St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-06
ADDITIONAL SOCIAL.

Masters Petite and Horace Christian cele-
brated their 10th and Sd birthdays respect
lively Monday evening, by party, from 5
to O'Clock. Dancing, games and mus C
were the pleasures of the occasion. Thirty
seven little folks enjoyed the party and left
many very appropriate presents. The fol-
lowing were present: Misses Maud Bishop,
Hattie Harrison. Madge Harrison. Tenne
Daily, Lille Kesners, Helen Wiseman,
Flora Weeks. Nellie Weeks, Irene Allen,
Edna McMichael, Lulu De LanceY, Fanny
De Lancey, Nellie Woodwork, Nellie
Smith. Rosa Smith, Minnie Miller, Ethel
Malcolm, Ida Theabault, Lillian Baker,
Beulah Baker. Matte Benedict. Florence
Sly, Jennie Higgins, Mary Orvis, Masters
Caleb Paus. Ralph Orvis, Robert Bennedic,
Eddie Heoffet Carl Chapman. Jasper HILL
Sidney McMichael. Tonic johnson, Tennie
Peck. Reiny Sutherland.
Next Wednesday evening the regular
monthly meeting of the New York associ-
alton takes place in Curtiss hall. A large
attendance is expected, as several amend
ments to the constitution are to be consid
cred. An attractive program of vocal and
instrumental music, together with readings
by Prof. Charles Carlisle, has been arranged
for. Millard's orchestra will furnish the
music for dancing. 1t is hoped all the old
members of the assoc alton, as well as
the new ones, will make it point to be
there.
Manager G. W. Shepherd of the West ho-
tel gave theater party and an elegant din
ner party at the West, afterward, last even
ing. Those present were Miss Watson.
Miss Whitman. Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Steele
and Mr.. W. E. Burwell.
Miss Nettie Hale will sail from New
York next Saturday by the Cunard line for
Europe, where she will remain for some
months.
Mrs E. A. Merrill entertained a tea
party last evening at 1916 Harmon place.
On Dec. 81 she will give large reception
party.
Miss Mamie Kelly, daughter of Hon. P.
81. Kelly of ST. Paul. is the guest of Mrs.
R. l.. Kelly at the West hotel
At the Turner hall sacred concert to- day
Prof. Danz, by request will give the violin
solo, s'Little Grandmother"
Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. G. Sidle and Miss Su sic
will go to California on Wednesday next
for the winter.
DR.. and Mrs. E. A. Hutchins entertained
their friends last evening at their home on
DITCH StIOet.
Mrs. Daniel Rollins entertained a small
party last evening at 500 University avenue.
Morgan Post Election.
The annual meeting of the George N.
Morgan post was held on Friday evening
and developed a great deal of interest. The
attendance was good and good-natured ex-
element ran high. The result was as fol-
lows:
ashington Pierce.
Senior Vice Commalder-H. a. Burr.
Junior Vice Commander-D. r. Shockey.
Quartermaster-C. R. Fix.
Surgeon-Dr. George E. Dennis.
Chaplain-E. Kneeland.
Officer of the DAY.. A. Fillmore.
Officer of the Guard-John Hasty.
Delegates to the Department Encamp-
ment-John West, F. S. Mcdonald. G. R. Fix,
Louis Marsh, D. R. Shockey, W. F. Gray, G..
W. kellogg, A. Fillmore, John Hasty and A.
kneeland.
An open installation was arranged for. to
be held in four weeks. and Messrs. Ege
Rea and Towers appointed committee in
charge, with instructions to invite the Re-
lief corps and Sons of Veterans to have
their installation at the same time. Capt E.
G.. Babb, Washington Pierce and w. 2.
Roberts were elected trustees