St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-21
SOCIETY STILL WATER.
The World Of Gayety During the
Past Week

Socially the past week has been a dull one
in Saltwater. mainly on account OF Lent. On
Friday evening Dr. and Mrs. +. Van Waters
were agreeably surprised by a party of
friends at their residence on the South hill.
The surprise was gotten up and given them
by about thirty friends rs mark of their
appreciation. They carried with them an
elegant silver water service which was pre-
scented 10 them, Judge K. Lehmicke making
the presentation speech in few well chosen
wols- The evening was spent in music and
conversation.
The Mikado tea given by the young
ladies of the Presbyterian church in
the church paElors on Friday evening" was the
first ever given in Saltwater. The entertain
ment was a complete success in every sense
of the word. and melted u neat sum for the
church.
On Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. James
Williamson were surprised by a large party
of friends. The evening was spent playing
progressive euchre and the prizes were won
by Mrs. Lee Murphy. Mrs. X. NJ. Anderson,
job n Glider and L. 4. Fellows.
On Wednesday ey s1irg Mr.. and Mrs James
II. Spencer entertained party of friends at
progressive euchre at their residence on the
South hill. The prizes were won by Mrs. p.
Is. Smith, Mr.. L. %. Castle, Mrs. Livingston
and George Willard.
The lecture OF Mr.. D. r. Moves OF st. Paul
on q Trip TO Cuba, at the Y. VI. G. a. rooms
on Thursday night was largely attended and
was highly appreciated by all who attended.
At the close, oranges were passed around.
Mrs. c. +. Jellison entertained a party of
friends at progressive euchre on Friday even
ing at sis Linden street. There were seven
tables, and all present had delightfu nj time.
''Rory O'Moore" was successfully presented
by the Crusaders society ut the Grand, for
the benefit of the st. Michaels schools, on
Wednesday evening. About $500 was netted.
The Masquerade bah at the d. L. hail on
Tuesday evening was attended by fully forty
couples. The costumes compared favorably
with those worn on previous occasions.
Harry Capnon entertained the Young Peo-
pies Whist club on Monday evening Miss
Maggie Shepard will entertain the club next
Wednesday.
on Thursday evening DR.. and Mrs. G. E.
Clark entertained a party of friends very
pleasantly.
Next Tuesday evening the Masons will give
a social ut their hall.
MANY PERSONALITIES
Miss Agnes Green left on Friday for VIII =
Jamestown, Oak, where she has accepted
school under Prof. CORY, formerly of Still
nation before the board of phar-
macy at Mankato recently and thereby
becomes a licentrati in pharmacy Gus
Schutunger is in the East. Mr.. and Mrs
Ed Elliott, Mrs. Daniel Elliott and Misses
Matte Elliott, Emma Elliott, Nellie McComb,
Friday with st. Paul friends.
George Chambers is in Dakota prospecting
Mrs. J. NJ. Kuhn is visiting friends ut Chi
cago. Miss Minnie Billiard has returned to
Taylor's Falls after q pleasant visit with
friends here. Mr.. and Mrs. A. a. Sandahl
of Minneapolis are the guests of friends at
South Saltwater. Oscar Lemicke is home
from Montana for a few days. Mrs. John
O'Brien aud children of Veazie, Wis., are
mere among friends. Mrs. S. w. Merrill of
Grinell, Ia, IS the guest of her son, DIR. B. ].
Merrill. w. G.. Clark, Esq, OF st. Louis is
visiting his sons, Glenn and Matt Clark
Frank Lehmicke is clerking in Gray s. Pitch
els store. W. II. Munsell has been laid up
with rheumatism.
J. c. O'Gorman has returned from Chi
cago, G.. S. Brown from Fergus Falls W. s.
Conrad from the West, Frank Netzer from
Chicago, Joseph Schupp from Central Amer
lea, j. S. Proctor and wife from Vermont
Dave Staples and Fred Shat from Hot
Springs, Fayette Marsh from Colorado and
Superior City, Robert Anderson, Pat Sullivan,
William Sauntry and Harry HeIsel from the
woods, James Gorham from Wisconsin.