St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-20

/ Churchman. of Indiana; Mr.. and Mrs. A.
| Pamppern, Mr. and Mrs. A. Gallien. Mrs.
| Lincoln Misses Mamie O'Meara, Susie Knee,
| May Pepin, Carrie and Louisa Lemie, Clara
| Reinh0rt. Nellie Kane, Lena Peters, Rose
| Stouts. Lizzie Schultz Tinny Savage, Nellie
! Bosworth, Nellie Wiseman, of Minneapolis;
Alma and Albertina Julien, Lille Rose,
! Emma Schaffer Gertie and Jennie Murphy,
| Emma Canritsch, Lola Schamm. Maggie
! German, Julia Mitchell and Emma Flanley.
| The board of managers of the Protestant
| Orphan asylum gave reception Thursday
afternoon from to O'Clock at the asylum.
] The ladies receiving were: President, Mrs.
| George h. Young: first vice president, Mrs.
| George A. hamilton; second vice president,
Mrs. George Il. Skinner: recording secretary,
| Mrs. j. W. Edgerton: corresponding secre-
| tary, Mrs. j. B. Beals treasurer, Mrs 5. B..
| Mcconnell; directors. Mrs e. II. Bailey, Mrs.
| G. ii. Bigelow, Mrs e. f. Drake. Mrs. II. G.
! Field. Mrs j. P. Gribben, Mrs. De L. Har-
| baugh, Mrs. r. C. Jones, Mrs. j. II. Murphy,
| Mrs. d. K: Noyes Mrs. j. W. Nabersberg Mrs.
| 4. A. Sedman. Mrs. s. G. Smith, Mrs. s. b.
| Warner, Mrs. j. W. White.
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Merriam gave an
! elegant dinner party Thursday evening in
| honor of Heber Bishop, of New York city,
and party of friends who came West in a
! private car to do hunting in The far West.
They were on their way home at the time
| they were entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Mer-
| RAM. There were i'll the company Gov and
Mrs. Merriam, Mr. and Mrs. Lsnier of New
York; Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll, of New York
Heber Bishop, Miss Cook. Miss Hancock, b.
| Haywood Wright, A. ii. Paget and MIR Bliss
The lengthening evenings and the ap-
proach of the time when we expect cooler
weather remind us of the enjoyment TO be
had in meeting our friends in social con-
verse In order to meet some of the needs of
| our complex life, Mrs Riley, of 1874 Laurel
avenue, will entertain the Philomathean So
| ciety at her home Friday evening next
| Those who have had the privilege of attend
| ing the meetings of this organization will
| await no second invitation.
A delightful reception was given by Mrs.
Warren ii. Mead at her residence on Pleasant
avenue, Wednesday evening, in honor of her
guests, Mrs. Butler, of Chicago, and Mrs.
Post, of Boston. Miss Emma Nelson pre-
sided at the tea table, and the hostess was
assisted in receiving by Mrs. c. d. Glfilan,
Mrs Benjamin Thompson, Mrs. Judge Alex
ander, Miss Mary Gilfllan and the Misses
Horn The reception was very pretty one,
| and was largely attended.
Miss Grace Upham gave a luncheon Tues
day at her home on summit avenue. Among
those present were the Misses Pope, Simpson,
Day, Lille Day, Winslow. Bass, Warner,
Bush, Wanzer, Monfort and Baker.
A large party of the young people of the
Polite Social circle visited the Minneapolis
Exposition last evening. They were chape-
roued by Mr. and Mrs. j ohm Townsend
Mr.. and Mrs. M F. Kahn were at home TO
their many friends Wednesday afternoon at
the metropolitan hotel They Will also be at
home the afternoons of Sept. % and 30.
Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. John Mar
shall, of Selby avenue entertained a number
of friends in honor of Prof. Haupt, who had
just returned from a visit to Alaska.
Mrs Col. Alden, of 554 Holly avenue, gave
a pleasant reception Wednesday evening
from TO IL for her son, c. H. Alden Jr.. of
Boston, who is visiting in ST. Paul.
Tuesday evening Mrs. A. McLaren gave a
tea for her sister, Mrs 5. II. de Forest Mrs
McLaren was assisted by Mrs. j. j Parker
Miss Winter and Miss Dean.
Miss Anna NJ. Littlefield and Henry L. Gill
were married Tuesday at the residence of the
oInclating clergyman, Rev. John A. Steinen,
62S Mendoza street.
Cards are out for a reception to be given by
Mrs. Hareourt Horn and the Misses Horn for
one afternoon next week at their home in
Park place.
Miss Mayall. of Fast Seventh street, will
entertain few of her friends at a luncheon
next Wednesday.
Tuesday evening surprise party was
given TO Miss Stella Fairchild. of Pleasant
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Pierce, of College ave-
nue., gave reception Wednesday
Miss Alice Monfort entertained a few of
her friends Thursday evening
Mrs. Beals, of Holly avenue, gave a small
card party last evening