St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-15
DAYTON'S BLUFF.

by the St. Paul Capitol Lodge No 90, o. B.
A, for the benefit of sick aud poor members
held at Turner hall last Sunday, March s
1881, despite the weather, was financially
success. The gold watch was won by FL.
Zuekerman of Minneapolis, by ticket No
us. Other prizes were awarded to Miss Rosa
Scheckman and Mrs. Finkelstein as ladies'
prizes. The lucky gentlemen were j. S.
Conan and Bert Schapira. Judges for rattle
were X Rubenstein and Pat Ryan. Judges
for prizes were Simon Jacobs, o. Tankenoff,
u: G1mblat, c. Levinson and Mr.. Joseph, of
Minneapolis. Thanks were rendered the
committee for their good and ardent work
done by the entire members of said lodge.
Mrs. George c. Squires gave a coasting
party wednesday evening. utilizing one of
the steep hills that run down from Oakland
avenue. There were among those in the
party Miss Lyon, Miss Sherwood, Miss Arm
strong, Miss Finch, Miss Gotzian, Miss Horn,
the Misses LambUrn, Miss Miller. of Mime
apolls; Miss Margaret Smyth, the Misses
Stephenson, MISS Maude Taylor, Miss Winter,
Miss Patterson, Miss May Taylor and the
Misses Undertake MesSrs Young Yardley,
Burns, Dean. BOYLE, Horace BigelOw, ". n.
Armstrong, Louis Bigelow and j. D. Arm
strong.
a very pleasant birthday party was given by
Miss Monte PrideauX last Tuesday evening at
her mothers residence, 1127 Reaney street.
I1ddledy wInks ana other games were in
dulged III the first part of the evening. Re-
freShments were served at II O'clock and the
Ing. Music was furnished by Prof. Snyder'S
orchestra. Among those invited were:
Misses Sundherg, Brash, Fuller. Menu, Wal
strum, Peterson, Wollam: Messrs. Earle. Sny
der Watson, Williams, Prideaux, La Funcie
Bishop and McAllister
Alfred Mayo was surprised by number of
MS friends last evening. who came to assist
him to celebrate the occasion of his birthday
anniversary. The following ladies and gen
tlemen were present: Mrs. Burden, Miss
Edna Burden Miss Francis Goldsmith, Miss
Ethel Goldsmith, Miss Jennie Barrett Miss
Jennie Hlnkins, Miss Nettie HackstabIe. Miss
Addie Kellogg, Miss Lenora Kellogg Messrs
j. E. Fitzgerald. John Barnacie, F. Irvine
Barnhart, Henry II. Dengler. George Burden,
Edward Goodwin +. y. Benton andRlch ard
Benton.
The coasting party on Burr street hill last
Wednesday evening report an excellent and
enjoyable time. The party consisted of
Misses Mollie Roach, Annie Roach, Teresa
Flemming Lizzie Flemming, Maggie Con-
nell, Burt Cornell and Libbie Suel; Messrs.
A. Mieson. A. Berester, John Foley Frank
McLaIn, John Cornell. George Otto ana AL
bert Forssell- A few upsetGngs at the foot of
the hill i'll nowise impaired the fun. All en-
Joyed themselves.
Arrangements are perfected for concert
and informal hop to be given Friday evening,
the 10Th inst, at Alcayde hall under the aus
pieces of Ramsey Council No l. 80 ROYAL Ar
canum. An excellent programme has been
arranged, including numbers by the Haydn
quartelte. W. A. Nichols guitar; W. Browne
and Miss Browne in piano duets, and the
Twin City Banjo and Mandolin club will also
participate.
One of the enjoyable events was an after
noon tea given by Mrs. George Ackerly at
her residence, 755 Edgerton street, Tuesday.
Those present were Mesdames Sullivan,
Louis, King. Fendleu, Camden Davis Miller
Heller. Gladson, Gage. Crocker, Bodwell
Bennett, Present, of White Bear: Fredricks,
Flint Rogers, Cullum, SAWYER, Mcfarland,
Comfy, of Minneapolis and Miss Drawer, of
Saltwater.
A very jolly sleighing party drove out to
Mendoza saturday night Among those were:
Misses n. Nugent. NJ. Gray, Jennie Belland,
Maggie and Mamie Jobst Maggie and Mamie
Somers, Kate ard Ann Beck, Rose and o.
Minea; Messrs. T. Sullivan, T. Bell. R.Smith.
O. Lains, F. Rogers. +. Angel, II. KimbaIl, A.
Hesse K. Grant. G. Pete, L. Clark.
This afternoon at $50 O'Clock, at the resi-
dence of the brides parents, 293 West Third
street, Miss Lima d. Weller and W. NJ Sand
ford Jr:; of this CITY, will be wed. The we'd
ding VIII be private. on account of the seri-
Gus illness of the brides mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. A Vance of ST. Paul. Mr.
and Mrs. FL. Thompson and their daughter
Miss Sidney Thompson, were among the
many friends who enjoyed the literary en-
tertainmenL at Manchester college Tuesday
evening.
MIR. Kinning gave a social party at his
home, 6S3 North street, Dayton's bluff, Tues
day evening. About thirty guests were pres
ent and dancing aud card playing were the
diversions of the evening.
An entertainment viii be given by the
members of Constellation chapter, o. E. s,
at Masonic hail, Wednesday evening next
Members of the order and their friends are
cordially invited
Mrs f. j. Schultz accompanied by Miss
Lillian Whitaker who have been sojourmng
in New York for the last month selecting
novelties, will arrive in St. Paul Sunday
evening.
Braden lodge, A F. & A NJ. will give a
musical and literary entertainment to its
members and their families at its hall on
East Seventh street Monday evening, the 10Th
inst
The Luitpold Bavarian Society of st. PAM
gave its first annual festival and ball at
Kallenhauser's hall, corner of Mendoza and
Margaret streets, Wednesday evening.
Miss Emma Macdonald entertained a few
friends with progressive cinch last Friday
evening. After light refreshments were
served, dancing was INDUCED in.
A grand st. Patrick's celebration will be
gwen IN St Johns hall, corner Francis and
Forest streets, Tuesday evening. Hon. NJ. j.
Costello will deliver the Grafton.
The Ich Diem Tennis club has elected the
following officers: j. Coggswen president;
D. Schiffman, captain; c.. Z. Matthews treas
urer; d. Hunt, secretary
There will be a conundrum supper at the
West Side Westminster Presbyterian church
parlors Friday evening, March 20. All are
cordially invited.
The Lower Town Progressive Cinch club
was entertained last Thursday evening by Dr.
and Mrs. William Richeson at their residence
go Olive street.
An enjoyable entertainment was given
Thursday evening at the st. John school
room.
Miss Mcintyre, of Fuller street, will enter
tain her friends soOu with a social musicale
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark, of Hudson avenue en-
tertained friends Thursday evening.
Mrs p. W. Nelson entertained the T. 0. q.
Whist club Tuesday evening last
Miss Flora Lyons. of New Haven't visiting
Mrs. Mack. of Smith avenue.
Mrs. William F. Carroll gave small din
ner party last week.
Miss Lille Heinemann is visiting in Ia
coma, Wash.
Nathan Lyons has returned from New
York.
Miss NJ. l.. Ryan,
Formerly trimmer for E. Knell, is now
engaged in the same capacity at Miss
ThOmnS0n'S pSto hliShmapt go Eoc+