paul Office of Maj. Alex Mckenzie.
About month ago he was transferred to
Rock Island, where he will reside in the
future.
The Social Progressive Euchre club met
Wednesday evening at the residence of
Mrs. Fisher, Burr street. The head prize
was won by Miss NJ. Hevener and Mr..
Roberts, progressive prize by Mrs. Branson
and George Griggs, and the foot prize by
ID. X. Hevener and Miss Fisher. The club
will hold no more meetings this season.
The Dayton's Bluff Progressive Euchre
club met Friday evening at The residence of
Mr.. Tracy, Bates avenue. Mr.. ROusfOrd
won the club badge and Mrs. DIR. Schiff-
mann and Hon. G. w. Freeman the pro-
gressive prize. The club will meet this
week at DR.. Fishers residence on Bates
street.
The event of the past week to which pre-
cedence is by common consent accorded was
the reception and ball of the Minnesota Boat
club on Thursday evening at the Ryan.
Nearly one thousand invitations were
issued, and of these 900 were accepted. 1t
was most brilliant and fashionable assem-
bly,. and was great honor to the club.
Mr.. Lewis Martin gave a select birthday
party in his parlors on Robert street last
Saturday evening. Many of his friends and
relatives were present. and a most enioya-
bic evening was spent. Mr.. Martin did the
the elegant himself. A feature of the even
ing was sketch by the ''big four"
About 125 attended the G. A. r. camp
fire at Winthrop Post hall Thursday even
ing. Department Commander Thomas
made an address. as also did r. A. Black
well of Litchield, ILL.,; j. II. Drake, Mr..
Jewett of Faribault; ID. L. Meyers, DR..
Murphy and Albert Scheffer.
Mr.. j. NJ. Grace and Miss Agnes Gunnip
were united in marriage last Monday after
noon at the cathedral. Rev. Father Shan
ley performed the ceremony in the presence
of few invited friends. The pair left I'M
mediately on an extended Eastern trip.
The West End Progressive Euchre club
met Friday evening with Mrs. L. A.
Hughes of Ashland avenue. Mrs. c. Z.
Hughes won the ladies' head prize, and Mr..
HolcOmb the gentleman's head prize and
Mr.. Merriman the progressive.
II. l.. Bryant returned to-day from the
East, where he has graduated as doctor of
dental surgery. He is a son of DIR. j. II.
Bryant, and assumes the practice of his
profession in his fathers Office, 1917 East
Third street, on April /.
On Monday evening the Ko Ko Ko Ho
Toboggan club, Rev. E. j. Cooke presi-
dent, was entertained by Mrs. II. B. Willis
at the residence of Mr.. Crawford Living
ston on ST. Peter street. Thirty members
were present.
Col. A. Allen and wife of Frazee City,
W. n. Vigner and wife of New York and
w. +. Steele and wife of Steele. Oak, will
form party that departs for California
this week. The tourists will be absent
several months.
Miss Hutchman of Pleasant avenue en-
tertained the Carnival Euchre club Wednes-
day evening. The head prizes were won
by Miss Lizzie Fairfield and Mr.. KonantZ,
the progressive by Miss Hutchman and Dr.
Post.
The Dayton's Bluff Progressive Euchre
club met at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. A. Andrews on Conway street. Mr.
Geore Freeman won the gentleman's head
prize and Mrs. Il. Schiffmann the ladies.
Nearly one hundred of the friends of Mr.
and Mrs. Reuben Warner made descent
upon their residence on Wednesday even
ing and proceeded to hold grand surprise
party. 1t was an elegant affair.
The marriage of Miss Hattie Fairchild
and A. A. Doolittle will occur Tuesday at
the residence of the bride, 321 Pleasant
avenue. After a tour the couple will re-
turn to reside in st. Paul.
Thursday evening Mrs. William T.
Donaldson of lower Ninth street entertained
number of her young friends at the recep-
ton given in honor of Miss Katie Z. Clark
of Blue Earth City.
a very pleasant party was given at the
residence of j. p. Leitner, No. $50 South
Oak street, to the children associates of
his little daughter Ida, yesterday after
noon.
The meeting of the Century club will be
resumed and the club will be entertained
at the residence of Mrs. William b. Shaw,
GA Wabasha street. tomorrow evening.
The second annual concert and ball of
the Metropolitan band occurred at Turner
hall last evening" The attendance was
large and the entertainment excellent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pratt of ST. Anthony Park
entertained the Park Progressive Euchre
club on Wednesday evening. Elegant prizes
were awarded those who progressed.
On Wednesday evening Miss Alice Bren-
nan was delightfully."- surprised by a number
of her young friends. Dancing, games and
music were the chief amusementS.
NJ. Deneen of River Falls. Wis, was
married to Miss Hawkins of that city and
passed through st. Paul on his way to visit
his brother at WahpetOn, Oak.
Mrs. r. c. Jefferson of Summit avenue
and Mrs. Park Richie of Hotel Ryan have
gone to New Orleans in search of health
and recreation.
Mrs. William l. Donaldson of East Ninth
street, gave reception on Thursday even
ing in honor of Miss Kate L. Clark of Blue
Earth City.
Mrs. j. B. Tarbox of College avenue
gave an elegant tea yesterday afternoon
from to o'clock. 1t was in honor of
Miss Mann.