St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-21
SOCIAL MUTATIONS.

Mrs. Mel H Eddy contributed materially to
the social pleasures of the week by giving an
afternoon reception at her residence, $50
Second avenue south, Wednesday. The
guests numbered over 200, and from 2 o'clock
until carriages were busy transporting them
to and from the house. The rooms were most
tastefulIy decorated with autumn flora, goi-
den-rod predominating. Nearly all the guests
wore Ill on their persons something in the
prevailing color, yellow. The effect was very
pretty i'll every instance. Mrs. Reid, Mrs.
Huey, Mrs. NORMAN, Mrs. Brush, Mrs.
Thresher and the Misses West assisted Mrs
Eddy i'll receiving. Elegant refreshments
were served. tete-a-tete tables being used.
These were also uniquely decorated with gol
denrod. Yellow so predominated that the
affair might be said TO partake of the nature
of yellow reception.
On Monday evening occurred the opening
of Miss Clara Vredenburgh's new dancing
academy at ga Hennepin avenue. and it
proved a very pleasant affair." The hall was
tastefully decorated with japanese orna-
ments. and presented a bright and attractive
appearance. Dancing continued from $50
to II o'clock, there being about seventy
ladies and gentlemen in attendance most of
whom were former patrons ana pupils.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs. G. S.
Gold, Mr.. and Mrs Masterson. Mr. and Mrs.
A R. Baker Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilson, Mr.
and Mrs. Rhodes, Mr.. and Mrs. Wheelock,
Mr. and Mrs. Gage. Mr.. and Mrs. Miller, Mrs.
Jordan. Mrs. Vanderhoof; Misses Pratt,
Babb Tice, sheldon, Jordan: Messrs. c. d.
Meyer. ii. w. HOVt, hllODlaucl, Kern, Nixon,
Donovan and Butler.
Friday evening Frank Randall observed his
sixteenth birthday by giving a party at his
home, 401 Sixth street south. The evening
passed quickly in the enjoyment of games of
various characters and music These were
among the guests present: Clara Pickett
Jessie Dickens, Effie Mason, Belle Cheney
Belle Parry, Mable Henderson, May Austin,
Lottie Hemperly, Bessie Harmon, Edith God
frey. Florence Scott. Nellie Kietzing. Edith
Reach Clara Henderson Miss HarEiuc
johnson. Joseph Morton, Rueben Pickett,
Oscar Furstumacher. Charlie La Clair. Harry
Wilcox, Edward Parry, Archie Wilcox,
William Scott, William Bogart, William Mill
er, John Henderson. Alvin Godfrey, Robert
McFreely, Albert Higgins, Charlie Henderson.
7. {. Walkerand wife extended a reception
Saturday evening at their residence to those
taking part i'll the laying of the corner stone
the afternoon and others. j. E. Brown and
Rev.F NJ. Bristol. of Chicago, were among the
specially invited guests. The attendance
was large, and the event socially proved
decided success.
A dancing and card party was given Thurs
day evening at the residence of j. Fl. Noble,
200 Hennepin avenue, by the ladies of Min
neapolis Chapter No. 6, Order of the Eastern
Star, assisted by the l. G. c. club. The even
ing was delightfully."- spent, the entertain
ment furnished being thoroughly enjoyed.
A pleasant party was held Saturday even
ing last at the home of Mrs. o. E. Beltz
1902 Clinton avenue, who entertained some
twenty of her friends on that occasion.
Among the guests present were Mrs. Picker
ing, of Richmond. Va. and Miss Matte
Tucker, of Dubuque 10.
Charles II. Jacobs, who was stricken last
Thursday with muscular rheumatism. is
somewhat improved. Owing to his sudden
and severe attack, he was obliged to relin-
quish to D. C. Miller the management of the
Victoria hotel, which opened Wednesday.
The young ladies of the Fourth Baptist
afOr& nod
Carey Emerson, 21oS North Fremont, Tues
day evening. acknowledgements were served
and short programme rendered.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Perry have as guests J.
&. W. Perry and wife, of New York city, who
are spending their honeymoon here. Mr.
Perry is a brother OF Ralph Perry, night clerk
at the West hotel.
Rev. Smith Baker is about settled in the
city. His entire family will be here in a few
days. and may be found at 1881 Park ave-
hue. He occupied the Park Avenue church
pulpit Sunday.
The first of series of dances to be given
during the fall and winter by Company G.
Third regiment, at Plummer post hall. oc-
Cured last evening, and proved to be an en-
joyable affair
The Young Ladies' Missionary Society of
Simpson NJ E. Church held missionary So
cial "Wednesday evening at the residence of
Mr.. Moore, 1888 Second avenue south.
.'ocial party was given at Normanna hall
Tuesday evening by the Bee Hive society,
being thoroughly enjoyed by all present
The ladies of the New Jerusalem church
held social Thursday evening at the resi-
dence OF their PASTOR Rev. j. s. David.
The ladies of Plymouth church are plan
ming fer a reception to be given the Amer
lean board the evening of Oct II.
Capt. j. S. Thombs, of Duluth formerly of
Minneapolis, was the guest of S. a. Reed a
few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Booth, of Mitchell, To-, are
guests of their daughter Glenna, 700 Henne-
pin avenue.
Shaeffer Post Sons of Veterans gave dance
Thursday evening at A. o. U. W. hall. on the
North side.