St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-03
sTILLwATER SOCIETY.
But Few Parties. One Wedding and
No Dances the Past Week.


No Dances the Past Week.
Socially the past week has been very
quiet. Only two or three small partleS
were given and there were no dances.
Only one wedding took place. the marriage
of Cornelius Duncan to Miss EllzaDeth
Brown, in st. Michaels church on Friday
morning. Mrs. Capt. William May enter
tanned the ladies of the Presbyterian church
ON Wednesday afternoon. The Ladies'
guild of the Episcopal church met with MI.
and Mrs. c. l.. Easton on Friday afternoon
and evening. The greatest social event Of
the season will be the dedicatory ball of the
Knights of Pythias on the evening of the
18th inst. For this occasion over seven
hundred invitations have been issued and
many elegant costumes are being made.
The ball will probably be the largest ever
given in Saltwater. Miss Dill Carley OF
Saltwater, and Mr.. L.. b. DubliS. OF Wis
conSin, will be married Oct. 27.
Mrs. +. A. Gilbert, of Beardsly, Mrs. Hall,
of Red Wing and Mrs. Holehouse, of Mime
apolis, visited their sister, Mrs. q. Z. Rider
on Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs. A. ii.
Andrews, of New Mexico, is the guest OF her
father, Mr.. Leonard Clark. Mrs. L. Buggy,
of St. Paul, spent the week with her friend,
Mrs. e. Borscht. Mrs. WIG. Clark, Jr., and
baby. left on Thursday for st. Louis to spend
several months. Dan Mccarthy left on
Thursday for Colegeville, where he Will
attend St. Johns college. Mrs. Paul BLACK
man and Mrs Clark, of Minneapolis, spent
Thursday and Friday with their many Old
friends here. Will G. Prescott has returned
from Winnipeg, where he has been playing
ball all summer. He expects to return about
the 18th to go into hotel as Clerk.
Mr. Hall. of Milbank, OAK, is the guest OF
Mrs. Judge J. G. Nethaway.. ID. H.. Han
Hfl,< xrafn ufrly
returned from Milwaukee. Hon. ID. NJ
Sabin will return from theEast in couple or
weeks or so. DE Witt Young. of New York,
has his old position as clerk in the sawyer
house Rev. w. II. Simpson assumed the
pastoral charge of the Baptist church one
year ago last Sunday Mrs. +. b. Netzer
and daughter are visiting friends at Crook
ston HI. P Barclay has returned from
Chicago. Mrs. George Van Waters and
Mrs Shaw, of Wisconsin, visited DIR. Van
Waters last week. h.. Mr. and Mrs. r. E. Her
sey and Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Hersey are visit
ing in New York r.. S. Davis, Fred Pen
nington and IL. j. McKusick are Off on hunt
in Dakota Miss Ida Hoyt was called 10 Bos-
ton last week by the illness of her Drother....
Mrs. G. A. Rauch will leave the coming week
for st. Louis, to spend the winter,
for the benefit of her health. Mr..
and Mrs. James Harper arrived from
Waverly, N. Y, yesterday. The wedding
look place sept. 80, dEu WAS oil CAhoOi"|O 81
fair. The bride was Miss Flo Renney, and is
a sister of Mrs E. D. Burlington, of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harper will reside with Mrs.
Rooms during the winter. -. DR.. G. +. McComb
is home from Duluth to spend Sunday.
Miss Maggie Burke is visiting friends in Min
neapolis Frank Seymour, of st. Paul. is
spending Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. NJ Seymour. Miss Campbell, OF
Marine, visited Mrs E.S. Pitman yesterday. =.
Miss Eva Webb, of st. Paul. is over to spend
the Sabbath Mrs. Ella Brown is visiting
friends in Winona. w. B. Grosvenor LETT
yesterday for Hastings to spend few days.
Miss Grace Torinus has gone to Washing
ton city 10 attend school 49,. Mrs. A. G. Hos
pes left last night for st. Louis, to spend
week or SO.