St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-14
MINNEAPOLIS SOCIETY.
An Unusual Dearth of Social Events of
ANY Prominence at the Saw
dust City,
But the Votaries of Pleasure FIND So
lace in a Number of Small En-
tertafnments.
The Coming Hallway ConouctorS
BaII--The Caledonia Club--Gen-
eraI Gossip.
GONE GLIMMERING
Are All Prospects of "A Brilliant Sea
son i'm minneapolis.

looked for since the opening Is now ABOUT
despaired of. In less than month Lent
will have come upon us and the gay period
will have practically closed, so that the
last opportunity will be for q brilliant close.
There is nothing thus far TO indicate the
season will close in blaze of glory. though.
az ever there will be no lack Of small events
to make society happy. if not gay.
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Washington's birthday is The next event
of importance, but patriotism does not
usually find vent in social affairs. ms
week will have 4 number Of interesting
events. notably the railway conductors ball
at the West hotel. a good and pleasing en-
tertainment by the Caiedonlan club and
fashionable bal masque by the st. Anthony
club of the East side
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While waiting for social events society
has enjoyed Itself on the tOboggan slide.
This endowment sad to say, has been some
what married by several accidents. MrS.
Fustis has been hurt, Miss Merrick received
severe injury, and now Miss Pltner, daugh-
fer OF REV. J. l.. Pitner, has been serl-
..isl,. ciippied up. The accident occurred
ON Friday evening and resulted in breaking
a limb very badly The unfortunate girl
NAV vet lose the limb. The fact is that
some Of the Minneapolis slides are too steep
and dangerous. There is a great eXhilara-
ton in a toboggan running mile minute,
but too much danger.
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The second annual ball of the Order of
Railway Conductors, under the auspices of
Minneapolis Division No. 1T, occurs at the
West hotel next Wednesday evening.
Every effort is to be made to insure perfect
arrangements for the good time anticipated
and which the ample accommodations OF
the magnificent hotel makes possible The
dining hall will be at the disposal of those
who wish to dance. Supper will
be served in the ladies ordinary
from D. III. to a. H., while the parlors
will be reserved for card-playing and
social time generally. Although the ball
given last year was very pleasant success,
it is expected that next Wednesdays ball
will in point of attendance and enjoyment
quite eclipse any previous affair. The fol-
lowing committees have been appointed:
Arrangements-H. Staples, g. S. PiXley,
w. L. Allen, i. S. Hough, NJ. z. Benson, ID.
@. Thompson, A. E. Marsh.
Invitation-Eyery member of Minneapolis
Division No. TT.
Reception-H Staples, L. H. Pumeroy, I.
r. Carey, r. G.. Anderson, j. III. Woolnough,
W. ]. Allen, H. Hungerford William +. Sib-
ley b. +. Clements, j. B. Williams, A. w.
Hull, j. H. Gardner, George Parkhurst, f. S.
McKeeby, J. j. Duffy, F. w. Kimball, b. A.
Armstrong.
Floor Managers-D. G.. Thompson, NJ. p.
Benson, c. S. Pixley, George Parkhurst,
Henry Hand, d. ]. Maloney, J. Ducy, w. r.
Morton, L. S. Hough, George Elmer, ]. l..
Briggs, ]. L. Murphy, c. FL. Capron, d.
Burleigh.
On Tuesday evening the Caledonian club
XII -, ~ fofv
ments at Curtiss hall. The program will be
as follows:
PART FIRST.
Grand Fantasia, for piano (six hands,.
Pupils of Prof. Carl V. Lachmund
Recitation, The Return. Miss Agnes Green
Address, Scotland's Stone of Destiny.
Treadwel Walden, d. d
Song, selected. ........... Mr.. A. e. Clerihew
PART SECOND.
Solo, selected. Miss Mabel Chase
Recitation, Mr.. and Mrs. Mann.
Miss Agnes Green
Duet, selected.
Miss Mabel Chase and Miss Mamie Hughes
"Auld Lang Syne''. Chorus by the audience
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
William Prechard's of Twenty-eighth
avenue south. entertained Vine Lodge No.
%, Daughters of Rebekah, on Friday even
ing. Among those present were o. Damn
and wife, John Murray and wife, A. j.
Lun and wife, Ii. Ii. Johnson and wife,
DIR. Frelander and daughter, j. n. North
and wife, E. S. Brown and wife, w. II.
Gibbs and wife, j. Sanderson and wife, II.
B. Williams and wife, G. ii. Tenney and
wife, Mr.. Hopkins and wife, Mrs. G.
Swandelle, Mrs. d. Evens, Mrs. Rilla
Regain, Mrs. John Pell, Mrs. John Granger,
Miss Pauline Vernell Mrs. W. G. Wheeler
Mrs. T. j. Forster, Miss Mary Rogers, Miss
Emma Pell, Mrs. William Crosby, Mrs.
Eckard. Mrs. Eva Drake, III. NJ. Green, G.
II. Melvin, Thomas Pelt, l.. j. Ives, r.
Whealan. Frank Pell, c. G. Rice, A. G.
Smith, NJ. Rogers, c. E. Sibbens and Ii.
Zeler
The Phantom party met at the residence
of f. O. Tilton. 931 Nicolett avenue, Thurs
day evening. MeSdames Tilton and Lewis
and Miss Mary Sullivan were hostesses.
Dancing was the order of the evening.
Those present were Mr.. c. L. Waldo Mrs.
l.. l. Mott, Miss Nellie Select, Mrs. j. b.
ChattertOn, Mr.. and Mrs. Kirch, Mr. and
Mrs. a. YerXa, Miss Katie Farnham, Miss
Katie Mott Miss l.. Warner, Mrs. Tousley,
Mrs. DePuy, Mrs. Van Wrinkle, Miss NJ
Earenfght, Miss Willis, Miss Crosby, Miss
NJ. Newcomb, Miss Mary Sullivan, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. G. Lewis, Mr.. Arthur Stafford, Mr..
Daley. Mr.. j. D. Forbes, Mr.. William
Guthrie, Mr.. Hugh Foy, Mr.. j. E. Green
man, Mr.. James Morris, Mr.. Goldberger,
Mr.. n. Verge, Mr.. James S.O'Donnell, Mr..
Foster, Mr.. j. G. Tilton, Mr. Willis.
On Friday evening P. B. Carroll 429
Twentieth avenue south, gave a pleasant
party in honor of the visit of his parents.
The following were among those present:
Mr.. and Mrs. Leary, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Nj. Kelly, Mr.. and Mrs. p. o. Donoghue,
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix McNamee, MIR. and
Mrs. John Swift, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Hughes,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dunno, Mr. and Mrs.
+. S. Kelly, Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick DAILY,
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Gill, Mr.. and Mrs. q.
Morrison. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dowds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Conroy and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Finnerty.
The @. E. Whist club was entertained on
Tuesday evening at the residence of Mr.. c.
X. Sherburne, so Twelfth street north, by
Miss E. II. Mead. The head prize. hand
somely- engraved pendant, was won by Miss
Cora Armstrong, and the gentleman's prize,
beautiful hand-painted calendar, by Mr..
Ed Colby. Those present were Misses
Carrie Baxter, Emma Rogers, Addie and
Nellie Horton. E. II. Mead. Grace and
Cora Armstrong, Lucy Doolittle and
Messrs. George Gage, Ed Corby. George
Cotton, Charles Smith, Charles White E.
T. Allen, Frank Talbert and j. 4. Mort
land. s'- @ A
A party of about thirty surprised Mrs.
Hyde on Tuesday evening at her home, $40
Seventeenth avenue south. All spent a
pleasant evening. Supper was served at
II o'clock. Among those present were:
MIR. and Mrs. Hoskings Mr.. and Mrs.
Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs. Challker. Mr. and
Mrs. GIBBS, Mr.. and Mrs. Horner. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. B. Meikle, Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler,
Miss Adam, Miss Brock, Miss Adams, Mr..
lnrl- IL.