St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-31
NEW YEAR CALLS.
Some Of the Ladies who will Re-
ceiye TO.MOrrOw.

Tomorrow the ladies will receive their
gentlemen friends, after the approved fash
ion. The custom, it is said, will not be as
generally observed in Eastern cities this
year as is usually the case. In st. Paul the
fashion of the ladies of sending cards of in
vitation to each of their gentlemen friends
if not general, but all friends will be well
come at most or all of the homes where the
ladies receive" By the request of sew
eral, both ladies and gentlemen, the GLOBE
publishes below such places as have been
forwarded. Any changes that may have
been made after sending in the lists, and
all whose names do not appear, are re-
quested to send them to the GLOBE as early
as possible lto-day for corrected list to-
morrow morning.
Mrs. Robert Hare, No. III Susan street, 2
p. N. to p. M, assisted by Misses Josie and
Lizzie Wood, Gertie Hauley, Mamie Master
son and Lulu Leyde.
Mrs. C. B. Thurstou, 495 Summit avenue,
l p. N. to Z p. H., assisted by Mesdames
Thaddeus C. Jones, Morton. Barrows, Sraris
and G. H. Johnston, the Misses Kountz of
Pittsburg, Wilson of Minneapolis, johnson
and ThurSton.
Miss Louisa Goss, at Paul Martins, corner
Ada street and Dunedin terrace, 10 a. IN. to
1880 p. H., assisted by Miss Lille Huelster.
Mrs. James Middleton and daughters, No.
61S East Fifth street, to p. ~, assisted by
Mrs. }. K. Hoffman, the Misses Kreiger, Miss
Van Auken, Miss Turnbull and Miss Rogers.
Mrs. w. H. Lightner, No. 81 East Tenth
street, 1 to p. IN, assisted by Mesdames E.
f. Drake and H. 7. Drake, Misses Drake,
Rachel Rice, Hattie Gotzian, the Misses Dean,
the Misses Badly.
Mrs. James Gilfillan, No. 2S7 South Ex-
change, IL to $3.50 p. m, assisted by Mes
danes John Harrington. j. Q. Adams, D. A.
Dickinson, S. r. McMasters, Sprigg Hall,
Charles c. Upham and the Misses Harrington,
Austin, Mayo and the Misses Galusha.
Mrs. H. NJ. Smyth, 466 Portland avenue,
to s p. M, assisted by Mesdames SquIres
David Day, Walter Morton, A. B. johnson of
Fort Smelling, and Miss Squires.
Mrs. Wellington j. Rodgers, SAT Ashland
avenue, assisted by Mesdames V. c. Gilman,
j. c. Wall, the Misses Hill, Bird, Stone and
Otis.
Mrs. D. W. Ingersoll and daughters 49,
Nelson avenue, assisted by Mrs. George L.
Farwell, Misses Fayer, Edna Carpenter, b.
ker and the Misses Banning.
Mrs. J. Fl. Watson, 800 Exchange street, 2
to 10 p. M, assisted by the Misses Ada john
ston and Annie Peterson.
Rev. and Mrs. E. S. Thomas, 1888 East Ninth
street, assisted by Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Chan
der.
Miss Hardy, No. 2O2 Oak street, 8 to D. m,
assisted by the Misses Katie and Lena Botzch,
Mary Schlick, Maggie O'Leary ana Clara
Oerlet.
Miss Gustie Kartak, No. 317 Goodhue street
2 to 4 p. M, assisted by her sisters, Misses
Mary and Lizzie.
Mrs. E. B. Parker and Miss Parker, No. 335
East Tenth street, l to IL p. M, assisted by
Mesdames r. a. Lanpher, Q. P Lanpher. H.
Mingaye, Misses Baliott, Napier, Sealey and
Jeanette Sealey.
Mrs. John Mathies, 3OT Walnut street. as
sisted by Mesdames +. Heydersteadt, John
Mathies, Jr., Misses Blanche Williams and
Lille Mathes.
Mrs. r. z. Paine and Mrs. d. r. Heayener
211 Eighth street, 3 to Z p. m, assisted by
Misses Marion Heavener, Jennie Walther,
Louise Nettleton and Miss May Hendrix of
New Haven.
Miss Williams. St. Peter street, 2 to 6 p. M,
assisted by Miss Washington and the Misses
Perrin.
Miss Isabel 1ngersoll of Nelson avenue will
entertain a few friends at O'clock tea on
New Years day.
Mrs. Foster, Summit avenue, assisted by
Mrs j. Milton Griggs
The ladies of the Women's Christian Tenn
perance union and the Bethel mission will re-
ceive at the rooms, IS East Seventh street,
from until p. IN.
The following ladies will receive from l to
. p L. at the FooHiS Oh tne Young Men S
Christian association on Wabasha and Eighth
streets:
Mrs. Edmund Rice, Mrs. William b. Dean,
Mrs. Thomas Cochran, Mrs. G. H. Bigelow,
Mrs. c. w. Hackett, Mrs. H. j. Horn, Mrs
7. L. Alexander, Mrs. A. E. Rood, Mrs.
| William B. Shaw, Mrs. L. NJ. Saunders Mrs
c. c. Andrews, Mrs. J. B. Hoxie. Mrs j. s.
Bailey, Mrs. A. P. Wilkes, Mrs. NJ. D. Ed
wards, Mrs. A. n. Elliott, Mrs. j. r. Hague
Mrs. II. c. Woods, Mrs. William NJ Bushnell,
Mrs. E. S. Geer, Miss Laura E. Hale, Miss
Jenny NJ. Eyles, Miss Clara Byles, Miss E. F.
Mayo, Mrs. NJ. G. Walthers, Mrs. L. P. Stick
ney.