Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-01-02

| old SINNERS 1850 Drdnuy. Oob ~. NILE
Skinner wanted us to drink to Skinner
Drank to Skinner and ate lobster salad.
Met friend who said:
"Let's run in and (hic) see Coe, the tenn
perance man."
Coe said:
Temperance is wise these times"
"Fac," seq l. ''Les drink to him."
Drank twice to Tem'rance. Drank tx
Mrs. Temperance. Drank to children.
Drove around to Miss Thompson's OF
Fifth heavenue. Thompson's famous fcl
rum punch Tried two glasses with Mis-
| Thompson Very happy. House looked
lovely. Ate brandy peaches. Good many
lights. Pretty girls quite NUMEROUS
Drank their health. Drank claret. Their
drank Roman punch. Went out, leaving {
Dunlap hat for Knox, and twelve-dol
lar umbrella in the hat-rack.
Happy thought! Took Charley Brown
| in the carriage with driver, and got OF
outside with myself.
Charley said, "Let's drop in On the Mad
| ison heavenue Masons." "All right
Dropped in. Miss Mason says: "Havs
some nice old Madeiraf''
''Yes, Miss Mason, will have some, my
4
boned turkey to young ladies. Young
ladies dressed beautifully-wore court
train and shoes a la pompadour. Lief
overcoat and umbrella, and changed high
hat for fur cap. Saw span of horses
in carriage drawn by Charley King
Charley was tightually slight. Said he'd
been in to Lees, eating boned sherry and
drinking pale turkey,
Now all called on the Lambs, on Thirty
fourth heavenue. Old Lamb was round
Drank brandy peaches here, and ate more
pony brandy. Young ladies au'ful-high
heeled dress and shoes decollete. Grea
many of them. Nice Roman punch will
monogram on it. Presented large bou
quet in corner to Mrs. Lamb. Exchanged
hat for card-basket, and slid down from
banisters.
Called on Vanderbilt. Hang (h1c) Van.
Vanderbilt! Vanderbilt didn't rec'v calls
Carried off card basket and hung Charley'i
het on bell-knob.. Used Vanderbilt's card:
to make other calls with. Kept calling
Called steady. Called between calls. Dranl
more. Drank everywhere. Young ladie;
more beautiful. Wanted US to come bach
to the party in the evening Came back
Grand party. Gilmore furnished by music
Drank more lobster salad. Drank hall
glass of silk dress, and poured rest OIL
skirt of Mrs. Smiths champagne in cor
ner. Slumped plate gaslight green silk
down on to nice ice cream. Dresses wore
white tarletan yeung ladies cut swallow
tail. Sat on young lady's hand and held
stairs. Very (hic) happy. Fellows had
been drinkin'.
Eleven p. m. Left party. Carriage
outside wanted me to get into Fred Young
and prom'nade over to the Stewards. Ro-
man punch had been drinking Fred. He
invited eight other horses to get into the
fellows and ride around to Stewards
Stewart tight and house closed up. Left
pocket book in card basket outside and
hung watch and chain on bell knob.
Called upon the Fsrgisons. All up. Had
old Burgundy. Fergison's a brick. Took
sherry. Beautiful young lady dressed in
blue Roman punch. Opened bottle OF
white gros grain trimmed with Westches-
ter county lace. Drank it up. Fellows
getting more tete-uly slight. Drank Pam
padoMr rum with young lady dressed Ia
jamaica. Hadn't strength to refuse.
Drank hap New-Year fifteen times-then
got into Fifth Heavenue Hotel and told the
driver to drive round to the carriage
Came up to letter and wrote this room fol-
the Daily Cona{ chic vertiser. Pulled coat of
with the boot-jack, and stood self up by the
register to dry. Then wrote (hic)
wrote more (hic).
U-LI PIRK( hic)INs.