St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-02

present were Misses Yost, Dolan, Simons,
OConnor, Stella and Lutte Halloweii, Gal
losch, Campbell, Messrs. March, Leavett,
Gallosch. Watts and Straight.
G.. T. Briggs and Miss Aggie Briggs were
pleasantly surprised by their many young
friends at their home, COS John street. last
"Wednesday evening. There were about
thirty couple In attendance and they danced
until late in the night. billiards. orchestra
furnished the music.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Tousely were pleasantly sur
priSed last week or the twenty-fifth ami
yersary OF their marriage. at 20 East Seventh
street, by the members of the Touseiy Deaf
Mnte society. Delegates were present from
all over The state. A ADDRESSES were made in
the sign language.
Michael j. Reardon and Alice NJ McGor-
rey were married Wednesday morning by
Rev. y. Hebron The bride was attended by
Misses Katherine Reardon and Annie Glib
bons. Messrs K. Keogh and G. Dougher
served as best men. Mr. and Mrs. Reardon
left on the evening train for short trip East
The members of the Ideal Banjo and
Guitar club and their friends will be er7
tertained on Thursday evening the 9th inst.
ut the residence of Miss May Pretre, of East
Eighth street. A fine musical programme
has been prepared for the occasion.
pleasant surprise was given Mr. and
Mrs. Il. ReinhaId at their residence 557 Can
ada street, on All Halloween. The pariors
were well filed with the welcome guests, aud
all enjoyed the games and the dance through
out the entire evening.
One of the prominent events of the week
was the party given by Mrs. Clifford at her
residence, on Winifred street. Wednesday
evening. Cards were the leading feature OF
the evening.
The YoungtPeople's Society Of St.Stephen's
Chnrch was entertained on Thursday evening
by Mrs. Weston, of Juno street. tableaux and
music being the chief feature OF the evening
Sons of Veterans will have benefit at the
Grand opera house Wednesday evening. The
beneht is for the purpose of purchasing new
uniforms for the company.
Mrs. c. E. Metz. of Hotel Barteau. gave q
coHee Friday afternoon to number of her
lady friends in honor of her guest Mrs. j. NJ
Powers, of Rockford. Mimi.
Cards are out for the receptions to be given
Dy Mrs. William Timberlake and the Misses
Ilmberlake Wednesdays, i'll November.
from to g.
Mrs. Nelson, OF Univerity avenue, enter
tanned the Patriarchal circle Wednesday eve
ming, at Might've party.
Karl Harbaugh gave fiddle de Mirk"
party on Thursday evening. Oakley Stout
received the BOBBY prize.
Miss Katie Wilson. of De Soto street. enter
tanned a large number Of friends at progress
i've euchre last evening.
The Ladies' Social Circle of South ST. Paul
gave an oyster supper in Bryant's hall ON
Wednesday evening.
The Loyal Legion will hold reception for
Gen Nelson Miles. who anticipates visit to
st. Paui next week.
Mrs. Wolcott. of Dale street, gave chill
dren's party in honor of the birthday of her
son, Sidney.
st. Lnke's Aid society Will meet with Mrs.
Cumbey, BOY Olmsted street, Wednesday
afternoon.
Miss Stella Davis entertained few friends
at a card aparty at her home on Pine street
Friday evening.
Misses Doland, OF Smith avenue, enter
tanned number Of friends at euchre Friday
evening.
The Calumet Dancing club will have their
next hop Wednesday evening at Marquardt's
hall.
Miss j. Holmes gave social Hallowe en- to
number of her young friends.
Miss Marguerite Mulvehill, of ST. Peter, is
visiting friends in the city.
Mrs. Warner Churchill entertained inform
ally on Monday evening