St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-06
The SENIOR PROMENADE.
The Coliseum the Scene of Brilliant
Gathering.
A NOTABLE SOCIETY EVENT.
Five Thousand People Present as Spec
tators in the Mazy---Prominent
Figures.

The senior promenade concert and
reception of the university students
held at the COLISEUM last evening, was
one of che most successful events of the
season, there being over $500 spectators,
und over $50 couples on the floor. 1t
was one Of the most fashionable gather
ings ever held here, and the display of
costumes was really wonderful. Nearly
everyone wore handsome large
bouquets of yellow and white roses, and
the perfume which filled the air was
indescribably sweet. The raised
platform where the orchestra was
stationed, was covered with ported
flowers and presented garden
like appearance. People commenced
coming early in the evening. and long
before 8 o'clock, when the concert
opened, the large hall was full. 1t was
brilliant scene, and the only thought
that saddened those present was that it
could not last forever. All in all, it was
as pleasing an event of the kind as has
ever been held at the university. An
interesting programme of twenty num-
bers was carried out to the letter, and
the cold, gray dawn was looming up in
the east when the last note of the violin
died away, and the merry dancers
repaired to their homes. The
floor managers were Fred ID. Todd,
X. b. Tanning, r. l.. Moffett F. d.
Jones, Howard c. Abbott and Fred NJ.
Mann. The music was all tUat could be
desired. Among those on the floor
we're: Misses Dickinson, Cincinnati;
Cord Ankeny, Matte Ankeny, Alexan-
ander Linton, Alice Young. Eva Con-
nor, Jennie Conner, Grimshaw, Mate
Grimshaw, Lou Thomas. Kate Miller,
Esther Harrington, Helen Hayes,
Mamie Best, Risto Best, Mary Cooley,
hawkins, Etfie Ames. Virginia Brad
ford, Emma Lovejoy, Bracket, Hattie
wright, Snyder. Lawrence, Bessie Shell,
don, Nellie Cross. Eva Cross, McCord-
Gertle Jackson, Tucker, Mate Fisk, Nc
Gleary, Helen Emory. Foster, Crittenden,
nali, Lane, Rawlins, Perkins, Bowen,
Pratt, Stoddard, Annie Dexter. Carrie
Dexter, SanderSon, MeSdames Eddinger.
Washburn; New York, III. P. Black.
MI. and Mrs. Thomas Lowry, Prof. and
Mrs. Warren, DR.. Kicker and wife. o.
Z. MerIiman and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
&: Byrnes, Mr.. and Mrs. George Par
fridge, Mr.. and Mrs. Van Valkenburgh,
Fred Snyder and wife, and Messrs.
George Norris, Holbrooke. of Kentucky:
Erwin, Penny, Baldwin. Prof. Shepherd,
- ~ oiCUllCI, OI. OdlutSOl1. 11dTlclSn
Davis, o; Colburn. viii Bodley, James
Petit. A. III. Hall, Prof. McLain, Sam
Meeler. Ben Davenport. E. G. Gale,
Grant Rossman, Will Moffett, Victor
Stearns: Cad Wilcox, Fred w. Reed,
Henri Brecque, Vauderlip, Willard,
A. II. EdstOne, Col. Fred Hooker,
Andrews. Peckham, Cutler, Town
send. H.. D. Getchell, Folsom,
G.: Chatfeld, Miss Morse, S. Hale,
Misses Chute, Mr.. Thurston. Mr..
Jones, Harry March, D. Y. Neiler, Ada
Murphy. st. Paul; Mr.. and Mrs. F. w.
Eastman, Harry Harvard, J. w. Pom
eroy, f. II. Warden, Charles Felt. DR..
Laton l.. Wright, Mr.. Lyon, Miss Shaw,
Kate Miller, Miss Sommers. Misses
Roberts, w. II. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
ID. Leeds, Ralph Hawkins, J. l.. Black.
Prof. W. W. FOlwell and wife. A. r.
Sweet, DR.. j. F. Beaumont, Miss Shuey,
II. Wood, f. o. Darling, II. Thayer,
MIR. Thayer, Miss Hubbard, Harry Ball,
George X. Taylor, Prof Benton Judson,
Prof. Sidener, President Northrup, Mr.
TruSSell, Prof. Hodg. Prof. Clark.
Merton Amy, Miss Remington, Fred
Eastman, f. Y. Hall. Loyal Bintliff, C.
+. Preston, l.. H. harrington, Horace
Gray, Joseph Kingman, c. Holmes, A.
Kennedy, Miss Kennedy. George Dole,
Miss Conklin, Mr.. and Mrs. E. ii. Moul-
ton, Frank Cushman, Miss Burhyte, ID.
Bracket, Minnie Bracket, Miss frankie
LaraWay, Mr.. Brown. ID. Adams, Miss
Selden, 0. j. Evans, w. B. BOURBON and
wife, Dr.. HutchinS. B. Nj. Smith and
wife, A. G. Whidden, James Paige, Miss
Maria Mccullough.