St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-14
SOCIETY IN SALTWATER.
The Old Settlers Gathering the
Event OF the Season.
Parties, Balls, Teas and General So
cial Gossip.
The OIdsettIers, Dane G.

party and dance given Dy the Old belllefs NJ
the Sawyer house on Monday evening. About
twenty-five couples were present, aud those
who did not dance played cards. The par
Elephants were Hon. Il. w. Durant and wife,
Capt. j. A. Reed, DR.. Pratt and wife, DIR.
Marshall and wife, DIR. Donald and wife, DR..
Meny and wife, Mrs. Q. N. Nelson, DIR. Mil
lard, Mrs. DIR. Clark, Mrs. Z. Ii. Smith. Prof.
V. q. Curtiss. Miss Alice Murdoch, Miss Gross
| of Minneapolis, Miss Tilson, Matte Alcott,
Miss Smith, Miss Phoebe Greeley. Miss NJ.
Clevathan, Miss Hartman, Miss Darlington,
J. q. OGorman aud wife, Mrs. Shaw OF Eau
Claire, David Bronson and wife, George
Prince and wife, X. +. Bronson and wife, j.
j. Bronson aud wife, W. j. Stein and wife,
}. IL. Spencer and wife, +. Z. Joy and wife,
IL. G. Van Voorhees, aud wife, Otto Hospes and
wife and Messrs. IL. II. Harrison, w. II.
| Lehmicke, 4. NJ. Prince. Nj. /. Mckusick,
Win Chambers, w. b. Brge, John Coombs,
IL. McKusick, John Greeley, George Mill
bank, George NJ. Brush and Charles Meny.
OTHER SOCIAL EVENTS.
Ira w. Castle. p. E. Burke, S. p. Richard
son, j. B. Sturtevant Frank Grace and Mr..
Rickenbrode have returned from the woods.
Mrs. william Sauntry and Mrs. Amanda Mof-
fat from Woodville, Charles Boo from Sweden,
Miss Marie Prescott from Iowa, Frank ORR
from Maine, Georgia Needs from Winona, O.
| +. Cutler from Chicago, Hon. Isaac Staples
and Capt. Cowen from Hot Springs, Miss
| Jennie Barrett from ST. Paul and White Bear,
Mr.. II. Il. Hersey and family, Mrs. ID. ii.
| Hersey. Mr.. Jacob Bean and family and Miss
Ada Gage from California, Miss Anna Petit
| bone from Wisconsin, Conductor Chase from
| his vacation, X. NJ. Northam and wife from
Chicago. Capt. A. T. jerks from Illinois, Miss
ID. A. Waters from Hammond. Henry Grab
and bride from Somerset L. S. Rogers from
| Sioux Falls.
The entertainment at the Presbyterian
church on Friday evening was success imam
cially and artistically. The entertainment
consisted of the rendition OF "Courtship of
| Miles Standish," by Longfelow, in three acts
and concluded with that laughable burlesque,
1.-The Peake Sisters" Miss Hartman read
the text and George Sullivan, Miss Lois
Sprague and George Mcmillan were the char
acters. The Peake Sisters consisted of Misses
| Hattie Sawyer, spokesman; May Sawyer, Dru-
sila Smithson. Mollie Robertson, Minnie Suth-
erland Eva Foster, Mabel Bolles, Minnie
| Butts, Kate Van Emerson ard Synthia Pen
| nington. The entertainment was gotten up
and given by Misses Minor, Curry and Harri-
man for the Ladies' Auxiliary society of Mis-
sions.
The teachers examination at the high
school on Friday and yesterday was attended
by the following: Messrs. johnson Campbell
| OF Maine; Willis Fairbanks, Saltwater; w. A.
Growers Growers and Gust Plat, Fond du
/ Lac; Misses Grace Schoield. Lizzie T..
/ Norton, Alice DeWolf Carrie L. Roe, Nellie
A. Dorly, Agnes Z. Kelley, Eliza Kelley,
Frances Mackey Celia Mackey, Fannie
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Laura and Alice Rutherford, Carrie Bolles,
Anna Scott, Gertrude Whelan. Hattie Cover
and Phoebe Motfatt, all of Saltwater; Matte
| Menos Of Hudson; Anna Thelon of Houlton;
! Nellie Sheridan, Mary and Nellie Clifford and
Sadie e. Clark of Marine. and Jennie Borene
of Woodbury..
On Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. L. W.
Castle gave a progressive euchre party al
their residence on South Hill. Mrs. DIR.
C. b. Marshall won the ladies head prize, and
Il u oh af.1-a -
The ladies progressive was carried ohiby Mrs.
David Gasin and the genIlemen's progressive
10y Mr.. Spencer, while j. F. Schuster aud Mrs.
G. w. Hitchcock got the lone hand prizes.
On Thursday evening a largo and very en-
joyab 10 progressive euchre party and dance
was given at the b. q L. hall. Thirty-fve
couples were present and the prizes were won
by Mrs. Charles Lindbloom, Martin Thor. Miss
Josie Swanson, Mr.. Halverson, Z. Swanson,
and Miss Anna Thor. Dancing followed card
playing and was kept up till the clock struck
two.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Warren were the recipi-
ents of surprise bJ jolly party Of friends
on Monday evening at their residence on
Olive street. The evening was spent playing
progress sive euchre, and the prizes were won
by Mrs. Jay Hitchcock, Mrs. Lee Murphy
and Mrs. Charles Jellison.
Eighty-six persons ate supper at the social
for the benefit OF the French church at the
cents. Besides supper, refreshments were
sold and several articles were rafiied OF. The
neat sum of 500 was melted.
Thomas Walters entertained a party of
friends al progressive euchre at his resinence
on Olive street on Tuesday evening. The
prizes were won by Joseph Wolf, Miss Lizzie
Miller. n. A. Smith, Mrs ]. l.. Miller, Miss
Anna Miller and l.. Cdplazi.
The entertainment given by and for the
benefit OF the grammar school library ut the
high school on Friday afternoon was well at
tended. The program consisted OF stereop-
tcon views, vocal and instrumental music,
recitations, etc.
At the meeting OF the afternoon club at
Mrs. ID. j. Stems the prizes were distributed
as follows: George Hall and Mrs. +. Z. JOY
head prizes; David Bronson and Mrs. c. ID.
Fuller, progressive prizes, and Fred Joy, lone
hand prize.
Mrs. II. NJ. Torinus entertained the North
Hill Progressive Euchre club on Monday
evening. The prizes were won by j. Nj. Con-
rad, Miss Matte Barstow. Mr.. Bristol, Mrs
A. q. Hospes'and George +. Sabin.
On Friday evening large number OF the
members of the Saltwater lodge of Odd
Fellows drove down to Huson and surprised
the lodge at that place in return for the
recent visit Of that lodge.
Ten couples of young folks drove 20 Hud-
son on "Wednesday evening, where they spent
the evening dancing and playing cards. The
Armory boys opened the Armory for them.
Last Sunday types made US say DIR. and
Mrs. {. B. Marshalls surprise was I'm honor
of the twenty-hfth anniversary of their mar
riage. 1t should have read the twentieth.
On Tuesday evening Mrs. Sarah Coombs
celebrated her 6Sth birthday by giving a
O'Clock tea TO party OF friends. Those
present report most excellent time.
Will +. Bronson entertained the Young
Peoples Progressive Whist club very pleas
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were present.
Q Mrs. L. f. Fuller of Hudson spent the week
with Mrs. l.. Il. Thompson and other friends
Mrs Stems of Alton visited friends here on
Friday.
Miss Ella Sexton is quite sick.
Oren Mower is NJ Hot Springs.
ADJUSTMENTS
The social and entertainment at the NJ. E
church on Thursday evening was moderately.
well attended and was very pleasant affair.
An excellent supper was served for % cents
from5 10 p. IN. This was followed 10y an
entertainment consisting of essays by Miss
/ Hattie Meads and Mrs. Smith, recitations by
Miss Mabel Bolles, solos by Mrs. Baker, ad-
dress on Love, Courtship and Marriage by
Mr.. Godfrey and organ selections by Mrs.
Stanley.
/ Among the amusements announced for the
! coming week are Rory OMoore." by home
/ talent, and masquerade or Wednesday
night "Mikado" tea at the Presbyterian
church on Friday night and ''Our Irish Wis
itors," 10y hurry Murphy on Saturday night.
There will also by several dances, card par
] ties etc.
/ About nifty couples participated in the
Ttennahauser-Wegelin masquerade at Music
hall on Monday evening. Some of the cos
TUNES were very pretty, while others were
/ unique and comical
The ball given at the b. & L. hall by the
boilermakers for the benefit of Henry Headly
on Monday evening was a success financially
and socially. Seventy-hve couples danced
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