St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-05
MRS. WHITES RECEPTION.

nue., from giving a reception Thursday
from to p. III. to the ladies' of ST. Paul
in honor of her daughter. Miss White, and
Miss Halle Boardman who had selected
the occasion to come out into society.
Mrs. Whites home was made the very
picture of refinement and artistic taste.
She was assisted TO receive by Mrs. DIR.
B0ardman. Miss BOardman. of Philadel-
phia; Mrs. John w. White. Mrs. A. NJ
Peabody, Miss Peabody. of New York;
Mrs. Del. Harbaugh. Mrs j. n. Granger,
Mrs. T. G. Jones. Miss Sophie Hammond.
Miss Nellie Hyde, of Montpelier, VT, and
Miss Grace Vernon. of Chicago. Some Of
the ladies to whom the Misses White and
Boardman were presented were:
Mesdames C. P. Noyes, Monfort, Timber
lake. Or. Flagg, Haupt, Wheelock, Cochran.
Bates, Penrose Dawson, Day, Corning, Win
ter, Cutler, Newport, Skinner, Lamborn. e.
G. 10 ers. DR.. Stone, Dean, Charles Nichols.
Henry Schurmeier, Ranney, Hager, Dickln-
son. j. H. Amos, G1lfillan, Johnston, Saun-
ders, DR.. Lee, and the brides OF w. n. Strung
and W. H. Thurston. and the Misses Fsirchild,
Stinson OF Name. Thurston, Lam born, Haupt
Mann. Brisbine, Dawson, Vance, GOtzian and
the Misses Dean.
ANOTHER YEAR.
When his birthday came around once
more Monday evening. Thomas O'Dea. of
Goodhue street. found his house invaded by
an army of friends, and was presented with
handsome smokers set. seal skin cap and
pair of beaver gloves. He had to make
response. which he followed by extending
the hospitality of his parlOr and dining
rooms. P. Hillard's orchestra was in at
tendance at the programme of dances.
There were present:
Misses ANNA Connolly Mary Connolly Katie
Kennedy, Mary Kennedy. Francis Nicholson,
Josie Thomas. Annie Ryan. Annie Kouzin,
Annie Mcmahon, Annie Munser, Nellie
Bigelow, Hannah Osborn. Mamie Quinn,
nell, Doyle and Carter, Mrs. Fisher. MIR. ana
Mrs E. J. Cody. and Messrs. R. G. De
Bcncher, G. Zeller, W. G. Hertz, G. Morrise ;,
J. Wilson. F. Stewart, B. Prest. J. Shea, w.
Thompson, j. Tobin, P. Banty, A. Greaza
K. Redmond, G. williamson, W. Spink. A.
Carter, g. Goggen. E. Long, E. Heron, W.
Ellsworth, E. Smith, Prof. Steltzner W.
Keomple, T. Fl. Keomple, f. Berleuberg, NJ
Peter, F. Evans, E. Scott. E. White, J. Joyce,
Messrs. Lytle and Reed. 6. E. Ellsworth, of
Milwaukee, and ]. Mcmahon. of Farioault.
ALL AROUND
Friday evening the Benedict Progressive
Euehre club met with W. Fl. Cook, No. 1907
Fauquier street, and had pleasant evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Flarney won the head
prizes. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Cook the progressive
and Mrs. u. SwartZ and George BTOokings the
foot. After tee game President flarne,
called the meeting to order end its name was
changed to the Fireside club The next
meeting will be held at Mr. and Mrs. A.Cook's
two weeks from last assembling.
The Lower Town Cooking club met with
Miss Grace Metcalf. No. SO St. Paul street,
Friday evening. Tea was served by the
Dung ladies at 1850, the balance of the even
ing being pleasantly spent in dancing. Those
oh
Postlethwait, Talmadge, Wide, Conley. Van
Auken, Hawkins, Adams. Saunders, Bohrey.
Mrs. Travis and Messrs. Cusett Hanford.
Larkin, Adams, Blakely, Dougan, Thomas,
Proctor, Ames, Metcalf, Tidmarsh and
Robertson.
On Tuesday evening the St. Paul Either
club assisted by Miss Marie Geist, Miss Emma
Nilsson, and Mr.. G. Won GoetZeu, will lgive its
first concert at Turner hall. The active MEM
bers OF the club are: o. c. Pasel. director,
Misses Emma Lawrence and Dora Tabelman,
and Messrs. Wolff. Schlatter, Sucker, Geist,
Benz, Scheig and Lawrence. An excellent
programme has been arranged.
Tue Postum club has selected Saturday
evening. January s, for its next annual ban
quet at the Ryan. A large stock of possums
has been secured, and the occasion will be
made one of jubilee. Railroad men compose
this association. of which Judge Chandler. OF
the Milwaukee road, is the Grand High Pos
sum.
The Park Church club gave an enjoyable
entertainment at Park chapel, corner of Holly
avenue and Mackubln street, Friday evening.
There was q good musical and literary pro-
gramme, Miss Norris, a Dresden graduate.
Mrs James and Miss Lenora Austin contirbut-
ing to the occasion.
Miss Annie Cary of Arundel street, enter
tanned the Joy of Life club Thursday even
ing. CARDS and dancing constituted the order
of the evening. There were present: Misses
CrifE
Messrs J. F. Starkey, Ed and Charles Will
mot Simons and Cary.
The ladies of Unity church will have q
Christmas..sale and supper at Unity Club
room on lriday. d &c 10. Special attractions
will be offered in fancy articles, bric-a-brac,
dolls, Christmas cards and other holiday ar
tcles.
The Magnolia club, composed of ex-resi-
dents of the South, and of which Gen. r. w.
Johnson, an eX-Virginian, is president, will
give its annual banqueF at the an next Sat-
uriay evening. 1t will be very brilliant
affair.
Mrs. W. P. Murray and Miss Winnie G. Muir
Iay, of 161 Nina avenue. will give rece ption
Tuesday in honor of Mrs Murray's daughter
in-law. Mrs. Neil c. Murray and her guest,
Miss Blanche Wheelock. of Washington.
The st. Luke's Aid society.of st. Paurs
church, will hold a sale of aprons dolls and
fancy articl, s at the rectory Tuesday and
wednesday art Moons, Dec Il ana 10. he
f. eshments will be served Tuesday.
Some members of the Minnesota Boat club
have organized a snow shoe club. TO take
their first tramp next Saturday afternoon,
with rendezvous al Fort SneIling. Any mem
Der of the boat club can join it.
The poverty social, held at Woodland Park
Baptist church Tuesday evening, was at
tended with an abundance of fun. Patches
adorned every one present. and the ludicrous
was everywhere apparent.
The oficers-elecJ of the st. Paul Lodge No.
q I. o. o. T., for the ensuing term ave. +.