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

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ton of Mr.. ". Z. Masterman. and the fol-
lowing well-known people will assist: Miss
Laura B. Dexter. alto; Miss GeTtie EaStOn,
soprano; Miss Grace Welsh, pianist; Prof.
Oscar Werner. fiutist. and Mr.. Frank
Berry, baritone.
The Universalist social at the residence
of Mrs. c. VI. Hathaway on Wednesday
evening was well attended and netted fair
sum. A good supper was served by corps
Of accommodating ladies from TO s. Pro-
gressive euchre was the principal amuse-
ment. and all present appeared to enjoy
themselves The next will probably be
held at Mrs A. GileSpie's on Pine street.
Fred Solomon will play Inside OUT at
the Grand tomorrow night. A good house
is expected. Next month we will have
Jeffreys-Lewis. one night, ''Uncle Toms
Cabin" two nights and ''MikadO' by Pat
terson's Juvenile company of fifty members
one night.
On Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Oleson celebrated the nineteenth anniver-
sary of their marriage. at their residence on
North hill. A large number of friends
were present, and first-claSs time is re-
peated.
The engagement of young man of the
South hill, employed by the car company,
to North hill young lady, both prominent
society people, is rumOred. If true it will
be great surprise 10 our people.
On Thursday evening Mrs. A. c. HOspes
entertained a party of friends at progressive
euchre. The prizes we're won by Mrs.
George VI. Brush. Mr.. l.. b. Taylor, Mrs.
W. Ii. Munsell and Mr.. John Goodrich.
Mr.. John Smith gave dance TO a large
mn Frfa Il -
Main street Wednesday evening. A first
class supper was served at midnight, and
the fun was kept up till 4. m.
The musical of the Beethoven cOnserva-
tory last Tuesday evening was one of the
best ever given in Saltwater. but was too
long, lasting from $40 till 1870.
Isaac Staples left on Thursday for Ken
lucky TO buy a lot of blOOded stock. From
Kentucky ne will 20 to Hot Springs, and
return some time next month.
Attorney Manwarring. when asked if he
would join the tOboggan club, said: 'Well,
I'm pretty foolish, but I'm going to draw
the line there"
a very pleasant meeting of the South
Hill Whist club was held at the home of
Miss Alice Pettibone on Wednesday even
inc.
Mrs j. VI. Kuhn and her friend, Miss
Weston of Chicago, visited friends in Min
neapOliS during the week.
The Ladies' Aid society of the NJ. F.
church met at Mrs. ID. A. EstabroOk's on
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. ID. A. Rogers has returned TO Min
neapOliS after pleasant visit with her son,
Mr.. ii. y. Rogers.
Mrs. DIR. Pratt entertained the North Hill
Whist club very pleasantly on Tuesday
evening.
The Older Peoples Chautauqua circle
will meet at DIR. Dunn'S study tomorrow
evening.
Miss Mollie Williamson of Milwaukee is
the guest of her brother, Mr.. NJ. j. Will
hanson.
MeSsrs. F. A. Scott. F. Whitman and J.
ii. HOlen spent portion of the week at
Duluth.
Mrs. Rose Wilkinson of st. Paul visited
her father, Judge Lehmieke, during the
week.
Numerous sleighing parties were out dur
ing the week, with more booked for this
week.
Mrs. G. W. Dellinger and daughte- of St.
Paul visited Frank Grace during the week.
The Swedish Lutheran conference will
be held at Saltwater on Feb. S.
The wife of Prof. V. G. Curtiss has gone
to Florida to spend the winter.
Al Clayburg has gone to New York city,
where he will clerk in a store.
Joe Masterman is clerking in one of Isaac
Staples camps up river.
Jessie Rhodes is confined to bed with in
flammatOry rheumatism.
James ii. Spencer has gone South to
spend a month or two.
Mr.. IL. ID. Cutler is home from Dakota.
Henry Steffens is out again.
Mrs. David Gaslin is better.
Bob NetZer is in Chicago.