St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-28

sum- which goes toward purchasing an organ
for tho city and county hospital. The ladies
who originated and carried through the con-
cert so successfully are deserving OF much
praise.
Mr.. Henry F. Beecher, son OF Henry Ward
Beecher, accompanied by his wife and Miss
Scoville of New York, spent portion OF the
week in st. Paul Mr.. Beecher has been
nominated collector OF revenue ut Port
Townsend, Washington Territory, and has
been TO Washington to hasten his confirma-
ton.
Mr.. Thomas Brown and wife OF Erie. Pa,
are stopping at the Merchants. Mr.. Brown,
IL will De remembered. gained considerable
notoriety some six months ago by the deter
mined fight no made against the Standard OIL
company, bat finally succumbed TO the ex-
tent OF about q million dollars.
Gov. S. II. Hauser OF Montana spent sew
eral days of the past week at the Ryan, re-
turning 10 Helena on Friday. His daughter,
Mrs. Annie Kennett, who has been visiting
Mrs. Oaks of Summit avenue and Mrs. Lang
ford OF Exchange street, returned with him.
Miss Genevieve Brown OF Iglehart street
gracefully entertained number Of her
young lady friends last FIR day evening on
the occasion of the eleventh anniversary or
her birthday. The hours were delightfully."-
passed with feasting aud dancing.
The Il. F. G. club were entertained by Mrs.
Sutton, on West Third street, Thursday even
ing. Miss Gotham and MIR. Sherman won head
pIlLts MIS- - 81. GAouc uila II. 0NtGhsSh ZIG
progressive prize, and Mrs. Mccullough and
Mr.. Spery foot prize.
Mr.. \. G.. c. Slower. with Auerbach. Finch
g. Van Slyke, left Thursday for Wheeling, w.
Va, where he will be married TO Miss Alice
Embler of that city. The couple will return
at once to ST. Paul, which will be their future
home.
Lieut.. e. s. Walker from Fort Totten,
Oak, passed through st. Paul on Tuesday en-
route to Florida to bring lack the future Mrs.
Walker. Peace and happiness are wished the
lieutenant by hosts of friends.
The marriage of Mr.. S. E. Streeter OF Min
neapolis TO Miss Nettie McCaskey of this city,
took place on the cath inst. Rev. NJ. n. Gill
bert officiating. The ceremony occurred at
| $50 Western avenue.
G. L. Fauntleroy has gone to Virginia for an
extended visit with relatives. On his return
he may be accompanied by several friends,
who will add themselves TO the Virginia col
| ony already here.
| On Wednesday evening at st. Paurs
church. in the presence Of few friends, Miss
Sadie Barthod OF Hackensack. N. j., and
Mr.. @. A. Tracy Of Minneapolis, were united
in marriage.
Mr.. w. A. Lirdeke of Lindeke & Ladd went
East last evening, and will visit all the prom
nent Eastern importers and jobbers in quest
of new spring and summer goods.
Last Friday Miss Mabel Davidson gave a
! surprise party to her brother, Pay son, on the
| OCc1SlOu Oh MS ABOUT IWGuly
guests were present.
Miss Jennie Moore has returned from an
extended visit with friends in Massachusetts,
ana is now with Miss Marguerite Mann. III
Pleasant ave 1ue.
DIR. ID. p. Bigger, surgeon of Northern Pa
cific Railroad company at Brainerd, accom-
panied by Mrs. Bigger, was in town during
the week.
Mrs. Philip REILLY gave a children's party
Friday evening, il being the 10th birthday OF
her son Philip. About forty little folks were
present.
Tho ladies OF the First NJ. E. church gave
a social in the church parlors last evening
dered.
"Squid" Rice of the Twenty-second infan-
try has returned to his post, Fort Reno In.
dian Ter, from q visit to his father, Mayor
Rice.
Miss Adah Hawkins OF Ashland avenue
gave an informal progressive euchre party
10 about twenty OF her friends last evening.
Mrs. Stanley Huntley, widow of the late
Stanley Huntley of Spoopendyke Letters
fame, is with friends at the Clarendon hotel.
Signor Leo Battalia, an accomplished piano
artisan, formerly of Florence, Italy, and Bos
ton, has taken residence in St Paul.
The Misses Sealy gave very delightful pro
gressive euchre party on Thursday evening
at their residence. 563 Canada street.
DIR. and Mrs. Dorian of Washington street
are the delighted entertainers of a pretty
daughter, born to them last week.
Miss Alice Shave has very nearly recovered
from the severe accident which she received
while tobogganning in January.
The mo Name" Whist club will be enter
tanned on Tuesday evening by Miss Molll,
McQuillan of East Tenth street.
Capt. Henry j. Nowlan. Seventh United
States cavalry. has peen spending the pas
week with friends in st. Paul.
Mrs. Lieut.. G. p. Borden, Fort Custer
Mont, passed through the city Thursday OF
! her way East TO visit friends.
George w. Crawford and wife entertaine,
party of out of town friends at dinner a
: the Merchants on Friday.
Miss Inez Mermier of Brook YIN, n. Y, will
visit Miss McQuillan aud Mrs. George S. Gan
nett at the close of Lent.
The marriage of Miss Marie Beaupre to Mr.
Davis of Chicago has been set 70 the latte
part of June.
The Century club met last Monday evening
Ninth street.
, The st. Luke's Aid society will me ct Of
! Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Cumbey, %
! Pine street.
Miss Hattie Proctor of No. Is Bluff street 1
visiting Miss May Todd at Minneapolis thi
! week.
DR.. A Cutter returned from Port Christian
Miss, and other points South, at noon to-day
4 Miss Anna Sutherland of Winnipeg is visit
ing the Misses Belote, 322 Grove street.
, The Misses Borup entertained few friend
: at tea on Thursday evening.
The Misses Martini entertained friends Mon
day evening.
, Mr. NJ. G. Tuttle is in Florida.