St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-24

i - III. Allcu gave q patty a.
/ Fort Smelling. Some MinneapOlitans were
numbered among the guests.
A dozen young people met with Miss
Carrie Campbell on Wednesday evening and
organized a drive whist club
About twenty-five people were made hos
pitable by Mrs. Mcmillan on Tuesday even
ing. at 1l2S Hennepin avenue.
Dorner will serve an elaborate lunch for
the Congregational club on Monday even
ing at Plymouth church.
Mr.. o. NJ. Nettle entertained a few
friends at tea Friday evening at her home,
2210 Fifth avenue south.
A few friends gathered with Mrs. Chal-
mers last evening. 1921 Third avenue
south, and enjoyed tea.
( Mrs. c. J. Bartleson. 1900 Chestnut ave-
nue., entertained on Thursday evening,
serving refreshments.
Mrs. r. II. Newton and Mrs. +. Benner.
| gave coffee party Wednesday afternoon
from TO 6 o'clock.
S. A. Reed, Seventeenth street, enter
tanned the Emerson Progressive Euchrs
club last evening.
The friends of DR.. r. G. Hutchins of
| Plymouth church gave him an ovation on
Tuesday evening.
a dozen friends were entertained by Mrs.
Frank Peavey, 527 First avenue south, on
Monday evening.
A few friends met with Mrs. S. w. Mel
endy on Thursday evening and enjoyed pro-
| gressive euehre.
Mrs. Pliney Bartlett surprised her hus-
band on Monday evening with progressive
euchre party.
Mice T ;ll;a,, dovcrLtar ~ Ne L L
Dodson, gave children's party yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. C. l.. Waldo. 2O19 Clinton avenue,
had party of thirty guests on Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. f. Chalmers 1921 Third avenue
south, gave a pleasant tea party on Friday
evening.
Mrs. S. w. Chase, 9O7 Franklin avenue,
was hostess to a few friends ON Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Wilbur. sos Hennepin ave-
nue., entertained a tea party on Tuesday
evening.
Miss Nellie Phelps. who has been sojOum-
ing in Chicago for two months. has returned
home.
A Tuesday-evening company was given
by Mrs. c. l.. Waldo at 2Ol9 Clinton ave
nue..
Mrs. o. NJ. Little, 221O Fifth avenue
south, had a company at tea Friday even
ing.
Mrs. j. &. WOolley, 400 Ninth street
south. entertained party on Monday even
ing.
Mrs. A. McAIillen, 112S Hennepin ave-
nue., had score OF guests at tea on Tues
| day.
The marriage of Charles A. Tracy and
Miss Sadie BarthOlf will occur on Feb. II.
Prof. C. w. Burton last evening enter
tanned the members of his French class.
The St Anthony club OF the East side
had an enjoyable whist party last night.
Miss Carrie Campbell entertained select
whist party on Wednesday evening.
The mechanics annual ball will be given
in Harmonic hall Friday evening.
Mrs. C. j. BartlesOn entertained a few
| friends at tea on Friday.
The brakemen dance at Muldoon's hall
next Tuesday evening.
PERSONAL.
Miss Race of Decatur, H.; Miss Grace
Buck of Chicago, and Miss Gertrude Buck,
whose home is i'm England, are guests of
MISS Jennie NhltcOmD.
Bishop Foss and family went to New
York on Monday. On Wednesday of next
week they will sail for Rome.
Miss Marguerite Reed. Fond du Lac, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. JIG. Buchanan,
221s Fourth avenue south.
G. J. Blake left last night for Streater.
ILL.,, where he will marry Miss Maud Davids
on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Hodgson have re-
turned from Chicago and are with their
parents on the island.
o. c. WYman, Esq, will go East this
evening, TO be absent month in quest of
rest and recreation.
Miss Marie Balch, for two weeks the
guest of Miss Agnes Greene, Saltwater, has
returned home.
Miss Virginia Tomlinson will tomorrow
leave for Philadelphia to spend the balance
of the winter.
Mrs. Weber and daughter of Rock Isl
and are the guests of friends at the Hotel
Albion.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Moore has returned
to st. Paul, and are located at 631 Cedar
street.
Henry Downs and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Dudley have gone to Hot
Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Z. Ladd have gone on
three weeks tour through the South.
Miss Abbie Leonard, Rochester. Mimi,
is the guest of Minneapolis relatives.
Sheriff jerks and wife, Grand Forks, are
the guests of Minneapolis friends.
Mrs. +. l.. Stetson has returned from
visit with Wisconsin relatives.
Miss Pauline Fuller, Litchfield, is the
guest of Miss Louise Marsh.
Il. E. Brown and wife have gone to Wash
ingtOn for two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ID eLaittre have gone
to Michigan City.
Senator Langdon and family have gone
to New York.
Mrs. r. de Treville is visiting her mother
at Wadena.
Thomas Lowry and family went East on
Tuesday.
Miss Alice Hardenburg has gone East on
a visit.
Mrs. z. Phelps has returned from Chey-
enne.
RED WING SOCIETY.
Revival Of Theatrical Entertain
menIs--GeneraI Gossip.
After short time of quiet the dramatic
companies now burst upon US in full force.
Last Friday evening Ida Siddons' Bur
leSques appeared at the Casino to largely
masculine audience. On Wednesday even
ing of this week ''Paquita" will be pro-
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