St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-17

MT. and Mrs. Arthur jerks entertained
the Old Settlers club of st. Anthony Park
on Wednesday evening. The program
was entirely musical and the music without
exception of high order of merit. The
chef douvre Of the evening was Mrs. II
| w. Gleason'S piano solo. Rubenstein's
''Tarantelle" Her ''March Fantastica, y
given as an encore. was delicious bit OF
melody and expression. We congratulate
StAnthOny Park upon the possession Of 50
fine musical talent.
1t is with regret that st. Anthony Pa rk
At Home announces the departure on Mon
day of this week of our esteemed friend
and fellow-citizen, Mr.. William Hanson.
who will at once enter upon his new field of
labor at Helena, Mont. AT Home echoes
the sentiment of st. Anthony Park in
wishing you all possible success. William.
and hopes that ''Sunnyside" will be able 10
welcome you home again before many
J years.
A delightful AIikado party was given by
the Misses Pitts of DAYTON avenue last
Friday evening. 1t was i'm honor of visit
| ing relatives, and was extremely novel and
pretty. The various characters in the
opera were represented and the characters
were well carried out. The Yum Yums
from all the avenues were present and each
one was the prettiest.
The thirty-fifth anniversary of the mar
Tiage of Col. and Mrs. A. Allen, the genial
host and hostess of the Merchants hotel,
was delightfully."- celebrated at their home
last Friday evening. 1t was a brilliant
affair and called together large number of
the oldest citizens of ST. Paul and vicinity.
That the colonel rounded the affair up i'm
good style goes without saying.
Prof. r. C. Evans japanese party. "a la
Mikado," takes place at Sherman hall Fri
day evening, the 29th. Messrs. Whitney
Wall, Fred ID. Banning. Lyman Ii. Far
well, w. w, Price, William Farnham,
Herbert Brown, Frank f. LOOMS, are the
managers. The "Odori" and ton Yong
ChOng" will be executed. Supper will be
served "a La Mikado."
The first joint social dancing party given
by the WOman's Relief Corps auxiliary to
the G. A. X. Garfield corps No. and Acker
corps No. takes place in Winthrop post
hall, Drake block, on Tuesday evening,
Jan. 26. st. Paul company No. /, Sons of
Veterans. will have charge of the floor on
that evening, which is sufficient guarantee
of a good time.
Among the guests at the Merchants are:
Hon. John Simmons and wife, Little Falls;
j. l.. Sackett and wife. Providence, X. l.;
j. w. Gushing and wife, Chicago; III. A.
Bruno and wife, Moorhead; II. l.. Frazer
and daughter, Frazee City; George II.
StuntZ and wife, Duluth; Frank Palmer.
Fort Totten; Miss c. V. Faribault. Fort
Totten; Mrs, Porter and daughter, Cinci-
natti, y.
The following are Sunday guests at the
Ryan: Rev. George Fuller. Chicago; Mr..
and Mrs. E. L. Hersey, Saltwater; Miss
Tillson, Boston; DIR. Otis Aver. lie Sueur;
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Quinn and Miss Quinn.
Fargo; Thomas J. Probs. Miss Ella Probs.
Miss Josie Gabel. Faribault. Mr.. ii. ID.
Minot, vice president of the Manitoba rail-
way, is permanently established at Hotel
Ryan.
In a match game between the Eclipse and
Humor bowling clubs last Friday night, the
latter were defeated by a score of l,349 To
1,1SS. The Eclipse boys are on their mus
Gle, and the second game of a series OF
three takes place Tuesday, Jan. 26. Both
clubs are strong bowlers and close contest
is anticipated. Blood will tell.
|. Miss Jennie Turnbull of Partridge street
was lat home" to the members of the for
eign correspondence committee Of the First
Baptist church on Tuesday evening. An
tloDoIdUc lcd wis StIhtus dllGI WHICH iut
members listened to an attractive program.
Mr.. Conrad Stantz of this city was married
on the Attn to Miss Annie Rausahect at the
home of the bride in Dwight, Ill. They
arrived in st. Paul last Monday after a
brief but pleasant bridal tour. and are al
housekeeping at No. 443 Fort street.
The Star club was entertained by Mrs.
A. G. Thompson on Wednesday evening.
Miss Josephine Hauser and Mr.. G. II.
Burke won the head badges, and Miss
Pauline Lawrence and Mr.. j. Lawrence the
progressive badges.
Mr.. A. B. Wilgus has taken one Of the
Santa Monica hotel cottages on the Pacific
ocean beach. AT this place Mrs. WilguS
and sons, Gus and Harry, will remain un-
til June 1. Mr.. Wilgus will return to st.
Paul Feb. /.
On Wednesday evening last, in honor OF
his twelfth birthday, MastOr Victor 7. Hell
lings entertained a merry crowd of young
folks at his residence, Col Canada street
Games and refreshments were the order OF
the evening.
Mr.. Charles II. Warren, and his mother
Mrs. S. l.. Warren of Albany, n. Y. were
heard from at Santa Barbara, Cal, LAS
week. They will not return to st. Pau
until the first week in February.
Master Crawford Livingston and sisters
Misses Marie and Abby of st. Peter street
entertained quite eloquently last Wednes
day evening, there being over one hundred
of their young friends present.
A few nights since Judge J. A. Chandler
and his good wife were surprised at the
advent of about fifty of their friends
Euchre and general fun filled a pleasant
evening.
A few friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen.
son, of Manuel street, ST. Anthony Park
passed very pleasant evening with then
on Friday. Euchre was the order of the
evening.
The StAnthOny Park Progressive EuchrC
club meets this week (Jan. 20) with Mrs
Bodies of Hampden avenue. The gentle
mans head prize will be a pair of snow.
shoes.
The st. Paul Ideals and few friends en-.
| joyed well-eamed banquet at the Mer
chants after the Wednesday night perform.
ance at the Grand Opera house.
On Friday night the Excelsior social club
gave their regular dance at Seiberts parlors
About thirtV-five couples were present anC
had very enjoyable time.
The Concordia Singing society will give
Il concert and bali at the atheneum on the
| 23d, assisted by Seibert's orchestra and di.
rected by Prof. HarmSen.
The Misses Breslaur's of SIG st. Peter
street entertained party of their friends
last Friday evening, and the participant:
had an enjoyable time.
The Junior Dancing club will give theil
fourth social hop at their new quarters in
Drake block, Winthrop post hall, on Fri
day evening, Jan. %.
NJ. G. T. Schurmier is to be married tC