St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-02-24

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wife, Charles House and wife, Jes-
w. Kelly and wife, j. NJ. Nc
Lpod and wife. Otto Greedy and
wife, Horace Daniels and vie, E.
+. Dodson and wife. C. I'll. Lord and
wife, J. G. Mcfarland and wife. L. E.
Mercer and wife. w. II. Spaulding and
wife, l.. II. Sellen and wife, A. q.
| SimondS dnd wife, NJ. G. Little and
wife, c. A. " heeler and wife. Nj. Il.
Rodearmed and wife, G. n. Winslow
aud wife, f. G. Barrows and wife, w.
| G. Kres and wife, G. Cook and wife, A.
X. Chestnut and wife. G. l.. Jaeoby and
| wife, j. f. Brouweraucher aud wife, u.
| G. Williams and wife, I'll. l.. Baldrey
and wife, j. f. Smith and wife, e. K.
| Head and wife. A. I. Williams and
wife, w. B. Cogger and wife, j. +:
| Stephens and wife, c. F. Baker and
| wife. G. IL. White and wife. Fred
| Hooker and Miss Hooker, Jacob Breyer
and wife, &. G. Curtiss and wife, Muir
ray James and wife, Henry Carlisle and
| wife, John A. Sehlener and mother. j.
| nj. Sullivan and wife, j. X. Clifford and
wife, j. b. Hudson and wife, Hugh
| kirkWoed and wife.
One of the leading social events of the
| week was the reception at Fair Oaks
| Friday evening for the benefit Of the
! Homeopathic hospital. In spite OF the
extremely cold weather about 500 peo-
| pie came to ioiter through the charming
| apartments of the mansion and listen to
/ the excellent musical programme which
| had been prepared for the OCCASION.
! Hon. and Mrs. Washburn received
| the guests, assisted by DR.. and Mrs.
w. d. Lawrence. Miss Frances Whit
more, Mrs. Z. L. Bradley, o. j. Griffith,
| j. E. Miner, Thomas Downs, DIR. Adele
| S. Hutchinson aud l.. L. Ross. During
the early portion of the evening the
company sauntered through the parlors
! and library. but soon after s o'clock the
| little music room was the center OF at
| traction. Among the numbers which
were received with special favor were
| Miss Julia Mays solo, Loves Sorrow"
Miss Nellie Mowry aria, 80 Mic Fer
| naudo," and George Ferguson'S baritone
solo. The Secret" The Cecilian quar-
| tttte also rendered several selections in
| very pleasing manner. During the
| remainder of the evening Prof.
| Claresen's panorama of the Yellowstone
| WAS the center of attraction. On the
whole the reception was pleasant af-
fair and a financial success, about 500
| being Melted for the hospital.
The Union league entertained dis
| tingulshed company at the West hotel
| on "Wednesday evening. About three
! hundred persons were in attendance.
| The floral decorations were appropriate
| tn the occasion. The reception lasted
! from to 10. after which the banquet
and toaSts occupied the guests until 2
! O'clock. President w. III. Eustis, of the
| Union league, presided, ana the follow
| ing tOaStS were proposed: Tine State"
Gov. ". II. Merriam; The Senate.
the Air-Brake OF the House." Lieut..
| Gov. A. r. Rice; 1.-The House, the Pulse
| of the People," Hon. G.. Ill. Graves;
Getty of Minneapolis" E.. NJ. johnson;
''Political Purity" John Day Smith;
Laws aud Lawmakers" w. }. Cal
houm; "The Scholar in Politics." Presi-
| dent Cyrus Northrep; political Log
| Rolling" Senator Doran: The Preacher
| il Politics" DR.; D; }. BurieII; The
Kids" Frank f. Davis; The Union
League" Robert G. Evans; THE Situa-
| ton in Samoa" Hon. A bert Scheffer.
The Norwegian Turner's gave an elab-
crate banquet Friday even ng at Dania
hall. The hall was pretriiy decorated
with bunting and cvergreenS. Z. Nj.
Ilstrum served an elaborate menu, and
| several toaStS were proposed in the
Scandinavian language. f. A. Husher
| acting as POSTMASTER. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. s. f. Olsen,
! MIR. and Mrs. A. e. Haugan, Mr.. and
| Mrs. j. E. Ofstie, Mr.. and Mrs. Luth
Jaeger, Mr.. and Mrs. N. II. Gjertsen,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Biichfeldt, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. F. Struck, Mr.. and Mrs. 2. Z.
Swenson, Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Peter
son, MIR. aud Mrs. Rasmussen, Mr..
and Mrs. Nj. Lunnow, Mr.. and Mrs. n.
Michelet, DR.. ana Mrs. X. Bendke. DR..
ThanS, G. G. Bennett, X. 5. \. Sartx.
! John A. Swanson, E. Rohde, Z. Flaten
and J. Enstad.
The annual reception and ball of the
Knight Templars, of Minneapolis, at
the Nicollet house on Friday evening
was one Of the pleas mt social events of
the season. Many beautiful evening
! dresses were worn by the ladies, while
the Knights of Zio and Darius were
resplendent in full uniform. The re-
| ceptieu committee was made up of Sir
Il. G. Evans, chairman; Sir r. D..
Brown, Sir f. +. Davis. Sir w. M.
Bracket, Sir Henry Doerr. Sir r. D..
| Russell. Sir E. q. Hay. Sir j. r. Ever
ard, Sir J. G. McFarlane, E. Sir John j..
Black, +. Sir William:Powell, Sir Hee-
tor Baxter, Sir F. Hooker, Sir S. f.
Boyd, Sir j. p. Harrison Md Sir E. a.
| HutchinS.
| Miss Mcmillan, of 81 Highland ave-
| nue., entertained a number of her
| friends at progressive bubble party on
| Friday evening. The novelty of the
| affair provided much amusement. Re-
| freshments were served at 10 and the
guests passed an enjoyable evening.
DIR. and Mrs. Chapman entertained
the congregation and friends of the Park
! Avenue Congregational church Friday
| evening by New England supper. A
| large number were present and partook
of supper, which was served froa to
o'clock.
Miss Jessie Haynie was pleasantly
surprised 10y about twenty-five of her
friends last Thursday evening. They
came to celebrate Miss Jessie's seven
teenth birthday. After an hour spent
in conversation, Misses Leighton and
Steele took charge of the dining room
and arranged the refreshments which
the friends had brought. Before the
guests were seated Miss May Lowe pre-
scented the hostess a beautiful diamond
bracelet. Then supper was served, and
the company departed at midnight, after
spending most enjoyable evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. b. Walker will give a
reception at their home next Friday
afternoon and evening for the benefit of
the Young Ladies' Auxiliary of the
Northwestern hospital. An admission
fee of so cents will he charged, and all
are welcome to attend. Their art col.
lection is said to be one of the finest in
the West.
The Minneapolis German club danced
at-CurtiSS hall Wednesday evening
The affair was characterized 10y pleas
ant informality which conduces to tru e
sociability. A large number of ieadin Q
society people of the city were present.
The reception of the legislature by
Senator and Mrs. Wash5urn next Tues
day evening will be brilliant social
event. About $50 invitations have been
issued. DAM full orchestra will fur
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