St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-12-28

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Vail and Bryant: Misses Flint,
Fenton, L0hdell, Trumbull, Dressed.
! Pope, McGinnis, Kenny. Bontelier,
Harrison, Kelly, ingalls,, Arey,
Lowering. Morton. Fish. Smell,
! Coward, Babcoek, Cook, Upham, Far
well, Whitney, Carey, Scheimmel. Nor
ton, Jarden. Goss, Field, Daggett. Pal
mer, Mills. Dot, Trowbridge. Moore,
Neil and GuSsie Hoffman, Hills, Price,
Hoyt and Hartigan. The gentlemen
present were: Messrs. Vail. Bryant,
Andrews. Zagley, Jarvis, Eye, Huinph-
rey, Sherrln. Barnacle. Goodrich. Hor-
! Fink. Bunker, Hawkins, Wood, Penny,
Eshelby. Boyer. Rophoek, Wanderlict,
| BrimhalI. Maben. Baker. Hill, Errett,
! Parker, West, BOyesOn. Forrest, Maggie,
| Starkey, Paxton, Berk. Dawson, Mics,
| Fauble, Johns. Heller, Butts, Hoe,
Schooley, Darling, Brown, Sandferd,
Kyle, Keller, Picketts, Brand and Van
YerX.
A most delightful party was that
| given by Miss Mamie Cashin to large
number of her friends at her home. 326
Pleasant avenue, Tuesday evening.
The early part of the evening was spent
III music. cards and various other games
that go to made up a good time. A. B.
| of their fine musical talent during the
evening, and were followed by several
selections by the ladies. At II o'clock
an elaborate lunch was served. after
which dancing was INDUCED in. Among
those present who expressed themselves
as having spent most delightful even
T ng were Miss Marcella Smith, Kitty
nd Nellie Moran, Lille Lynch, Stella
Messenger, Katie Grace. Mamie Riley,
Annie hurry, Oracle Wagner, Nellie
| Walker, Carrie and Mamie Kingsley,
i MessfS. j. C.Wagner, E. McPhee, Shea,
Hamilton. Lynch, Haverlick. Granger,
| TrainOr, a. B. Moore. W. Stebens,
Doyle. McGraw, Weber, Parker and
Peterson.
A very pleasant party assembled at
| the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. d. Z.
COlville, on Hague avenue, last Tues
! day evening after the performance of
the Messiah" to meet Charles \. Know,
the tenor. The gathering was almost
exclusively musical one. and among
the invited guests were Mr.. aud Mrs.
Samuel a. Baldwin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles De Lacey, Mr.. and Mrs. A. S.
Willoughby, Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Merrill,
Mrs. j. W. Thompson and Messrs. X. X.
Armstrong. r. w. Middleton, G. &.
TitcOmb aud f. II. Wheeler.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. N. Thayer gave a
dinner party of tWenty-siX covers on
Christmas day, followed by progressive
euchre in the evening. Each guest re-
| ceiyed with the score card favor decora-
/ ted with q sprig of holly and Christmas
greeting. The prizes were beautiful,
and were won by Air. Smith and Mrs.
Sprague. DR.. Beal and Mrs. Smith. Vocal
and instrumental music mas rendered
by gifted guests. All enjoyed them
selves to the fullest extent. and voted
the host and hostess royal entertainers.
One of the most delightful dancing
| parties of the season was given at Lifts
hall Friday evening by the Philomath-
can society. About seventy couples
| participated. Among those present
were the Misses Campbell, Hoffman,
| Field, Carey, Norton, Kellar, Farwell,
Upham, Jardep, Horrigan, Lobdel,
Derexel, Fish, Mrs. Bryant, Mrs. Mar
koe, Mrs. Meeker, Messrs. Kellar. DR..
DIR. Wood. Sherin, Butts, Aries. Van
York, Goodrich, Hume and Fantle.
| Mr.. and Mrs. d. F. Colviile enter
! tanned their guest, Mr.. Chas. A. Know,
and select party of friends at their
home on Hague avenue, last Tuesday
evening, after the performance of the
Messiah" Among the invited guests
were Mr.. and Mrs, Samuel A. Baldwin.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Willoughby. Mr.. and
| Mrs. j. L. Merrill, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
| De Lacy, MIR. and Mrs. D. f. De Wolf,
! Mrs. DR.. j. w. Thompson, and Messrs.
Q. q. TitcOmb, r. w. Middleton, f. II.
Wheeler and Il. <. Armstrong.
A new social and literary club. the
/ Auf edersahen, was organized Monday
! evening at the Hotel Barteau. The
| club was organized with about thirty
! members. Including many of the best
| will meet each Wednesday, giving re-
| ceptiOns every alternate week. k. S.
| Doubleday was elected president of the
| club, Rev. George Kiefer treasurer and
! Miss Butcher secretary.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. G. Kolffe had an
i oyster opening party Thursday even
| ing, and Christmas tree party in the
| afternoon. Some of those who we're
! there in the afternoon were: Mr.. and
Mrs. George, Mr.. and Mrs. Carson, MIR.
! and Mrs. Sharp, Mr.. and Mrs. JiIson,
Judge and Mrs. Kerr. DR.. and Mrs. Da-
Wis. Miss How, Miss McCaye, Mr..
Wilkes and Mr.. Abbott.
| Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Gates, Mr.. and
/, Mrs. K. 5. White, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
/ Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Clark, Hon.
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wife. K. o. Strong and wife, d. Ell,
| Aiichaud and wife, Mrs. StinSon,
| George f. Sabin and wife were present
| at the TIN wedding at the residence of
John NJ. Conrad. ITO Marshall avenue.
| The Misses Marshall gave dinner
! party to number of friends at their
| home, 204 West Ninth street, on Xmas
night. Among their guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Cough, Mr.. and Mrs. Church.
ward, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack; Messrs. john
son, Smith. Amoss, Turner, Stuart,
| Marshall; Misses Joliffe, Mcmahon,
/ Scott and Ferguson.
st. Andrews society of St. Paul gave
their December sociable at Westmore-
land hall, with Scotch border songs.
Scotch traditional stories, delivered to
| the accompaniment OF the bagpipes. fol-
I lowed by sword dances and the High
land fling and dancing programme of
eleven numbers, Prof. Kleist leading
| the orchestra.
Mrs, Rogers, of West Isabel street.
entertained the Plateau Eucilre club
on Friday evening. Prizes were won by
Mr.. WINDING, Miss Minea, DR.. Xanten,
Dir. Sneaman and Mr.. DR.. Beal. The
| usual good time was enjoyed by all.
The club will meet next Friday with
Mrs. Kellogg.
Sisterhood Branch No. 542, Order of
| lion. Hall, gave another Of their enjoy
| able socialS. Those who took part in
the programme were: Miss Scott. piano:
| Mrs. j. c. Mccall, recitation: f. B.
T. Cone and Miss B. Granville, instru-