St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-24

ms of lively activity that
80 S3a /f/I/i always ensueS between
H#- Thanksgiving and the
~ holidays. There are
~ some notable events
for next week. and others for the near
future. Among the number is an after
noon reception to be given by Mrs. j.
NJ. Shaw, and dancing party to be
given in honor of her daughter, Miss
Mable Shaw at little later date.
German to he given by Mrs. H. L.
TrucSdale. also an event of the future.
Mrs. Il. Is. LangdOn will give party at
some date early in December.
One of the events that has been in the sight
uf Minneapolis people for some time past
will occur next Wednesday evening at the
Nest hotel II is the annual ball CT the Lur-
line Boat CLUB The fact that this club is
compO>ed largely OF society men Of Mime
spolis. AMI that their social occasions and
especially the annual balls, are always at
tended bV the most select attendance, gives
promise OF Il very bright affair next WedneS-
dny evening. This reception, which has
been spoken OF a. the LUTline ball. is in real
StV Il reception rendered 10 the club by Col.
John Z. West. The committee OF arrange
meuts is composed of Mes>rs. NJ. Il. Eddy,
chairman; f. b. Clement Z. A. o Brlen, L..
II Watson and A, W. Daniels, and they have
effected some novelties i'll the way OF dec
Grafton. and many of the designs VIII be APP
prupriate to the coming exercise. me
music viii he furnished by Danes Iull or
chestTa and the selections will be entirely
new to Minneapolis. taken fiom the latest
New York operate successes. Frank
DAM promises some or the pTetuest
waltzes ever heard i'll the city. supper
viii be served from 10 O'Clock p. N. until
O'Clock Il N The menu will be in keeping
with the reputation of the West in furnishing
dainty repaStS The grand march viii be.in
promptly At . o'clock, and the dance pro-
Rrammc win include twenty numbers. The
opening waltz will be followed by polka,
the lancierS. the Gorke and galop. Inc
seventh number Will be waltz, then the
Newport. the lanciers, another waltz, polka,
The Norke. gallon, and the lanclerS again.
The dreamy. whirling waltz will also be The
fifteenth dance on the programme. then u
polka, a waltz. the lanelerS, galop,
with waltz to conclude the even
lng,,s pleasures. The floor committee
Tili be composed Of M MessTs; L i !
Watson. q. X. Taylor, E. ". Murphy. c. b.
Wright, F. l.. Conkey. L. B. Elwood, H. D.
Hopkins. II. C. Collins and NJ. &: Hamer.
The reception committee consists OF MeSSrS.
Z. r. Clement chairman: John T. West, Z.
A Hefelfnger, a T. Rand. ". L. Bassett.
F. +. Semple. c. Nee. Reeve. c. q. t'oOu-
rich. {. j. Bartleson. W. s. hnkeny, Samuel
Hill. II. F. Legg aud H. ". Commons The
funds raised by this reception viii he USED 10
IS TO be erected next spring at Thirty first
street and the Lake Celhoun boulevard
One of the most pleasant Of last weeks So
cial occasions was the ladies' reception given
Friday afternoon by Mrs. 5. A. Harris. The
hostess was assisted III receiving By Mrs.
Fred c. Pilisbury Mrs T. II. Peavey. Mrs.
George E. Maclean. Mrs. II. P. Judson. Mrs.
A r. Hush. Mrs. c. I. Thompson and Miss
i. ". Baker. The guests numbered about
200, and formed the most pleasant OF par
hi IL long 70 N
fuse Baskets of yellow chrySanthemumS
beautifed the hail. Pink was the predomi-
uent color in the front parlOr La France
roses composing the floral decorations. The
rear parlOr was III orange, and the library III
red Roses and ferns made the dining room
- bower OF fresh green and white. Light re-
1leshments were served during the afternoon
Joy Dorner.
The social week will be Initiated tomorrow
evening by a large party at the Vest hOtel-
Mrs Alonzo II. Linton viii be the hostess of
the evening and will receive Minneapolis
society people in formal style. 1t is said
that 100 Invitations have been distributed
among the ladvs acquGintances. Miss Lin
ton. the daughter of the hostess, will be in
1roduced to the party. The debutante is
charming young lady. and viii be the prOm1
nent figure Of the evening. The second floor
of the hotel will be thrown open for the &C.
caSiOn. the large dining room being trans
fcrred into the ballroom.
one of the pleasant social events OF the
week was the reception given on thursday
afternoon by Mrs Fred Eastman at her resi-
dence. ! ) Grove Place. Assisting Mrs. East
man in her duties of hostess were Mrs. George
". Hale. Mrs. w. W. Eastman. Miss MeSser,
Miss Hawkins, Miss De Laittre and Mrs.
Frank Arson. The house was appropriately
decorated for the occasion, the dining room
being adorned with maiden hair ferns, While
the yellow Chrysanthemum was the prevail
ing flower in the decorations of the parlOr.
Dorner served light refreshments during the
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs T. B. Walker are prominent
in Minneapolis for their enthusiastic fond
ness for art and music, and their home is
considered a very retreat for the muses.. On
last Thursday evening they opened their
home to a number OF friends, the occasion
being the sixth piano recital of the Ladies
List circle. After charming musical DrO-
gramme, the party was entertained for the
remainder of the evening by reviewing the
art gallery. Several additions have been
made lately, and these were objects of spe-
cial attention during the evening.
The guests at the Holmes hotel had pleas
ant time Friday eveningin the entertainment
OF a dancing party arranged by the manage
nent. The party was a very select one, and
The pretty parlOrs were in their most hand.
was furnished by SAVERS orchestra
There were about forty couples present
At 8 o'clock dancing begun in the large
dining hall. and most pleasant evening
was enjoyed. The costumes of the ladies
were, many of them, very handsome.
The interesting young people of the Church
of the Redeemer entertained each other and
guests ct the church on Friday evening with
millinery social. The young men were
given the entertaining task of trimming the
Young ladies' hats, and after all were com
pleted, judges awarded prizes to the young
fellows who had been successful in arriving
at the most grotesquely artistic result. The
social proved taking success, and those en-
tertained are asking what will they d.
nextz''
There have been about five hundred tick
cts already disposed of. and every indication
is that the attendance will be very large, in
deed. The committee on arrangements il
making every possible plan for the pleasure
Of the evening. Floral decorations will decl
the parlors and ballroom of the West, anC
the reception and entertainment will b
roval.