St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-04
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS.

On Tuesday evening the Flour City
Cyclists Social club met with w. L.
Colborn, SIG Sixth street southeast,
passing the evening in playing PRO
gresslVe Hearts," Owing to the unex-
pected illness of Mrs. Florence Lewis
the party, which was to have met at her
residence, were kindly accommodated
at Mr.. Colborn's home, where it had
met the Tuesday before. The gold med
ais were won by Miss Nellie Brace and
Ralph Reynolds. After spending two
pleasant hours at cards the company
were entertained with instrumental
music by Misses Margaret Myers and
Clara and Winnie Snow. Mr.. Hamlet
Doricus Hodgson executed several har-
monica solos with pleasing effect. Dor
sett served refreshments at II
o'clock. Those present were Misses
Clara and Winnifred Snow, Mag
gle Myers, Margaret Chapman, Nellie
Brace, Ida HodgsGn. Jessie Colborn.
and Miss Turner, of Verndale, Mimi;
Messrs. H. w. Clark, w. f. Robinson,
j. f. Galbreth, P. Somers, Ralph Rey-
nolds, Harry Barrows, w. T. Colborn,
I'll. d. Hodpson, and Wilbur A. Reeves.
The club will meet next Friday with
DR.. ii. w. Clark, 500 East Fifteenth
street.
No pleasanter social affair has oc-
Cured during the present season than
the german given Tuesday evening by
Miss McNair, at her home, 1901 Linden
avenue. The appointments for the oc-
casion were most complete. The guests
were received in the double parlors,
which were very richly prepared, plants
and flowers being used in decorating.
The dancing was held in the ball room
on the third floor. which was very pref
tily decorated for the occasion, delight
full music furnishing inspiration for the
dance. A tastefully arranged lunch
was served at II o'clock. These were
among the guests present: W. E.
Steele, FL. Alden Smith, r. R. Rand,
Mr.. Brooks, Mr.. Palmer, Mr.. Elwood,
and their wives; Misses Marie McNair,
Petit, Rand, Shaw. Ripley, Culbertson,
Pratt, Wilcox, Gale, Fletcher, Mealey,
Foss and Rand; Messrs. Langdon, Jones,
Herrick, Willard, Davis, Eustis, Rob-
inson, Dixon, Hallowell, Thayer. Van
derlip, Chute, Thompson, Arnold and
James.
One of the attractive and pleasing
events of the week was the gentlemen'S
reception rendered by President Cyrus
Northrop, of the state university, on
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President Timothy Dwight and Prof.
Arthur r. Hadley, of Yale university.
The guests included not only Yale
alumni, but representative men of both
cities and vicinity. President North
rOp's residence was well filled with
guests during the two hours of the re-
ception, who passed the time most
pleasantly. Mrs. Northrop, Mrs. w.
w. FolWeII. Mrs, G., W. Hall, Mrs.
George Mclean, Mrs. ii. P. Judson,
Mrs. j. S. Pillsbury, Mrs. A. W. Hast
ings. Mrs. P. d. Mcmillan. Mrs. 0. P.
Carter, Misses Elizabeth Northrop, Mary
Benton and Grace Gilbert assisted the
host in receiving.
About two weeks hence, c. B. Bar
ton, who for six years past has been
news editor of the Journal, will sever
his connection with that paper, going
to Denver, Col, where he will assume
part editorial management of the Den
yer Times, a paper in which he has
lately bought an interest together with
Messrs. Brownlee and Hawley, eX-Min-
neapolis newspaper men. Robert Park,
formerly of the Journal, now of De-
troit, Mich, will probably be associated
with them.
Mrs. Sarah Farr gave Christmas en-
tertainment for the newsboys at her
store. 531 Nicollet avenue, Monday
evening. About $50 were present and
every one was made glad with sacks of
candy, popcorn balls. apples and jack
knives. The Farr band of six pieces
furnished music for the occasion and a
fur-coated policeman acted as Santa
Claus. The boys enjoyed themselves
thoroughly, and Mrs. Farr reports them
as having been very orderly.
At the meeting Of the II. P. E. club