St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-04


Mr.. and Mrs. a. p. Moss, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hutsou, Mrs. Fredericks. MIR. and Mrs. c. E.
Stone. Mrs. j. O'Neil Mr.. ana Mrs. Kemp,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Shaudrew, Mr.. and Mrs.
Burwell, Mr.. and Mrs Lownes bury, Mr..
Clark, Miss Hamilton, Mr.. and Mrs. Bosue,
Mr.. VIII Monty, Mr.. Pennock, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Finehout.
The tin wedding anniversary of the mar
riage of Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. BoXell. son of j
w. BoXell, was celebrated at the home of the
couple, 429 West Seventh street, recently.
The happy event was made the occasion of a
family reunion. among those present being
the SIX grown-up sons of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
BoXell, and Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Gillett, the
parents of the hostess. The host and hostess
were made the recipients of large number
of both useful and handsome presents.
On Friday afternoon at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. u. G. Bohrer, lie Pearl street,
party was entertained with music, dancing
ETC., by their little daughter, Miss Blanche,
the event in honor of her 10th birthday. She
was assisted by Alice Iten, who celebrated
her sth birthday. Among those present were
little Misses Mabel Berry, Lulu Dorsey, Emily
Bruggeman Maurie Neuhauser, Nellie Rear
don. Masters Eddie Collins, Johnny Davidson,
Eddie Dorsey and Henry Bruggeman.
The Merriam Park Redotta club held its
regular sociable at Woodruff's hotel Friday
evening. Dancing and progressive euchre
were on the program. Prizes for progress
sive eucnre were awarded as follows: Head
table prize, Mr.. +. +. stevens and Mrs. Jones:
highest number of progressive tags, Mr.. r.
NJ. Bell and Mrs. Crosby; lowest number OF
progressive tags, Mr.. +. c. Stevens and Mrs.
Z. b. Northrop.
Members of st. Andrews society gave a
hop in Winthrop hall, in the Drake block,
Friday night. About one hundred couples
participated In the gayeties, and program
of sixteen numbers was danced. The dances
were alternated with songs. duets, choruses,
ETC., by j. c. Myron and others. Supper was
served between IL and II o'clock.
A fine musical and literary program was
rendered last evening at the rooms of the
Temperance union on Seventh street. These
entertainments are intended TO furnish
amusement to all, but more especially TO the
large number of young men in the city with
out home associations.
The Star club was entertained by Miss
Addie Kruger ON Friday evening. Miss p.
Lawrence and Mr.. J. p. Burchard won the
head badges; Mrs. j. X. Cavanaugh and Mr..
g. II. Burke the progressive badges, and Mr..
G. Thane the lone hand badge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forepaugh and family expect
soon to sail for Europe, where they contem-
plate travelling some time. Mr.. Harry john
son follows them in about year, when his
marriage TO Miss Mamie Forepaugh will be
celebrated abroad.
Mrs. G. S. Bartram of Grand avenue Friday
evening entertained the West End Progress
sive Euchre club. Mr.. Holcombe and Miss
Ella Ware won the head prizes and L. A
Hughes and Mrs. George Wilson the progress
sive.
A grand dinner L'Itaian will be given at
O'Clock to-day at Cafe universe in honor If
Signor Salvini and it will be the means of
bringing together all the best Italian citizens
of st. Paul and vicinity.
Mr.. Harry Bickel and bride. nee Miss Rose
Marsh of Forest lake, arrived in st. Paul last
week from their wedding tour, and are visit
ing his parents Mr.. and Mrs. William Bickel
of West Third street.
Miss Minnie Bishop of Selby avenue enter
tanned friends with progressive euchre, dane
ing and music on Thursday evening.
bountiful and elegant supper was served
during the eyening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vance entertained a few
friends on Friday evening with progressive
euchre at the Merchants hotel A fine COLA
ton was served during the evening in the
private dining hall.
Mr.. Plainly Billings, son of Hon. Frederick
Billings, president of the Northern Pacific
railroad, was in ST. Paul for a few days dur
ing the week on business and to see some old
friends
On Thursday evening an interesting and in
structiVe lecture was given at the Unity club
rooms to large and appreciative audience
the subject being the History of Prison Re
form.
The members Of Pilgrim church will give
their pastor benefit on next Tuesday even.
ing at Garfield hall. The Young Ladies'
Broom brigade of Minneapolis will assist.
The graduating exercises of the ST. Paul
Business college took place Wednesday even
ing and were listened to by a large number of
the friends of the graduates.
Charles w. Hughes, we'll known to many
st. Paul people, contemplates finishing his
medical studies In this city. He is now pur-
suing them in Baltimore.
Miss Lou Stickney returned Tuesday from
a short visit to relatives in Saltwater. Her
cousin, Miss Josie Stickney, returned with her
to remain some time.
william NJ. Bushnell and family are home
again after a four months trip through
California and the Southern states.
Mrs. NJ. A. Wasden, formerly of 60 West
Fourth street, will welcome her friends at her
new home, go Pleasant avenue.
Miss Daisy Ogden of Milwaukee is visiting
in st. Paul with her uncle w. w. Sevain, and
both will return in few days.
Mr.. X. p. Camden of the real estate firm of
Harrison Handy, visited the Zenith City on
business during the week.
The engagement is announced of Miss Mar
garet l.. Porter, niece of Capt. Berkey, to
Mr.. Charles ]. Berryhill.
Mayor Rice left for Chicago on the noon
train. He will join Mrs. Rice there and both
will return in a few day.
The Century club will meet at the resi-
dence of X. p. Lewis, ESQ, sos Wabasha
street, Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ]. Reide have returned
fr ON their visit of five or six months to the
South and Southwest.
A. p. Peabody, Jr., son Of Prof. Peabody
of Harvard university, visited friends in the
city during the week.
Miss Daisy Ogden of Milwaukee is visiting
in the city with her aunt, Mrs. w. W. Swan,
62l Cherry street.
The first annual ball of the Ryan hotel en-
ployes will be held at Turner hall, Thursday
evening, April go.
N. Saunders, corner Summit avenue and St.
Peter street.
Miss Addie Kreiger of East Third street re
turned Thursday from six weeks visitin :
St. Louis.
Dennis Ryan visited Chic ago last week in
connection with the addition TO the Ryan
hotel
Mrs. H. L. Wheat entertained DR.. and
Mrs J. X. Houser at the Windsor this week.
Mrs. d. d. Lambie, gave farewell tea to
Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Goodwin of ST. Louis.
NJ. w. Ketchmond and daughter of Pipe
stone City were in ST. Paul during the week.
Mr.. James Elmer has returned to st. Paul
after a somewhat protracted stay in Duluth.
Mr.. T. F. Strong and Miss Jennie Strong of
Faribaut were Merchant guests yesterday.
Hon. George B. Kingsley of Blue Earth
City was visiting in the city the past week.
Mr.. Cogswell, the portrait painter, is To-
Gated at the Hotel Ryan for q short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Stewart of Eugene
Falls, were visitors in st. Paul yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Hackett returned to ST.
Paul yesterday, and are at the Ryan.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Doolittle have returned
and are now at home at the Windsor.
The commencem of the st. Paul bust