St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-10
BRILLIANT WITH WEDDINGS.
Social Life in the Flour City Taking
mn Winter GaYefY.

| Social Lille IN the flour CITY AahhNS
on winter Gayety.
The past week in society circles has been
live one and gives evidence that the fall
and winter social season has fully COM
menced. There have been few, If any
dances. Parties and receptions have taken
their places to great extent, and indeed
the weather has been such that to dance
would be the height of folly. Cupid has
been abroad in the land to a considerable
extent and the week has witnessed an eX-
ceptionally large number of weddings,
nearly all of well-knOwn and prominent
CITY people. In all cases the costumes worn
were elaborate and in many instances de-
cdedly costly One or two progressive
euchre parties have been held. and the in
dicationS are that before the winter Is over
that popular amusement will be raging again
as it did last winter.
RECEPTIONS AND PARTIES.
The Ivy Leaf club held its second sociable
last Thursday evening at Window hall. Fifty
| couple attended and spent q most enjoyable
| time in social converse and tripping it on the
| Eight fantastic" The club is composed ex-
clusively of young Irish-Americans for the
object of advancing themselves both socially
and intellectually. None are admitted to
| membership without undergoing strict Scru-
tiny as to morals and responsibility, and none
are invited to its entertainments who are OF
Incorporate habits The club bids fair to be-
come a permanent fixture, and is financially
| on solid basis.
Some twenty-five friends of Miss Clara
| Rink, of Dickinson, H., who is visiting Mrs.
| Hubbard at 1407 Park avenue south. gave
| her q pleasant surprise party Wednesday
| evening in honor of the anniversary of her
| birthday. Progressive euchre was the feat
ure of the evening, and prizes were won by
John Hanley and Mrs. Dickinson, progressive;
George f. Remnant, Mrs. J. E. Wilcox, lone
| hand; II. J. Altrow and Miss Dodson, foot
prizes. The presents given were very hand
| some.
A banquet was given at West hotel Thurs
day evening by Edgar F. Pierce, in honor of
Walter j. Ballard, general manager of the
Northwestern Collection association. The
guests were all members of the association,
St. Paul and Chicago being represented.
John S. j. Bean, of the Minneapolis police
force was % years Old Friday, and the
| event was celebrated by pleasant reception
held at his home. A large number of friends
were present, and the occasion was an EN- oy-
able one.
Miss Mamie johnson was called upon by
large number of her young friends Thursday
evening, at her home on Broadway. The
party was an enjoyable one.
Capt. and Mrs @. @. Horton, 1119 Third ave-
nue. south, celebrated their china wedding by
a brilliant reception Thursday evening.
Misses Nellie and Anna Nesbit, 1924 Blais-
dell avenue entertained large number of
their little friends Thursday evening.
Mrs. Rufus Hall. at her residence on Uni
versity avenue, entertained some twenty-five
| or thirty friends Thursday evening.
! A brilliant reception was rendered Alfred
| Bierstadt, the artist at the residence Of d.
| Morrison Thursday evening.
At her home on First avenue north, Friday
evening, Mrs. Wake gave party to large
number of friends.
Mrs. V. B. Webster 1892 Chestnut avenue,
entertained company of friends Friday
! evening.
! A pleasant surprise party was held at the
residence OF Miss Ida Wells Thursday after
| noon.
The ladies of the First Baptist church gave
a supper at the chapel Wednesday evening.
Mrs. r. HoweIls, 221 Fifth street south,
gave pleasant party Thursday evening.
| Thursday evening pleasant social was held
at the Olivet Baptist church.
| Dudley P. Chase post gave pleasant dance
last evening.
PERSONAL NOTES.
Miss Hattie Lothman is entertaining at her
! home OH Harriet avenue Miss Kate Farrar, of
| st. Louis, and Miss Jennie Wiltenberg, Of
| Cleveland.
! q E. c. Daniels, of Chicago has been visiting
! tfloQuS III HInH0dpOllS GulS week. ne cdule
to attend his brothers wedding Wednesday
noon.
Mrs. J. G. Taylor. of Sault Ste. Marie, and
Mrs Rich, of Duluth, who have been visiting
friends in this city, returned home Tuesday.
Mrs. j. E. Wyeth and daughter, and Miss
| Toinette Kerr, who have been doing the
Pacific slope, are guests of Mrs. Dora Wyeth.
| Hon. Edward Slade and wife, of Glenbue-
| lab, Wis, who have been visiting Mrs. x. j.
Mendenhal, left for home Monday evening.
Mrs. George E. Wilson, accompanied by
Misses Katie and Hattie Broker, left for an
Eastern visit Wednesday evening.
| Mrs. Theodore Basting and child have gone
to Eureka Springs, accompanied by Misses
Emma and Bertha Oswald
| Mrs. E. A. Thompson, accompanied by her
daughters, Misses Lizzie and Abbie, returned
| from Boston Wednesday.
Miss Susie Kingsbury has as guests the
Misses Moore, of Madison, Wis, and Miss
Eta Hail. of Milwaukee.
| Mr.. and Mrs z. A. Decker, of St. Mary, O.,
were the guests of Mr.. f. Lothman, at the
| West hotel, last week.
Miss Matte Kinzle of Austin, Tex, will
spend the winter in Minneapolis the guest of
| Mrs. H. o. Weld.
Mrs. D. G. Peck has gone to Los Angeles,
| Cal, where she will spend the winter with
| her husband.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Young, so Sixth street south
has as her guest her brother, Louis Young, of
| Kansas City.
Joseph and Fannie Galbraith have gone to
St. Louis, where they will spend the winter.
Miss Lillian Lee, of Columbus, Wis. is visit
ing Mrs j. H. Mayhall, 201 Howard street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Thompson have re-
turned from their visit to New England
Mrs. H. B. Hudson is entertaining her
mother, Mrs. G. E. Brown, of Cincinnati.
DR.. Pratt has returned from his Eastern
trip. DR.. W. S. LatOu has also returned.
Mrs. NJ. L. Reed, of Boston, Mass. is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. B. B. Marshall.
Mrs. H. B. Wolff and daughter, of Morris,
Mimi, are visiting Minneapolis friends.
Mrs. II. N. Nichols and son, of Denver,
COL, are visiting Rev. A. j. Graham.
Mrs. Edwin Mic hols, of Newark, O., is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Hughes.
Miss Nellie Allen and sister Rilla, of ST.
Johns, are the guests of W. H. Allen.
Mrs. J. @. Carroll, of Milwaukee, is visit
inf old friends in Minneapolis.
Rev A. ]. Broche, of Litchield, has been
visiting friends in this city.
| Miss Lizzie Rothman. of DUBUQUE Ia is
visiting friends in this city.
Col. W. S. King left Thursday for months
| absence in the East
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Duncan and son are
! visiting in Denver.
Edward N. Gray, of Chicago, is visiting Min
Miss Carrie Baxter is visiting friends In
| NJ ontevideo.
A. NJ. Reid has returned from his eastern
| trip.
Mrs. W. B. Folds is visiting in Chicago.
H o. Jones is visiting in st. Louis.
MATRIMONIAL.
At the residence of Samuel P. harrington,
200 Second avenue south, Wednesday noon,
Miss Florence Harrington was married
to Franc B. Daniels, of the Wells, Fargo ex-
press company, in the presence of some sew
enty-five relatives and friends. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. L. A. Ostran-
der, of Lyons. N. Y. w. P. Abbott acted as
groomsman, and Miss May McCotIer, of Lake
Geneva, Wis. as bridesmaid. The house was
most Handsomely decorated and the air was
heaTy with the fragrance of the roses form