St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-05
A. Upbsm, N. c.; S. s. Fenley, v. c.; A. l..
Boil ton, p. S.; t. A. Cassidy, r. S.; 81. Ander-

A. Upbsm, N. G.; S. s. Fenley, v. g.; A. L
Boil ton, p. S.; L. A. Cassidy, r. S.; FL. Ander
son, treasurer.
Maurice Auerbach has five children no,
instead of oaly two pairs, which he held pre-
vious to the 2sth ut. 1t makes him full ham
hard to beat, namely, three kings and pal
of queens.
The musicale at Mrs. A. B. Stickneys las
Monday evening, for the benefit of the Won
ans Christian home, was well attended, AM
it was a grand success unsteady and fnan
cially.
The French fair for the benefit of st. Louf
school opened in Market hall Dec. l, and ha
continued throughout the week, accounts in
detail being published daily in the GLOBE.
The Junior Carnival and Dancing club en-
joyed a merry minstrel performance Of
sketch entitled organizing Dancing Club
, last Tuesday evening.
The Young Peoples Social circle. of tn
Clinton Avenue NJ. E. church, will give pirl
tea at old Gymnasium hall, Tuesday evening
Rev. and Mrs. E. Jay Cooke leave Monda.
for Sandusky. O., to attend the wedding OF
sister. They will be absent but few days.
Miss Nelson, of Saltwater, in company will
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Fitch, witnessed thu
Little Tycoon" at the Grand.
Miss Price gave dinner to some friends
Wednesday, among whom were Mr. Rushel
and Miss Rusher, of Minneapolis
The Century club will meet at the reside n c.
of William T. Mason, No. 542 Wabasha street
! tomorrow evening at o'clock.
About twenty-five young frieuos assembled
at 4SS Iedar street to celebrate the tenth
birthday of Miss Essie Sproul
Mrs. j. j. Watson, of Iglehart street, as
sisted by Miss Barry, her sister, will give 6
| tea next Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Katie Berandi was rendered a delight
full surprise party by her young friends or
| last Tuesday evening.
A number of St. Paul pioneers will attend
the meeting at Duluth of the old settlers Of
| Lake Superior.
Luther E. Newport says he has gone out OF
society and is attending only to business mat
tiers now.
| A merry little children's party was enter
tanned at Charming SeabCry's Wednesday
/ evening.
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. sumwalt and Mrs. Irwin
have taken rooms at the Portland for the win
! ter.
There was pleasant candy-pull at Mrs
John S. Princes week ago Friday evening.
TIE West St. Paul Skating association di
rectors met Friday night
The Minnesota Boat clnb has decided rot to
| give party this winter.
d. r. Noyes entertained a number of friends
| Monday evening.
hrs. W. B. Dean will give grand reception
! soon.
| The Nushka club will meet tomorrow night.
OUT OF TOWN.
Some of those who have made up their minds
| to go to California next Wednesday over the
/ Minnesota & Northwestern are Dir. Nettleton
and family, S. j. Deering and family, c. FL.
Hamilton and family, Mr.. and Mrs. AleXan-
| der. Mr.. and Mrs. Schultz, Mr.. aud Mrs. FL.
! s. Ogden, Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds, Mrs. Max
! field, Miss Kierer G. D. Humboldt, Arthur
| Andrews and others.
Mrs. Fl. S. Treherne contemplates taxing q
! trip to New York ABOUT Christmas. Consul
| Treherne will then remove his abode from
Merriam Park to the heart OF the city.
| Allen Marvel, J. J. Hill aud Greenleaf
Clark accompanied by their families. took a
| trip to Chicago in a Milwaukee road special
Thursday.
| A. w. Echart spent Thanksgiving week
very pleasantly vita friends in Peoria, Ill.
Senator and Mrs. S. J. R. Mcmillan and Miss
Mcmillan left for Washington Thursday.
Col. G. W. Grisgs as gone to Arkansas to
be absent u month.
Dennis Ryan anticipates a trip to Cali
fornia.
Mr. and Mrs. c. B. Thurston will winter
South.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Young are in Wash
ington.
L. NJ. Randall has gone to Tacoma.
j. e. kahlert was in Saltwater.
c. D. Kerr was in Albert Lea.
HONE AGAIN.
Miss Marie Kane returned from Jordan.
MIMI, Thursday, after having passed week
very pleasantly among friends in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Gruber. of No. 165 Car
roll street. returned yesterday from a six
weeks visit to Milwaukee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodbury. have returned to
Egi vi n hair
mother in st. Paul.
Miss Jennie Jersey, of Saltwater, Is home.
after an extended visit to New York city.
Miss Angie Covie has returned from her
Thanksgiving at her home in Saltwater.
F. W. Wilson came back from Nebraska this
week.
Maj. Postlethwaite has returned from the
East.
\. c. Thrall has returned from New York.
P. H. Keily is home from Washington.
Mrs. Lane K. Stone is at home again.
S. K. Howes is back from Chicago.
OUR Qua t.
Rev. J. S. Sheriff. for the past eleven years
pastor of the Ltchtield Presbyterian church.
Presbyterian, of St. Paul and Minneapolis.
c. E. Robb, of the Wisconsin Central, l.
entertaining young Mr.. Ko5b, who arrived
last Sunday. There is a resemblance between
MIR. RoOb and his young guest.
After thirty ears separation Maj. George
E. Taylor, OF Richmond, Va, and his brother
Col. W. H. H. Taylor, state librarian, have
met at the home of the latter.
Very early in the week young lady weigh
ing eight pounds called upon Jim Pond. of
the Northern Pacific She will MAKE Mr..
Ponds her permanent home.
Rev. NJ. Vail. late of Dover, N. H., is the
new pastor of the Universaist church in
this city.
Miss Belle Wheeler, Of Saltwater, called
uDOn friends Monday