St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-01
RESUME OF THE. WEEK.

. Thursday afternoon the Kappa Kappa
Gamma fraternity gave reception to Mrs
Julia Ward Howe, at the residence of Mrs
III. p Judson. 3l6 Tenth avenue southeast
The fraternity was represented by about
SeVenty-fiVe ofitS active and alumnae mem
bers. The young ladies receiving were
Misses Eveline Sammis Stella StearnS and
Elizabeth Mathes. and the following young
ladies presided with grace at the refreshment
tables in the dining rooms. Misses Grace Gil
beri, Elizabeth Hawley. Mabel Austin, Ethel
Falnsworth and Katherine Everts.
Mrs. J. E. Bradley threw open her home
at 1910 second avenue south, Wednesday,
from 10 > p. m, for a reception held i'll
honor of Mrs c. F. Weeden, Of Colchester
Conn. Mrs Bradley was assisted in receiv-
ing by Mrs. F. II. WadswOrth, Mrs. G. d.
kirkbride. Miss Van Nilst and the Misses Nc
Cord. About sixty guests enjoyed the pleas
ures of the occasion which WAS one of the
handsomest receptions OF the week. La
France roses. chrysanthemumS and smilaX
were used in decorating the rooms.
Roger Vail delivered an interesting lecture
at the Lyceum tbeater Wednesday evening
for the benefit of the House of the Good
shepherd. After the lecture an oyster sup
per was given Mr.. Vail at Dorselts. Among
those present were Mayor Winston. Judges
Corrigan and Mahoney, James Dunn. James
Murphy. j. P. Barber, S. Hedding, ". r.
Hicks Mr. NewlOve, Jerry Coughian, John
Gleason, Michael Nash and Edward Ken
nedy.
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the visitors at Fort Smelling Tuesday on The
occasion of the opening OF the new electric
line, and during the afternoon Mrs. Edwin c.
Mason. wife of the commRndant at the fort,
held very enjOyable reception in her honor
Mrs. Van Cleve saw the first steamer land at
the old fort, and the first train stop at its
station.
William II Searles and wife. nee Crane.
celebrated Thursday evening their twentieth
wedding anniversary al their home 1900 Mic
fty Stc
present several coming from Merriam and
St. Anthony Parks and other places
Miss Dayton. of 372 Fourth street southeast,
entertained the East Side club Monday even
Ing. Those composing the club are: Misses
Hermann, Eastman. Hattie Halves, Chaplin,
Dayton, HAYES, Libby. Mamie Dayton. and
Messfs. Andrews Myers, McGilvery, Her
mann and Patterson.
The young ladies of the Clio circle issued
invitations early in the week requesting
evening under their auspices at the residence
of Miss Mayme Best, 23lS Pleasant avenue.
W. II. T.ruesdale and wife gave pleasant
reception Monday evening at their home JIG
Harlem avenue, which was attended by
few friends in honor of Ponsonby Ogle and
wife, of London, England.
G. 4. Williamson. Of the National Bank of
Commerce gave Stag party Monday even
ing at his home, 1867 Dayton avenue. Mer-
Tiam Park. 10 about a hundred friends from
TO II o'clock.
A pleasant ard well-attended social was
held Wednesday evening by the Ladies' Aid
Society of Camp Q. Sons of Veterans at the
home of Mrs. c. B. Church. 42S Third ave
nue. northeast
The Merry Four Dancing club entertained
large party of friends "Wednesday evening
at Royal Arcanum hall, Washington avenue
north.
Mrs. a. NJ. Allen entertained a number of
her lady friends in pleasant manner at her
home on Kenwood boulevard Wednesday.
Wednesday evening reception was ten
deTed the High school teachers and their
friends at w. Y. c. A. rooms.
Halloween birthday party for Misses
Lizzie Fisher and Jeter was held at Hotel
Waverly last evening.
The CaledOnian club celebrated Hallowe en-
Friday at their rooms, GA Hennepin avenue.
in approved fashion.
Miss Margaret Chapman gave a Hallowe en-
party last evening at her home. e32 East
Fourteenth st
The Misses Tice entertained friends at
their home on Fourteenth street west last
evening.