St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-14
SOCIAL MUTATIONS.

SOCIAl MUTATIONS.
Miss Genevieve Teter who is to leave the
city shortly on visit to Eastern cities, and
later TO take up her residence at Atnens.
Tenn. where she will make her future home,
was pleasantly surprised by a number of her
friends who assembled on Thursday evening
at the residence of Mrs. E. t. Pratt, 1923
Ninth avenue south, where she has been
staying for some time. The occasion was an
enjoyable one, and the evening was passed
with the usual social features. in which
dancing proved a special feature. The fol-
lowing were among the guests: Mrs. l. M.
Chilcoat, Misses Carrie G. Barton. Minnie e.
Shortt, Carrie C. Dexter. Helena E. Stark,
lone Nj. Clark, Hattie Berry, Nina Porterfield,
Edith Gray, Geneva Emery, Maud Matthews,
Flossie Booth, Mary Gillespie. Fannie E. Har-
rington. Stella Walters, Mamie McGTegoI, Eva
p. Cooley, Messrs. DR.. W. o. and H. B. Fry
berger, w. C. Teter, F. B. Rowley, E. E.
Brothers, NJ. W. Matthews, Charles Love, G.
II. Berry, A. d. Emery, Harry Dunsmoor,
Will Morrison.
The Canadian American club, organized
few months ago, has at present member
ship numbering 146 persons, and it is con-
stantly growing. The matter of suitable
quarters has given the members some con-
Germ, but finally this has been satisfactorily
settled. as a handsome suite of rooms has
been secured in the Guaranty Loan building.
They will be ready for occupancy the latter
part of this week or the first of next. The
nature of the club is social, and it will be fire.
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rooms are to be tastefully furnished, and
among other features there will be good
supply of carefully selected literature, en-
bracing English, French and American
periodicals, as well as Canadian magazines.
A pleasant reception was given Wednesday
afternoon by Mrs. George b. Shepherd, at
her home, 103 East Sixteenth street, in honor
of her guest, Miss Ethel F. Dana, of New
York, who has spent the greater part of the
summer here. The affair called out the best
of society, and was participated i'll by some
$50 ladies. There were tasteful decorations
formed by plants and flowers. and elegant
refreshments.
Rev. A. Alexander, the newly installed rec
tor of All Saints Episcopal church, was ten
dered pleasant reception Thursday evening
at the home of William III. Egbert and wife,
corner of Portland avenue and Twenty
eighth street. There was large attendance
of members of the society, who heartily well
coined their new pastor to their social life.
Miss Emma Forsyth. the rising young
actress formerly of the Peoples Theater
stock company, is making decided hit
with Louis James. She received two calls
before the curtain the first night she appeared
in the part of Francois in "Richelieu" at
Newark, n. j. This is another of our Min
neapolls actresses coming to the front fast.
In the recent contest for prizes offered by
the Boston Globe to the most popular G. A.
r. men i'll the country, Secretary of State
Hans Mattson, of this city, won second, a
portrait of Gen. U. S. Grant. said to be one
of the best in existence. He received 1000
votes. There were $50 contestants for the
prizes.
pleasant reception, in which the numer-
Gus friends Of Mrs Charles C. Secombe took
part, was given at that ladys home 1926
Second avenue south, Tuesday afternoon.
There were handsome floral decorations,
pleasing music, and elegantly served refresh
mentS q
A reception was given Friday evening at
the Minneapolis academy building to the new
students by the members of the Y. M. G. A
and Y. w. c. A. of the academy. The at
tendance was large and the event most pleas
ant in character
The Ivy Leaf Dancing club held its first So
cial OF the season Thursday evening. The
attendance was large and all enjoyed de-
hghtful time. Dancing was The leading feat
ure of amusement and was kept up through
q long evening.
Miss Cornelia L. May is a recent arrival in
the city who will be somewhat prominently
connected with leading educational insti-
tuition, Stanley hall, where she will have
charge of the department of physical and VO-
cal culture.
Miss Belle Carmeau. of Decatur, Ill, who
had spent some time in the city the guest of
friends, started early in the week for her
home, expecting to stop for several days at
Kansas City and Trinidad, Col
Lieut. Haas, of the detective service of
Chicago, and John III. Green, one of the fire
marshals OF that city, were among visitors in
town the early part of the week, and callers
dl Supl. DTuckelG ONCE.
The regular Plummer post ball THURSDAY
evening. given at the post hall, furnished
pleasure to large number of people. There
was the usual good music and a long list of
dances.
Miss Jennie Sutherland, Miss Sue Stearns
and Miss Lottle Leland of Duluth, have been
guests of the family of DR.. C. P. Sutherland
of 1864 Hillside avenue. during the past
week.
The Caledonian club is making arrange
ments for the renting ana fitting up of q suite
of rooms in the central part of the city, They
hope to have everything in running order by
Oct 1.
Wilbur A. Reeves who has been sick for
several weeks with typhoid fever. has suffi-
GENTLY recovered to ride out He has re-
signed his position with the Great Northern
road.
Rev. G. L. Morrill, expects to leave for st.
Louis next week, where he will visit his
uncle, who is q resident of Alexandria
Egypt. and has lived there for forty years.
Prof. and Mrs. Ii. W. Malcolm have re-
moved their dancing academy to pleasant
new quarters in the Lyceum Theater block at
ZIG Hennepin avenue.
Miss Clara A. Vredenburgh will open Mon
day evening her new dancing academy, ''The
Mikado,'' at ga Hennepin avenue Dancing
from $3.50 to IL p. m.
Mrs. Thomas May and daughter Alice who
have spent the summer here and in this vic
unity, have returned TO their home at Winona
Mimi.
Miss Dora Shave. of Luyerne. Mimi, has
taeen up her residence here for a few
months. She Will attend the Conservatory of
Music.
D. L. Kiehle, state superintendent of pub
lie instruction, goes to Pipestone Monday to
assist in conducting state teachers insti-
tutc
Tho Misses Kate Atchison and Lizzie New
man, of Fargo. NJ. D., have returned to the
city 20 resume their studies at the university.
Tuesday evening the Bee Hive society will
give party at Normanna hall~a pleasant
entertainment having been arranged tor,
Miss Hattie Laribee, of Winona, Mimi, who
has been the guest of Miss Mae Cleveland for
some time, has returned home.
Mrs. VI. b. Dunn, of jackson, Mimi, has
returned to her home after having visited
friends here for some time.
Frederick Il. Kruse. the special agent who