St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-31
MINNEAPOLIS SOCIETY.
Hours of Recreation in the Sister City De-
voted Mainly to Small Social
Gatherings
The Caledonian Club Celebrates Its
second Anniversary With
Burns Banquet.
Tobogganing Parties All the Rage--
The Usual Number OF We'd
dings- ossip.
SOCIETY AT A STAND STILL.
The Gay World of Minneapolis Com
filming Itself TO Small Events.

ties, weddings or hOpS, swell uihhoio vi ~
ceptions to vary the unusual monotony Oh
society affairs in Minneapolis. Notable
events were very few in number last week,
thonqh there was no lack of the many
nleasant and enjoyable little affairs, con-
fined IN a few friends. The prospective out
look shows little or no Improvement There
are MANY events ''set down" for the week,
but they will occasion 10 ground swell III
society. The Jobbers' association banquet
on Tuesday evening will be one OF the lead
ing events.
The week opened very auspiciousiy with
the Caledonian clubs second observance OF
the anniversary, Jan. %, OF the Dirth OF
Robert Burns. The memorial banquet was
given at the Nicollct house. and that cen
tralIv-located hosiery was filled with the
manhood, wit and beauty of Scotla's sons
and daughters. A fine twelve-course BAN
ouet was served, and at its conclusion,
toasts were responded to as follows: City
of Minneapolis, Mayor Pillsbury; Robert
Burns. DIR. Christie of st. Paul; Highland
ers Shoulder to Shoulder, David f. Simp-
son. The Lassies, James Gray; Land OF our
Birth. DIR. r. G.. Hutchins. Miss Phila
Griffin sang robin Adair." Star o Glen
gary" and WED Better Bide Wee" and
John Miller sang ''Kilty Lads" and That
Bonnie Wee Widow" The address OF well
come was delivered by A. NJ. Clerihew,
chief, in few appropriate words. Inc
entire company arose and sang Aud Lang
Syne." which ended the dining-room eXer-
eises. The pleasures OF the dance were
then INDUCED until about 2 a. III.
II must not be omitted that during the
exercises. the DAM orchestra beautifully
rendered a number of Scottish airs. with
bagpipe accompaniment. Among the guests
who participated were the following: Rev.
and Mrs r. I'll. Hutchins, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
A. Merritt Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Miller and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. May, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred May, Mr.. and Mrs. John X.
GRAY. Mr. and Mrs. William Ray, MIR. and
Mrs. G. f. Simpson, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Ill.
Long. j. F. Calhoun, Leon Lane, Aid.
and Mrs. ID. NJ. Clough, Aid. and Mrs.
Barrows, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Evans,
Mr.. and Mrs. q. Clough, Mr.. and Mrs.
David l.. Simpson, Prof. and Mrs.
j. l.. DObbins, Mr.. and Mrs. }. ID.
Smeltzer, Mr.. and Mrs. X. i. Thompson,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Benedict, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. l.. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. III. Il. Gardner, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Hunter, Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. For
man. Mr. and Mrs. G.. X. Evans, Mr.. and
y. D 81.
McKieligan, Mr.. and Mrs. y. G. Carlisle,
Mr.. and Mrs. George London, DIR. and Mrs.
G. G. Slagle, Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Scrip
ture, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Glassner, Mr..
and Mrs. John ii. Long, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jarvie. Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Jarvie, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Stevenson. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Sulli-
van. Mr.. and Mrs. WOlverton, Mr.. and Mrs.
X. G. Evans, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Merritt Mrs.
John Long, DIR. and Mrs. A. G. Clerihew.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Clerihew, Mr.. and Mrs,
w. X. Hicks, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hert-
zogs, DR.. and Mrs. Waterhouse, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Chick,
MI. and Mrs A. J. Marsh, Prof and Mrs.
S. Raymond, Mr. and Mrs. Hector
Baxter, Mr.. and Mrs j. L. Nc
Leod, Mr.. and Mrs. William Steven
son, DIR. and Mrs. Charles Simpson,
Mr.. and Mrs. q. IL. Tenant. Mr..
and Mrs. j. A. Mackenzie, Mrs. L. Gray,
Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. Z. Anxsen. Mrs. Ed
ridge. F. \. Way, Frank Koran, Mrs. Ill.
A. Atkinson, Mrs Spring, Misses Nellie
and Kate Beveridge, Annie Briggs, Belle
Carlisle, Lizzie and Jennie Gray, Kate
Hawkins, Mamie CIerihew. Cora May,
Maggie McClarey, Mary GriswOld, Rose
Flanagan, Mamie Sweeney, Rose Ogden,
Marie Hertogs, Emma Thompson,
Jessie Marshall, May Calshaw, A.
Sullivan, Miss Egbert. Miss Day,
Miss Hunter, Misses Mollie Parker. Kate
FOrman, May RobideauX, Carrie e. Verge,
T. NJ. Griffin. Carrie Pearson, Matte Ken,
nedy, Miss McClarey, Misses n. Druck-
hammer and Ellen Robertson Misses
Theresa Mcintosh, Mamie Qunlan, Mamie
Snyder, Anna Mullaney. w. Evans and
J. n. Thompson. Hon. George A.
Pillsbury, Messrs. John Hunter,
Sammy Hunter. c. X. Side, VIII
heller, George NJ. Boyd, III. c. Stebbin,
John w, Neal, James Morris, 4. Glessner,
+. w. Delamater, John Reid, w. /. Fra
ser, f. K. Sheppard, j. j. Cronk, w. Ill.
Lauderdale, A. Gray, a. q. j. Ogden,
John Gray. c. X. Mcdonald, S. j. Nichai-
son. G. NJ. Kirkham, Wilson Murray NJ.
Jarvie, j. f. Stevens. ii. c. Carlisle,
Charles Side, A. w. Side, ID. p.
Jones, John Miller, John Butler,
James Gray. William Stevenson, ii.
b. Ives William Robertson, Col. Nelson, II.
X. Lackey, Mr.. Marshbank, Ebert NeXsen,
John III. Chick, William Evans, Adam
Hunter, r. q. Evans, A. NJ. Scott, William
Guthrie. Charles l.. Thompson, Charles II.
Hall, William WOrawetZ, A. NJ. Atkinson,
j. Ryan, L. Duncan, {. A. Hanscome, {.
NJ. Webster. T. G.. Burgess. John London,
Jr., j. +. Stephens. Archibald Abercrom-
bic, Alex c. Mather Grand Forks; p. w.
Martin, ID. p. Jones, John V. McIntire, Ii.
Il. Black. Robert Hannah, c. b. Chapman.
L. j. McCarty. IL. w. Hawley, q. n.
Pickett, Adam Hannah.
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With winter sports the week was reason
ably gay and tobogganing parties were the
rage. The Makwa and North Star clubs
were going nearly every evening and the
vicinity of Lowry hill was never melTier.
On Monday evening Maj and Mrs. c. Nee.
Reeve gave a very successful party. The
company met at Mai. Reeves residence at
7:30 and drove thence to the Makwa club
slide in three large wagon-sleds, TObog-
gaming was kept up till nearly IL o'clock
when the party returned to Mai. Reeves
house, where supper was served. At mid
night informal dancing commenced and
was kept up till l o'clock. The gentle
men, who were all Aakwas, were, wit n
few exceptions, in the club uniform.
Among those present were Misses Brown,
Buck, Dadmun, Sweet Carrie Skiles, Jen-
nie Whitcomb. Annie Whitmore, MAY
Shenehan, Carrie Mackey and Messers. j.
s. Bradstreet, w. +. Burwell, w. B.
Palmer, Leavitt Rand, Cavan Langdon
Willis Brooks, Will Hallow Ii. B. Whit
more, Mr.. Tooker, II. Z. Robinson, Mr..
Darling. Mr.. Hart.
On Friday evening the North Star slide
was formally opened and the home club
was swelled in numbers by the North Star,
Globe and several other winter sporting
clubs. A pleasant time was had. On the
same evening the Makwa club had pleas
ant slide, somewhat married by an accident
to Mrs. Eustis, through the carelessness of
small boy.
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On "Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Keer, SO Eleventh street south, ceIe-
brated the fifth, or wooden. anniversary of