St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-01
MERRIAM PARK.

In spite of the severe storm Friday
evening it was supposed the Redetta
clubs New Year gathering would be
poorly attended, but the result proved a
happy disappointment, as in the social
line it was the greatest success the Park
people ever had. There were fully 300
people present, and until a. IN. the
decorated halls of Woodruff'S house re-
sounded to the sounds of merriment.
The card tables were all filled. and the
prizes in progressive euchre were
awarded to MeSdames Parker, La Sheur
and Crandell, o. Rawley capturing first
prize among the gentlemen. The ball
room was continually filled, only about
able to gain the floor at once.
A supper was served between
the hours of IL and 2 a. M. There were
present from st. Paul Mrs. A. Crandell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Meyrowitz, Misses Staple
ton, Hood, Hope, Davis and Stewart.
From Minneapolis there were Misses
Kittie Sullivan, Horn and Marie Jenk-
ms; Miss Baird, of st. Louis. Of the
Park people there were Mr.. and Mrs.
Garrison, Mr.. and Mrs. n. w. Fay, Mr..
and Mrs. S. D. Mccoy, Mr.. and Mrs. Dr..
Eddy, Mr.. and Mrs. Crandell, Mr.. and
Mrs. d. p. Provost, Mr.. and Mrs. Dock
cray, Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. F. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. &. Martin,
Kingsbury, Mr.. and Mrs. Judge Card,
Mr.. and Mrs. boucher, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Parker, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. P. Baker, Misses Hollingshead,
Upham, Anna and Mamie Bingham,
Lou Partridge, Alice Eddy, Vernon Rose,
Mamie Stevens, May Searle, Lulu Bak-
er, Lily Provost, Lily Stebins. Bracket
and Jessie Card, MeSsrs. DR.. Woodruff.
DR.. Daigreau, Dood, West, Stevens,
Wunderlich, Partridge, Pierce, Hope,
Sullivan, Buckley, Saunders, Boiden
and DR.. Wells. Some of the costumes
of the ladies were very elegant. Mrs.
DR.. Eddy wore black silk and lace; Mrs.
S. B: Mccoy, light tan pom
dell, black silk and lace;
Mrs. Dockeray, electric blue satin and
plush; Mrs. Dow, black lace and flow
ers; Mrs. Searle, black lace; Mrs. NV.
Fay, dark heliotrope; Mrs. Hunt, black
lace and flowers; Mrs. q. Martin, white
satin and mule; Mrs. D. L. Kingsburry,
brown satin trimmed with passamente-
RE; Mrs. boucher, brown satin; Mrs.
B. P. Baker, black lace and satin: Mrs.
MeyrOwitZ, pink faille and white MORE !;
Mrs. NOrthrop, black silk and lace:
Miss Mary Searle, blue silk and white
lace; Miss Alice Eddy. blue albatross
cream, with nuns yelling and flowers
Miss Stebins, plumb MORE and
flowers; Miss Fargo, pale blue
cashmere and black lace;
Miss JInkens, heliotrope faille, white
tulle and flowers; Miss Mamie
Brigham, lavender, cream lace: Annie
| Brigham, pink aIbatroSS and flowers
Miss Card, white yelling with pink
trimming; Miss Partridge, black satin
and white MORE; Maund Upham, white
silk and velvet. with flowers; Miss Lily
| Provost, cream yelling and heliOtrope
trimmings; Miss Lutte Baker, white
MULE.
The cantata 'sThe Birth of Christi -
given at Trinity NJ. E. church Monday
evening, was a great success. The
church was filled to overfowing, many
not being able to obtain seats. The
principal parts in the cantata we
taken by the Hamline students, who
sang in the same cantata at Hamline on
! Friday evening previous. The chorus
singing was by the children.
The Episcopal church had an enjoy
able time last Thursday evening. AID
dresses were made by Bishop Gilbert
and Rev. s. Jeffords.
The Social club will meet next Friday
evening at the residence of Mrs. Nc
| Donald.
G. D. Thompson is home from Shat
tuck school at Faribault on visit.
Mrs. Southall entertained a number
of friends last Thursday evening.
Miss Ida Baird. of st. Louis, is the
! guest of Mrs. w. W. Garrison.
Miss Edna Sanford, ST. Paul, is visit
| ing Miss Utah Douglass.
RamaIey's Dining ParlOrs,
Fourth, near Jackson, just opened
everything new, clean and bright.
| mr. who wash or cook or iron
| GUfS Should advertise and get the hirin'.