St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-02
Fergus Falls.

MI ana Mrs. r. N. Burnham enter
tanned their friends at drive whist
"Wednesday evening, with the following
guests present: MIR. and Mrs. Holmes,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wurtele, Mr.. and Mrs.
Root, Mr.. and Mrs. Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs. Parsons, Mr.. and Mrs. JeWett. DIR.
and Mrs. Bedford. Mr.. and Mrs. Vince
lock, Mr. and Mrs. Barrows, Mr.. and
Mrs. Narfield, Miss Basye, Miss
:leanle Angus, Miss Tyler. Messrs.
+. ii. Straub, c. d. Wright.
Head prizes were won by Mr.. Warield
and Miss Tyler and foot prizes by Mrs
Wurtele and Nlr. Root Mrs. b. g.
Page gave reception "Wednesday after
noon from to o'clock, assisted by
Mrs. J. 7. Williams, Mrs. James Comp
ton, Mrs. 6. c. Pollock, Mrs. Pickit and
Mrs. Reynolds. Nearly fifty ladies at
tended. :. Mrs. George f. Cowing en-
fertained party at drive whist We'd
neSday evening. The guests were in
vted to tea al 6 o'clock. The winners
were Miss Stewart and Leslie Pickit.
Those participating were Mr.. and Mrs.
Barnard, Misses CowleS, Mcdonald,
McGregor, Nichols, Stewart, Reynolds,
Messrs. Phillips, Richmond. Adams,
Mitchell. Horace and Leslie Pickit.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. Cowing
gave coffee" from 4 TO o'clock
to a large number of her lady
friends. Miss Grace Reynolds
left Thursday evening for La Crosse
and Chicago, to be absent six weeks.
Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. f. ". Burn
ham entertained a large number of
young people at progressive euchre
The regular fortnightly party of the
Fergus Dancing club was held at the
Grand hotel last evening Mr.. and
Mrs. James a. Brown are still the lead
ing couple in the whist tournament. -.
A supper was given Thursday evening
by the young ladies Of The Lutheran
Synodical church. "A well-attended
masquerade was given in Chase's hall
Tuesday Miss Lottie Dampier ar
rived home Sunday night Rev. c. Il.
Kellermap sailed fron Europe for home
Saturday last Mrs. NJ. Humphrey has
returned from Taylor's Falls, where
she has been making long VISIT.
Mrs. ". L. Duncan gave drive
whist party Monday evening which
WAS participated in by Misses
Mcdonald. Mclean. Tyler. Cowles,
COwing, Page, Niebels. Jordon, Basye,
MeSsrs. Phillips. DIR. Mclean, Evans,
Adams. Morton. Straub, Horace and
Leslie Pickit. Head prizes were won
10y Miss Cewing and Horace Piekit,
while the opposite honorS were taken
by Dr.. and Mrs. Mclean Mrs. John
Dorsey Is visiting in Detroit, Mimi.
Miss Crandall Of Pelican Rapids, has
been in the city for several days. The
young people had surprise party at
the residence of Miss Ada Allen Friday
evening. The most brilliant social
event of the season was the masquerade
given by the Ladies' Guild of St. James
last Friday evening at the Park hotel.
Hunts orchestra furnished the music
The costumes were varied and many Of
them rich and elaborate. The following
are some Of the more noteworthy: Mrs.
RaWSon. Lady Washington; Mrs. Bar
nard, Miguon; Mrs. Holmes, GYPSY:
Mrs. Burnham and Miss Jones, school
girls; Mrs. Wurtele, Poudree; Miss
Jennie Angus, GYPSY; Miss Peggy An
Nellie Nichols, Preciose; Miss Nellie
Phillips, Red Riding Hood; j. W. Ma
son, George Washington; c. E. Burn
ham. two suits. Mother Hubbard and
clown: j. Y. Matthews. tourist, '.0f
for st. Glond;" George Phillips,
Sweden Man." Just arrived; A. Bug
bee. mikado. The ladies intend
making this an annual event
hereafter The I'D inst. was the Tor
tieth anniversary of the marriage of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Hall. and number
of their friends dropped in on them in
honor of the occasion. The evening
was spent in drive whist, head prizes
being taken by Mrs. Partridge and
David duncan, foot prizes by Mrs
and Mr.. Houpt. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Shoemaker,
Mr.. and Mrs. Daley. Mr.. and Mrs.
Houpt. Mr.. and Mrs. BamoWs, DR.. and
Mrs. Cole. Mr.. and Mrs. Rice. Mr.. and
Mrs. BrandenbuFg. Mr.. and Mrs. David
Duncan, Mrs. E. E. Corliss, Mrs. Meag,
her. Mrs. J. P. Power. Mr.. and Mrs. 3.
F. Partridge, Mr.. and Mrs. DeCamp-
Mr.. Dawson, c. d. Wright.