St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-02-16
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Mr.. and Mrs. E.. l.. CraW. of Fort
Wayne. Ind, who have been the guests
of Mrs. G. Z. Cole for several days, re-
turned to their home Wednesday morn
ing. Miss Lucy Curtiss. of Wayerly.
To-, is visiting her cousin, Miss Minnie
Cool. Mrs. Edgar II. LOyhed and
II. MIR. and Mrs. Loyhed will make that
city their future home. Mrs. j. Gill
fillan, of st. Paul, having been called
here by the illness of her daughter,
Miss Mary Gillian, at St. Mary's
hall. returned to st. Paul Monday,
accompanied by her daughter. g.
Maj. Stern I'll. Fowler, surviving vet
eran of the Mexican and Indian wars,
celebrated his seventy-seyenth birthday
Monday, and received the congratulate
tions of his friends. Maj Fowler wis
one OF the first settlers of Faribault. -:
Mrs. Carrie Case, after heightened
visit in the East, is again at home:
The musicale given by the faculty OF
st. Mary's hail Tuesday night wasea
delightful affair. Among the pleasing
features of the evening may be men
toned the instrumental selections by
Miss Whipple. and contralto songs by
Miss Lowther. /. Mrs. &. E. Cole gave
ing Miss Annie Voltz entertained
her friends to a progressive euchre
party Tuesday evening. :. Mrs. f. A.
The0pold, Mrs. A. E. Haven, and Mrs.
}. w. Daniels will receive at the socia-
bic of the parish of the Good Shepherd,
which will be held next Thursday even
ing at Mrs. Theopold'S residence.
Bernhard Schmidt is the proud father
OF bouncing boy. The young gentle
man arrived Monday. w. T. Clark, of
Des Moines, To-; d. A. Thatcher, of
Chicago, and Mrs. Clarke, of Minneapo-
lis. are visiting their respective chill
dren in school here. The dancing
party given by the Masons of this city
in their lodge rooms on "Wednesday
evening was one of the most enjoyable
parties of the season. Every one pres
emit had a royal good time, and the
toilets were many and elaborate.
A abaa Me s MIST Ct the M sews from
Northfield, and Mary Stevenson, of
st. Paul. Owing to the illness
of their leading man, Charles
Nelson, the John Dillon COM
pany failed to materialize at
the opera house Thursday night.
The Scandinavian Harmonic society
gave a pleasant masquerade in their
hall Wednesday evening The Ger
man NJ. E. sociable was held last even
ing at the residence of Peter Roth.
Randall Fuller, of Fullerton, Neb.,
Henry Van Horn, of Chicago. and Louis
FIliatraut, of Crookston, former resi-
dents of this city, are looking up old
friends. -. The Congregational sociable
was entertained last evening in the
church vestry rooms by Mesdames
Woodruff, Jackson, Spencer and Brown.
-. Doctor Edmund Clements was the
unexpected host of a jolly surprise
party last Saturday evening".
K, Haven gave drive whist party to
his many friends on Tuesday evening.
The masquerade at Kyll0's bail
Thursday evening under the manage
ment of Messsrs. Wilkins and Clark was
largely attended. An entertainment
by the Musin Concert Company will be
given this Saturday evening at Shum-
way hail.. IA select party of society
people, headed by Mayor Jewett, spent
last evening in Mortified. Miss Mary
Hallet started for st. Paul this (Satur-
day. morning, to attend the wedding of
Miss Mo!lie Sheehy, of st. Paul. to Her.
man Kenkle, OF Grand Forks. Miss
Hallet will act as bridesmaid. Charles
Hill, of Fond Lu Lac, Wis, is visiting
his uncle. A. l.. Hill. u.