St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-28

Mrs. G.. V. Bacon. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Is. Beais,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Dean. Misses Dear. Mrs.
Bunker, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nichols, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Driscoll, Jr., Mr.. ard
Mrs. Haynie, Mr.. and Mrs. Ryan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Timberlake Miss Undertake, F. F.
McIver, Miss McIver. Miss Crawford, Kings
land Smith. Miss Smith, W. f. Bramhall, NJ.
J. Boyle, Mr.. and Mrs. Weatnerpy. james
Blake. Miss Clifford, Mr.. and Mrs Kirby
Barnum. Walter Moredon, Mr. and Mrs. Theo
Schurmeier, Miss Bunker, Mrs. Cornwall, Mr..
and Mrs. Brooks, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. 5. ellison.
Miss Rachel Rice, F. G. lngersoll. George w.
Hayes, Nate Singleton and Mr.. and Mrs
| OYitt.
MISS HAYNES BIRTHDAY.
A recherche social event of the past week
was the birthday reception OF Miss Ethel G..
Haynie Monday evening at her father S
residence, 255 Rice street, near College av-
enue. Miss Haynie was assisted by Mrs.
Haynie. Mrs. Ryan. Mrs. Ewing and
Mrs. Peabody in receiving. An elegant
collation. was served. Among the guests
were:
Misses Alice West, Louise West Elsie
West. WOODBURY., Matheny, Bessie Franklin
and Elizabeth Haynie, and Masters John
West. Harry Schumacher, Marshall Peabody,
Hoxe Moffett Dean Gribbon. Freddie West,
Clifford Sbley. Robbie Ewing, Willie Ewing
and Donald Haynie. 1t was Miss Ethers 4th
birthday.
| GENERAL GOSSIP.
Miss Maggie Riley handsomely entertained
| few friends Monday evening at her home on
Laurel avenue, the occasion being seigbing
| party. On account of the rain which set in
early in the day, the sleigh ride was aban-
doned and the evening given over to dancing.
Seibert's orchestra discoursed the music, and
au elegant supper was served at II. Those
| participating were the Misses Nellie and Clara
Power. Miss Anna Watkins, Misses Helen and
Jessie Pierce, Miss Curtis and Miss Reed and
| Messrs L. P Richardson, DR.. Harold Patter-
| son. ]. c. Robertson, Edward Pease, Bert
johnson, DIR. and Pitt Jacobs, Barton, Mac
| tageart and Smith.
The French fair for the benefit of st. Louis
| school will open at Market hall next Wednes-
day, Dec. l. and will be continued through
| out the week. The fair will be very attrac-
| tive Among the valuable prizes offered
| and to be rallied at 80 cents chance, are a
| horse, cutter and harness, and an organ, with
| two other prizes. A pony and a fur over
coat will be voted for, theslast article between
| Police Officer Marien and eX-Officer George
| Dufort. J. d. Larpentne distinguished
artist of ST. Paul, has presented the fair with
| two handsome tableauX, an oil painting and
| crayon.
| Mrs. Joseph R. Cavanagh, $50 Maria ave-
nue., entertained the beta Theta" Social
| club with progressive euchre party last
| Saturday evening. The prizes were won as
follows: Ladies' head, Miss Hevner; gents
head, George Thane; ladies' progressive, Miss
Carrie brewery: gents progressive, Mr..
Janison: lone hand. Louis Kreiger. On Tues
| day evening the club gave q social hop to
! their friends at Jennings hall, East Third
| street. The next progressive party will be
| given by Miss Carrie brewery, corner Preble
| and Bedford streets.
| A musical and literary entertainment for
| the benefit Of the Woman's Christian home
| will be given at the residence of Mrs.
| A. b. Stickney, 2SS Summit avenue,
| Nov. 20, commencing promptly at s
| O'Clock. Solos will be rendered by Miss Josie
| Stickney, piano; Miss Fannie Cakes, soprano;
| D. Muehenbruch, violin; H. Wurz oboe;
| Prof. Sherry, banjo. and Morton Gould,
| baritone. Seiberts orchestra will give selec-
tions and Miss NJ. A. Banning will read
1.-The Courtship Scene From Henry ""
George W. Hayes had his entire Sunday
| school class in box at the performance of
| Martha" at yesterdays matinee. He looked
exceedingly patriarchal and happy in the
consciousness of a good deed. The ten bright
title fellows who occupied the box were:
Alveren Abbey, Snow Allen, Charles Hatch,
John Kelliher, George Dunlap, Thompson
Warner, Harry Warner, Harry Morris,
Johnny Winslow and Alfred FootRer.
One of last weeks pleasant occurrences
was domino party at the residence OF f. E.
Snow. given for Miss Ada Finch. A large
number participated. Among them were:
Misses Blakcly, Higbee. Moore, Finch, Blals-
dell, Hoyt, Humphrey and Shaw, and Messrs.
Thomas, Reid, Murphy, McGilI, Miller, Keogh,
Braden, Sealy, Moore, Hamilton and Chand-
Ter.
Yesterday was the 35th birthday of G. S.
Bartram, managing editor of the Dispatch,
and number OF his friends presented him
with an elegant gold watch, chain and charm.
The presentation speech OF Judge Egan was
made in the Press club rooms. Mr. Bartram
laA fax. oh
There was pretty THANKSGIVING table at
tn Merchants. Around it sat Mr.. and Mrs.
j. B. Cook, Mr.. aud Mrs S. G. Cook and eight
of the rising Cook generation. j. Il. Cooks
brother and siSter-in-law were also there.
The family was pleasngly distributed around
the Thanksgiving table.
The Commercial Travellers club inaug-
urated itself with heaps of fun in its new
rooms Wednesday evening. The new rooms
are most elegantly fitted up. Music, dancing
and general social time made up the pro-
gramme.
At Col. Aliens Thanksgiving table at the
Merchants sat four generations. There
was himself and wife, his mother, Mrs E. A.
Allen, his son. George Allen, and wife, and
his grandson, Snow Allen. 1t looked as if
the jolly colonel had much to be thankful
for.
The Junior Dancing and Carnival club has
appointed q committee on costumes. An
amateur mlpSCrel LdluUeuU IOf CDe cluD
only will be given at the next meeting by
Messrs. Langood, Smith, Murphy, Pinger,
Sneider Fischer, Lutz, Gordon and Grady.
Miss Sophie Erd, of 243 West Sixth street,
very pleasantly entertained a progressive
euchre party. one evening the past week.
The head prizes were won by Miss Mary
Schleck and G. Herman the foot prizes by
Miss Louisa Schleck and M. Herman.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. r. L. Hardenbergh enter
tanned the Misses English, of Columbus O.,
Miss Beaumont, Irving Beaumont, N. j.
Boyle and Charles Wright at their Thanksgiv-
ing feast. AS u sequel the entire party took
box at the opera in the evening.
George w Hayes gave dinner party IN
honor of Tom Karl at the Riverside club last
evening. Those present in addition to the
host and Mr.. Karl, were Nat Singleton H.
W. Shade, j. f. Faulkner, L. W. Lyon, w. H.
Adams and George V. 1. Brown.
Miss Finch and Mr.. Stockton, Miss Rachel
Rice, the Misses Dean, Miss Auerbach, and
Messrs. George Bjgelow. Jackson, Paget,
Skipswith and Hyndman composed an opera
box party at ''Victor, the Blue Stocking" the
opening night OF the Ideals.
A toDoggan club, with Theodore Hall, pres
ident; Charles Eastman, vice president; o. D.
Ward. secretary, and Fred Sa~age. treasurer,
was organized at the Ryan Tuesday evening.
Name and uniform will be decided upon at
the next meeting.
Ed Davidson and Fred Sibley occupied
box with pretty feminine acquaintance sew
eral times during the Boston Ideals engage
ment. Friday evening they entertained Miss
Lou English and Miss McQuil Ian at 1.-THE
Elixir of Love-
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Gotzian, Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore L. Schumacher. the Misses Gotham,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Frost and Mr.. and Mrs.
George V. Bacon occupied boxes to the right
of the stag at 'Adina" Friday night.
The Young Peoples Social union of the
jackson Street NJ. E. church gave social
Eridav auaninn OF which Col / IL nauid.