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

aftahno0ns?" Of course he doesn't under
stand about such things The ladies hav,
a really good time together, and it is not TO-
the men to go prying into their business
Cards will soon be ou' for the holiday en-
tertainments and other peasant affairs
MRS. MURRAY's RECEPTION.
A brilliant occasion was the reception a
the home of Mrs. w. p. Murray and Miss
Winnie c.. Murray, of 161 Nina avenue
Tuesday evening. Fully 425 ladies anC
gentlemen enjoyed the charming hospital
ity of the hoStesSeS. who had selected the
occasion as a compliment to Mrs. Neel G.
Murray Mrs. w. F. Murrays daughter-in-
law, and also to present Miss Blanche
WheelOck, of Washington, ID. c., to st.
Paul society. Everywhere rosebuds were
scattered in delightful fragrance, and great
colnucOpaS of flowers adorned the dining
table. Added to this was the beautiful eff
feet produced by the variegatOn of colors
displayed in the toilets of the receiving ladies.
Mrs. Murray was attired in black satin,
and Mss Winnie in lovely costume of
white satin. Mrs. NeeI c. Murray wore
white satin and tulle, and Miss Wheelock
IN yellow satin and duchesse lace. The
! ladies assisting TO receive were Mrs. F. A.
Seymour. in dregS of wine satin; Mrs. w.
j. Z. Kenyon, in white: Mrs. Judge Brill
in heliotrOpe; Mrs. E. t. SumwaIt in pink,
brocaded: Mrs. NJ. Flower, in black, with
jet pasSementerie. and Mrs. DIR. Ancker in
black lace. From until O'Clock D. IN.
the entertainment continued. the afternoon
being devoted to ladies exclusively, and the
evening to young married people and young
ladies and gentlemen. SeiDert's orchestra
furnished music. Among the guests were:
Nc,
Wiliius Dawson. Brown, Mason, Mccormick
Priem, Robins, Odell Murphy. Reed, Johnson,
Cook. Lewis. Day, MOnfort, Donaldson. Rich
ardson, Crooks, Carrie, D. S. b. johnson. A. D.
S. Johnson, Griswold, Braden. Kennedy, Cor
pish c. ID. U Rrien, }. d. O. Brien, II. j. Horn,
S. b. Wuolworth. Scribener, j. r. Irving,
Washington, Irwin, j. ]. O'Leary. Albert
Armstrong, George Armstrong, Albert Schef-
fer, David Sanford. w. II. Sanborn. Bristol
Clayson, Dyer, COplev, Dampier j. Fair
child. G. W. Griggs, Charles McNeale,
Freeman, Hoyt, Petsch, Otis. j. II MUIR
ply, MacLaren, McKenna, Damprey, z ELI
her, Kaufman. Keller. Ritzsnger, Cathe C.
c. 81. Smith, Van Slyke, Patterson. Harlow.
Russell g. b. Harris, Marshall, C. T. Miller
Lewis Baker, DR.. Goodrich and A. r.. McGill;
Misses Mann. McKenna. Hawkins, Dawson.
Smith. Morris, McManus, Robert. Patterson,
German, Fairchld, Rice, Baker, Roche. Kelly,
Holhrooke, Morrison, Fitz. Butler. Won Wedel-
Crooks, Wheelock and Simons; MIR. and Mrs.
l.. FL. Maxtield, Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Bushnell.
Mr.. and Mrs. .. b. Hills, Hon. and Mrs. e.
A. HendricksOn, Jugde and Mrs. j. J.
Eean, Mr.. and Mrs. Young, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. P. Gribbeu, DR.. and Mrs.
Lyon, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A Fogg, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Johnson, DR.. and Mrs. Patterson, MIR.
and Mrs. Charles Fee. Mr. and Mrs. l.. H.
Rundlett DR. and Mrs. Fred Van Slyke, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur H. Rodgers, Mr.. and Mrs.
Doolittle, Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Sumwait Mr..
and Mrs. F. A. Seymour, Messrs. George Mon
fort, G. B. Butler, j. J. O'Leary, .Jr Ed E.
Davidson, Barton, Chapman, Dr. Won Wedel-
staedt Henry Won Wedelstaedt. Wilkes, Cole
man, Nate Singleton. Keller. Russell. Free
man. Tarbox. George Armstrong, John F.
Baker, Charles Warren. George Hurd,' G. E.
Keller. W. B. Laid, Con Crowley and Blank
enhorn and Mr.. Kahn, of Lakota, Oak.
AT MRS. DEANS.
Mrs. W. B. Dean and the Misses Dean,
corner of Summit and Virginia avenues
gave delightful tea party to about one
hundred and twenty young people Thurs
day afternoon. They were assisted to re-
ceive by Miss Nicols, Miss Rice. Miss Auer-
bach and the Misses Wheelock. and Mrs.
Brooks assisted at the tea table. Some of
the guests present were:
Misses McQuiilan. Prince, Rice, Auerbaeh,
Gilman, Vance, lngersOll, Nicols Dawson,
English, Williams, Wheelock. Baker, Bunker.
Thurston, Palme5, Gotzian, Taylor, Bris-
bine, Carpenter, Seely, Napier, Stur-
gSs, Mr.. and Mrs. W. N Strong and
Messrs. Boyle, Dawson, Jackson, Bigelow,
Rantoul, Ingersol, MaXfield, Prime. Price,
Will Rice. Wenzel. Merriam, Gilbert, Driscoll.
Fulton. Hanson, Wright, Peet Kneedler,
Paget, DOebler, Gardley Morris, Wood,
Tigbe, Jacassy, Lieuts. Ahern and Martin,
Spencer. Jaggard, Drake. Weatherby, Gray
and Stryker.
FROM THE EMPIRE STATE.
The New York association held a meet
ing about week ago and elected officers
for the ensuing year. Last THU Sday even
ing at the Ryan the officers were installed
and the, banquet committee was directed to
for the next annual banquet. to be
given at the Ryan on the first Thursday in
January. There will probably be arrange
mentS for a series of winter entertainments,
and headquarters are to be at the Ryan,
The new officers are: d. A. Monfort, pres
ident; A. S. Talmadge, vice president; D.
E. Hand, secretary; j. E. Moorehouse,
treasurer; Rev. II. c. Woods. chaplain; F.
A. Payne. sergeat-at-arms; and e. B. Pal
mer. NJ. G. Brown and NJ. A. Bigford con-
stitutethe executive board.
BUCKEYE BANQUETERs.
lie OHtO dSSOcldtlOu met at Cne cndm De
of commerce rooms Tuesday evening. E. F
Drake presiding and William Foulke acting
as secretary. There were also present w.
P. Murray, j. Ii. Foulke. d. w. Brown
well. John S. Prince, William F. Davidson.
A. NJ. Drake, II. II. Hart. Frank l.. Luck,
Charles Loweth, j. B, Chapman. w. c.
Stanton. E. r. Perrin. E. 81. Elliott, j.
W. ROXwell, H. c. Drake. Charles Nell
rath, Thomas Bowers. John X. Davidson,
j. W. Thompson and II. S. Fairchld.
Messrs. Baker McIlrath and Fairchild
were appointed committee to arrange for
the coming banquet and reunion, which is
to be given some time before the carnival
opens. There will be speaking at the ban
quet, but wine is to be excluded. Ali for
mer residents of Ohio living in Minnesota
are eligible to membership. The names of
G. B. Elliot. of Minneapolis. Oliver Baker,
Timothy Holland and w 81. II. Taylor, of
this city. were proposed at the meeting.
Fifteen members will now constitute a
quorum.
MOBILES TRANSCENDENT.
The mobiles of Osman temple of A. A. o.
of n. of the Mystic Shrine enjoyed ban
quet, and elected officers for the ensuing
year last Wednesday evening. W. II. C.
Wright is most illuStriOus grand poten-
tate; DR.. Mahan, chief rhaban, j. H. Bur-
well, assistant rhaban; A. l.. FlOurnOy,