St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-12-06
Unset and Mounted Diamonds
At BULLARD BROTHERS. Jewellers.
SOCIAL FUNCTIONS.

The function of the week among the un-
married men and women was the reception
given on Monday evening at Mrs. George
Armstrong; by Miss Armstrong aud Miss
Spaulding, from to II. Among those seen
during the evening were Mesdames Milton
Griggs John Adams Paris Fletcher. Tom
Scott, Alfred Sibley, Alexander Cathcart
William F. Peet. J. n. jackson and The Misses
Fairchild, Bend. Florence Fairchild. Stephen
son, Pope, Julia Stephenson, Upham, Timber
lake, Lamborn, Hand Sophie BOrup. Emma
Timberlake, Gilfllan. Mary Gilfillan, McClel-
Ian, Knight, Robbins, Hammond, Senkler
Shave, Day, Borup, Goodrich, Wemott,
Hawkins, Sturgis, Linton. of Minneapo-
lis and MessrS. Morrison, Sibley. Fletcher
Adams Prince, Price, Dunn, Yardley. Pierce
Cathcart. Farnham, Peabody. Gilbert, Hand,
Wenzell, Wright A. Wright. Wemott. Forbes
Barber. DR.. Foster, Bigelow, Beaumont
Skipwith, Lieut.. Sturgis, Banning, Ingersoil.
Winthrop, lngersoll, Ordway, TIghe and
Patterson.
very pleasant reception was given last
Friday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hy-
land at their residence. No. 76l Cedar street
in honor of their silver wedding Those
present were Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Gillett, Mr..
and Mrs. o. B. Whitney, Mr.. and Mrs J. NJ.
Hyland, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Coleman. Mr..
ana Mrs. Frank Coleman, Mr.. and Mrs j. II
Ballard Mr. and MIS-. q. A. Yates. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Kilbaine Mr.. ana Mrs. W. Grady,
Mr.. and Mrs Hinkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Oxbor-
ough, Mesdames Sayer, Ray. Atkins. Ivy. Ray
son. Misses Helen McElhinny. JennieHinkins,
Harriet Flynn, Mamie Coleman, Minnie
Coleman, Lee Mccoy, Minnie Whitney. Ger
trude Whitney, Kate Lyons, Salina W. Mar
tin; Messrs. Mccoy. Hopper. Dyer. Listman,
Jones. Hemch, Dresser. Whitney, Colemans
MBughan, McElhinny, Dryland, and DR.. Fitz-
simmons.
Mrs. Charles E. Otis Summit avenue house
was crowded Thursday afternoon from to
q. despite the persistent frown of the weather
clerk. IL was pretty as well as large recep-
ton. The house was dressed with flowers
and greenery, the drawing room in pink. the
parlor in red, the library in yellow. and the
dining room IN Pink SmilaX, asparagus
roses and chrysanrhemums were the decora-
tons. Mrs. Otis and Mrs. Cornish received
in the drawing room. and were assisted by
Mrs. Mix, Mrs c. J. Thompson, Mrs. Hugh
son. Mrs. Fisher, Mrs Summers. Mrs W s.
Alexander Mrs. Brill, Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs
Kerr and Mrs. Mailer Mrs Summers pre-
sided at the coffee table in the parlor, and
Mrs. Sanborn and Mrs. Alexander had
charge of the lunch table.
Mrs. W. f. Peet entertained Wednesday at
the Peet house on Ashland avenue for the
first time since her marriage. The function
was an afternoon reception, large and pref
tily managed. Mrs. Peet received in the
drawing room. which was daindlly dressed
with chrysanthemums as were also other
rooms. Mrs. Lamborn and Mrs. E W. Peet
assisted i'll receiving. The table in the din
ming room was trimmed with yellow, and
Mrs. George Young and MISS Lamborn dis
peused the chocolate and ices In the library
Miss Amy Horn poured tea at & red tea table
The young women who were Mrs. Peet' s
bridesmaids assisted in receiving. and the
entire list ofhelpers includes Miss Margarelh
Smyth. Miss Minnie Taylor. Miss Maud Tay-
lor, Miss Mabel Horn, the Misses Timberlake,
Miss Sturgis and Miss Armstrong
One of the most delightful euchre parties
of the season occurred last Wednesday even
ing at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. C. Mil