St. Paul daily globe., 1886-11-21

DAVIS and German. and Messrs. Buford, Will
FarrIngtou, Lawrence Washington, James
Brisbine, J. P. Penn, John w. Adams, G. W.
Hayes. E. B. Barton, r. Baxter, Il. b. Wen
eel, Doebler and Capt. Kelliher.
YOUNG FOLKS AMUSEMENT.
The Young Peoples guild of Christ
church enjoyed musical and elocutionary
programme contributed by Gebhardt Will
rich. Mrs. Fred P. Wright Miss Phillips.
Miss Leonora Austin and Mr.. Royal. Thurs
day evening. Misses German, Smith and
Davis, and Messrs. Harrington, Brisbine
and Morphy constituted the entertainment
committee George Hayes did much to make
the occasion enjoyable. The next enter
tainment will be week from next Thurs
day evening. and the committee to prepare
for this consists of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.
Otis Mr.. and Mrs. Travis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mingaye Mrs. William r. Ladd and Law
renee Washington. The young folks who
enioyed themselves last Thursday were:
Misses Dawson, Harrington, German. Bris-
bine, Nina Smith, Davis, Price, Jones, Austin,
Perry, Stickney, McManus, Morris, Daven-
port Phillips, Chislett, Kemp. Peterson,
Willis, Lizzie FORSYTH, Elvidge, Davidson,
Ralph and Clark, Mesdames F. P. Wright, A.
G.. Otis. Irvine, Phillips and Knight, and
Messrs. Will Harrington, George Hayes James
Brisbine Hewitt, Williams, Will Adams,
Wilrich, Wesley Price, Cathcsrt, Josn b..
Handy, Harry Wright, Clark. Prince, Gilhlan,
Galusha, Singleton. Coleman, Buford, Otis,
Barton, Dadmun, Peck, Sam Gilbert, Riley,
Stees, Clinton Jones, Davis and kiefer, Rev.
S. G.. Jefords and many others.
THE WAY THEY COOK.
A most enjoyable meeting took place
Friday evening at the residence OF Mrs.
Proctor between the members of the
I nh nd
friends. 1t was the first of series to be
gwen once every two weeks. The refresh
ments served were the excellent results of
the work of the members of the club
Dancing was indulged in and the affair
made pleasant in every manner. The la
dies wore teagowns of pleasing and original
des gn. The following were among those
present:
Miss Lizzie Merrick, Grace MetcRlf, Grace
Comley, Anna Talmage, Miss Nsde, Nellie
Van Auckcn, Laura Posthlewaite, Lou Clifford,
Blanche Holland, John Adams, Dick Mid
dleton, Nat Thomas. Charles Slime. Harry
Hauford, Robert Cruit, J. robertson, Mr..
Dugan and Mr.. Larcken.
THE FINCH RECEPTION.
The reception of Mr.. and Mrs. George r.
Finch and Miss Finch Wednesday evening
at their residence, 435 Summit avenue, was
very brilliant. 1t was attended by large
portion of St. Paul's society. The parlors all
opening into one, were handsomely decor
ated. From 8 p. m. until IL the reception
lasted. Mesdames Pope, Nichols, Matthews.
Brooks, Young and Mcintyre. and Misses
Auerbach. Gordon, Draper and Rachel
Rice assisted the host and hoSteSSeS. These
were present:
Mr.. and Mrs Ovitt, Mr. and Mrs. Conrad
Mr. Mrs William Tindaka Mr.
and Mrs. A. NJ. Peabody, Maj. and Mrs.
George @. White, DIR. and Mrs. Price, Nr. and
Mrs. d. a. Monfort, Maj. and Mrs. Wilson,
DR.. and Mrs. Hutchinson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Timberlake, Mr. and Mrs. Charles n. Clark.
Mr. and Mrs. McConville, Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
ton Barrows. Mrs. G. V. Bacon, Mr.. and Mrs..
Odell, Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Berkey, Mr..
and Mrs. A. H. Lindeke, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dean, Mr.. and Mrs. George Acker,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. n. Strong, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Keogh, Mr.. and Mrs. E. /. Frost, Mr.
and Mrs. d. r. Noyes Nr. and Mrs. Joseph
A. wheelock, Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Saunders,
Dir. and Mrs. W. j. Rodgers, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sanders, Mr.. and Mrs c. w. Griggs, Mr.. and
Mrs A. G. Foster, MI. and Mrs. Nichols, Ar.
and Mrs. Fl. B. Willis. Mr.. and Mrs Fred
DriscoIl, Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Young, Mr. and
Mrs Ca peuter Mrs Oppenheim, Mr. and
Mrs. S. S. Breed, Mr.. and Mis-. W. p. Warner,
Mr. and Mrt. Thad Jones, Mr.. and Mrs.
Whitman, Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Fogz,
Mr. and Mrs. Sahlgaard, Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks,
Mrs. c. E. Flandrau, Dir. and Mrs. Harvey
Officer. Mrs. Mai. Bates, of Fort Smelling;
Misses DeSn, Rice. Shaw, Belote, Won Wedel-
staedt Hammond, Vernon. Hunter, Price,
Harrington, Gordon and Greve, and Messrs.
NJ J. Boye, Stanley Proudfit, Frank Hansoa,
Doebler. w. Richard Stockton. Will Rice, Win
Harrington, Wesley Price, Fred Sibley, w. T.
Maxfield E. H. Ozmun. AL and Lew Watson,
of Minneapolis, Harry Johnson. Lane K.
Stone, Nash, Wood, Padgett, Peet, Cattell,
Howard James, J. W. Riddle, Al Sbley and
many others.
Tue Beta Theta Social club met last Satur-
day evening with Miss Mary Buch at 730 East
Fourth street. The prizes were won as fol-
lows: Ladies head. Mrs. Joseph r. Cayaaagh;
gentlemen's head, Mr. Burke; ladies pregres-
sive, Mrs. J. r. Kearney; gentlemen's pro-
gressive. Louis Kreiger; lone hand, MIR.
ThaEe. The club met last evening with Mrs.
Joseph r. Cavanagh at $50 Marie avenue.
ENTERTAINED AT MRS. MCQUILLAN's.
Friday evening was passed very pleas
antly at the residence of Mrs. Louise Nc
Quillan. 397 East Tenth street, who ten
dered reception to about $50 friends from
D. N. until midnight. Some of the guests
were:
Misses Barry, Baker. Rose, Rankin, Bunker.
Gordon Fortune. Kelly. Smith, Mclver, Craw-
ford, Auerbach. Stinson. Thurston Palmer,
Morris. Deau. Gotzisn, Holcombe, Wedclstadt,
Perrin Chute. English, Drew, Draper, Price,
Beaumont, Prince, Shave, Hill, Drake Horn;
Messrs Beaumont. Sibley, Middleton, Gould,
Hastings. Rider, Baker, Maxdeld. Armstrong,
Tingle Wall, Fulton, Bean, Finch, Boyle,
Jaggard, Wright, McIver, Clay, Brisoine.
Camden, Roney. Markoe, Washington. Hol-
combe and Caby. and Lieuts- Abern and
Tear, OK Fort Smelling. who escorted party
from the post
OTHER EVENTS.
The Crusaders rendered an oyster supper
reception to Rev. I. Gibbons Tuesday. Re-
sponses to toasts were made by J. It. Mulgrew,
Rev. T. Gibbons, J. ]. Ryder, Rev. John Shan
ley and Frank Hurley. Other speeches were
made by Father Byrne and Messrs. Mcguire,
Mccarthy and Kelly. 1t was very pleasant
reception. The next entertainment will be
on next Tuesday evening.
The Benedict Progressive Eucner club met
Friday evening at George Brookin's on
Fauquier street, and very pleasant evening