St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-14

committee, Neil McRoe, Peter Duncan. win
lam Gray, l.. S. Seaver and j. Wilson Murray.
The st. Paul Curling club has been invited 10
attend the social and will assist in the singing
of sever al songs.
A party of Caledonians and their friends
surprised MIR. and Mrs.J. Smith and family on
Friday night at their home, 1928 Washington
avenue south. All spent pleasant evening,
with music, song and dance. Supper was
served at II o'clock. Among those present
were Mr. and Mrs. ]. ID. MacClary. Mr.. aud
Mrs. Nj. Jarvie, Mr.. and Mrs. William Larkie,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Meikle, Misses o. Adam,
Mary and Efe Tweedie, Elite and Bella Mac
'Intosh, G.. Southey, Messrs John Miller, j.
W. hurry, William Gray, ID. Glib, T.. Reid, j.
Somerville. III. McNevin, William Mclean, ID.
McRae, n. McRae, r. Gilruth, NJ. Mcintyre,
John and james Shand, 4. Engel, J. MOnro
and others.
The ladies OF the George N. Morgan post,
W.'R. C., gave very pleasant and largely
attended social tn esday evening at the resi-
dence Of Comrade l.. Maish, No SIS Third
avenue south. A supper of baked beans,
brown bread. coffee, cake, ETC., bad been pre-
pared and was greatly enjoyed. The large
number present made the social decided
success; while the supper with music which
followed, made it an emphatic social success
About forty friends of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Flanagan surprised them in their home at No.
80 Polk street Tuesday evening, the occasion
being the fifth anniversary of the wedding OF
Mr. and Mrs. Flanagan. The members OF the
party brought various gifts with them, which
they presented with congratuation TO the
host and hostess. Music was in attendance.
and with cards and dancing the evening was
merrily passed.
On Monday evening party of twenty ladies
and gentlemen paid their respects TO Maj. and
Mrs. W. +. Williams at the residence OF c. 4.
Williams, on Fifteenth street, and were
royalty entertained. Progressive euchre and
followed nv a m n1G
lunch, were the order of the evening. Mai.
aud Mrs. Williams will leave shortly for Fort
Mckinney, Wy, where Maj. Williams has a
cattle ranch.
The Cleaners of Westminster church gave
a very interesting entertainment Friday even
ing in the church to large audience. The
performers were children and were led by
Mrs. L. 5. Williams. They were in costume,
representing the different nations where the
Presbyterian church have missions. 'and re-
cited about the history of the countries, the
people, etc., making a very unique perform
ance.
DR.. and Mrs. G. II. dunter gave q very
elegant musicale Tuesday evening at their
home, No. S29 Second avenue south. About
thirty invited guests, who enjoyed the pro-
gram given, were present Two of the feat
ures of the evening were the reading of an
original poem by Prof. James Fairman and
piano selections given by Prof. IL. E. Zoe n
The last social of the Crystal club for the
season was given Friday evening at the resi-
dence OF f. L. Barnett 7l9 Tenth avenue
south, at which about twenty invited guests
from st. Paul were present in addition 10
membeas of the club. Private theatricals.
conducted by J. }. Sterrett, were feature of
the occasion.
Mrs. Norman Ward, at her h ONE on West
ern avenue on Friday, gave O'Clock din
Der and surprise in honor of her mothers $50
birthday anniversary. All Of the guests were
old laNfD aVaIa NI,,,,x
void, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs.
Bryant and Mrs. Morrill,.
A surprise party attended by large num-
Der of guests was given Thursday evening by
Mrs. Fred p. Dunbar in honor of her husband
At their home, No. 2432 Stevens avenue.
Dancing was the principal amusement for the
evening and was thoroughly enjoyed by all.
Miss Annie Mccormick. teacher of the
Jackson school, gave party Thursday even
ing to the pupils of her room. The pupils
went TO Miss McCormick's residence on Twen-
ty-eighth street at about o'clock, returning
on the motor reaching the city at 9:45.
Mrs. Lew Harrison on Monday afternoon,
between the hours of and O'Clock, gave
birthday party in honor of her little daughter.
Miss Callie. About twenty little guests were
present and enjoyed themselves in true child
like way.
Mrs. C. j. Bartleson gave party Wednes-
day evening at her home No. 200 Chestnut
thirty young people were present and en-
joyed the pleasant entertainment of the
hostess.
a number Of the friends of Miss Pearle
Marble surprised her Tuesday evening at her
bome No. 1924 Eleventh avenue south, IL be-
ing her birthday anniversary. The evening
was pleasantly passed with games and music.
Mr.. Charles Gallagher of this city was mar
ried on Tuesday TO a Miss Smith OF Boston,
n Z N Mrs Coll rhar
will return directly to Minneapolis, and reside
at the corner of Hennepin and Tenth street.
A large and very pleasant party. at which
there were nearly fifty guests in attendance.
was given Wednesday evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. E. F. Dodson ut their home, 1909 Port
land avenue.
The Misses McGregor entertained a party
of about eighteen of their young friends Tues
day evening at their rooms, No. 80 Skiles
block, corner of Nicollet and Seventh street.
DIR. and Mrs. f. A. Dunsmoor, at their home
on Tenth street and Third avenue south, en-
tertalned very pleasant party of twenty
five invited guests Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Clough, at their home on
Thirteenth and Linden avenues, entertained
party of friends at progressive euchre
Wednesday evening.
Miss Mary Robinson celebrated her 18th
birthday Friday afternoon by party attended
by twenty-five of her young friend between
and o'clock.
Mrs. E. Baker gave a very pleasant party
Wednesday evening, at which there were
about twenty-five invited guests present.
Mrs. l.. l.. Longbrake entertained large
party OF friends Wednesday evening at her
home, No. III Fourth street southeast.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Preston entertained
party of abont TWENTY-FIVE gests last evening
at their home, 202S Clinton avenue.
The Fireside club held its last meeting at
Tho NJ
Peake, No. 20ls Portland avenue.
A social was held Friday night at the
Fourth BAPTIST church, corner of Eighteenth
avenue north ard Tenth street.
Mrs. c. NJ. Way was hostess 10 party of
twenty invited guests Tuesday evening at 1927
Fifteenth avenue south.
Mrs. E. II. Bowen entertained few friends
wednesday evening at her home, No. Gil
Seventh avenue south.
Mrs, II. f. Grmshaw entertained n few
friends at tea Friday evening at her home,
l522 Portland avenue.
Mrs. 4. j. Boardman entertained a few in
vited guests Friday evening at her home, No.
30 Oak Grove street.
Mrs. L. S. Couch at her home. No. 1920
Vine place, entertained few guests at tea
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. j. A. Ridgeway entertained n few
friends Tuesday evening at her home, No 1920
Portland avenue.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Otto E. Greeley entertained
the 81. Anthony club in handsome style last
evening.
Mrs. S. a. Harris was hostess Wednesday
evening to pleasant gathering OF friends.
Mrs. George L. French entertained a party
OF friends on Thursday evening.
PERSONAL POINTS.
Judge koon and Thomas Lowry have re-
turned from Philadelphia and Gen. WASH
burn from New York
EX-Gov. Pillsbury and family and A. f..
hasliLgs ana family have gone TO the Pacific
slope.
Maj. George A. Coup and family have re-
turned from trip TO the Sandwich islands