St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-07
sive prizes. The club meets next with Mrs.
Barry Of IrrlHhnr-f afroof

street. was INVADED Dy most OF 1OVlal
friends, who brought good cheer and crystal
gifts to Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson, the occa-
sion being the fifteenth anniversary of their
wedding day.
Mrs. Stella Steigers and daughters Of ST.
Louis arrived yesterday TO take in the
winter carnival. They are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. A L. Larpenteur. at the
Anchorage" st. Anthony hill, and will re-
main till after the carnival.
Mrs. F. Y. Gravel, Jr, entertained the
Hokee-Pokee club last Saturday night at
progressive euchre. Head prizes were won
by Ed Bazille and Mrs. Yesger. and the
foot prizes by Mr.. Yeager and Mrs. Grafton.
The Misses Meme Of Bradley street en-
tertained a number of their friends at tobOg-
gan party on Friday evening. After the
coastlng was over refreshments were served
and few hours very enjoyably passed.
A musical entertainment and social hop
will be given Thursday evening Feb. IL,
! by Ideal Lodge No. Is, Daughters Of Re-
becca. 1. o. o. F.. at the Odd Fellows hall,
corner Fifth and Wabasha streets.
The Wakouta TobOggan club gave a
banquet at their headquarters i'm the base
ment of the chamber of commerce Wednes-
day evening. Nearly all the active mem
| bers Of the club were present.
Miss Bessie O'LearY on Wednesday
morning at the cathedral will become the
wife of Daniel Loller. The pair will then
leave for San Francisco and Southern Cali
fonia on honeymoon trip.
A toboggan party was given by Mrs. j.
K. Emerson of Granite street Wednesday
evening, which was followed by a tea
party. The affair was an impromptu one
and was very enjoyable.
Miss G. Kinsley of Milwaukee; Miss Fay
Weber of La Crosse and Mr.. John Web er
of La Crosse are visiting Mrs. Ii. l.. Web
er OF 557 Carroll street and are here to en-
JOY the carnival sports.
Mr.. Charles Gordon gave a toboggan
party in honor of Miss Sherman of St.
Louis, daughter of Gen. Sherman, on Tues
day evening, which was followed by a sup
per at the Ryan hotel.
DR.. A. j. Stone entertained about 100
members of the medical profession and a
few Others at his residence on Friday even
ing. The reception was in honor of Prof.
Joggard of Chicago.
Miss Leila BOhne, who took the park Of
queen of the carnival at New Orleans two
years ago, and who was the guest of Mrs.
l.. w. Rundlett for several days, home Fri
day evening.
Misses Fannie Mason, Minnie Mason.
Giles l.. Eggleston of Minneapolis and
Mr.. Frank Booth. and Miss Susie Morse.
Excelsior, Mimi, attended the carnival
Thursday.
Mr.. William Sheriff and family OF Man
dan. OAK, was in ST. Paul last week and
among Others paid his respects 20 the
officials of the Milwaukee q ST. Paul rail-
way.
Mr.. and Mrs. Florence, who appear at
the Grand opera house the.latter half of the
week are well known in society circles in
the East. They will be quartered at the
Ryan.
Frank Mordaunt, manager of the Mikado
Juvenile company. is i'm the city. Mr.. Nor
daunt was formerly manager of the HaY-
erly Pinafore company when it was the
rage.
III. Z. c. Peterson of Chicago a portrait
painter of great renown, has come TO St
Paul in the interest of his profession. and
is making his headquarters at the Ryan.
The accident which befeIl Miss Finch on
Thursday evening. whereby she was
seriously but not dangerously injured. is re-
GREETED very much by her many friends.
Charlie Handsome. one Of Winnings
society men, has entered the journalistic
ent for the Winnipeg Manitoban.
A masquerade ball will be given al
Pfeiffer's hall. Feb. 10. by the Swedish So
ciety Vega Twenty dollars will be given
away in prizes.
The Wakouta club wasn't satisfied with
the us ual daily march. but INDUCED in g
dance at their headquarters regularly aftel
each tramp.
Mrs. Uri L. Lamprey gave an impromptu
reception to a number of her friends from
distance who came TO enjoy the carnival
sports.
Among the Minneapolis bloods attending
the carnival were Messrs. Burwell. Hop
kins. Langdon. Nichols, Drew, Black
Steel.
Mr.. II. c. Rev and wife of Chicago and
j. S, Brewer of the same place were guests
of Mr.. Allan Marvel at the Ryan las
week.
Misses Katie and Alice NJ. Young of De
lanO. Mimi. were guests of Mrs. j. 4
Emerson. 173 Granite street. last week.
Miss Emma Fleckinger. accompanied by
Mrs. Wardell, came over from Minneapolis
Friday to witness the toboggan parade.
The many friends of Frank Moffett re
! jOice in his promotion to private secretar,
! to President Hill of the Manitoba road.
Mr.. A. Swinford of Winnipeg paid Mr.
w. S. Alexander of Westminster street
/, short, but pleasant visit last week.
Mr. w. S. Alley of Winnipeg will be tn,
guest of G. c. Mott for few days. Mr.
Alley is on his way to New York.
, The first annual ball of the MontefiorE
Benevolent society will be held at Sherman
hall next Wednesday evening.
Mr. Johnnie Speicher of the BAY View
hotei, Duluth. is visiting his brother, Mel
Speicher, of Mississippi street.
The third annual ball of the Boot an,
Shoemakers' Protective association will oc
cur at Turner hall March s.
Frank Matthewson. Harry Arnold. Jacl
Persse Gerald Brophy and Col. Moore o
Winnipeg are at the Ryan.
The West ST. Paul lodge. A. o. u. W.
gave ball at Liedertafel hall last evening
which was well attended.
The second annual banquet of the Cor
nell association will be held at the RyaI
] next Thursday evening.
4 Mrs. n. c. Thrall of Merriam Park lef
, last evening for New York, where she vii
remain for few weeks.
Mr.. Warden Mcknight of Pittsburg
, spending short season with Mr.. Footne
: of 81 East Tenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Powers of Delano, MINI.
are spending brief season with Mrs. L
Claire of Buffalo street.
Miss George Kelly Of Minneapolis wa
: the guest of the Misses Kelly, Dayton
bluff, during the week.
: The Century club will meet Monday ever
: ing at the residence of Webster Smith. Nc