St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-29
GENERAL RESUME.

GENERAL RES ME.
The most brilliant party of the season thus
far. and one that has seldom been equaled in
elegance, was the first annual Lall OF the
NinnetonEa Yacht clnh. at Masonic temple, on
Thanksgiving eve. The hall had been beau
titully and appropriately decorated for the
OCCASION numerous beautiful yachting pen
nants and banners forming a conspicuous
element in the ornamental features. DanZ's
full orchestra furnished q musical accom-
.nanment of the most enhancing nature.
The new floor presented an elegant surface
and was well tested by most Of the 400 or
800 people present during the eighteen num-
hers of the programme. Much credit is due
10 the management of the affair, perfection
being shown in every detail The floor com
mittee consisted of The following: Messrs c..
5. Langdon. @. II. Daggett, q S. Harper, j.
e. James, w. d. SammiS. W. G. Whitney, K.
" Chadbourne, i. C. Thompson, W ".
H0dgman, George n. Lyman Jr., W. z.
Steele, W. 5. Williams. Messrs. George A.
Dole, George A Morse and others took an
active part i'll the work of preparation.
Miss Binal Taggert was surprised by a
party OF about forty of her Young friends on
Thanksgiving eve at her residence S25 Oak
Lake avenue. on the occasion of her nine
teenth birthday. Among those present may
he mentioned: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Campbell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Burnet. Mr.. and ArS
Butan, Mr.. and Mrs. james Best, Mrs. Craig;
Misses Kit Wanda. Jennie Butan, Gertie and
Alice Mccain, Tinsley. Nolan, StenSil,
GutSpy: Messrs. Strauss, A. and j. Langham,
William Best, James Best Dr. r. WorYotz,
Mead, Prchett. Buckley, Clements, Price.
Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Raberge. of / 10 Tenth street north. were sur
priSed by number of their friends, the time
marking the fortieth anniversary of their
marriage. Among the guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Rucker, Mr.. and Mrs Hall, Mrs. Pye,
Mrs. Earl, Mrs. Rose. Mrs. Stratton; Misses
Witchie Breessee, Palmatier, OSgood. Hall,
Hermann. Raberge. Myrtle Stratton Messrs.
nj FnrA I1fCI1a-
Barrett. George Heath, a. Hermann. F. Her
mann. Charles Raberge and Ernest Ortmann.
Judge Ames and wife were among Thanks
giving entertainers, giving an elaborate
course dinner at their home. on Second ave-
nue. south. 1t was partaken of by A. B. Bar
ton, E. j. Kimball, Winthrop Young, c. NJ.
LornF, W. l.. Wolford, Judge Atwater Loren
Fletcher, W. W. Eastman. 0. V. Tousley and
their wives, Mrs. A D. Bryton and Howell
: Young. The company spent the evening at
the home of Loren Fletcher.
: Thanksgiving eve was socially observed
by the Mantowah club in dance programme
of eighteen numbers at their hall, 25l Nicol-
let avenue G. +. GetZ was master of cere-
monies, and was assisted by w. NJ Shreiner,
A. Z. lie Roy. w. l.. Waldron and E. H. Zim-
norman. The attendance was large, about
one hundred and fifty people being present.
The East Side Euchre club was very pleas
antly entertained by the Misses Carrie and
Hattie HAYES. at 72S Tenth avenue southeast,
Monday evening. Four tables were played
progressively and suitable prizes were
awarded, after which refreshments were
served.
The Fine Art society held its first reception
of a series to be conducted throughout the
winter at its rooms i'll the library building,
Monday evening. The attendance was not
large, but the event was none the less enjoy
able. Tea was served, Mrs. W. G. Northrop
presiding.
A delightful Thanksgiving menu german
was given at Maleolm's Dancing academy
Wednesday evening, about twenty-five
couples taking part. The favors were of
unique character. The party proved one of
the most enjoyable of the sort held during
the week.
A reception was held at the state university
Wednesday evening by the junior and senior
classes that was attended by considerable
pleasure. The programme of exercises was
thoroughly enjoyed-especially was this true
of the dancing feature.
At the recent reunion and banquet Of the
Yale Alumni Association of the Northwest
held at the Ryan hotel, st. Paul, Judge Isaac
Atwater requested that they be his guests at
the next meeting The invitation was &C
cepted.
Rev. w. II. Ware and wife, of Brainerd,
Mimi, have spent a few days this week with
relatives at rs Twenty-ffth avenue north
east. They were called here by the fatal i'll
ness of their granddaughter, Marie C. Ander-
sou.
Mrs. c. f. Wenzel entertained the Conyen.
her home, 1920 Second avenue south. Miss
Minnie Lee carried off the ladies' honors; L.
n. Davis those set apart for the gentlemen.
Misses Annie Fish, Bessie Burnham Fannie
Lincoln, George and Alice Peck Abbie Day
and Messrs. Louis King and Fred Rounds
came up from Carleton college, Mortified,
and spent Thanksgiving with friends,
An afternoon reception was given Friday
by Mrs. c. Chute, at her home, sos Seventh
street south, from to o. clock. The num-
her of guests was large. and The several APP
pointments III good taste.
Mrs. A. C. Nim0cks entertained a large
number of her lady friends at a reception
given Friday afternoon at her home, 2714
Park avenue. The house was handsomely
decorated.
II. r. RUshtOn of New York, a well-known
excursion agent has been in town a few
days He says this viii be a great objective
point for Eastern people next year.
William Downs post, G. A. R., celebrated
Its fourth anniversary Friday night with a
camp fire. The attendance was large. the
ladies assisting in the festivities.
William Whitacre has just rendered his
resignation as master mechanic of the Min
neapOlis d ST. Louis road in order that he
may engage in other business.
a peasant social was held Tuesday even
Ing 1T 204l Portland avenue. under the aus
pices Of the Y p 5. c. E. of the Simpson NJ
4. church.
A Il Linden and wife entertained a num-
Der of friends at dinner at z o'clock Monday
evening at the West hotel, followed by the
alter party.
The Pleasant Home Social club gave dane
Ing party at Mahtowah hall Friday even. n.y.
which was well attended and thoroughly en-
ioyed.
Mrs. March entertained the O. o. s. Eucbre
club Friday evening at her home, 81 Highland
avenue.
Mrs w. d. Washburn entertained num-
per OF young people at dinner Tuesday even
lng.
The young people Of the San Angelo held q
pleasant dancing party Friday evening.