St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-05

following: Night. Mrs. W. E. Edwards:
Texas. Mrs. F. E. Thayer; morning, Mrs. W.
l: Crosby; fire. Mrs W. P Curlice; nun,
Chantler. Mrs. Il. M. Bell, Mrs. Orlando
Rawley; oxford student, Mrs w H. De
Lancey; belle of Tennessee, Mrs. c. A.
Lang; peasant girl, Mrs f. F.. Stevens;
priest W. C. Edward: Yankee Doodle. Il. N.
Crosby; clowns, W.B. Hawley and +. 3;
Thayer; Jack the Sailor, W F. Curtlce; old
salt. F. H. Chandler; Uncle Sam, G. Lang;
Indian chief, DR.. Richardson; old timer, II.
NJ Bell; ghost b. Crykendall; dominoes,
G. F. Smith, Shredder. Allen. Blumnstiei;
cannibal, Bonnie Edwards. Among those
present who were not masked were Mesdames
George F. Smith, Comics, Barnard, Small;
Miss Smith; Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Gearey,
MI and Mrs. Kertson, Mr.. and Mrs. H. D.
Lang, Miss Abbie Hawley, Dr. " B. Linton
DR.. S. G. Cobb. George Sharp, Fred and VII
Small, Will and Louis Crosby.
The Four G's gave the prettiest of their
many delightful parties at Woodruff Thurs
day evening. The Twin CITY Banjo and Man
dolin club furnished the music. and the
dancing was most enjoyable. The guests
were Misses Richardson. Farwell. Van ETee,
Hall, Cunningham, Mcdonald: :: Messrs. Bra
den, A. B. White, Clyde Miller, ". c. cum
bingham and Thomas Baker, of this city MI.
. and Mrs. F. M. Greene, Mr.. and Mrs. E. ". Baker,
Mrs. w. G. Edwards, Mrs. Kilburn, Mrs;
Brainard, Misses Drained, Phillips, Sheperd,
Northrop, Knauft, Sullivan, johnson: TOLL
man, Cunningham Brewer, Mcleod, Messrs.
Dunning, Sullivan, Greene. Edwards. Cay
kendall, Eastman, Mcleod, CorcorAn, Gran
dali, Douglass, Eastman, Church Woodruff,
Woolsey, Dr. Wetherby. DR.. Phillips Prof.
Hartigan and James Wheeler, OF Mime
apolis.
Mrs. H. G. Coykendale was surprised by
large number of her friends Friday evening
on the twenty first anniversary of her mar
rage. The party was planned by Mrs. Bar
nard and Mrs. CoWler and was complete
success. Prof. Hartigan presented a set OF
silver spoons in behalf of the company.
Euchre was played and refreshments served.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Nay
lor Mr.. and Mrs. Cowier Mr.. and Mrs; a: b.
Bell, Mr.. and Mrs. Searler, Mr.. and Mrs.
Baker. Mr.. and Mrs. Overpect, Mr.. and Mrs;
Kirkwood, Mr.. and Mrs. Pitts Mir. and
Mrs. Boyer, Mr.. and Mrs; Stoughton,
ton, Mr.. and Mrs Craig, Mr.. and Mrs. Grid
ley, Mr.. and MIR. Kingsbury, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cunningham, Mr.. and Mrs. Space, Miss
Moody. Miss Cunningham, Miss Carberry.
Mrs c. H. Cook, Miss Stamm. Messrs. Wood
ruff, John Bell, n. Moody, Hartigan
The Social club, the successor to the Mar
ried Peoples Dancing club. will give its first
party in Crosby hall next Friday evening.
Mrs. Harold Gibson will entertain the
Ladies' Society of the Trinity NJ. E. Church
Tues day afternoon.
Mrs. ii. u. Caykendall Will entertain tne
Woman's Literary club Wednesday after
noon.
Rev. E. H. Mckay, of Hamline. will occupy
the pulpit of the Trinity church this morn
ing.
Mr. and Mrs Arson S. Brooks have .OIs
Chicago, where they will visit two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. G. NJ Beuham spent Satur-
day at their old home in st. Peter.
The Neighbour God Bible class will meet
week from Monday night.
The Entranous will give q Valentine social
i'll the parlors of the Trinity church.
Mrs. Cowles entertained q number of ladies
at tea Wednesday evening.