Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-01-01
SOCIETY DAY.

SOCIETY DAY.
List of the Parties who Keep Open House
and Receive To-Day.
New Years day. A general revival of old
Friendships, and the formation of new &C.
quaintances. The happy custom of receiy-
ing calls will be generally observed through
out the city. And preparations to make the
grand tour have been fully made by the So
ciety-man, as we'll as the friend of the fam
ily. To afford convenience to both caller
and those who receive, the GLOBE herewith
presents list of tho ladies, with their resi-
dences, who will receive their friends and
acquaintaIces:
DAYIoN AVENUE.
Mrs. y. \. Monforr, assisted by Mrs. Oliver
Dalrymple, Mrs. S. Lee Davis, Mrs: John Sum-
mers Miss Carrie Tilden. of Cleveland, o.,
and the Misses Gilson, OF Minneapolis, at resi-
dence OH Da:.on avenue.
Mrs. Pascal Smith, assisted by Mrs. Judge
Brill, Mrs. j. A. Sabin, Miss Sahin, Mrs. Louis
W. Ly=n, Mrs j. Warren johnson, Minneap-
oils, at "a Dayton avenue.
SUMMIT AVENUE.
Mrs. G. W. Griggs and her niece Miss Minnie
GrieGs at Mrs. William Carsons, at 249 Sum
NIT avenue.
Mrs. Fred P. Wright, assisted by Miss Lucy
Smith. Mrs. j. G. O'Gorman, Miss Nellie Car
dozo, Miss Rebecca Cardozo and Miss H1olie
Dorman, of Minneapolis, at "a Summit avenue.
Mrs. Geo l.. Otis and daughters, assisted by
Mrs. G. E. Otis and the Misses Side, Morton,
Mcmillan, Stewart and Mollinshead. at l3a
Summit avenue.
+ol hx,A Mo-
kubin and the Misses hiackubin, at l43 Sum
NIT avenue.
Mrs. Gen. r. ". johnson. assisted by her
sister, Miss Steele, Mrs. II. NJ. Smyth Mrs. DR..
Potts Mrs. G. Livingston, Miss Morris and
Miss Smyth. ut 81 Summit avenue.
Miss Cardozo and sister. at Mrs. Fredericl
Wright's, No. u Summit avenue.
Mrs e. S. Burbank, assisted by Mrs. L. A.
Wykoff, Mrs. H. c. Burbank, Mrs. II. P. Up.
ham, Miss De Lano, Miss Burbank, Miss Eve
Burbank, at residence on Summit avenue.
COLLEGE AVENUE.
Mrs. NJ. Lamprey, assisted by Mrs. Girart
Hewitt, Mrs. DR.. Mann. Mrs. A. K. Barnum
Miss Hollinshead, Mrs. U. L. Lamprey, Miss
Baker, Mrs. G. A. Moore, at No. IS College
avenue.
Mrs D. R. Noyes. assisted by Mrs. Bend
Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. Farwell at 81 College
avenue c
NELSON AVENUE.
Mrs. D. ". Ingersoll and Miss Ingersoll, as
sisted by Mrs. r. N. McLaren, Thaddeus G.
Jones, T. G. Field H. l. Potts, Misses Matilda
Rice. Barry and Nell. of Minneapolis. at No
Is Nelson avenue.
MARSHALL AVENUE.
Miss Winnie Murray lat Miss Bessie O'Leary s
Mrs. John J. O'Leary, assisted by Miss
O'Leary, Miss Murray and Miss Fahnestock, Of
Pittsburgh, Pa, at the corner of Marshall av
enue and Kent street.
BATES AVENUE.
Mrs. A. r. kiefer, assisted by her daughter
and MISS Clara Barber, at LOG Bates avenue
Dayton's bluff.
JACKSON STREET.
Mrs DR.. Murphy and Miss Murphy at home
with Mrs. II. F. Hersey, of Saltwater, and Miss
Leasure, Of Bismarck, Miss May Murphy anC
Miss Hattie Huld.
WOODWARD STREET.
Mrs. Horace Thomp son and Miss Miller as
sisted by Mrs. Geo. A. Hamilton, Mrs. E. c.
Becker and Miss Bradley, of Worcester, Mass
at SO Woodward street.
MISSISSIPPI STREET.
Mrs Edmund Rice, assisted by her daughters
and Mrs. Ruggles, Mrs Able, Mrs. Kenneth
Clarke and Mrs. j. B. Rice, at residence or
Trout Brook.
Mrs. Geo. d. Ruggles, at Mrs. Edmund
Rices, Trout Brook.
wILKIN STREET.
Mrs. VIM. L. Banning, assisted by Mrs. II. J
Horn, Miss E. W. Taylor. Miss Carver and the
Misses Banning, at No. 20 Wilkin street.
EXCHANGE STREET.
Mrs. Judge Gilfllan, assisted by Mrs. DR.
Day, Mrs. Huddest3n, Mrs. William Wood
Miss McKenty, at 235 Exchange street.
wABAsHAw STREET. i
Mrs. Shiels and daughters, assisted by Mrs
Farnham and Miss Ashton, at 1885 WabashaM
street.
WASHINGTON STREET.
Mrs. j. Fl. Stewart, assisted by Miss Huddles-
ton and Miss Stewart, will receive at the resi-
dence, corner of Washington and Walnut
streets.
fifth STREET
The Misses Hirst will receive at No. 10 West
Fifth street.
SEVENTH STREET.
Mrs. Henry G. James, assisted by Mesdames
Scheffer ". s. Alexander, S. r. Mem; sters,
Eastman, Misses Beales, Hunt. and HAYNES, at
26O East Seventh street.
Mrs. Capt. o. E. Michaelis, assisted by Mrs.
Acker, Mrs Boggs. Mrs. Freeman, Mrs. Viii
liama, Mrs. Quinton, Mrs. Booth, Mrs. Wortlen
and Miss Granger, of Fort Smelling, will receive
at No. 800 East Seventh street.
EIGHTH STREET.
Mrs. j. s. Prince aud daughters. assisted by
Mrs. G. A. B. Shaw, Mrs. f. L. Bancroft, Miss
Adams. Miss Dassel, Miss Donnelly, at 227 East
Eighth street.
NINTH STREET.
Mrs. w. L. Perkins, assisted by Mrs. L. a.
Brown, at 129 East Ninth street.
Rev. and Mrs. e. 8. Thomas will receive their
friends at st. Paul Rectory, No. 237 East Ninth
street.
TENTH STREET
Rev. DR.. Dana and Mrs. Dana. assisted by
Mrs. Capt. Oakford. of Sank Centre, will re-
ceive their friends and pensioners at their res
idence. No. East Tenth street.
Mrs. Col. E. w. Smith, assisted by Mrs. l..
D. Hodge, Mrs. E. Mcguire, Mrs. I. N. Granger
and Miss Annie Granger, at 254 East Tenth
street.
Mrs. John Steele and the Misses Steele, assis-
ted by Mrs. Boggs, Mrs. Dougherty, Mrs.
Franklin Steele, Jr., Mrs. Atwood, Miss Brush
and Miss Sloan, at lat East Tenth street.
ELEVENTH STREET
Mrs. W. A. Law, assisted by Misses Minnie
Law and Emma Jacob, will receive at No. 2l5
East Eleventh street.
Uncle Toms Cabin Tonight.
The Forbes Dramatic company open a
brief engagement at the Opera House to-
night with Uncle Toms Cabin Our Iowa
exchanges speak in fattering terms of the
combination. The Des Moines Reqsstey,
speaking of the performance there, says:
Contrary to the general expectation (for Des
Moines has been fearfully imposed on in the
matter of ''Uncle Toms Cabins) the troupe at
the Opera House last evening brought out the
well-worn drama in q more than excellent