St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-28
MINNEAPOLIS SOCIETY.
The Leading Events That Have EuliV-
ened the Social World in the
Mill City.
Scandinavians of the Two Cities at Their
Brilliant Gathering at
the West.
A Golden Wedding--The Dorner
Party--General Social Roundup
personal Points.
The Social world.

evening. 1t was rendered by the Scandl-
navians of Minneapolis to their countrymen
at st. Paul, and in response to the invita-
tions, 500 guests seated themselves in the
dining-room. which appropriately displayed
the union of Nora, Svea and DANA.
Among the guests from St Paul were the
following:
A. f. Jalnson, Herman Stockenshan. F. z.
Edmund, Andrew Munster, c. c. Berg, John
Croonuuist, A p. Croonquist, Herald Lohr-
bauer. \. Il. Johnson, a. 4. Nordin, j. E.
Osborne, Bernt Anderson, Il. {. Arosin,
otto Arosin, Oscar Engberg E. o. Halverson,
j. c. Jensen, John Blom, Z. ii. Apaahl,
II. Hobe, N. Fonta II, Nils SandeL
.. Scarquist, c. Jurgens, j. 6. Elmquist,
s. p. Thoresen, John Fogelberg, ..
.. Wald, William +. Lutzen. DIR. j. E.
Nelson, Charles Nelson, s. J. Elmquist, c.
Carlson. Gust Erickson, E. N. Nelson, n. o.
Norslin, c. c. Jalnsou, DIR. c. E. Lundgred,
II. Hanson. q. Z. Lonimen. Oscar NJ. 10 ri
son, f. Won Rosenlind, II. Ekman. Col. Charles
Brandt, Charles hitteson, Andrew j Lee. Al
bert c. Flean, Henry Bodelson, Adolph Bier
man, c. NJ. Jevne, .. Lunn, IL. Safeguard, }.
O. Eneu, A. l.. Alness.
The following Minneapolitans were present,
accompanied 10y ladies: 5. Il. Olson, p. r.
Swensen, 2. Clausen, Alped Soderstrom, joan
+. Peterson, John Brandt, }. ii. Pdulson, -.
L. ClemeutSon, n. HI. Giertson, Martin Munster,
Andrew Bergstrom, c. y. BlOmluist.
-Alped BackdahL r. l.. Berglund. John Carl
son. Mex Anderson, Charles johnson, X.
Engldahl. John Peterson. IL. c. Peterson,
}. +. Ofstie, John Lanuberg, C. c. Benne tt
q. F. johnson. o. II. Swenig, Carl i. Struck,
Ernest Dean, William Rydmark, c. f. Lindberg,
L. NJ. Rand, +. y. Husher. Cal II. Mattson,
OlOf HOglund. \. j. Rosander II. a. Ander-
son, \. C. Haugau, H. Weston, Alex Mo
beck, L. .. Brown. 5. Sorenson, j. Pearson,
Charles Peterson, X. Asker, Tom Overland,
o. IL. Nelson, K. Kortv aard. John Paulson,
H n Aim, J. b. Hanson. Andrew PaulSon,
T.. Nelson, +. +. Peterson, II. \. Gjertsen,
Q. n. Ostrum, Luther Jaeger, Louis Freder-
ickson. j. W. Alexander, +. f. Ell h1lm, j. G,
GiertSen. n. Pearson, Peter Johnson, Fred
Youngren. William Hyzam, john Oldenburg,
c. A Smith, Rev. Charles Johnson, II. L.
Hasberg. \. Ueland.
Guests present from abroad were: Hon.
T. 5. Christensen. Rush City; Hon. A. Il.
Rice, Willmar; Hon. n. o. Werner, Red Wing;
judge l.. X. Larson, Eau Claire; Hon. n. p.
Nelson, Chicago
When the cloth was removed and the
oratOry succeed gaStronOmy, the following
toastS were given:
Our Guests, Col. II. Mattson, Minneapolis;
Our Hosts Joseph E. Osborne, St. Paul; The
United States Of America, Hon. l.. L. Larsen:
Svea, Hon. +. S. Christensen, Rush City;
Nora, Oscar NJ. Torresay, st. Paul; DANA,
Hon. f. l.. Husher of Minneapolis; City of
Minneapolis, Rev. Chris Jansen of MinneapO-
lis; Our Sister City. A. Bierman, St. Paul;
Olson, Chicago; The Ladies, Judge Lars Rand,
Minneapolis; Brotherhood of Scandinavians,
Capt P. p. Sweusen; Minneapolis and st.
Paul of Twenty Years Ago, A. +. Nordin, st.
Paul.
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Mr.. John PautOn, manager of the lace de-
partment at Donaldson IL Co.'s establish
ment and Miss Abbie j. West were married
Wednesday evening. March "a, at 7:30
o'clock, at the residence. No. 1414 Second
avenue south, previously prepared. furnished
and decorated by the groom, the Rev. ID. ID.
MacLaurin, pastor of Emanuel Baptist
church. officiating. Only a few invited
friends were present to witness the inter-
esting ceremonies, among the number being
Mrs. j. West the brides mother, her
brother, Mr.. Clark West, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred KEGS. MIR. and Mrs. John Thonburgh,
Misses Katie and Olive Thornburgh. Mr..
and Mrs. Stewart Gamble, Mrs. GOodhue,
Mr.. S. S. Donaldson and Mr.. Holzermann,
who rendered the wedding march during
The entrance of the contracting parties. A
very elegant supper was served at O'clock.
A number Of real choice and elegant presents
were received from congratulatory friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pauton will be lat home"
after April l.
An interesting event of the week was the
golden wedding anniversary on Monday of
Gen. and Mrs. ii. p. Van Cleve. Hun
dredS of friends rendered their congratula-
tons. and in spite of the request to the con-
trary presents poured in on the worthy
couple. Among these was a gOld-headed
walking stick presented by the veterans of
the Second Minnesota regiment, which Col.
Van Cleve had commanded.
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Mr.. and Mrs j. ii. Dornar gave an ele-
CANT dancing party at Malcolm hall on
Thursday evening, at which $50 guests
were present. The participants refer to
the party as one of the most enjoyable of
this late season. Some of the costumes
were particularly elegant. Mrs. Dorner
wore a very elegant dress of black lace with
passementeries Of jet and sleeveless. Long
gloves and a corsage bouquet of cut flowers
completed very pleasing and attractive
costume. The dress worn by Mrs. 4. A.
Fisher was a steel-colored velvet, and very
elaborate. Miss Fisher wore blue velvet:
Miss Davidson. white satin with lace TRIM
mines; Mrs. Harry Ball, a beautiful white
satin, dancing length. and ornaments of
roses; Mrs. A. r. Shattuck, white cash
mere with velvet front; Mrs Z. 4. Dodson,
blue silk and brOcaded velvet; Mrs. c. A.
Dolliver, ashes of roses and pink satin with
lace trimmings; Mrs. J. +. Wilcox. bro
caded velvet and lace; Mrs. Edgar Clement,
black silk. All of the ladies wore bouquets
of cut flowers, and there were a number of
beautiful costumes beside those described
above. The programs were very neat, and
contained twenty numbers of the most pop
ular dances. The guests arrived at s o'clock
and refreshments. consisting of ices, cakes.
cream, etc, were served from till II
o'clock.
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The Thistle Curling club the victors of
the Northwest, gave its first social and
dance at Curtiss hall on Friday evening and
it proved not only a perfect success, but
was an occasion of rare enjoyment to the
participants. An address by the president
of the club, Thomas Hastings, was followed
by neat program of music and literature.
and the evening ended with a dance. The
dances on the card were illustrated with
curling phrases. which added much 10 the
interest. They were as follows Virginia
reel. Down the Center;' quadrille, Tee
High;" waltz, THE ST. Paul Curlers;"
schottische, ''ShOrt Guard;" quadriIle,
Our Turn" lanciers, Hand Up;''
Highland fling. at Never Touched Me. -
danced by William Mcleod. Malcolm Nc
1ntyre Duncan McRea and Neil McRea:
Highland schottische. "Caledonians ane end
"a" quadrille, Its hog" polka. ''Rin
the Winner" Quadrille, you Missed IT."
Scotch reel, Come to It," quadrille ''She
Travels" Sicilian circle. Minneapolis
Curriers'" Aud Lang Syne," played by
the band, closed the first annual social and
dance Of the Thistle Curling club. The at
tendance was very large. embracing MANY
of ST. Pauls curriers' accompanied by their
wives and sweethearts. The list was as
follows: