St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-07

home, and the result was rather quiet
week, ali around. Nothing excited the
social world On Tuesday evening the
Jobbers' association banqueted themselves
and a few friends at the West hotel, out
that was merely business relaxation. not
giddy society affair. and especially as 1t was
not graced by ladies.
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The annual meeting of that fourishing
and interesting organization, the Caledo-
Man club was held on Tuesday evening.
f. S. Mcdonald. ". L. BrOwnlee, Samuel
Hunter and Andrew NJ. Hunter were elected
members. The annual election resulted as
follows:
Chief-A. NJ. Clerihew.
First Chieftain-Alick Millar.
Second Chieftain-J. S. McClery.
Secretary-Hector Baxter.
Recommendation Stevenson.
Physician-Dr. J. II. Hammond.
Executive Committee-Byron Sutherland,
ID. A. Macarthur. p. J.. Simpson, DR.. Charles
Simpson and James Neurison.
Trustees-Adam Hannah, r. ID. Brown,
Benjamin Beveridge, Matthew Jarvie. David
+. Simpson and Il. w. Martin.
pipers-William Cameron and j. g. Shaud.
Auditing Committee-RoDert Hannah, 5. j..
Miller and S. J. Nicholson.
Printing Committee-W. X. Hicks, John
Ferguson and Dr. J. c. Cockburn.
Visiting Commttee-A. Il. Clerihew, John
Miller and Robert Butler.
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The members of the j. o. c. club gave a
delightful social hop to their friends on
Wednesday evening at Holway hall, 21l0
Fourth avenue south. Dancing was con-
tinued through eighteen numbers. TO which
SAVERS orchestra furnished the music.
Among those present were Mr.. ana Mrs. III.
T. Wright. Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Gerrish,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Ii. Sco6eld, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. ID. BuchannOn, Mr.. and Mrs. j. III. Sulli-
van, Mr.. and Mrs. IL. E. Lawrence, Mr.. and
Mrs. Palmer Courtney. Mr.. and Mrs. FL
mer E. Fisher, Misses Ida Briggs, Minnie
Sullivan. Hattie Wright, Ida Dyke: NJ. A.
Riners J. Phillips. A. Hertogs, NJ. Her
togs. Minnie l.. Churchill. Miss Bower.
Miss Buskham, Miss Flanagan, Miss
Dewey, Miss NJ. Reid. Katie Latham, An
ME Wyman, May RabideauX, Messrs. Alf.
Morgan, +. Z. Harness, III. l., Peterson, G.
w. Pierce. W. IL. Wright, A. ID. Jones,
Henry Stebbns NJ. c. Smith, w. II. Dick
insOn. V. II. Stafford L. w. lliner, j. +.
Stephens, c. L. Williams, L. j. Pickering.
j. Il. Hardy. A. c. Merrill. +. l.. Mowry
and others The club will meet at the res
idence of Mr.. and Mrs. ii. +. Lawrence.
2416 Fourth avenue south, on the evening
of Feb. 9.
L. p. Plummer post, assisted by the la
dies of its relief corps, held high carnival on
Thursday evening at its hall, Ill Nicollet
avenue, with music, Rotations, dancing
and good supper A pleasant evening
was spent Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs L. A. Egolf, Mr.. and Mrs. n.
Emmons, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Creigh Mr..
and Mrs. j. ii. Palm, Mr.. and Mrs. +. {.
Eckert. Mr. and Mrs. c. IL. Hagemeyer,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Kitman, Mr. and Mrs. j.
II. Pray, Miss Pray, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Lock.
Mrs. f. ID. Hyde Mrs. Emma Miller,
Misses McGaughey, Price, Wright and
Minnie Simpson. Messrs. NJ. ii. Sessions, j. b.
Burdick, c. Bromwck, n. Tanner, w.
McGaughey, ID. |. Russell. c. Wright, w.
Morrison, j. Stunck. w. Fairbairn, c. Sin
dorf. j. II. Reber, S. ID. FOss, S. ii.
Cheesebio. S. +. Gray, c. b. Burdick. w.
NJ. Hoover and Price.
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Weddings were rather scarce last week, but
on "Wednesday evening at O'Clock in the
Gethsemane church occurred that of Miss
Maud A, Brown, daughter of Lucia A. and
the late Orlando w. Brown, to Maj. Will
lam S. Hinelne. No cards were issued.
and the ceremony was performed by Rev.
A. r. Graves in the presence of relatives
and a few intimate friends. The bride was
dressed in pretty travelling costume, and
was attended by her sister, Miss Matte
Brown Mr.. II. f. Brown accompanied the
groom. The happy couple had intended
making an extended trip through the East.
but Mr.. Hineline's recent promotion to the
position of commercial freight agent of the
Chicago, Milwaukee 81 st. Paul railroad
in this city rendered such trip impossible.
and instead, they went to Milwaukee for
brief stay.
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The Massachusetts association meeting
Wednesday evening was well attended and
the program presented furnished delightful
entertainment for all. Miss Annie Wilson
of the Northwestern Conservatory of Music
gave the first number, a beautiful piano
solo, and which Miss Wilson rendered in a
charming manner Miss lisa johnson rem
dered the selection from Dickens entitled,
birth of Little Paul Dombey," and being
encored gave "a Summer Lesson" A solo
by Prof. A. Porter assisted by Prof. c. IL.
Morse and a solo by Mr.. B. f. Clark closed
the program. after which tables and cards
were provided for the amusement of part
of the guests, and dancing to music fur
nished by Millard's orchestra was engaged
in by the young people. In the game of
progressive euchre Mrs. c. II. Gregory won
the ladies' head prize, Mr.. l. U. Owen the
gentlemen's head prize, Mrs. r. ii. Litch-
field, ladies' foot prize; and Mr.. George W.
de Mill, gentlemen's foot prize. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. A. r.
Morse, Mrs. S. c. Gale, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
f. O'DonneIl, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A Clarke,
Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Gregory, Mr.. and Mrs.
p. H. Litchfield. Miss Lillian Stoddard,
Mrs. Wilson and Miss Annie Wilson, Miss
Mcintyre, Miss lisa johnson and Miss
Johnson. Miss Dow, Misses Pearson, Mr.
and Mrs. }. b. Ames, Miss Effie Woodward
Messrs. w. G. Tiffany, Harvey Kicker, c.
c. Hutchins, X. NJ. Johnson, w. +. NoXon
w. A. Mitchell, Capt. f. f. Bracket,
Neil Dow, c. +. Sproat, NJ. e. Wood, p
G. Woodward, George Stevens and others.
So
The Jolly club gives one of its elegant
germans at the West hotel on Friday even
ing. Messrs. w. E. Steele and C. w. Shep-
herd being the entertainers. The Danz
orchestra furnished the music, and fifteen
numbers were led by w. B. Palmer and
Mrs. VIII Z. Steele. Mrs. r. f. Hatch
and Mrs. j. III. Hiland distributed favors.
There were present MIR. and Mrs. w. Z.
Steele, Mai. and Mrs. Charles Nee. Reeve,
Mr.. and Mrs. George b. Eustis, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. ii. Truesdale, Miss Brown of
Brooklyn, Misses Bessie Buxton, Ella
Wassemer, Kate Hawkins, Annie Whit
more, Florence King, Mae Shenehan and
Buxton; Misses McClaren, Biglow and
Bend of st. Paul; Miss WILDER of Rock
Island; Messrs. II. c. Truesdale. c. b.
Eustis, Henry WhitmOre, c. w. Shepherd
c. NJ. Carpenter, G.. S. Langdon. w. b.
Palmer, w. E. Burwell, Lou and Hal Wat
son, Charles Velie and ID. Nj. Chute: also
Col. and Mrs. G. F. Hatch, Mr.. and Mrs. j /.
II. Hiland, and others.