St. Paul daily globe., 1892-11-20

last week in honor of Mrs. Korach, of Chica-
go. Head prizes were .aken by Mrs. Fantle
.-and S. Hart Dooby prize by Mrs. M. Bern
helm and Fl. Dailafeld. After supper
dancing finished the evening.
Mrs. Matheis Young gave charming little
at her home on Magnolia street. last sunday
evening Among those present were Mr.
and Mrs. p. Simons, Mr.. and Mrs. P. Floody,
.ur. and Mrs. F. Erren. Mr.. and Mrs. Molles.
Mrs. Anna A. Pottgieser, Mrs. Harges and
daughters. the Misses Clara .Steibling, Mfllie
Pottgeiser and Margaret Ley. Some very
choice musical selections were rendered by
Prof. Charles Pottgeiser: also vocal and in
strumental music by Miss Margaret Ley.
Mr. and Mrs Edward WALL nee Mary Alice
o Leary, have returned from Chicago where
they were guests of Mrs. Wallis mother, and
are now at home at 34S East Sixth street.
The ladies and gentlemen who participated
in the W0od-Bend wedding made up the
ater party on Tuesday evening at the Met
ropolitan opera house.
The st. Paul Council of the ROYAL Arcanum.
enjoyed pleasant social time Monday eyeQz
ing in their hall after the business of the oc-
casion was concluded.
Mr.. and Mrs. j Rothschild entertained
twenty-four of their friends at progressive
whist party last week in honor of Mrs.
Korach, of Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Edward Wood went
South on their wedding tour. after which
they will take up their permanent residence
in New York city.
Mrs. Mynch, accompanied by Mrs. F. Wright
and daughter Lillian, left Tuesday for San
Diego, Cal. at which place they expect to
remain all winter.
Capt Gaines Lawson, who was formerly
well known here when he was stationed at
the Fort Smelling post is in Washington city
for the winter.
Wednesday evening, at the home of Charles
aFa1<f ID II,
Monroe Hall were married Rev. s. g. smith
officiating.
E. E. Starkey, ali old ST. Paul boy, departed
for Duluth this week, where he has accepted
very lucrative position in commission
house.
Mrs. Conrad Gotzian and family are ex-
pected home the latter part OF next week
from Europe, where they have been the past
year.
Mrs. j. c. Mcdonald who has been the
guest OF her daughter, Mrs. Whitney Wall.
lett Monday evening for her home i'll Louis
vile.
Capt and Mrs. Ed S. Bean and Miss Stella
Murphy have returned from the lake, and
they are now at home at 20 Iglehart street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William n. Viguers and
daghter. Ada, left Thursday for Chicago,
which place will be their future home.
Mrs. j. E. Larson, of Winona, and Mrs II.
K. Carson, of Hastings. were in the city to
oItOud tllC nNNdiuS
The young ladies assisting at the Wood
Bend wedding were entertained at Mrs.
Bends residence Monday evening.
Miss Gussie Ruppe, who has been visiting
Miss Lille Decker. of Eleventh street has
returned to her home in Rush City.
Miss Douglas McRae. who has been the
guest of Mrs A. ID. Davidson for the last few
months, has left for Hutchinson.
Mrs A E.. Boyeson, of Harrington avenue,
is home from visit to her family at Racine,
Wis, and TO friends in Chicago.
Miss Blanche King, of Summit avenue, en-
tertained the XIX Euehre club with cards aud
dancing Wednesday evening.
The faculty of the Curtss business college
will give an informal reception at their
rooms Friday evening next
Mrs. E. M. Cord, 1887 Carroll street (Mer-
riam Park has returned from two months
visit at CooperStoWn, N. Y.
Miss Maggie Murphy, who has been visiting
Miss Carroll, of Isabel street, left Wednesday
for her home in Lake City.
Mrs Andrew D. Davidson ana daughter
Edith left for the East to join Mr.. Davidson
on his return from Europe.
G. III. Robinson, of Dayton avenue. is home
from Florida, and will soon return with Mrs
Robinson for the winter.
Rev. and Mrs. George Gibson attended the
MISUNDERSTANDING wedding at Marquette,
Mich. last Wednesday.
Rev. and Mrs Fortin recently celebrated
the first anniversary of their wedding at their
home in Merriam Park.
Mrs. William F. Mason gave large re-
ception this afternoon from 4 to for her
daughter, Miss Mason.
Mrs. Frank B. Bass. of Summit avenue,
who has been East for the past ten days. is
expected home soon.
Next Wednesday Mrs. James Bryant will
give large euchre party at her home on
Goodrich avenue.
Miss Laura Fogg of the Colonnade, pleas
antly entertained few lady friends the
first of the week.
The Comus Cinch club has sent out cards
of invitation for social hop Tuesday even
ing at Lifts hall.
Miss May Schmidt, Miss Troiber and Mr.. A