St. Paul daily globe., 1889-12-13
THE sHEITERiNG ARMS.
A Pleasant Dancing Party at the
West Hotel,

The second annual reception of the Shelf
ering Aims was given last night at the West
hCtel. and while the party was not as la.ge
as on preceding occasions, the event was
thoroughly successful and greatly enjoyed
by those present
The whole hotel was thrown open for the
party. The spacious dining room was turned
Into q ball ROOM and a dancing programme
was carried out Ii was perfect IN every
particular. There were but about l0l guests
on the floor during any number, SO the hhtl
was at no time crowded IN the least, and this
fact made the dancing free from this trouble.
which Spoils the enjoyment OF so many large
events. DanZ'S orchestra. stationed at one ehd
OF the hall furnished the music for the dane
ing. The programme consisted or eiSnteeh
numbers and was NOTED for Its pleasant
variety The floor managers were {. Nc.
Recan, ". W Price, j. r. Nanderslip. o. Z.
Sam le, c. 5. Langdon and ". K. Steele. The
guests on arriving were received IN the par
lors of the hotel by reception committee
consisting OF tbs following lady directors OF
the charitable institution, il whose behalf
the reception 5 given:
Mrs 7. Il. Walker, v.
Mrs. T. Fl. Pitts, Mrs. DR.. Fairbairn, Mrs.
E. 6. hitney, Mrs. a. II. Linton.
The parlors we're decorated with cut How
eTs. design that attracted particular at
tention was a heaFt-shaped figure builded or
roses, ehrysanthemums and SmiIaX, ana oc-
cupied one of the tables Of the main parior.
anthemums bearing the. words shelteHng
Arms in red.
Nlight collation. was served in the la6ies'
ordinary late in the evening.
A combination of circumstances caused
the small attendance at this reception. The
event at the hotel OIL next Wednesday even
ing. tae Tousley reception at the Judd house
last night. and the great numoer OF similar
occasions of laIe might be mentioned as
causes.
SOCIAL MATTERS
Mrs 4. ". MOrumer gave an afternoon re-
CeptiOn Yesterday TO the ladies OF Lorraine
Chapter IG, Order Of the Eastern star, at her
home, $40 sixth avenue north. Nearly htty
guests were present, and the affair was Il
very pleasant success.
The Princeton Alumni association win
hold its tenth annual banquet at the West
hotel next Tuesday evening at O'Clock.
The committee consists Of Henry ). johnson,
David Walter MeCord and James Paige; W.
v. CpnHor, secretary.
The meeting of the primary teachers
union will be held in the usual place at ?.
N. sharp Saturday, Dee. IA, in Oraer that the
members may attend the Sunday school in
stitute at Dyer haIl. A large attendance Is
desired.
The Daughters Of Veterans Mrs. Ben Har-
rison Tent No. l. win give grand n nasquer-
ade ball at L.. P. PlummeT post hail Tuesday
evening. Dec. 81.
The veteran company of the Third regi-
AlCtlt. A"tioLitA t1ltlq' Ni'- 6i'C -t1 -
social aance next Saturday evening at Plum
mer post hall.
Miss Susie Bracket and Miss Moak will re-
ceive their friends- Saturday afternoon at the
reeideuce Of Mr.. and Mrs. George A. BTack-
EFT.
Mrs T. R. Januey has issued invitations
for an afternoon rece ption, to be held at her
home on Oak Grove street this evening.
The Uniform Rank Division No. 1. K. of
l., gave a social and hop last night at Castle
hall. a pleasant evening was enjoyed.
The third annual hail Of the Switehmen's
Mutual Aid association VIII be held next
Tuesday evening at Harmonic hall.
The Twin City bankers viii banquet at the
West hotel next Saturday night