St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-31

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hostess.
Among the guests passing Sunday at the
Merchants hotel are: j. w. Phillips and
wife, Chicago; Darlington Phelps and wife,
Morris, Mimi; w. X. Mingay and wife.
Winnipeg; Charles r. Higgins and wife.
city; Mrs. Alice Melbourne, city; o. ID.
Brown and wife, Detroit; A. l.. Hunter,
wife and daughter, Hunters Springs.
Mont; George IL. Rogers and wife, Win
nipeg; Thomas Irvine, wife and son, Beef
Slough; NJ. Donohue and wife, Bird Island;
j. w. c. Misner and wife, Euclid; F. f.
MCGOWAN and wife, Duluth; John ID. Ben
ton and family, Fargo.
The o. n. o. club met last Wednesday
evening with Miss Alice Kenyon. 294 Prai-
RE street. Tie head prizes were taken by
Mr.. K. 4. Van Gorder and Miss Day the
progressive by Mr.. w. L. Bryant and Miss
Burdick. A week ago Wednesday the club
were entertained by Miss Mae Bracket of
Sherman street. The prizes were taken by
Miss Benson, Miss Bracket, Miss Kenyon
and Mr.. w. Z. Bryant
Last Friday evening the Amateur ORA
matique club played Down by the Sea" TO
a large and appreciatve audience. Just a
little before the time for the first act, one
of business in st. Paul was on fire, so that
necessitated the reading of two parts, as his
brother, also one of the actors, felt it his
duty TO leave. The members were very
sorry to disappoint the audience, but after
the play the hall was cleared and dancing
was INDUCED in.
Mrs. Max Schawb. Spruce street. was
surprised by number of her lady friends
ON "Wednesday q ftarnOpn II haipu fba ami
versary of her birthday. Presents were
beautiful and numerous. There were
among the visitors Mrs. Cardozo, Mrs. Far
dels and sister. Mrs. Fishman, Mrs. Herr
and daughter, Mrs. Hirschman and sister,
Mrs. Marks, Mrs. Rothschild, Mrs. Rice,
Mrs. Siegel, Mrs. Schawb, Mrs. ShOpira.
Last Tuesday evening Mrs. Topping of
Merriam Park gave progressive euchre
party in honor of Miss Stewart, Miss
Small and Mr.. Randall winning the head
prize, Miss Small also winning the pro-
greSsive. Mr.. Bedell won the gentleman's
progressive and Miss HOyt and Mr.. Stevens
won the foot prizes. Every one had very
pleasant evening.
Misses Lille, Gertie and Josie Douglas
of Duluth arrived in st. Paul Friday even
ing and were welcomed at the depot by
Misses Aggie and Allie Gillen and Mr..
Fred Bueneman and Mr.. N Speicher. Miss
Gertie will spend few weeks with Miss
Allie Gillen and Miss Lille and Josie will
be the guest of the Misses Bueneman of
Sixth street.
The Washington Evening Star of Jan.
81 says: ''Miss Winnie Murray of st.
Paul, who has been a guest of Mrs. Judge
Wilson for two weeks, is now at the Gram
Grey, guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John 4.
Beall;" also that Miss Murray assisted at
reception given by Mrs. Beall on the goth,
giving her costume as shell pink silk.
A pleasant surprise party was given Sat
urday, Jan. %, at the residence of Mr.. w.
+. CRUDE and wife for the celebration of
their wooden wedding. The party con-
CRUDE and Messrs. Hamsher, . PiercOns,
McKensie, Weedie, Clark, GrohndaIl and
CRUDE.
Arthur Uhlig, formerly with Prof.
Clarke of New York, is now i'm the city
permanently located. and has been engaged
by Prof. r. II. Evans TO play for all his
services for hops, balls germans. etc., can
leave word at room 6, Sherman hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Field. 600 Jackson
street, were taken completely by surprise
last Wednesday evening. 1t being their
sixth wedding anniversary. a number of
their friends dropped in about o'clock and
made things lively until about 2 IN the
morning. All report good time.
Mr.. Frost, a recent and valuable acquisi-
ton to ST. Paul social circles, gave theater
party last Wednesday evening. and most
sensibly selected seats i'm the body of the
house instead of in the box. After the
theatre Mr.. Frost entertained his party at a
charming supper at the Ryan. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. d. NJ. Dyer of Nina ave-
nue. gave progressive euchre party last
Thursday evening. MI. w. c. Bennett
and Mrs. S. DeCamp earned the head
prizes. Mr.. j. S. Mackay and Mrs. j. j.
Egan earned the foot and DR.. Richeson
the progressive prize.
DR.. A. p. Keam of Grand Rapids, Mich,
is at the Ryan and will make his future
residence here. He will open an Office and
establish himself in this city. The doctor
is a well-known physician, and enjoys a
high reputation among the Michigan medi-
cal fraternity.
Last Thursday evening Mrs. Dulcher of
Merriam Park gave a very pleasant pro-
gressive euchre to married folks. Mrs.
Northrup and Mr. Parrit won the head
prizes, Mrs. Chamberlain and Mr. Funk the
progressive, Mrs. Porter and Mr.. Bell the
foot.
The chamber of commerce will give a
banquet to the editors of Minnesota and
the Northwest at the Merchants hotel on
Thursday evening next. The banquet will
commence at 1915. A feast in every sense
may be expected.
The Star club was entertained by the
Misses Burkhard on Friday evening. Miss
Bertha Burkhard and Mr.. z. Sehlattman
won the head badges and Miss Pauline
Lawrence and MI. j. Lawrence the pro-
gressive badges.
EX-Chief of Police Weber celebrated his
fiftieth birthday with pleasant party last
Tuesday eve at his residence. No. 2S3 Car
roll street. 1t was big time, with dane
ting, feasting and gift giving.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Moss of Pleasant
avenue celebrated the tenth anniversary OF
their wedding last Monday evening. Large
numbers of their friends attended and be-
slowed elegant gifts.
The Junior Danciug club will give their
fifth social hop at Drake Block hall ON Fri
day evening, Feb. 5, and dance out a pro-
gram of twenty dances to the music of the
Hillard band.
st. Paul Camp No. 1 U. S. A. Sons OF
Veterans will give musical and literary
entertainment at the hall in Drake block
next Wednesday evening. Dancing from
10 to 10 o'clock.
Mr.. F. w. Hunter gave german at th'
Ryan last Friday evening in honor of hi
sister, Miss Hunter of Chicago. who is il
st. Paul to enjoy the crystal carnival.
Miss Averiu gave progressive euchr'
party at the Ryan last Tuesday evening
Her prizes were unique. and she introduced
several novel features III the game.
A pleasant episode at the Ryan YESTERDAY