St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-11

| Grundy VIII receive the Dill lhe III o. "
| next month, and in the meantime MIS- j.
! Grundy will now and then give . =
| nervous thought or two TO the iales'
/ thing i'll funerals.
The DriscoH Reception.
While down town Thursday morning
| Miss Smyth shook hands with Mrs.
Grundy. asked after Antoinette ana
| told her of the very pretty luntiit & vi.
| Miss SturgiS gave "Wednesday, at ner
home on Portland avenue. Mrs. Grundy
! begged to hear who were there to en-
| ioy ii. and Miss Snyth mentioned MISS
Newport, Miss Flandrau. Miss Auer-
: bach. Miss Mabel Smith, Miss Bigelow,
! Miss Stickney, Miss Perrin ana MISS
| Katherine Dean. AS Mrs. Grundy
was at the door OF the fur store, she saw
Jack Parker coming down street ana
| she waited to tell him that she is gong
| to the dance the German club gives at
! Society hall next Thursday evening.
| lust TO see him lead the cOtiillon, ana
| he promised her she should witness
| many new and elaborate features. -,
Thursday evening Grundy declared
point blank he was going down to see
Langtry, and when Mrs. Grundy
plaintivelv implOred him to accompany
her to the Driscoll reception. he grew
mad and told her he hadn't lived with
her century without learning to APP
preciate beautiful woman; that ne
wasn't going to stand around ana
look foolish at anybody's reception,
and that ended ii. Mrs. Grundy, md
ing he was resOiute. said With a Slgii
that if he must be contrary. she qua
hope he would try to remember MIS-.
Langtry's dresses to tell her about them
| when he.got home-with which Gruiidys
! VAN, masculine Indifference to what a
! woman wears was inSulted, and ne
snapped that he wouldn't do any such
thing-he wouldn't care if she didn't
wear anything. Mrs.. Grundy told him
he was a beast, and ignoring his pres
ence further, called to Marie to come,
robe her. At Mrs. DriScolPs Mrs.
Grundy found everybody and 2C0 OF 300
| besides. LAS a matter of fact, you
know" she said to Miss Gordon, tits
impossible to get 700 or 800 per,
sons together in ST.. Paul and
not go outside our circle. How
ever, it broadens ones nature to
come in contact with outsiders oc-
casionally, and really If get my train
home in sections | shall pronounce the
crush success" She asked Mrs. Jack
son if she does not enjoy being the cen
ter of attraction at two such brilliant
affairs as Mrs. Tribben'S and Mrs.
Driscoll's reception, and said that
when AntOinette marrieS it shall not be
in June, but at thesbeginning OF the
winter season. She. met Mrs. James
GiIhllan, who mentioned the charity
ball, and Mrs. Grundy said she was be-
ginning to wonder what would be gor-
geouS enough for member OF the re-
ception committee to wear. Later in
the evening she stood talking with Miss
| Sturgis, and said she wondered how
| many were there. Miss SturgiS was sure
she could not tell. but thought it must be
there were Mesdames Raymond Du Puy,
j. j. Eagan, D. W. LAWYER, c. E.. Lee,
Eugene Bell, Louise Bell, d. w. Hand,
| c. p. Marvin, Peter Berkey+ D.. II.
| Moon, E. w. S. Tingle, Allen Marvel,
| d. B.. Finch. P. FL. Ryan, NJ. b. Curry,
A. O. Bacon, W. L. Perkins, O.
ii. Allen. C. E. Otis, w. A. Van
Slyke, w. H. Dixon, E. E..
Davidson, r. Deming, N. G. Murray. A.
M. Radcliffe. w. L. Burr, g. e. DeCos-
ter, j. II. Horton, Frederick Driscoll, &.
| S. Acker, A. 3. Ovitt, II. l.. Pilkington,
I'll. Nichols, }. B. HoXsie, A. b. Stick
| ney, III. F. Stevens, w. NJ. Carson,
W. &. Gates, r. Cochran, Jr., e. K.
Punnett, w. q. Gates, E.. c. Mitchell,
A E. Clark, D. A. Dickinson, l.. Lee
Davis, Hendrick, j. W. Fairbanks, j.
l.. Robertson, Sherman Finch, w. II.
Lowell, J. T. Fulton, E. II. Cutler, E.
w. Peet, S. 3. Mcconnell, L. W. Rund-
lett, C. w. Hackett, David Day, Frank
Kimball, J. Ii. Burwell. J. B. Cla-
son, d. d. Lambie, }. p. Larkin, A.
p. McGill, j. d. O'Brien. Z. A. B.
| Weide, S. III. Chaplin, j. 2. Larkin. j.
A. Owens, e. II. Ranney, G. FL. Bige-
low, F. Reilly: I. II. Saunders, J. +.
jerks, G. F. Mailer, E. B. Haynie, J.
p. Warren, w. D. Cornish, p. S. Temp
kins, c. NJ. Taylor, j. T. Mcmillan. Fl.
V. rutherford, G. E. Rittenhouse, l.. NJ
Villas. j. J. Rogers, w. T. kirke, G.
E. Routh. c. NJ. Taylor, E. W.
Durant. A. II. Lindeke, Bend. J. B.
Rice, G. ID. Skinner, Haupt. Il. S. Hall,
G. S. Moon, S. Lee. Davis, S. w. Elger-
ton, Flandrau, Selmes, Furness, w. F.
Newell, j. E. Glass, P Richie. II. p.
| UphaIn, Samuel Hill, E. w. johnson,
| S. G. Cook, III. E. E. Wedelstaedt, j.
| A. Humphreys, A. G.. Foster, Will
| lam KING hit, Pascal Smith, l.. An
nette Day, III. NJ. Knox, Chauncey
NJ. Griggs. Charles Powell. F. w. Van
! Slyke, J. j. Hill, Alex Stone, c. S.
! Smith. w. L. Perkins. Crawford Liv.
ingston, G. W. Mcintyre, &. l.. Pope, E.
A. Young, J. j. Watson, w. A. Van
i Slyke, Maurice Auerbach, G. NJ. Rod
way. Il. A. Abbott. C. D. Green, r. NJ.
Newport, &. III. Ranney. E. G. Becker,
G. A. Hamilton, j. Il. Beaumont, T. l..
Nichols, D. w. Ingersoll, F. q. Inger-
soil, James Gilfillan, Banning, j. Nc
Afee, j. Knox Taylor. q. c. Haynie, L.
w. Rundlett, q. A. Acker. M. b. Curry,
A. o. Bacon, j. II. Burwell, A. II. Cath
cart, A. B. Ovitt. q. G. SQuires, l.. p.
Ordway, NJ. Cathcart, Louis MaxfeId, II.
Sahlgaard, L. K. Stone, w. H. Lightner,
II. T. Drake, J. p. Gribben, S. T. Stur-
gis, F. p. Shepard. f. b. Bass, f. E.
| Bird, d. C. Shepard, S. S. Breed. A. W.
Krech, Ii. r. Brill, A. j. Gray. t. w.
Robinson, A. III. Warren. E. w. Peet,
w. A. Hardenbergh, Rockwell, A. NJ.
Peabody, Holcomb, J. FL. Allen, d.
| d. Dexter, E. c. Wheelock. G. S. Wealth
erby, G. w. Van Slyke, C. HI. Sherman,
G. II. Watson, E. W. Gilbert, j. Hay
ward, E. E. Hughson, Sam Judd, w.
Ii. Hammer, w. E. Haskell w.
Rhodes, S. w. Burr. U. l.. Lam
prey. II. B. Gates, w. +. Newell. G. nj.
/ Power, Ii. l.. Williamson, II. L. Drake,
F. p Strong T. Laughton Blood, e. c.
Stone, Arnold Kalman, E. L. Koon, r.
G. Jefferson, f. A. Seymour, Jesse A.
Gregg, Ii. Page Pettigrew, Misses Nc.
Elroy, Gates, Bessie Stuart Lee Clara
Sommers. Ludden, Greve, Mary. Taylor,
Murphy. Won Wedelstaedt. Emma Rice,
Peet, Constans, Hacl1ett. LughaEey,
Banning, Auerbach. Mae Murphy,
Field, Lou Murphy, Blanche Chaplin,
| Bruce, Montgomery, Chaplin. Davis.
Maud Taylor, Nieols, sThurston, c. l.
| Berryhiil, Taylor, Laura Dawson, Rice
White, Margaret White, Ruge, Marvel
| Winchester, Peakins, Hackett, Misses