St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-03
WINONA SOCIETY.
Several Pleasant Parties and Re
cePtiOns.-PersOna Points.

Several Pleasant Parties and Re
cePtiOns.-PersOnaI Points.
The most important social event of the
holiday week was party given by Miss
Laird and her cousin, Mr.. Allison Laird, al
the residence of the former, on West
Fourth street. The spacious rooms were
well filed, and all present passed a delight
full evening. The company were first en-
tertained by an interesting program, open.
Ing with piano solo by Miss Langley, fol-
lowed by a song by Mrs. W. j. Evans.
Mrs. Preece then gave select reading and
Miss Laird and Messrs. Herbert and Matt
Norton rendered very pleasing trio on the
harp, violin and flute, respectively Sew
eral OF the above numbers received encores.
Last on the program was the presentation
of that entertaining little farce. Romance
in a Sleeping Car" by w. d. Howels. The
leading parts were taken by Misses Tucker
and PrentisS, and AIessrs. Bell, Conley,
GOss, Harris and Laird. Refreshments
were served and the remainder of the time
was spent in social converse, the guests
taking their departure at late hour.
The marriage of Mary Adelaide Harter to
Thomas b. Mckenzie took place on
Wednesday afternoon at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Dye, Rev. E. T. His
cox Of the Baptist church performing the
ceremony. The bride was attired in pearl
colored silk. An elegant wedding supper
followed the ceremony and the bride and
groom, after receiving the congratulations
of their many friends, left on the afternoon
train for short trip to the East They
will make Winona their future home.
The Winona high school reunion on Mon
day evening was one of the most successful
ones participated in for years. About one
hundred and fifty guests were present. A
pleasant program, consisting of recitatiOns,
| music, speech-making and refreshments,
whiled away the earlier hours of the even
ing. Then followed the dancing which
continued until late hour ROhweder's or
chestra furnished the music.
The installation of officers of Winona
| lodge, No. IS, A. f. and A. NJ, and Wi
mona chapter, No. 5, Il. A. NJ, which took
place on Tuesday evening, was one of the
pleasant social events of the past week. A
banquet followed the work, and was par
| ticipated in by large number of Masons
and their families. Singing, addresses,
etc., made the evening pass very pleas
antly.
Rev. r. j. Thompson of the PRESBYTERIAN
church went to Chicago on Friday evening
to meet his wife, who is on her way home
from visit to friends in New York.
A New Years ball, given under the au-
spices OF the Gate City band and the Cigar
makers union, was one of the enjoyable
events of Friday evening.
The ladies of the Olive Branch church
gave pleasant sOciable at the residence of
r. NJ. Whitney on Tuesday evening.
P. Hallenbeck. B. H. Langley and Hon.
W. II. Yale were among the visitors at Mil
waukee last week.
The next meeting of the Chautauqua cir
Gle will be on Tuesday, Jan. r.
G. III. Krumdick left on Tuesday evening
for brief trip to Chicago.
Miss Mamie Pierce spent New Years day
in Chicago with friends.
Miss Mary Ball spent last week with
friends in Minneapolis.
William Gale, Esq, went to Chicago on
Friday.