St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-21
mANKATO SOCIETY.
= Military Banquet and Other In
TcreStinE Features.


Hon. w. S. WithrOm. representative in
the Iowa Legislature from Salem, Henry
county. accompanied by his wife. arrived
in the city last Saturday and spent the sab
bath with Mrs. WithrOm's mother Mrs. +.
j. Webb. Mr.. w. returned to his duties
Monday and his wife will remain here for
several weeks.
The members Of Company + eniOved
royal good time at the Palace restaurant
Thursday evening after the election of
lieutenants. DR.. ID. +. McGram, first Iieu-
tenant-elect, provided oysters for the COM
pany, and an hour was spent in the height
of goodfellOwship.
A Jolly good-natured party of Youthful
elite repaired TO the home of Hon. II. NJ.
Pugh, in South Bend Wednesday evening
and devoted several hours to the supremest
enjoyment The best time / ever had
is the general verdict.
The Apollo club Of this CITY have their
new rooms open for use, and there is not a
more elegant suite in the city. These will
be formally dedicated sometime soon bv q
rousing social occasion.
Washington's birthday anniversary will
be time of unusual social activity in Man
kato and surrounding communities. Balls
and entertainments in abundance are in
course Of preparation.
c. d. Taylor, ESQ.,. left on Monday for
business trip to Chicago. He was accom-
panied by Miss Nellie Pearson. his sister
m-law, VINO will so on to Washington Ia
visit friends.
George Z. Breht and wife invited in
large concourse of their friends Wednesday
evening ami entertained them most hOspit-
ably. Progressive euchre was the program.
w. w. Paddock and wife are at Benson.
Mimi, attending the funeral Of Senator b.
b. Clark. Mr.. Paddock and the deceased
senator were brothers-in-law.
Miss Annie N. Soule Of Ann Arbor. Mich.
has been secured as teacher in the normal
school to ill the vacancy caused by Mrs.
Hamley's resignation.
Miss Lottie Limbert, who has spent say-
eral months IN this city with her sister.
Mrs. A. p. Halfhill, returned to her home
in Ohio Monday.
Nearly one hundred of our Terpsichorean
artists attended the military ball at ST.
Peter Wednesday evening, They went by
special train.
i. p. Hunt, ESQ, editor of the Free
Press, will leave to-day to attend the Ma
tional Editorial association at Cincinnati.
Miss Maggie Diamond and mother de-
pasted for Grafton, Oak, Thursday to
spend several weeks visiting relatives.
The usual meetings IN the various
churches still continue, and will be con-
Quoted through the present week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Kannany visited St.
Paul during the week. MI h. was dele
gate to the meeting of I. o. q. f.
The Ladies' Society of ST. Johns Episco-
pal church were the guests of Mrs. G. w.
Slade Thursday afternoon.
Dr. d. f. McGram socialized with lis
gentlemen friends last night at his resi-
dence on Second street.
Mrs. G. 1. Lidgerwood entertained the
Congregational Church Ladies' society Fri
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Linfesty entertained
a number Of their friends on Monday even
ing.
The Burr Oaks" company will hold
forth at the opera house Monday evening.
Rev. Father Venn of Winnebago City
visited Mankato during the week.
Mrs. William Sheppard entertained the
Presbyterian society on Friday.
J. B. Swan, Esq, returned the first of
the week from his visit to Ohio.
Rev. T. r. Quayle of Lanark, H., was
in the city during the week.
Ex-senator Wilkinson of Wells paid our
city visit Wednesday.
Mr.. j. Ernstin is home from Chicago.
John c. Mae is home from the East.