St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-30
GAY SOCIAL NOTES.

A Thanksgiving social ut the residence of;
Mrs. McCauley, on Stellar street, arranged by
Miss NJ. Nj. Lake and Charles McCauley,
proved in every respect a success. Among a;
number of other social features was "mumt
social OF thirty Misunderstanding which every
one who spoke or laug he'd HAD to pay hnei
of one cent. To see the various ways ails
present endeavored 10 make some one else.
speak was worth great deal; that the
efforts were not In vain the fact is proof that
about 90 cents in fiues were collected, which
was donated to the Pacific Congregational
Church Total Abstinence society. About IL
O'Clock refreshments were served. and all
present proved Oy their action that they were
equal 10 the emergency. The following con-
stiIutes the list OF those present: Misses
Laura and Lizzie Fasolt, Nellie Dahlgreen.
Esther and Moliie Armbruster. Minnie Clark.
Minnette Lake Hill and Benton; Mesdames
Lake and Foley: Messrs. John and Frank
Ayers. johnson, Williams, Cossetter, Lund-
berg, Oakley, Beathe, Boyseu McCauley
AL the Aberdeen, on the evening of Dec. 8,
there viii be given an entertainment of
more than usual attrGctiveness for the bene-
tit of the German Presbyterian church. The
event will be called the AIT Deutscher Abend.
Ihere Will be a sale of fancy goods, and
number of well known ladies, among them
Mrs. Furness, Mrs. Barnum. Miss Noyes,
Miss Newport. Miss Mead and Mrs. Peabody.
will be in attendance dressed In the quaint
and beautiful German costumes of the six
teenth century. Children in the juvenile
costumes of that age will offer flowers for
sale. Hans Jung will sing several German
folk songs, and Mr.. Van Ellemeet will render
several piano numbers. An admission fee of
so cents will be charged to defrav the cost
OF the music and OF the refreshments which
will be served.
A surprise party was given Mr.. and Mrs.
W. ii. Gray, of Valedale, on Thanksgiving
eve. Among the guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. V. Is. Parks, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Wilson,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. White, Mr. and Mrs A. L.
McCauley, Mr.. and Mrs. T. o Brien, Mr.. and
Mrs L. Fabey, Mr.. and Mrs J. F. Wilson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardener, Mr.. and Mrs. Raleigh,
Mr.. and Mrs; W. Fl. Gray, Mrs. E. starkey,
Angie Mutually, Miss NJ Starkey,
NJ. Lordon. N. Fleming. N. Hart, s. Delaney,
NJ. McCauly, S. Mcdonald. K Fitzgerald;
Messrs. J. McCauley, w. C. McCauley. w. w.
McCauley. Il. Lordon, j. Welsh, Ferguson,
P. Scanlon, c. Means, NJ. Fitzgerald, j.
Mrlally.
The last one in the series of Mrs. W. s.
11mberlake's receptions occurred Wednesday
afternoon from 3 to & O'clock They have
been four in number, and have been given
tor the purpose of introducing Miss Emma
Timberlake. To say that they have been de-
lightful is unnecessary. Those assisting at
the last were Mrs 1imberlake Miss Timber
lake and Miss Emma Timberlake. assisted by
Mrs +. Mathews and the Misses Gotham,
Moore, Bend and Nelson. Among those
calling during the afternoon were Madames
Green, Schurmeier, Barrows, Winter. Dris-
coll, Draper and Morton, and the Misses
Lamborn. Ann Lamborn, Borup sophie
Borup, Gilfillan. Mary Giltillan Taylor, Kelly.
Whiting, Brice and omyth
The Ladies Aid Society Of st. Johns
church will hold sale in the choir room. on
Mackubin street, Wednesday afternoon and
evening of This week. Oyster supper served.
after6 :3O- Donations will be received at the
choir room after $3.50 a. m.
The Thanksgiving hop given under the
brilliant event. Mrs. NJ. Auerbach. Mrs. Lane
k Stone and Mrs. Fl. P. Heath were the re-
ception committee. Mrs Heath led the cotil-
lion, and there were present, among others:
Mrs. John Merriam, Mrs. Parker, Mrs. Todd,
Mrs. Macarthur. Mrs. Winslow, Mrs Stewart
Mrs. Palmer. of Minneapolis; Mrs. A Dris-
coll: Misses Newport Bend, Forepaugh,
Stickney, Mary Gillian, Armstrong, Gotzian,