St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-10
SOCIETIES DOINGS.

About $50 couples gathered at Amory
hall last Monday evening to attend the
reception and ball given by the local
freight office clerks. Thyle & Ring
wallis orchestra rendered dancing
programme which was fully appreci-
ated. Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. A. Gregg, Mr.. and NJ. J. Muir
ply, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Lands, Sir.
and Mrs. e. II. Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Kelly. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. E. Chapman, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Thurber, Mr.. and Mrs. John Emmitt,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carey; Misses Della
Chapman, Josie FoSs, Maud Bachelor,
Julia Carey, May Ring, II. Ly-
mott, Maggie Carey, Lizzie Keliher,
Ursa O'Connen, Name Pelkinton,
May Knight, Nellie Riordon,
Kelly, Lamoreauy. Churchill, Butter
field, Hines. Bird, Hermann. Tousey,
Morse, Berglund, Thompson, Owens,
Davenport, Sullivan, Kirkpatrick. Don
nelly. Cole, Berry. Wooster, Exert,
Bristol, Warrington, Bruno, Park.
Downs, Lofstedt, Stanley, Craig, Wag-
ner, Prue; and Messrs. j. Fifield, DR..
Peironett, Aid. Jay Philips, A. James,
A. Jeffrey, j. w. Chapman. G. ID.
Breed, r. Kyle, S. Keliher, ii. E.
Butterfield, j. J. Fitzgerald, a. Gray,
A. A. Gray, III. i. Hamm, E. A. Warner.
George Chapman, j. T. Lyons, William
Hafe, NJ. Doolev, J. T. Ellis, j. DON
nelly, George Wooster. M. Shepley, F.
Mcconnell, Joe Moon, Charles BIacket-
ter, Charles Book, Joe Glueck, w. Dick
enson, w. I'll. Patton, A. McDougall. G.
L. Layiory. j. S. Glllett, Charles Wal
lander, G. HI. E. Malmstadt. J. Couglin,
T. Iinnmnrrnon Saarc EhorIac
Bryant, w. w. Fulton, NJ. Ring
w. NJ. Henderson, j. Peterson, U. Ly-
mott, f. Mcdonald. d. NJ. Corey, E.
Zuh, George D0ugan. F. Stork, w. /.
Smith, ID. l.. Meyers. F. w. Smith, f.
r.. Wilson. Harry Sullivan, E. D. Bur-
dick. j. r. Burdick, J. p. Ravens, w.
n. Atkinson, G. Pierce, l.. Hudson, J.
b. Farwell.
Among the notable social events of
the week was the Phi Delta Theta re-
ception held at the West last Monday
evening, in honor of the inaugural Of
President Harrison, who is member of
the fraternity. The affair was quite in
formal, the only attempt at decoration
being bnst of Gen. Harrison placed i'm
one of the rooms, decorated with the
National colors and fraternity emblems.
The young ladies were chaperoned by
DIR. and Mrs. Spaulding They were:
MISSES Clara Blake, Jessie Blake, Re-
gan, Leach, Hastings, Andrews, Com
mons. Ankeney, Stevens, Pratt, Mont
gomery. Hall, SammiS. Shaw, Abbott,
Lewis. Austin, Tanning, the Misses
Best. Petit, Cogger, Gilbert, Parcher,
Keller. Sheldon, Robinson, Upham,
Cochrane. The young men pres
ent were all members of the fraternity,
as follows: Messrs. Thomas, Stockweil.
A hhOft (,raN Kirk + pnhc C,oau1dincr
Spottswood, Sacre, Knuff, Turk, Rich
ardson, Wright, Moffett, Murray, Hall,
Fisk. Brace, Nickerson, Huntington,
Savage, Brown, Kraft. Blethin, Har-
mon. Bebb, Tanning and Winters.
The Hit or Miss club gave banquet
the Holmes hotel Tuesday night.
The following toasts were proposed and
responded to: G. II. ChildS, presiding
as master OF ceremonies: G. B. Holmes.
Our Club" s. r. Willard, Ladies of
the Club" Miss Louise NJ. Knight.
Gentlemen of the Club;"' Miss Char
lotte E. Folds. Our Matrimonial Bu-
reau;" j. b: Wheatley, Our Absent
Members" Z. A. Merriam, 'Our Presi-
dent:' J. W. Knight, Our Honored
Guest;'' Miss Helen T. Barry, sOur
Bachelors" The members of the club
are Misses Minnie Austin, Helen
Iotte E. Folds, Florence Harding,
Louise M. Knight, Harriet Lumby.
Katherine Patten, Louise Raglan and
Messrs. Z. LII. Childs, A Fl. Griffin, Ell.
OBJ. Harding, Charles 3. Holmes, ].
w. Knight. r. A. Merriam, j. B. Wheat
ley, S. r. Willard. The honorary mem
bers are Miss Mary Sprague. Mrs. o. W.
Knight, MessrS. o. c. Semple and G. T.
Jeffrey.
w. II. Hicks was the recipient of a
pleasant surprise party last Tuesday
evening. The evening proved most
pleasant one in every way. Among
those present were: DIR. and Mrs. Carl