St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-18
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The Silverthorn Social club danced
Friday evening at Bergluna'S hall.
TIE ,OGIiL NfiIRE.
The Week Gay One With Those
Who Enjoy Life.
Col. and Mrs. w. s. King gave
VI edneSday evening one of the most
unique and pleasing receptions of the
season. A large number of the leading
society people were present. Mrs. King
was assisted il. receiving by her daugh-
ter, mrs. Heff1efnytr. Col King has
lately purchased tile BlaKely mansion,
which adjoinS his own, and this house
was especially deenrated and furnished
y for the ocraSion. The first floor was
reserved for these who preferred to
alnuSe themselves by quiet CONVERSE
zion. On the second floor were the
cloak rooms and card parlors, while the
third floor was utilized as dancing
hall, music being furnished by DAM.
The florists and decorators had made
the house look like ;tatairp palace. the
genial colonel and his, wife entertained
the guests in the most pleasant man-
ner and DUrner served refreshments.
Amon5 those present were Mr.. and
MIS-. George A. Pfiisbury. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. w. Eastman, Mr. land Mrs. John De
Lattre, Mr.. and MFs.~-T. b. Walker.
Mir. and Mrs. Apthony Kelly Mr.. and
Mrs. a. b. Nettleton,. MIR. anti Mrs. E..
Il. Barrier, Mir. and Mrs. Ill. E.Eletcher.
Nj. and Mrs. Sllititr, Mf. andsaArs.@=;E.
ii. KiInoall, Dir. and MIS-. Judge Van
: Mir. and Mrs. III. Nj. Carpenter, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. E. French, Mr.and Mrs. A. Nj.
LorIng. Mr.. aud Mrs. T. 5. King.
Mir. and Mrs. Il. R. Langdon,
Mir. and Mrs. w. G. Eagan. Mir.
and Mrs. S. G. Gale, Prof. 5aai Mrs.
Northrop, NJ. and MIS-. Winthrop
Young. Afraaht 1irs. .Berry,5.J usilsaaitll
Mrs. Lochren, DIR. and Mrs. r 81.
Hill. Mr.. and Mrs. w. u. Washburn,
Miss Matte Fish, Miss Belle Oswald,
Miss Rose Little, Miss B. Wright Miss
Washburn, Miss Baker, MeSsrs. J. F.
West, W. s. Bassett. w. Wright, Perry
Harrison, &. w. Case. j.. H. Hill, A. b.
Hush. +. l.. Hart, Ed HolloweH and l..
l.. Hinkle. e$x4 49,
Mrs. W. H. Dunwoody gave pleas
ant receptionto about 100 OF iher lady
friends Thursday afternoon ut her resi-
dence at Tenth. street and Mary place.
Several intimate friends assisted Mrs.
| Dunwoody inreceiving4 entertaining
her guests. sFhe hours of receiving
were from 3 to 6. The parlors We're
decorated with. chrySanthemums. a
very pleasing effect being obtained by
banking them in the fireplaces, Win
dowS and the entrance to the cOnServa-
tory. The guests were entertained by
music and refreshments, and departed
with pleasant memories of the after
noon.
A large audience gathered. at Har-
monia hall on Tuesday evening to listen
to concert and also an address from
Father James McGolriek. The enter
tainment was given for the benefit of
the parish schools. Father McGolrick
spoke Oh Ireland as it.iS.o Aside from
the lecture the programme consisted of
number of musical selections by MEM
+ church choir. assisted by Thyle and
RingMalI'S orchestra.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Henderson,, of
Grand avenue, entertained their friends
on acknowledgements wiqt q donkey
Party" Mrs. Hunt-capt,tred the don
key prize, Miss MetZger the, BOBBY
prize. Among those present were:
Mesdames Rogers, Mhittleton, Hunt,
Ketchum, Henderson and Raymond;
Misses Wright, Kidd, Brook, Metzger,
Benner and. Harvey; MeSsrS. Rogers,
Whittleton, ketchum. Hunt, Stratton,
Kinkle, HaZletine and Wheelock.
The Minneapolis cavalry company
gave ball last Wednesday evening at
Plummer Post hall. The members
were in full uniform and the assemblage
presented a pleasant appearance A
large number of well-knoWn society
people were present. The reception
committee were: Philip Sheig, Frank
Danforth and a. S. Simmons. Thyle
and RingwalI's orchestra rendered a
dancing programme which was fully
appreciated.
MIR. and Mrs. Hubert Kelly were
pleasantly surprised sby a large number
of their friends cir Monday evening.
Refreshments, innsiesand dancing being
the chief features of stlie evening.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. John Mclaughlin. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Nc Allister: MissesA Leonard,
Abby Quinn, JenniesaGersne, S. sMc-
Nally, j. MeNally. Miller Il. Money :;
Messrs. W. Hoyt, J. c. Crowly, NJ
Grow. E. McNally, Miller, G. Kelly and
K. Crane.
Mrs. Hethert0n was surprised on
Monday evening by a party of friends
at her home to assist IN celebrating her
birthday anniversary. Vocal and in
strumental music and cards furnished
entertainment. AT a late hour the COM
pany departed, wishing. their hostess
''many happy returns of the day.
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Fire
men will give their eighth annual ball
at Harmonic hall OH Thursday evening,
Nov. 80 An elaborate programme, in
Guiding supper. has been prepared, and
doubtless the affair will be as success
full as similar ones of other years.
Bishop Foss. late of this eli ty, was
rendered hearty reception in Philadel-
D ha. Over 3.N0 people were present.
The hall was artistically decorated with
ehrysanthemumS and autumn leaves,
and the Germania orchestra rendered Il
classical programme.
Miss Jessie Owen was surprised on
Thursday evening by a large humber of
friends at MI. COnrad's residence.
where she is q guest OF the family. The
occasion was her. eighteenth birthday.
+ A large numberW were present and spent
a pleasant evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Moore, Thurs
day evening. celebrated their first we'd
ding anniversary at their pleasant home.
at 80 Eastman avenue. A few intimate
friends were present by invitation, and
The event was most enJ0yabiy COM
memurated.
Ii. Jay Smith and Mrs. l.. Campbell
Gerard gave q reception to the guests OF