St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-13
saltwater.

On Thursday large party of married la
dies spent the day picnicking at Comedian
lake. The party was composed of the fol-
lowing: Mesdames Dave Bronson, Dr. Pratt,
l. Z. McKusick, W. S. Conrad, E. E. Joy. Dr.
L. G. Clarke, H. W. Davis G. +. Sabin, E. A.
Folsom, Stickney, H. c. Ferguson, S. P. Rich
ardson. Frank Berry, Percy Smith, Russell of
w. G. Masterman, George Swain, Charles Nc
X K,""n' Doe Asl and n F. G. H'f'n Glitter a
The marriage of Mr.. Will G.. Bronsan, Jr.,
to Miss Alma B. Gillespie occurred at the
home OF the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs
A. Gillespie, On Pine street, on Wednesday
evening. The wedding was a quiet one
only members OF the two families and
few lady friends of the bride being present
The words that made them man and wife
were said by Rev. DR.. futile of Minneapolis
1.-The st. Marys church congregation is
making arrangements for big fair, to be
held In September. "A walking party of
five couples went out out to Fairy falls on
Wednesday and spent the afternoon and
evening very pleasantly. The party was
made up OF Misses Grace Torinus, Jessie
Burt, Ella McKusick, Mable Prescott,
Frank Davis, and Messrs. Myron / Nc
Kusick, I'll. T. King, G.. Ii. Reeves,
DR.. D. Merry, Walter Prince
Mr.. Fred Swanson, bookkeeper in Sauntry
81 Tozer's Office. and Miss Alice hammers
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John hammers,
at Marine yesterday. The wedding was a
quiet but very pleasant affair, and the cere-
mony was performed by Rev. A. D. Roe of
Saltwater. The Afternoon club will spend
Thursday at White Bear. :. The members of
the Muller Post No. l, Department of Mime
sofa, G. a. R.. return their sincere thanks to
the quartette, Miss Hartman, Judge Netha-
way, Rev. Mr.. Jordan, E. Rhner for ice Com
pany x. Fourteenth regiment, NJ. N. G., and
the ladies who donated flowers for decorating
the graves, and all others who evinced their
kindly feeling in the old veterans on the occa-
sion of last Decoration day.
The thirty-fourth birthday of mrs: lester
Bordwell was pleasantly passed on Thursday
AFTERNOON by party of her lady friends, who
presented her with handsome set of decora-
ted dishes, set of silver spoons, table cloth.
napkins and some glassware. They remained
Ior supper, and report good time. The
ladies present were: Mesdames F. NJ Bord-
well, G. W. Bolles, Charles Croker, S. Koon,
b. r. Cross, j. r. Carli, Rhone Jackau, J.
Stlnson, }. May, Louis Bergermand George
Mancleand, William Sykes Mr.. Bordwel
was "a years old the same day,
and was given a surprise in the
evening. Those who SURPRISED him met
at the residence of Mr. G.. W. Bolles and pro-
ceeded to Mr.. Bordwelrs, where they re-
NAMED till II O'Clock, spending the evening
at progressive euchre. The prizes were won
Wy hTs. Nlllldu sykes, Mi. Louis Jackau.
Mr.. Cross, Mrs. Cross, Mrs. Crocker and Mr.
Trafhy. Those present were: Charles
Croker and wife, Fred Traffly and wife. Mr..
Il. X. Cross and wife, Lester B6rdwell and
wife, William Sykes and wife, Aid. NJ MUIR ay
and wife, j. Stnson and wife, G. W. Bolles
and wife, Mr.. Jackau and wife, Nathan Lam
mers and wife, Misses Lena Jackau and Mabel
Bolles, Messrs. Wells, Roe and Loif1s. They
presented Mr.. Bordwell with an easy chair.
Edward Foster. the logger and Miss Nellie
Sneeden will be married at the residence of
Mr.. Samuel Bloomer next Thursday.
John Gagnelius will lead to the hymeneal
altar, Miss Lima Argreen, next Tuesday even
ing.
80. Red Wing.
Tueseay evening Rev. DIR. C. Hobart was
pleasantly surprised by a large number of his
i1ends residing in this city and Winona, it
pelng the occasion of his seventy-ffth BIRTH
day. Hon. +. w. Hoyt, in neat little
speech, presented the doctor with a richly
upholstered arm chair and II in money as a
GIT OF his friends in this city. Following
this Dr. Mckinley came forward and pre-
sented the veteran minister of the gospel
$50 from his Winona friends, and S33
from his ministerial friends in Min
neapolis, making in all $780,. Let
tiers of regrets were read from Rev.
Ihomas Day, of Milwaukee, and Rev s. A.
windsor, both pioneer ministers and former
pastors of the NJ. e. church in this city.
Tee evening was pleasantly spent in social
conversation. Charles A. Cffalberg ard
Hilda r. Johnson were married last Wednes-
day at the Swedish Lutheran church. After