St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-17
PERSONAL MENTION

The residence of Mrs. McNallery, Fifth
Street south, was the scene OF very pleasant
gathering Thursday evening, when about
fifty of the friends of the family gathered
and surprised Miss Maggie. A delightful
evening was spent in dancing, at which
there were present among others: Misses
Julia Mulvey, Clara Boyle Nellie, Katie and
May Burns, Sadie Purcell, Libie Hickey.
Nav and Ella LOTUS Annie Kenney, Sadie
Mcpherson, Mary and Annie Burke, Matte
Dalk, Annie Crowley, Nellie Donovan, Bar
tholomeW Lidd Curran, Julia Bartholomew,
Brennan. Lizzie Purcell, Messrs. II. Burns,
II. n. Brown, j. w. LOTUS, Fred Cloutier,
James Burke NJ. Fox, j. Stack, j. Keiting,
H. RYAN, NJ. Fogertt, j. Welsh, T. Murphy,
T. McCarn, Moore j. Crowley, 7. Burke, N.
Tracy, NJ. Hamesey, ii. Bartholomew, L.
Hickey.
A party composed of the following persons,
who have already returned from Europe,
where they have spent some time in travel,
are now visiting relative friends in the city:
Prof e. Lyman Hood and wife, |. p. Lennon
and wife, G. z. Silloway and wife. The
former is in charge of leading educational
institution in New Mexico.
At the church of the Immaculate Concep-
ton Monday morning Miss Birdie Reid and
Ambrose j. T. Dunn, both of this city, were
united i'll marriage Rev. Father Byrne per-
forming the ceremony. The bride was at
tended by Miss Mable Dunn, sister of the
groom, and F. j. Adams, of St. Paul, acted
as best man to the latter.
BEGINNING tomorrow. Chief T. L. SletSon,
of the fire department, will enter upon a
three weeks leave of absence. Next Tues
day he will attend the national convention
of fire chiefs at Detroit. Mich, after which
he will visit other Eastern cities, principally
in the interest of the fire department here.
Hon. g. A. Pillsbury and wife are at Con-
cord. n. H., the formers old home, where
they are experimenting the erection of the
Margaret Pillsbury hospital. 1t is gift to
the city of Concord from Mr. and Mrs. Pills
bury.
James P. McKenna and Miss Maria Finlee
who were united i'll marriage Aug. D. at the
Holy Rosary church by Rev. Father BlOomer,
have taken up their residence at 26S Tween
tieth avenue south and are now at home to
friends
Alfred NJ. Geesaman, of Geesaman & Muir
ply, with his wife and daughter. started fol
a visit among relatives and friends in Penn
Sylvania Tuesday evening.
President Cyrus Northrop, of thee state uni
versity, and daughter Elizabeth started
Wednesday by way Of Lake Superior TO
Mackinaw, Mich.
Yesterday Julia E. T. Lobdell, dramatic
reader, of this city, took passage from New
York for Europe, where she will spend som'
time
Mrs. Sadie E. Martin, of 707 Summer
street northeast, has as guests for mantl
Rev. and Mrs. A. Fisher. of Chicago.
George Sch1OsSer. OF the Aberdeen Is d.
News. and wife are guests of w. j. Dunninl
and family, Of 1903 Clinton avenue.
DR.. and Mrs. o. j. Evans are entertaining
the Misses Jennie Dodge and Brown, of New
orleans, La, as their guests.
W. s. Elgin, chief of the Rochester, Mimi.
fire department, has been visiting Assistan
Chief Runge this week.
WE. Steele and family returned from tn
East early in the week, having enjoyed
pleasant soiourn there.
Rev. S. P Fay, of Boston, has been visiting
his son, DR.. Fay, this week, and will remain
one more week.
Dr. w. R. Martin and family are in the
East, where they will remain about thre
weeks.
H A. Burgess and wife start to-day TO
Marinette, Wis. OH visit to friends.
Otis Colburn started for New York the lai
ter part OF the week.
G. A. PillsburY will be home this week.