St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-21
r. McGill, G. B. Stewart, L. 3. Teeple
and Z. j. Clough.

The Oberlin Alumni association OF Min
nesota had a very pleasant reunion at the
Hotel Albion on Monday evening. In the
neighborhood of fifty persons were present
when the company sat down 10 dinner. In
teresting addresses were made by Gen. A.
y. Nettleton. Prof. W. T. Frost of Oberlin
college, Capt. J. c. Whitney, Capt. J. y.
Cross, Rev. Z. S. Williams, w. o. Jones
of ST. Paul, Rev. 4. Holden, Rev. r. g.
Hutchins. Rev. Hargraye Of st. Cloud, L.
w. Matter and (. X. Fairchild.
The company broke up at the modest
hour Of 1920. Those present were: Rev.
and Mrs. T.. S. Williams, Rev. and Mrs.
r. q. Hutchins, Mr.. and Mrs. William VI.
Bracket. Mr.. and Mrs. L. X. Fairchild,
Mr.. and Mrs. ". =. Spring. Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. W. Matter. Duluth; Capt and
Mrs. J. n. Cross. Mrs. u. L.
Gallingher. Misses Winnie Whitney,
Grace Williams Helen Upper and VI.
j. Upper, Mortified; Misses Kate Cross,
Emma Dickinson and Miss Nellie Hall,
Hudson, Wis; Miss Love. Capt. J. G.
Whitney, Gen. A. b. Nettleton. w. ID. Nc
Intyre. A. ID. Eads Prof w. G.. Frost. Rev
IL. MADDEN. i. S. Slater, George II. Mead,
II. =. Roberts. a. II. Ellis, Z. II. Clague,
:. S. Stoke, w. o.. Jones, Rev. II. II.
Hart. w. A. Gates, J. w. Mills; Rev. j.
w. Hargrave, st. Cloud; William Mellen,
South Africa.
THE SOCIAL ROUND UP.
An enjoyable dance was given on Thurs
day evening by L. J.. Plummer post at their
hall, Ill Hennepin avenue. During the
evening there were about go people in at
tendance, and danced to music furnished by
the Northwestern band. The dance was
under the management of Col. VI. IL. Ses-
sions, who was assisted on arrangements by
i. A. Egolf, A. Kitman and j. b. Burdick;
on the introduction committee byJ. 3. Bur
dick and Charles BromWich; and on the
floor committee by 4. j. Creigh
and S. p. Eclert. Supper OF baked
beans. coffee, brown bread and cake was
served by the Ladies' Relief corps on duty,
and included Mrs. John Pray, Mrs. A. c.
Lewis, Mrs Emma Miller, Mrs. c. S. Sin
dof. Mrs. G. HOgameyer, Mrs. John
Hughes, Mrs. a. Kitman and Mrs. J. ii.
Palm. The social was success in every
way. and among the guests were number
of visitors from the Washburn and Dudley
p. Chase posts. During the interval in the
dancing. when the musicians were at sup
per, Miss Lottie Blakesley sang two solos.
The post Will dance again in two weeks.
A very unique and pleasant affair was
given on Monday morning at the residence
south, in honor of Miss Brown Of Brooklyn.
the guest of MIS-. Meader. The hostess
took advantage of the season and styled the
affair Valentine party. There were about
twenty-five guests present and the evenings
pleasures were inaugurated by a general
distribution Of valentines from an i'm
prOmptu pOstOilice. The novel entertain
ment being over the guests engaged in pro-
gressiye euchre, there being six tables of
players. The head prizes were won by
Miss Hurd and Mr.. Van Derlip and the pro-
gressiye prizes by Miss Clerihew and Mr..
SOmers. All the prizes were valentines
the head prizes being pretty bisQue figures
Of Cupid adorned with wreaths of smiax
and flowers; while the lady's progressive
prize was a valentine calendar and the gen.
tleman's a valentine poem entitled. Coming
of the Birds. The evening closed with re-
freshments served in charming manner
Little Warren DOner gave birthday
party on Tuesday afternoon, entertaining
fifteen friends in handsome and unique
style. The little folks assembled at 3
o'clock, and after enjoying two hours of
play, were escorted to table very prettiIy
set in the ice-parlor of the store, and treated
TO an elegant supper. In the center of the
table was large fruit piece, and at each
wax candles. Each little guest wore cute
little paper caps, and were each presented
with basket of candies and a candy trans
parency. Those present were: Oracle
Campbell. Oracle Durham, Maud Lowering,
Myrtle Wilcox, EsSa WeitZel, Oracle Rus
sell, Pearl ParcheT, Fred King, John and
Charlie Pillsbury, Carl and Frank Bracket,
Wheeler Bishop Tom BicIlnell, Ralph Will
cox, Byron Elliott, Freddie Campbell, David
Tenny, Melvill Sheppard. Lee Davenport,
Freddie Weitzel and Arthur Brown.
A pleasant surprise party was given to
Mrs. l.. Taillefer on Thursday evening by
about sixteen couples of her friends. at her
home, 513 West Bryant avenue. She was
assisted in receiving her guests by Miss May
Hall. There was dancing and music until
y o'clock when lunch was served. Mr..
HattOn performed on the guitar; Mr.. Gail
on the banjo; Mr.. Steers On the cornet: Mr..
Reynolds on the violin, and Miss Hall on
the piano. Among those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Laramee, DIR. Ninneauet,
Il. Carrier. Louis NJ. DemeuleS, A. La
Beichean and wife, p. Maynard and lady,
James Maynard and lady, C. Lanctot and
wife, Misses p. and Y. Maynard, NJ. Reyn-
olds. NJ. Steers, c. McLain, i. McHutchins.
Messrs. James Maynard, II. Steers, w.
Steers, w. Reynolds, George l.. Nation,
Gair and Davis.
A number Of the members of the Gale
DOMAIN Club and friends surprised their
newly-elected Second Chieftain. j. S. Nc
Clary, at his residence, 415 Sixth street
southeast, Thursday evening. With Scot
fish song and dance the evening was pleas
antly spent. Supper was served at the
''wee sma' 'Our ayOnt the twal'' Among
those present were DIR. Simpson, Mr. and
Mrs. Quigley, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Larkie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Il. Meikle, Misses Ella
and Bella Macintosh, Bella Gray, Jane
Seward, G. Adam, Mr.. John Miller, VIM.
Gray, John and James Shand, j. w. Muir
ray, Peter Duncan. VIM. Dawson, McAiil-
Ian, James SOmerville, McGleod, McPher-
son, McDOugal and Munro.
On Friday night a number of friends sur
prlsed VIM. L. Hyde and wife. at their
home, SIG Seventeenth avenue south. il
being Mr.. Hyde's birthday. also TO welcome
him home from his visit TO England. They
all spent pleasant evening with cards,
songs, readings and games. Supper was
served at eleven o'clock Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Huskin,
Mr.. and Mr.. Robins, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Gibbs, Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bragey, Mr.. and Mrs. A.sField. Mr..
and Mrs. II. b. Meikle, Miss Peterson. Mr..
+. Clark, Charles and Fred. Williamson, j.
Carter and others.
Mr.. and Mrs. George a. Coffin, 2311
Tenth avenue south, were agreeably sur
prised on Wednesday evening by about
twenty of their friends, it being Mrs. COT
fms birthday. The party consisted of Mrs.
j.. l.. Howe, Mr.. and Mrs. o. b. Stanch-
field, Mr. and Mrs. c. +. Griffin, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. T.. Howe Mr. Odell Miss Henri
eta Christy, Miss Ollie Howe. Miss Josie
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