St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-14
Hawks. Riddle, DR.. McLaren and DIR.
Mrs. Ames, Reeention.

Thursday afternoon Mrs. Grundy was
so tired she said at luncheon she didn't
see how she ever was going to make
the effort to attend Mrs. AmeS' recep-
ton. IF were not so anxious to meet
her sister, Miss Shiverick, don't be-
lieve l could nerve myself to it. But
Miss Shiverick has lately returned from
abroad and as she has been teacher of
art in Parker Institute, Brooklyn, for a
number of years, L must get acquainted
with her and try to induce her to read a
paper before the New Century club
sometime this winter"
After Mrs. Grundy was established in
Mrs. Ames' reception room, she felt she
never would have forgiven herself had
she permitted such pleasant affair to
escape her, and she said so as she stood
chatting with Mrs. Ames, Mrs. TarboX
and Miss Shiverick before passing on to
the refreShment table. She found Mrs.
Gilbert, Mrs: Neil, Mrs. McMasters,
Mrs. JiIsOn, Mrs. Dickinson and Mrs.
Brunette assisting Mrs. Ames, and she
asked Mrs. McMasters if she expected
to take long breath before going to
Mrs. White to play the same role at her
reception in the evening. She also
observed to Mrs. Jilson that ladies
seem to dress less and less for after
noon receptions. "a very sensible
idea, too" she pronounced it, and added
that for herself she had always consid-
cred handsome street costume elab-
crate enough. During the course of
the afternoon she noticed i'll the thrOng
Mesdames T. A. Abbott, j. Q. Adams,
j. W. Adams, c. w. Arms, NJ. Auer-
bach, G. W. Armstrong, r. B. G.
Bemont, Morton Barrows, f. B. Bass. G.
ird I poolyr,c
E. FL; Bailey, J. B: Beals, G. q. Bige-
Garrett Barry, L. D. Barton, G. w.
Baxter, Beecher. H. r. Bigelow,
BeaIes, G. F. Benedict, NJ. F. Brown.
w. NJ. Bushnell, S. S. Bend, Chin
man, J. G. Callahan, W. p. Clough, S.
NJ. Cary, F. B. Clarke. CathcaIt, Clinch,
L. Cochrane, Jr., j. B. Cook, f. l..
Chapman, Coleman, E. Corning. w. d.
Cornish, H. E. Cromwell, K. Daven-
port, o. Dalrymple, David Day, NJ. E.
Deacon, Katharine Deacon. W. Il. Dean,
g. w. Dellinger, d. A. Dickinson, E.
F. Drake, W. j. Dyer, D: NJ. Dyer, c.
A. Dlbble, A. NJ. Eddy, J.W. Edgerton,
Harrington, Il. c. Field, g. K. Finch,
man, Fulton, A. G. Foster, NJ. N. Gil
bert, ]. Gilfillan, o. c. Green, F. L.
Goodrich, j. p. Gribben, j. NJ. Hanna
ford, F. D. Hager, r. Hale, Hall, G. A.
Hamilton, j. II. Hammond, ID. w.
Hand, De L. Harbaugh, J. A. Helfen-
stein, w. Hendricks, II. P. HOppin, II.
81. Horn, H. j. Horn, G. w. HOrnick, j.
B. HOXsie, j. B. Hubbell. F. S. Haupt,
II. 6. Ingersoll, J. r. Irvine, II. c.
Ives, Scion Ives, G. II. Johnston, j. r.
jerks, F. b. Jilson, w. H.
II. Johnston, j. Johnston, L. G.
Jones, Kapper, W. II. Knauff. w.
Knight, G. G. Kolff, w. R. Laid, j. P.
Larkin, George LawtOu, c. E. Lee, G.
Livingstone, Loomis, n. B. Mcconnell,
c. Mcllrath, I. L. Mann, McIver, j.
c. W. Mcintyre. Manner, NJ: R. Martin,
j. Mcknight, A. L. MOhler, MOwland,
Hugh Miller, D. A. Monfort, c. A.
Moore, S. l.. Moore, c. J. A. Morris, w.
S. Morton, A. P. Moss, w. P. Murray,
Murphy, Moore. J. II. Morrison, NJ. ID.
Mum, E. d. Mill, w. F. Newell,
Charles Nichols, Fred Nichols, w.
r. Noble. D. R. Noyes, c. P.
Moves, A. Oppenheim, G. L. Otis,
S. c. Olmstead, A. NJ. Peabody, W. G.
Pearce, r. l.. Perry, A. q. POStle-
thwaite, Potts, E. K. Punnett, S. E.
Hr0all, >. Rockwell, ii. Nj. Rice, Z. II.
RittenhOuse, w. G. Robertson, L. W.
Rundlett. G. II. Robinson, A. &. Rice,
e. G. SQuires. E. n. Saunders, j. H.
Saunders, A. B. Savage, E. E. Scribner,
c. Seabury, F. A. Seymour, Smith, Il.
NJ. Smyth, E. NJ. Spaulding, II. F. Ste
vens, S. E. Stickney, Stone, John Sum-
mers, G. E. Skinner, j. B. Tarbox, c.
l.. Tarbox, E. II. c. Taylor, c. l..
Taylor, n. c. Thrall, c. B. Thurston,
w. S. Undertake, A. E. Senkler, James
Skinner. j. r. Walsh, Charles Wanzer,
Eugene Ward, Reuben Warner, J. j.
Watson, H. E. Wedelstaedt, F. T. West,
G. @. White, j. W. White, Ii. B. Willis,
E. w. Winter, J. Wright, G. B. Young,
Frank Wood, W. IL. Wood and V. NJ.
Watkins; the Misses Andrews, the
Misses Browning and the Misses Schef-
fer; Misses Banning, Marie Barry,
Beals, Brisbine, Butler, Deacon, Field,
Forepaugh, Geign, Ingersoll, Johnston,
McEiroy, Stevenson, Maude Smith and
Watkins.