St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-02-01

Mrs. Dixon, Mr.. and Mrs. r. p Dowse,
MIR. and Mrs. Fishbein, Mr.. and Mrs.
Forbes, Mr.. and Mrs. Mclver, Mr..
and Mrs. McKindley. Mr.. and Mrs. K.
Mr.. ana Mrs. G. C. Prindle,
MIR. ana Mrs. W. NJ. Prindle and Col.
and Mrs. Stowell; Messrs. Beck, Brooks,
II. Brown, Chaplin. G. w. Culver, f. N.
Culver, Dewitt, Harrington, Fitch, Hunt
reSs. Jones, Peyton, Silvey. Tear and
TOtmau. n second party will probably
be given in short time.
For the fifth Saturday of January the
president has arranged for French
Salon." The characters to be given are:
Mime .deRambOuillet, Nine. Roland, Nine.
de Remusat, Nine. de Sevigne, Nine.
de Stael, Mime. Necker, Nine. de Motto
vile, Nine. de Bourbon, Nine. Re-
camier, George Sand, Josephine, Marie
Autoinette, Mile. de Soucre and Mile.
de Scudery. Piano number, Mrs. G.
II. Clague; vocal solos, Miss Wilcox
and Mrs. Lachmund; ladies' Quartette,
Mesdames Stryker. Segog. and Gully
ford, Miss Hopkins. The topic for Feb
ruary is Newspapers as an Educational
Factor"
The camp fire give at the Bethel Tues
day night by the woman's relief corps
was successful both In attendance and
enjoyment. An informal programme of
instrumental music by Mr.. and Mrs.
Pearson: reading, Tine Return of the
Private" by Mrs. Clara Smith, and
some old army songs helped to pass the
evening.
The social at the Second Baptist
church Tuesday evening was novel
and pleasant affair." The menu cards
contained a unique list. and each dish
represented conundrum. This feat
IRE created good deal of merriment.
West end teachers were instrumental In
making the evening most pleasant
one.
Prof. Donald Downie has arranged to
deliver more of his illustrated lectures
here. On Monday. Feb. Q, he will lee
ture in Catholic Association hall on
''lreland;" on Tuesday, at the Bethel,
on Scotland" and on Wednesday, at
Temple opera, on Napoleon Bona
parte."
One of the series of dancing parties
given by the Zenith City lodge, X. of
p. WAS held Tuesday night. About
forty couples attended. and it was with
out doubt the most successful dance of
the series.
Among the st. Paul people noticed in
the city last week were the following:
G. j. Miss, j. III. WOolsey, III. Z. Rugg,
q. Nj. Kenyon, j. }. Murphy, Merrill
Ryder, }. =. jacobson and G. F.Whaley.
The Duluth Dry Goods company gave
a grand reception at the opening of its
warehouse last Wednesday. About
1000 people were present during the
afternoon and evening.
A. E. Thompson. who was for many
years connected with the grocery firm
of Cummings Il Co., is now in Duluth,
and will locate there permanently
Manitoba Free Press.
Rev. DR.. Dunn. of Burlington, To-, a
former pastor of the First Nj. +. church
of this city, has been visiting friends
here during this week. He returned
home Thursday.
+. Arnold, prominent ScOtchman OF
ST. Paul, attended the Clan Stewart eel
ebratiOn at the St. Louis last Monday
and remained in the city few days.
The grand annual Bethel entertain
ment will take place at the Temple
opera house Monday evening. A grand
concert has been arranged.
Col. &. III. Graves is in Cincinnati as
representative of the Duluth board OF
trade, attending the national Transports
ton rate meeting in that city.
Mrs. Quinn received letter from her
husband Sunday stating that already
there is a noticeable change in his
health for the better.
George Miller and Bert Costello, who
have been attending st. Thomas SEM
mary, Merriam Park, are home for the
term holidays.
Mrs Minna Harrington and mother
left this week for their old home in
Jackson. Mich. They will not return
to Duluth.
Word has been received that Mrs.
John Mcleod is dangerously i'll at Liy-
erpool, England. She is not expected
to live.
Mr.. and Mrs. Munger returned last
evening from st. Paul. Miss Kate West
ern, Of ST. Paul, is visiting Mrs. Munger.
James Gross is confined to the house
with bad ankle spraln, the result OF
which may keep him in some weeks.
Capt. Fiske will arrive from New
Orleans about Feb. 10 to take charge Of
the United States engineers office.
Miss ii. ii. Overman, of I'll West
Third street, has gone to sTwO HarbOrs
to visit her sister, Mrs. DIR. Budd.
w. ~. VI biiO
business OF the Great Northern here,
has gone to Montana for week.
G.. II. Modisette and family, accom-
panied by A. ID. Thomson, have gone to
Buffalo, N. Y, for short visit.
The Father Mathew Total Abstinence
society gave delightful entertainment
last Wednesday evening.
j. r. Starkey, who has been visiting
his brother, w. &. Starkey, returned to
st. Paul Tuesday.
Mrs. J. l.. Bede is spending few days
in st. Paul, on her way from Washing
ton to Duluth.
The sociable at the EndiOn Baptist
church last Thursday evening was So
cial success.
The pOlicemen's dane in the new hall
tomorrow evening will be gr and en-
tertainment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Durham left Monday for
Sioux City to visit the mother OF Mr..
Durham.
c. w. Fairfax, of Geneva, n. Y, Is
here visiting his brother, Thomas IL.
Fairfax.
Mr.. Pratt, a merchant Of Grandin, N.
d., is visiting Charles Canning, OF this
city.
r. c. Jefferson, of st. Paul. was
registered at the Spaulding last Thurs
day.
Miss Dunnigan is some better, and
friends hope for her immediate recov-
cry.
Carrie and Norton Edwards. of Sixth
avenue west. are i'll with typhoid fever.
G. b. Wagar has so far recovered
from his illness as to be able to ride out.
}. w. Graham and wife and Mrs. ).
II. Long are visiting friends In st. Paul.
Mrs. Harvey w. Booth is visiting at
the residence of Rev. w. Nj. Barker.
DIR. j. A. Smeallie and family are now
do:..icled at 5O7 West Second street.
Marcus Johnson. internal revenue
collector. was in the city last week.
T. G.. Fish, manager of the La Belle
Wagon works, has gone to Chicago.
J. II. O'Brien. travelling passenger
agent of the Omaha, is in town.
The next assembly party will be given
Tuesday evening of next week.
". ii. Davey, postmaster at Moor
head, was IN Duluth Thursday.
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