St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-14
sTILLwATER GOSSIP.
Society DOings, the Amusement Rec
ord and General Chatter.


ord and General Chatter.
On Thursday evening the Afternoon club
spent most delightful evening at the resi-
dsnce of Mr.. and Mrs. T. Z. JOY. Just
twenty couples were present and remained
till 1880. Supper over the bell announced
the commencement of progressive euchre.
which was played for about three hours.
The gents head prize was won by Mrs. w.
+. CORY, and the ladies head prize by Mrs.
Otto Hospes. while the progressive prizes
were won by David Bronson and Mrs. Burt
Fuller.
On Monday evening Capt. j. w. Lang
ford of South Saltwater was the recipient
of a pleasant surprise by about twenty
couples Of friends. To say that the captain
was taken by surprise would not express it,
for he did not have an linking that anything
of the kind was going to occur. The party
remained till a. m. and spent the night
very pleasantly playing cards and dancing.
The marriage of Mr.. John Buckley, one
OF the clever and popular conductors of the
Duluth railroad. to Miss Ada Conklin, an
interesting young lady of st. Paul. will be
called in the st. Michael church this morn
ing. The wedding will take place in three
weeks.
On Monday evening Mrs. Ernest BOrscht
entertained party at progressive euehre
at their residence on the South hill. The
prizes were won by Mrs. r. S. Anderson,
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. c. Goslin. Mrs. George
Low and Mrs. IL. L. Hayden.
Mrs. Judge William NJ. McCluer enter
tanned the Norrh Hill Progressive Euchre
club on Tuesday evening very pleasantly.
The prizes were won by Miss Darlington,
Converse, Mrs. Ivory McKusick and Mr..
George Brush.
Last night Miss Nellie and Master Willie
Capron, at the residence of their parents,
corner Third and Churchill, i'm honor of
Nellie's seventh birthday. Fifty young
people were present and good time is re-
ported.
A o'clock tea was given by Mrs. W. NJ.
Capron on Thursday evening. TWENTY-FIVE
ladies were present and the tea was one of
the finest of the season.
A large and enjoyable party was given at
the residence of Mr.. j. B. Taft in the coun-
try on Friday evening. A number of Still
water people attended.
The pupils of the st. Michaels school ex-
curted to st. Paul in several large sleds
on Tuesday to see the ice palace, and all re-
port good time.
On Thursday evening Mrs. d. L. Burling-
ham gave party in honor of her sister.
Miss Nellie Kelley of st. Paul.
Mr.. John Gerken of this city and Miss
Eek of the Soule settlement were married
on Thursday evening.
Miss Maud Evans celebrated her 18th
birthday by giving a party on Thursday
evening.
Miss Ella McKusck entertained the K.
K. L. club On Friday evening.
ADJUSTMENTS.
''Uncle Toms Cabin" at the Grand on
last Monday and Tuesday evenings drew
large houses. A large house is assured fol-
''Mikado" by the excellent juvenile COM
pany of sixty members at the Grand to-
morrow evening. Mr.. and Mrs. w. j.
Florence will appear here Feb. %.
The roles of the opera of doctor of AL
cantara" have been assigned as follows: DR..
Paracalsus, w. @. Masteman; Senior Bal
thaser, II. w. Davis; Carlos, his son, Frank
Berry; Pomposo, c. L. Easton; Donna Luz
creZia Miss Alma Gillespie; Isabella, her
daughter, Miss Gertrude Easton; Inez, her
maid, Miss Laura B. Dexter.
Rory O'More' will be presented by the
Crusaders Dramatic society under the lead
ership of Aid. j. F. Burke, March IL.
A valentine ball will be given at Ehrig's
hall at South Saltwater tomorrow evening
PERSONALS.
Capt j. A. Reed, Rev. w. H. Harring-
ton, Adam Marty and S. p. Richardson
represented Muller post at the encampment
at Faribault last week.
Miss Belle Childs. teacher in Room No.
5, in Central school building. is on the sick
list. Mrs. Judge Lee is teaching during her
absence.
Miss Fannie Jordan of Anoka and Miss
| Lou Baldwin of Sparta, Wis, spent a por-