St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-12-20
RESUME OF THE WEEK.

The german given by Loren Fletcher and
wife Wednesday evening. at their home on
Tenth street, in honor Of their niece. Miss
Fletcher. proved one of the handsomest and
most enjoyable parties of the sort given this
year. twas taken partin by about twenty
well known young society people. The house
was made bright with flowers, and the three
long parlors were thrown open to the danc-
ers. The faFOrs consisted of flowers and
ribbons. At ii o'clock refreshments were
served. after which a number or fancy figures
were danced. CavOur S. Langdon led the
german, and the favOrs were dispensed by
Airs. Alice Bryton. Among the guests were
". +. Brooks and wife. Misses Norris. Will
Sans. Crosby, HeffeIfnger Agnes McNair
Wagner, Shores Linton, Toll; Messrs. D. NJ.
Chute, Williams L. L. Rand, K. o. Gale
French, j. w. Jones and Davis.
Miss Alice Dyer gave an afternoon tea by
gaslight Tuesday at the home of her parents
1Ol Seventh street southeast, in honor of her
guest, Miss Eloise Moore of Chicago The
guests were received by Mrs. G. Z. Dyer, Miss
Dyer, Miss Moore and Mrs. E. K. Fairchild.
The house was pTettily decorated for
the occasion, the prevailing tlnts being
green and pink The 125 invitations which
mad been sent out were largely accepted. The
event was unquestionably the most brilliant
that has been given under East side society
auspices this session.
Thursday afternoon the home Of Mrs r. s.
GooGfellOW was the scene of a brilliant re-
ception given by Mrs Goodfellow, Mrs
Marion Lewis and Mrs. Robert Thurston
The guests numbered over 200 well known
society ladies. The arrangements were COM
iplete in every detail. The following ladies
assisted in the entertainment: Mrs. Mark
Lewis, Mrs Frank Lewis Theodore Basting
Mrs. Findley Reid. Mrs Richmond Ball. Mrs
Alec CleriheW, Misses Carrie Elliott. Lizzie
Herrlck. Mena Mlllspaugh.
Harry D. Barker, 1886 Irving avenue SOUTH
was pleasantly surprised Monday evening by
twenty or thirty friends, employees of the Mo-
llne, Mllburn. otoddard d Co.'S Office. AS a
lifting reminder OF his birthday anniversary
he was presented with very pretty dressing
gown. Among those present were the Misses
-. Perry, b. Hallock, E. Sparks; the Messrs
Brown, B. Ray, w. Anderson, B. Johnson
MIR: Whitworth and wife and Mr. Barringer
and wife.
Mrs. j. G. Grant held pleasant afternoon
reception at her home on Aldrich ave-
nue. last week. The hostess was as
sisted IN receiving her more than 100 guests
by Mrs. Edward Miller, Mrs William Donald
son, Mrs. George X. Shaw; Misses Belle
Francis, Ruth Maxwell and Maggie Brown.
Tuesday evening. at Malcolm's hall, oc-
Cured the fourth annual Eall of The House
keeper employees. The dancing commenced
shortly before o'clock and continued until
az, with brief intermission for refreshments
at II. The entire affair was pleasantly in
formal and successful in all respects
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. John s. Kearney
gave D o clock tea at 726 Sixteenth avenue
southeast IN honor of Mrs. Alexander Gault
a
one and the afternoon was spent in a most
enjoyable manner.
Rev. George E. Paddock. who has lust re-
signed as pastor of the Como Avenue Con-
gregational church, and wife, were rendered
I farewell reception Wednesday evening
Kind remembrances in the way of gifts were
Heft by friends.
Monday evening Charles Copelin and wife
were pleasantly surprised by number of
their friends who assembled at their home
EOnrth fo bol oil
'the fifteenth anniversary of their marriage
Miss Mania Gould celebrated the four
'eenth anniversary of her birth, Tuesday
evening, by giving dancing party to about
sorty OF her young friends, at her home on
Eastman avenue NlcOllet island.
A pink luncheon was given at o'clock
"Wednesday by Mrs. Preston King to the fol-
lowing friends: Mrs. /. e. Marston, Misses
Folds, McNair, Moore. Crosby, Mitchell, Nor
MS, Mcmillan and Stone.
c. Z. Dixon, J. L. James and D. NJ. Chute
went 10 Clinton, To-, where Friday evening
they attended a ball given by the formers
sister They returned home Yesterday
Mrs. M. F. Parcher gave an afternoon
euchre party Wednesday afternoon at her
home on Forest avenue, from to G. to
twenty-five of her lady friends.
The Eighth Ward Relief hall was a scene
of much enjoyment Wednesday evening the
occasion being dance given by the Z. A. U i.
club.
lNiS. DOIIcT gave Il Pheasant QQ0ce party
Monday evening to fourteen intimate gentle
men acquaintance in honor of her husband.
The Mshtowah Grub dance held Wednesday
evening at MahtoWah hall was well attended.
about seYenty-fve couples being present.
The Lake Review Scoop club was pleas
antly entertained by Edwin A Kimbali. 2545
Second avenue south Monday evening
The Orpheus Singing Society gave an at
tTactiye entertainment and dancing party at
Mahiowah hall Friday evening.
The Merry Four held pleasant dancing
parry last Friday evening at the North Side
Royal Arcanum hail
w. Raymond and wife entertained a party
of sixteen friends at dinner at the West
Thursday evening.
Mrs. A L. Day entertained a number of
lady friends at luncheon at the West, Thurs
day at l o'clock.
Mrs. Lew Morrison entertained Rennett
Seminary classmates at luncheon at o clock
Wednesday,