St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-31
opbie Greve Crawford. Of New York, Perrin


liver. Tarbox, Mann. Dean, Alice
Dean. Carrie Vance, Seely, Baker,
Fortune of st. Louis, Hemhill, of
Holidaysburg, Stone, Davenport, FORSYTH,
Galusha, Linn, of Minneapolis, Dawson, Ma
pier, Sturgis, Misses Murphy, Messrs. Sher-
man, Finch, Frank Hanson, L. E. Newport,
w. f. Peet George Bigelow, G. Fl. Wright,
C. B. Wright, Fred c. Sibley. Al Sioley, Stan
ley Prou dit. w. A Hardenbergh, Alexander
Cathcart. viii G. Rice, George Armstrong, j.
N. Armstrong. whitney Wall, S. E. Dawson,
A. S. Brisbine, J. J. Brisbine, Rider, Prince,
Beaumont, Ahern, Price, Charles Rice. BAN
ming, Camden, Adams, Mclver, Jaggar, Hew-
lit, Gil0ert. Cattell J. r. McMurran, DIR.
Jones, Reade. Mclver, James Elmer, lnger-
soil, Gould, Washington, Dresser, Morrison,
Yardey, Doebler. Blannghorn. Howard
James, and Mesdames Tarbox e. G. Rogers,
Blood and Brisbine.
AT MRS. DE oosTER's.
Mrs. Cyrus G. De Coster, of No. 335 Wash
iugton street, entertained her lady friends ut
a reception Friday afternoon from to p. m.
Wax taper illuminations and profuse floral
adornments heightened the cheerful effect of
the parlors. Seibert's orchestra was in at
tendance. Mesdames Van Slyke, Clark,
Pope, Beaupre. Keogh, Galusha, Dalrymple,
HOrn GriggS, French, Foster, Summers,
Armstrong and Sahlgaard, and Misses Beau
pre-, Washington, Beaumont, Finch, Vance
and Greve were among the ladies enter
tanned.
OTHER EVENTS.
The Swiss Benevolent society of st. Paul
will give concert at Turner hall, Nov. 81, in
celebration OF its fourth anniversary. At a
general meeting j. E. Meili, Jr., was for the
third time unanimously elected president. dis
executive abilities and untiring efforts have
gained the society large number of new
members. Ernest Moreau. treasurer, reports
a cash balance of $546 on hand to meet the
n W which shows
that the society is in fourishing condition.
Lovers of Alpine songs and mountain airs are
especially invited to attend their concert.
Under the ausp ces of Mrs. G. P. Noyes the
musicale for the benefit of the Milford home,
al Nathan Fords, Tuesday. was quite enjoya-
ble and the attendance was very encourage
ing. Miss Gordon. soprano; Mr.. Merrill.
tenor: Miss Geist, cello, and Mr.. Van Eller-
meet, piano, produced the evenings pro-
gramme of beautiful selections.
While E. F. Mues.l of ST. Paul, was on
visit to his former home in WinOna last Sum-
day, at the close of services at the German
NJ. E. Sunday school, he was presented with
handsome gold-headed cane b; the Sunday
school as a testimonial of their apr ecation.
Mr.. Mues had been their superintendent for
over twenty years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Coulter. of $50 Susan
street, were agreeably surprised by about
fifteen couple last Saturday evening, being
the fifth anniversary of their wedding, and
were presented with handsome easy cnalr
By the friends present.
The Young Peoples guild of Christ church
will have their first social at the guild rooms
Thursday evening, Nov. 4. An excellent
musical programme has been prepared, to
be followed by refreshments and general
amusemerts.
Q Members of the Clinton avenue con grega-
ton rendered their new pastor, Rev. f. h
,,.lc oil fnl inn q RhIlrCh
parlors Thursday evening. Rev. David Nor
GIN made an address of welcome.
A surprise party took possession of the
home of Joseph Westheimer, No. 682 Canada
street, Thursday evening. There were a
score of couples and music, with an informal
dancing programme.
There was d reception at Jacob Manner s
residence. No. 435 Oak street, Thursday even
Ing, aJ which number of gentlemen prom
inenty engaged in politics were agreeably
entertained.
Sibley Camp, No. 81, Sons of Veterans, was
organized in Gymnasium hall, West st. Paul,
Wednesday night, with George Doran, cap
tain. This camp was mustered in by st. Paul
Camp, No. l.
The Capital City Social club with L. Pavian.
president, NJ. Kopelowich, vice president,
L. Salinger, secretary and b. Levy, treasurer,
was organized Monday night.
Gen. John B. Sanborn will read an inter-
esting paper on the Missouri campaign at
the next meeting of the Loyal Legion at the
Ryan, Wednesday evening.
The Young Mems Chautauqua circle, an adj
junct to the Young Mems Christian associa-
ton, held its first meeting Tuesday evening
at the Y. NJ. c. A, rooms.
MIR. and Mrs. Edward 1. Frost entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Merriam, Miss Cook,
Mrs. Hare. Mrs. Hancock and Col. FL. P. Rugg
at dinner Wednesday.
party of about twenty-five friends called
upon Mr.. and Mrs. ]. a. Ballard, 157 Carroll
street, Wednesday night. They were pleas
anty entertained.
social evening and supper will be en-
joyed by about fifteen of the Manchester col
lege faculty and association at the Ryan
Tuesday evening.
Abandonment of the organization of the
Ramsey County Pioneer association was de-
cided upon at its last annual meeting, We'd
nesday night
The next regular meeting of Constellation
Chapter, No 1856 e. s., will be held Nov. II at
Masonic hall, corner Of Wabasha and Third
streets
Miss Minnie Lawton, of West St. Paul. was
honored with the unexpected visit Of about
forty of her young friends Monday evening.
Members of the New York association met
at the Merchants Thursday evening and de-
cided to have Il series of soc1als this winter.
Quarters have been changed by the Waba-
sha club to the old Mann residence, corner Of
Third street and Summit avenue.
Ladies of the w. G. T. met with Mrs. f.
B. Doran, of West St. Paul, Tuesday evening
and enjoyed pleasant time.
The Ice Palace association will meet for the
first time in annual session tomorrow even
ing at the Ryan.
woodland Park church young people gave
pleasant entertainment Friday evening.
The Commercial Travellers club is to meet
at the Merchants at 1880 a. m. to-day.
A knitting tea was given by Mrs. Edwin
White to her friends.