St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-18
SALTWATER SOCIETY.
How tho Prison city People Are En-
tertainiug Themselves.

How tho Prison city People Are En-
pertaining Themselves.
On Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pen
nington entertained the South Side Progress
sive club very pleasantly at their residence on
Second street. Twelve or fifteen couples par
ticpated, and the prizes were won by Mr.. and
Mrs r. S. Anderson, Mrs. w. p. Sawyer, Mr..
Dave Goslin and DIR. w. II. Caine. The ora
torio OF the Red Riding Hood viii be pre-
scented in the NJ. Il. church, under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Stella Baker, in three or four
weeks The calico ball of the Odd Fellows,
at their hall on Friday evening. was well at
tended, and was very enjoyable affair. The
floor managers were George Low and j. A.
Douglas. Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Joy enter
tanned party of friends at progressive
euchre on Thursday evening. Mrs. p. Il.
Smith won the ladies' head prize, Mr.. 5. p.
Richardson the gents head and Mrs. W. S.
Conrad the first prize The Young Peoples
Whist club met with Miss Lucy
Brown on the South hill on Monday
evening. Mrs G.. A. Paulson won the prize,
having reached the fiftieth point stake first.
On Thursday evening Il social was given at the
residence of Mrs. S. ii. Danforth, on the
North hill, by the ladies of the NJ. L. church,
which was a. very successful affair. ave
had an immense time" said one of the partici-
pants in big surprise given Mr.. James ID.
Davis at his home, corner of Sixth and
Churchill, on Tuesday night. On Wednesday
evening Mr.. and Mrs. ID. b. Blaheney enter
tanned eight or ten couples at their residence
corner of Churchill and Sixth streets. The
evening was pleasantly spent in music, games
and eating refreshments. Mr.. w. II. Coe,
the clever and popular operator in the
Chicago, Milwaukee q ST. Paul Office, has re-
signed, and will return TO Chicago about the
first, where he has accepted more lucrative
position. Miss Lou Reed will return from
Washington the last of May Mrs. Louis
Moffatt contemplates visiting friends in
the East soon. Miss Nellie MComb
will spend Easter Sunday at Winona
miss Anna Dorsey took in the
Ideals at st. Paul yesterday afternoon.
The Misses Perry of Pittsburg visited their
friend, Miss Dill CARL, last week. Mrs. A
Learn OF Hot Springs, Ark. is visiting her
sister, Miss Marie Prescott. Frank Scott,
state boiler inspector, has been here for a
week or ten days. Aid Charles Burns and
wife visited friends at Minneapolis on
Wednesday and Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs. T.
E. Fellows are Off on a two weeks visit
among friends and relatives in the East.
Mrs. Wilkinson of st. Paul is the guest of her
parents, Judge II. Lehmcke and wife. Miss
Nelia jerks visited friends at st. Paul yes
terday. Miss Eliza Dexter of Minneapolis
visited Miss Nellie McComb on Wednesday -.
Mr.. J. II. Pratt has returned from Illinois,
where he has been at the bedside of his
brother. Sam Judd is now managing the
Maine mill. -. Miss Eva Smith is home from
Luverne. &C. II. Burt will return to
Kansas tomorrow in the interests of the
car company. Thomas Duke is home
from Washington territory. -. Mrs. A. II.
Lindholm was surprised by a large number of
her friends at her residence on Olivia street
in honor of her 43d birthday on wednes-
day evening. She was presented with
a solid silver set of teaspoons by the sur
prisers. DR.. Van Waters making the pre-
sentation speech. Charles E. Bristol is
home from the east. Guy NJ. Salisbury
Was here yesterday Miss Dode Malloy is
home from school at St. Paul on brief vaca-
tion.. Miss Hattie Morse has gone to Ash
land, where she will spend several months
with friends. The lake has risen two feet
since Friday