St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-04

Gay AT tne nome or MISS Emallne ArZt III
Penn avenue. in honor of her birthday. her
numerous friends came to offer their best
wishes and congratulations. The party was
entertained with music, singing and merry
games. Among the guests present were
Misses Annie Eichler, Carrie Eichler, Ger
trude Imoson. May Schnaith, Vera Juanita
Butzin, Stella McTeague, Mrs. Charles
Bauer, Mrs. Otto Bauer, Mrs. f. W. Botzin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dahley; Messrs. R. e. Cobb,
Stewart Cobb. Otto Lucas. Fred Dahley.
Charles Eicher, Morris Hirshler, DR.. Sorg,
of Minneapolis.
About fifty couples participated in the
third assembly of the Algonquins Friday
evening in Lifts hall. The affair was very
enjoyable one indeed. An excellent pro-
gramme had been arranged which met with
universal approval. Music was furnished by
the st. Anthony Hill orchestra. The success
which was prophesied for this club is being
fully realized, there being no doubt as to It's
high standard of favor with young people
who enjoy an evening spent in dancing. The
eXclusiveness of the club is one reason of its
popularity.
Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
III. Clarke gave reception to the people of
Unity church and their friends. who were in
vited TO meet Mr.. Hosmer, of Chicago. There
was large attendance, and after the more
formal reception there was dancing by the
younger people. The ladies who assisted
were Mrs. Bailey, Mrs Kellogg. Mrs. Sewail,
Mrs. Greer, Mrs. Carson, Mrs. Woodman,
Mrs. Easterorook Miss Loomis.
The first concert for this season by the or
chestra of the Third United States infantry,
under its efficient leader, G. W. Graves, was
given last evening at Fort Smelling, with
The following programme: Over ture, La
Dame Blanche" 8oreldieu; serenade,
'Amusante," Eilenberg; polka, Glover
Leaf Casey, Richard Fitzgerald: "Haz-
munden,' Greig; b ''Traum der Sennerin.
Labitzky: selection, "Ernani, Verdi; 'Nau-
deville Echoes Lindley
Mr.. and Mrs. ii. W. Carton Jr., who have
recently come here from Buffalo, n. Y, are
occupying j. B. Jordans house 800 Laurel
avenue, for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. r. r. Selmes and family.
formerly of Virginia avenue, have taken up
their abode at the residence of Henry NJ.
Rice, on Summit avenue.
Capt and Mrs j. Ii. Sanders and family, of
the Ryan hoteI, will leave in about two
weeks for California, where they expect to
spend the winter.
Mrs. Jones. of West Superior, who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs William S.
Mellen, of Summit avenue, returned home
on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Merriam and family ex-
pcct to leave the early part of January for
the South, where they will stay the remainder
of the winter.
st. Paul is again the loser for Chicago's
gain. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. N. Fitzgerald have
removed there to take up their permanent
residence.
MIS-. Z. C. Agin, of West Seventh street,
has returned from Chicago after pleasant
visit OF five weeks with her daughter Mrs. F.
j. Fadner.
Mr. and Mrs N. S. Archer and family who
formerly occupied the Wilder house OH
Woodward avenue, have moved to the Ryan
hotel.
Albert Gervais, of East Winlfred street
who has been confined to his home for some
time past by sickness, is slowly recovering.
Henry Rolette. of Winnipeg, a son of
JOSpnh Rnlpttp in
Minnesota history, is in the city.
A social hop was given Saturday evening
by the West side Pleasure CLUB at The corner
of South Robert aud Fillmore.
Miss Emf L. Beardsley, of Carleton col
lege, has been spending the week with Kath- |
ryn Call of Dayton avenue.
Hon Walter Fl. Sanborn has gone to St. |
Louis to attend the term of the United States |
circuit court of appeals.
A great many people miss the smiling face |
of Lieut.. Glenn. That popular officer is on
duty at Fort AssinaDoine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry E. Won Wedelstaedt
will be at home for the winter al 351 ST Peter
street, Windsor hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman E. Brandt and |
daughter have gone on a visit to Hannibal
and ST. Louis, Mo
Abner Polleys, of Chicago, is visiting with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Marsh. 6Sl
Wabasha street.
The Misses Lenore and Alice Austin will
sail from Europe for New YORK the 9TH of |
this month
Mrs. J. D. Lawler, of South Dakota is the
guest OF her mother, Mrs. Sturgis, on West
ern avenue.
Miss Lamborn has gone to Colorado Springs
to visit friends. and will be absent for some |
three weeks.
Mr.. UtteIy and family left Thursday gfor |
Chicago. which place they expect to make !
their home.
Mrs McClagen, of Minneapolis, is the |
guest of Mr. aud Mrs. G. l.. Bonney, of Ra- |
vine street.
Mrs H. P. Morton, of Ohio street, has gone
to the southern part of the state to visit
friends.
Miss Lindsler, who has been the guest of
Mrs. Arthur Sweeney, has gone home to st.
Louis.
turned from the East the early part of the
week.
Rev Mr.. and Mrs. John H. White were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Dibble this
week.
Mr.. Brewster, of Winona, spent few days
with Mrs. E. Eaton, of Capitol avenue. this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brownlee and son. of Bates
avenue, are visiting friends in East Troy.
Wis
Mrs. johnson, of Fourth street enter
tanned number of her friends Monday even
ing.
An afternoon coffee was given by Mrs.
John Seeger of Hoffman avenue, Thursday.
Mrs. Thomas Cochran, of Western avenue,
left for New York the early part of the week.
George F. Wheeler, of Beaver Dam Wis.
is visiting f. A. Johnson, on the West side.
Mrs. Squires and Miss Squires are visiting
Mrs. George C. Squires of summit court
Miss Lottle Arrivee, of Mendoza street, is
visiting friends in New Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Elmer have gone to