St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-09

Inc glQuY ROUND OF society presenter
very little that was new to be chron-
cled as history for the past week. The
matrons seem determined to rest on the
iaurels won 10y prevlous social successes,
and while they are willing to be invited
out, do not seem in hurry to throw
open their doors and give the young
people chance to make purchases in
the matrimonial market.
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An enjoyable event, however, is
promised for next Friday evening, when
st. Valentine will be given as an ex-
cuse for an unusual flow of gaiety under
the auspices of the Young Ladies' Aux
Hilary of the Homeopathic hospital.
The affair is to occur at the West hotel,
anu will lie conducted as all such affairs
are conducted when they are given at
that cheerful -hOstelry. The proceeds
are to be used to prepay the cost Of one
bed in the institution, which is to be at
the disposal of the society for the ac-
commodation of any of the sick poor
coming under its particular notice. The
event will be quite a society one. and
the young habitues may now have
chance to shake the kinks out of their
and-enj0y themselves generally.
Another enjoyable affair will be the
fourth anniversary entertainment of the
Tam O'Shanter- club, to he held at
MaIeolm's hall. Friday evening. Feb. Ia.
A splendid musical and literary pro-
gramme has ieen provided, and the
whole will fini-a up with dance. The
club. numbers among its members some
OF the favoriteS of society, and the
affair cannot help but be success So
cially. Ringwald & Thyle's orchestra
will furnish the music. J. ID. Forbes,
DR.. Sweetser. Mr.. Fisher, C. Guthrie
and male quartette will hold up the
while Miss Susie Mckay and Josephine
Bonaparte Rice will give selections in
reading and song. The committee of
arrangements is composed of e. Guth-
rie. j. Dunnett.- j. r. Mackenzie, j.
Hawthorne aud William Guthrie.
One of the most enjoyable events the
past week was the reception extended
to the friends of Col. and Mrs. Hans
Mattson at their residence, 1919 Nicnllet
avenue, on Monday evening. The affair
was given as farewell spread in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Anderson, who
have been staying with them for some
time making preparations for a trip to
Mexico. Cards, music, dancing and re-
freShmentS assisted the brilliant com
papy in passing pleasant evening, and
1t was late hour before the guests de-
parted for the quiet of their several
homes. Among the society people pres
emit were Mr.. and Mrs. Lnth Jaeger,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Fl. Nelson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nick Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
II. Paulson, Mr.. and Mrs. n. O. Wer-
ner, Mrs. w. FL. Mattson, Miss Kate
WeStin, Miss Alma Westin, Miss Blanch
Buchanan. Miss Settle Buchanan, Miss
Anna Clausen, Miss Andrena Harrison,
Miss Rubie Sawyer, Miss Nellie Howe,
Miss Nora Huyck, Miss Hilda Carlson,
Miss. Emma Skog, Miss Anna Williams,
aDn. Miss Berthe Nelson, Miss Carrie
Gatta, E. L. Ericsson, c. d. Huyck, A.
W. Skog, Z. A. Kempe. G. N. HoughIin,
Z. V. Btoomquist. E. A. Bloomquist. G.
A. Quist, S. A. Lime. F. Ii. Sanders. P.
G. Sioblon. c. Ii. Bowers, T. J. Brady,
III. q. Freming, A. Edsten, Fred Lager
well, Ed Brush, Harry March, S. q.
Kreidt, August Sanberg.
There was gay time at the residence
Of Mr.. and Mrs. }. F. Wilcox. Ais Sixth
street southeast. Friday evening. The
affair was party given to the friends
of Myrtle, Henry and Archie Wilcox.
and was enjoyed by large concourse
of young people. 1he houce was brill
tantly lit up by many-hued lights, and
he young people enjoyed themselves
hugely. A pleasing dance programme
was gone through with. aud bounte-
GUS repaSt served in courses. The cos
fIImpC nf tha lod hriIt
i'll many cases even elaborate, and the
whole presented a pretty picture.
Among those who enjoyed the hospital
tty of the three young favOrites were
Guy Royalston, Joe Elliott, Harold
Graham. Percy Dexter, Fred Dixey,
Rob Thompson, Mark Lane. Jay Kings
ley, Donnie Childs, Mamie Sample,
Allie McAllister, Kari De Laittre, Ralph
Parker, 8ggie Smith, Matte Miller.
Matte Murch, Aggie Holmes, Lillian
Dodson, Lizzie Peters, Nellie Peters,
Ida Coburn, Florence Fisk, Florence
Lane, Maggie Berry, Florence Rose,
Lille Williams, Eva Lane. Helen Lou
gee, Bessie Curtiss, Fuller Nudd, Mar
greet Mcmillan, Mabel Adams, Minnie
lowering, May Simpson. Gertie Wood
cock, Charley Dyer, Frank Hayes, Daisie
Moore. Flossie Moore, Roy Wyman,
Guy Wyman, Grace Wyman, Sadie Full
ton, Alice Hunt, Emma Hunt, Mahala
Campbell, Mary Campbell. Lee Twitch-
Ell, George W Wheaton,, Grace Whea-
ton, Corinne McClarry, Virgie
Parker, Lulu Steele, Emma East
man, Oscar Geosgus, George Up
ton, Mabel Upton, Fred Perkins,
Woodbury. Andrews, Ed Bowen. Emma
Powers, BERTHE Powers, Roy Squires,
Will Weeks, Ina Cl0ugh, Lila Cluugh,
AIaU RrOtHn
Bosworth, Clyde Rodgers, Roy Rodgers,
Mamie Rodgers, Maggie Lawrence,
Frank Randall, Fred Randall, Frank
Smith, Zoe Smith. Florence Powell,
George Van Cleve, Frank Andrews,
Rennie Horr. Harry Reeves, Fred Brown,
Ballie Brown. Willie johnson, Eugene
Huntington. Charlotte Hastings, Rob
Hastings, Rob Lane, Roscoe Lane. Ed
Moffett. Fred Head, Harry Robbins,
Alice Robbins, Ralph Peters. OF st.
Paul. Horace Rose. Frank Rose, Mary
Camp, Grace Trask, Any Task. Jessie
NesSen, Willie NeXsen, Marion Parker,
Maud Parker. Grace Tenant. Louis
Tenant, Ernest THOMPSON, Arthur
Zimmerman, Fred Hartley. George
Church, Harry Merriman, Robert and
Jamie Gilfillan, George and Maize Mer-
rill, Fred Stahl.
Another social triumph was the en-
tertainment given by the San Angelo
Dramatic club at the Hotel Angelo, on
"Wednesday evening. The audience
gathered was a social one, anu the
fund of small talk INDUCED in partook
more of the style of levee than dra-
matte entertainment. One thing can
be said in favor of the friends of the
club, and that is that bright eyes and
pretty faces are the rule rather than
the exception, and the former were
bssy at work during the pleasing enter
tainment given. The affair was such
an unqualified success that repetition
of the idea with different programme
is promised for the near future. Those
taking part were Paul Pierce, MIR.
Gorse, q. L. Fisher, D. w. Dagnes, MIR.
Paige, Mr.. Thomas. Miss Peck, MISS
Freeman, Miss Bragg and Miss John
ston. The club is composed of young
people living at the hotel, and presents
very fair dramatic performance.