St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-29
THE SALTWATER BUDGET.
Successful Masquerade Ball by the York
Dancing Club.
MANY STRIKING COSTUMES.
Musical and Literary Entertainments.
The General Roundup of the
Social World.

Social World.
The York Dancing club gave a
masquerade ball at Opera House hall
Friday evening, which was attended by
upwards of fifty couples, and was one of
the finest parties given in Saltwater so
far this season. The music was fur
nished by LindblOOm & Graham'S Or
chestra, which opened the event by
playing the grand march at $3.50 o'clock.
This was led by Mr.. f. +. Barnum, who
was attired as an Indian chief, and Miss
Kitty McGrath, who impersonated a
ShepardesS. Among the many striking
costumes worn were, by the ladies: "FOl-
~" Miss Libby, of Lakeland: Might"
Miss Ruth HuntOOn, Lakeland; sailor
lass, Miss Emma GOiSSi; Irish peasant
lass, Miss Annie Lane; Mrs. Washing
ton, Miss Crowley; Queen of Hearts,
Miss Maggie Lyons; shepardess, Miss
riarity; and large number more DOM
mos of different colors. Among the
gentlemen, the range of costumes were
most varied. William Gets imperso-
mated the clown; William Shortall, a
king; DR.. G. o. Burnham, George
Washington; Harry Erickson, duke;
John Scott, dude; j. E. Elliott, his
satanic majesty; Gus Graham and
Sam SanderSon, of Lakeland,
KukluX, Pat Fitzgerald, a police
man; f. E. Barnum, an Indian
chief; ChaS. Smith, sailor boy; G, Ora
ham, refined gentleman; and numer-
Gus other costumes were worn. Supper
was furnished at Crepeau'S restaurant,
and the party dispersed at about 3 a. NJ,
all convinced that the York club was
foremost in giving pleasant hops. The
next one occurs Feb. 10.
The Ladies' Foreign Missionary Soci-
ETY. of the Presbyterian church gave
very pleasant musical and literary en-
tertainment on Friday evening at the
church. Among the features OF the
evening was representation of Che for
eign nations in their national costumes
among which missionary effort has been
directed. The spectacle WIS novel and
attractive, and was witnessed by fair
sized audience, who were served with
lunch at its conclusion by the ladies.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Easton enter
tanned progressive euchre party
Thursday evening. G.. D. Hall. Jr., w.
B. Birge, L. R. Converse and Mrs. W.
c. Masterman were the prize winners.
Mr.. Ludwig Simonel and Miss Laura
Willard, of LIE Sueur, Mimi, were mar
ried last Wednesday at that place. Miss
Willard has been clerking in Parker's
80 cent store for the past year.
Mrs. c. n. Nelson, Miss Gertie Mel
son, Miss Lee Clark, Harry Gridley and
r. w. Nisbet attended reception at
Mrs. 0. c. Green's at st. Paul in honor
of the Misses Scheffer.
j. n. SearleS. Jacob Deragisch, E. G..
Cross and DR.. W. ii. Caine were elected
as delegates to attend the Republican
state league meeting, to be held in Min
neapoliS Feb. 2.
A. M. Kiehle made an assignment to
E. A. Pinney, of this city, of his stock
of merchandise, as his creditors would
not accept compromise of so cents on
the dollar.
Postmaster McCarty and wife have
had Mrs. Charles Donahue, of New
Richmond, and MI. and Mrs. NJ. Wilton.
of Racine, Wis, as guests the past week.
The Omaha road paid Miss Roeph
Sl3O for her damages resulting from the
collision last Monday Oh the short line
between here and the junction.
The Young Ladies' Cooking club were
entertained last evening by Miss Lucy
Brown and Miss Mamie Clewell, at the
residence of Hon. E. S. Brown.
Miss Belle Rankin is now the stenog-
rapher for Seymour, Sabin Il Co., hay
ing changed her quarters from the Office
of Fayette Marsh.
A masquerade surprise party was
given Miss Minnie Folsom on Friday
evening, to which a number of young
people attended.
and Mrs. +. w. Gould, of Bangor, Me-.
are the guests of MIR. and Mrs. G.. III.
Browne.
Judge and Mrs. McCluer entertained
twenty nine members of the Saltwater
bar last evening with fine banquet.
A leap year party is one of the events
booked this week under the auspices of
number OF single young ladies.
Joseph Tenner, Jr.. went up to LIE
Sueur Monday to assist as best man i'm
the Simonet-Wieland wedding.
Mrs. VIM. Sauntry has gone TO the
Colorado springs for few weeks for the
benefit of her health.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Happier. of ALBANY.
H., are visiting Capt. A. L. jerks and
family for few days.
Capt. and Mrs. LOvett. of Lakeland.
are the guests of Ii. r. Murdoch and
wife for a few days.
The Parish Aid society was enter
tanned by Mrs. William Nj. CaprOn on
Thursday evening.
Two car loads of stained glass win
dowS arrived this week for the new
Episcopal church.
Miss Lee Clark left for st. Louis on
Thursday after about a years sojourn
in this city.
The Home club met last Tuesday even
ing at The Sawyer house, with the usual
Miss Ruth MOulton, of Lakeland, has
taken position i'll the Democrat office
as cashier.
Miss E. NJ. Austin, of this city, is the
guest of Mrs. r. Campbell. of Eau Claire,
Wis.
Mrs. L. B. Castle entertained the
club last Wednesday even
ing.
Mrs. G. H. Staples, of Osceola, is the
guest of Mrs. b. IL. Thing, of this city.
Frank Chase, an old-time boy around
here, now of Grafton, ID. T., is visiting
Frank COlgrove, of River Falls, Wis,
was here OH visit Oh Saturday.
Miss Pendergast, of st. Paul, is. the
guest of Mrs. III. n. McKusick.
Harry Thompson, of Minneapolis, is
visiting relatives here.