St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-21

party was given at ". E. Frisbie's, 40
East Eighth street. Mrs Flournoy won
! first prize, painting Of the ice palace. and
j. ID. Bond second prize, which was a
PLAGUE of Minnesota scenery.
The St Paul Turnverein has arranged
TO celebrate Washington's birthday on Mon
day evening with a musical and literary
entertainment. winding up with hop. The
public at large is invited to attend. Sieberts
orchestra will be in attendance.
The Young Mems Catholic union gave
their first entertainment at Knauft's hall
! Wednesday evening. The program was in
two parts and consisted Of vocal and instru-
mental music and addresses, closing with
an amusing afterpiece.
William Dampier is enTaged TO think that
attending to his duties as one of the grand
! jurors he missed a train that would have
taken him to Minneapolis, where he had
been invited TO attend progressive euchre
party.
Last Friday evening quiet home we'd
ding took place at the residence of Mr.. Jo-
seph Guion of the West side. when his son.
Fred +. GuiOn. was married 20 pretty Miss
Anna Dee, Judge Burgess officiating
The DaytOn's Bluff TobOggan club will
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Miller's hall. corner Fifth and Maria ave
nue.. 4 program of music, Rotations and
dancing has been arranged.
Miss Cora Fontaine OF CroOkstOn. who
has been visiting Miss Dufrene Of Sher-
burne avenue for two weeks, has entered
ST. .IOseph's academy as a pupil for the re-
mainder of the school year.
On Tuesday evening the boys at the club
IN F|n- L.
Coy OF Butte. Mont. formerly of 81. Paul.
Mr.. y. c. Thrall and wife and Mr.. West
and wife were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bushnell. who
have been visiting in Los Angeles. Cal.
are now in Riverside. and will leave for
Santa Barbara in few days and will arrive
home about April l.
Mrs. ID. A. Curtiss of Pleasant avenue.
entertained the Mite Society OF the First
Baptist Church. on Tuesday evening. The
large number present enjoyed a social and
musical program.
The Winnipeg Snowshoe club spent a
pleasant day with Mr.. Marion Harrison at
Bass lake. and before leaving for home
presented the gentleman with a handsome
silver water set.
The Once a Week club closed its success
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the athenaum on Wednesday evening. The
attendance was large and the costumes
very pretty.
The Minnesota Boat club reception will
take place at the Ryan hotel Thursday
evening. March 4, and will be the grandest
and most brilliant social event of the
! season.
There will he a pink tea party at the
Jackson Street NJ. +. church on Friday
evening next. Pink costumes will be worn
by the participants and refreshments will be
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Laramy and son of
| Cottage Grove and Mrs. George Norton and
son of River Falls were guests of Mrs. a.
| POrrier, 232 Carroll street, last week.
Gordon E. Cole and wife, Faribault; J..
A. Rose and wife, Niagara. OAK. and c.
w. Crawford and family have taken perma-
nent quarters at the Merchants.
The Old Pioneers association has fixed on
May IL as the date for its annual banquet
This will be the anniversary of the admis-
sion of Minnesota Is a state.
Miss Ann Kennett. step-daughter of Gov
HauSer and prominent society lady of
Helena, Mont. is guest of Mrs. T. +.
Cakes. 49, Summit avenue.
a progressive euchre party was given at
the Merchants Friday evening by< Mrs. W.
Z. Steele OF Steele, OAK, and Mrs. George
ID. Weir of Fargo.
Mrs. Harry p. BOynton of Winona, who
has been visiting with Mrs. May Adams ON
ROndo street for the past week. returned TO
her home to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George ID. Weir who have
been spending a couple of months at the
! Merchants returned to their home in Dakota
last evening.
Mrs. l.. F. Hubbard. wife of the governor,
/ is expected home this week from Washing
ton. where she has been the guest of Mrs.
Senator Sabin.
Miss Ella Sansman of New Richmond,
Wis, has been visiting Mrs. c, W. Young
man. corner Eighth and Cooper streets, for
several days.
Mrs. A. ID. Henderson of Winslow ave
nue. left last week for Grand Forks. Oak.
where she will visit for the next three or
four weeks.
The fOrtnightly dance of the Junior
Dancing club was held at the Winthrop Post
hall Friday night and most enjoyable time
was had.
II. c. Waite and wife of st. Cloud, Mrs.
a. j. Craven of Helene, Mont, and Mrs.
Harra of Helena, Mont, are at the Mer-
chants.
Miss Pidy Cowan. daughter of County
| Treasurer Cowan of Ottawa. Can. is visit
/ ing her aunt, Mrs. IL. TinehOut of Grove
street.
Prof. r. II. Evans has returned from the
East. bringing with him several new dances.
He will resume his classes ct Sherman hall.
A number of ST. Paul people attended an
informal hop given by the officers and la
1 dies OF Fort Smelling last Monday evening.
Mr.. l.. \. Epson and wife of Marshall
/ town were guests of their daughter, Mrs. j..
/ Il. Cavanagh, $50 Maria avenue last week.
Frank Taylor and wife Of MarshalltOwn
were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Cava-
nagh. $50 Maria avenue, last week.
/ Mrs. Z. 4. Cox of Tenth street held de
| lightful reception last Friday evening in
honor of Miss Towles of Chicago.
Miss Matte German entertained num-
Der of her friends on the chiidren's tobog-
I gan slide last Thursday evening.
Miss Gertie Douglas Of Duluth. who has
been visiting Miss Allie Gillen for the last
! three weeks. has returned home.
On Tuesday night a progressive euchTe
/ party was given at the residence Of William
/ Bielle. on West Third street.
Mr.. Capt. Saunders brilliant reception
/ on Wednesday afternoon was the leading
society event of the week.
At the reception given by Mrs. Capt
/ Sanders on "Wednesday afternoon, West
| lake Officiated as caterer.
Mrs. Henry James of Grove street gave a
very pleasant progressive euchre party on
/ last Wednesday evening.
Misses Allie and Katie Young of DelanO,
MINI visited az Mrs j K Emersnn,s of