St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-12
MINNEAPOLIS MERRIMENT.
POST LENTEN GAYETY IN THE CITY OF SAY
MILLS.

POST LENTEN GAYETY IN THE CITY OF SAW
MILLS.
The prediction by one Of the papers that as
soon as Lent was over society would blossom
in an astonishing way has scarcely been
verified by the week just ended. If it referred
to the Phantom club ball at Malcolm hall
probably it was true, for that genial organi-
cation celebrated the release in the highest
style of the art But one swallow does not
make summer. The Phantom club wound
up its season on Thursday night, and its
MODEST effort was its last j. II. Beach,
Fred Hopkins, Walter Burton, Harry Plank,
w. F. Adaucourt aud s. B. Dusnberre were
the leading spirits and arranged the regular
program and the german with connsum mate
skill. Among the ladies' present were
the Misses Gertie Balch, Agnes Norwich,
Annie Virgins, Gertie Pease, Matte Town,
Jennie Pease, Edith Wheaton, Jones, Tenny,
Van Cleve, Mabel Shaw, Wiltberger, Mrs.
Charles Lewis, Misses Bertha Coffin, Phil
brick, Mamie Hale, Kittie Stickney, Nettie
Hale, Mammon, Mrs, DR. Critchtield. Misses
Town. Kate Hawkins, Patch, Marsh, Merri-
man, Busket Alice Adams, Emma Allen,
Grace Barry, HAYS and Comstock. Among
the gentlemen present were Messrs.
W. J. Burton, Otis Colburn, II. V.
Plank, VIII Gallagher, II. w. Allen, W. d.
Robbins, Frank Balch, Fred Scudder, Paul
Krech, II. E. Wood, q. w. Wakefield, j. II.
Beach, Harry Bull. Hartly c. Davis, Walter
McCord, W. B. ingalls,, w. &. McMasters,
Dr. Henry Critchfeld, Arthur Barnard, E.
Smith, Charles Lewis, H. L. Hall, Burt Ball,
W. l.. King, Ralph Hawkins, Harry Law
renee, Sully HefTelfnger, f. l.. Lockwood,
Frank Teuuy, VIII Curtiss, Z. NJ. Bruce, $.
G. Williams, Joe Woodbury. and d. McFar-
laude.
On last Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
J. F. Morrison gave 4 grand reception at
their residence, 319 Nineteenth avenue south.
Dancing was the principal amusement and
was kept up till the small hours of the
night. Refreshments were served at mid
night, and q delightful time was had By all
those in attendance. The names Of those
fortunate enough to be present are Misses
Mary and Lizzie Collins, Beela Scott, Annie
| Schauuon. Alice Gibbons, Ida Overdue and
| Gussie Smith. Mr. and Mrs. James OHara,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Mclaughlin, Mr.. James
Smith. II. Kelly, Morris Leehey, John Hill,
| !. Howard, A. Bernard, W. NJ. Pack The
/ music was furnished by Keely's band.
IS
The unusually prolific church sources con-
tributed but little to last weeks social history.
Easter seemed to be the climaeterie point,
with all of them. and after that important
| date. sociables and entertain ments fell with
! a dun thud. The time is past when the soli-
/ tarv oyster turks within the festival stew and
/ public interest wiz hang fire under straw
/ berries drop from 60 cents to 10 cents a
/ Quart. at which latter figure they are salable
/ az fairs at half dollar, in Is cent lots In
( III that time arrives, there will be no stir in
! the various circles of which as many churches
/ are central points. After thai, the over
! worked psstor viii take his annual vacation,
I or swap sermons with his brethren in other
cities, and another Iull viii come
| -
The New York association was booked for
| a reunion on Wednesday evening The SIS
I ISOLATION. as all will understand, IS CON-
/ posed exclusively of persons hailing from the
I Fmpire stale. From some cause the affair
+ wss failure. not eorporars guard putting
+ in an aruesrarce. The members explained
+ that various causes detained their friends,
+ but generally accompanied the explanation
i with a wink. What can be the mztters The
Kuickerbockers have hitherto been singh
/ larry successful with their state organization
| ana public curiosity Is on tiptOe TO know
/ what is the matter nov. O1e Of the mem