St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-26

serve an elegant InallkSglVlng lunch
between 10 a. III. and p. IN.
to-day. Mr.. Schade has become IA
nous for these dainty spreads. and to-
days feast. to which his friends and
patrons are invited. will excel all of his
previous efforts, if, indeed, that can be
possible. There will be turkey and
young and juicy roast pig, with all the
elaborate trimmings. and no lack of
toothsome things and good cheer. You
Will miss big treat if you miss it.
SOCIAL SPLINTER
Prominent Society Functions and
Weddings Galore.
The pretty reception given yesterday
afternoon from 3 to by Mrs Mark ID,
Flower and Miss Hawkins on Ashland
avenue was one of the most delightful
functions of the week. Despite tire
blizzard great many society women of
all ages called, and lent their aid to the
success of the affair. The house was
daintily decorated with palms, chrySan-
themums, smilaX and roses. Mrs.
Flower and Miss Hawkins were assisted
in receiving by Mrs. Krayenbuhl and
Miss Stickney in the drawing room.
Mrs. Flowers gown was very hand
some creation in heavy white taile, en-
traiEe, and trimmed with solid Jet and
white chiffon. Miss Hawkins was
charming in crealn-cOlored MORE and
lace, en- traine, with square corSage
edged with feather trimming. MIS-.
Krayenbuhl wore lavender crepe du
chine, and Miss Stickney was stately in
pink crepe. On the stairs Mrs. Fay,
of Minneapolis, presided at the
punch bowl, and the pink-ribboned
table was in the care of Mrs. Robert
Smith and Mrs. J. j. McCardy, who
were assisted by beyy of buds, Miss
Grace Hawkins, Miss Mabel Robinson,
Miss Bessie Shirk and Miss Mary
Brown. The other ladies who assisted
the hostess were Mrs. ID. w. LawItr.
Mrs. A. B. Stickney, Mrs. c. F. Mailer,
Mrs. ). q. Smith. Mrs. Stuart Moore.
Miss Pre- or, Miss Porter. Miss Gautier,
Miss O'Ltary, Miss Weed. Miss Morris
and Miss Hance. OF Minneapolis. Mrs.
Flower and Miss Hawkins will give a
series of Wednesdays in January.
The Andantno club hop at Westmorel and
hall last evening was one of the prettiest
affairs ever given, and was we'll attended.
Among the dancers were: T. Turnbuli. Miss
Gertie GerZhiag, W. II. Boures, Miss Anna
Egan George Beddje, Miss Fish. Miss Duerr.
H. ". Leonard. Miss Mae Lantz, w. p.
Baitzunat. Miss Blitzunat. Il. j. Gouldeu,
Miss Stella Murphy, c. Emerson. Miss
Alice Eustaee, Frank j. Winter
Miss Della Schliek, w. }. Eagleson. Miss N.
E. Adamson, .. Stetiinis, Miss Catherine
kennedy. w. 5. Gitt. Miss Amal "A O. Gorman
w. Ii. Pierce, Miss Nellie Pierce, j. Ii .O-Gor-
man. Miss Minnie Schroeder. Mrs. ". T.
Swain. Thomas Darragh, Charles Mccarthy,
Miss McCardle. +. j. Whaley, K. \. Cold
smith, Miss Iiaisley
One of the most enjoyable Thanksgivln
entertainments was that OF the Irish 'Ameri-
can club. held at the CLUB apartments in the
Endicott Llock last evening. Almost the en-
tire membership OF the club was present
The club roOms were appropriately decorated
and this with the many handsome costumes
formed Il delightful scene. This club has
neeh constantly growing IN popularity. and
the plan now adopted of holding monthly
informal receptions has proved to be one of
The most potent factO.s in advertising the
interest taken in the club, and amongs all
It's pleasant memories, the reception of
Thanksgiving eve. 1884, will long stand prom
inently forward.
The Philomatheans entertained at Lifts
hall last evening in their usual happy fash
ion. The attendance was unusually large.
and among the people present were: Misses
Clancy, Jones. Lang. Norton. Upham. Mills,
Bison. Watson, Thompson, Horton. Dick
son. McGinnis, Dewart, Powers Sherman.
Sutton, Cline, Goss, Cary, Beer. Ward,
Ingalls,. Hallowell, Ccnanz. Hoffman,
Messrs. E. sutton, DR.. Kelly, Griffith. Sutton.
Harper, Dawson, Carpenter, Dr. Shelby
O'ROurke, Paxton, Graburh, Van Duzee.
Ramaiey, Willis. W. 5. Vail, Hoyt Pierce.
Penny Smead, Darling, Wilson
Mrs. II. VI. Rice. of summit avenue gave
a charming reception yesterday afternoon.
from TO q. for her granddaughter. Miss Rod
man. Mrs. ID. A Robertson and Mrs. David
Day presided at table and Mrs Edward Cut
Ter poured tea. Mrs Ric C was assisted in
her duties as hostess by NJ rs Lamborn, Mrs.
Flandrau, Mrs. Gilfillan. Mrs. Stephenson
Miss Grace Howe, Mrs.sJohn jackson, Miss
Curtis. SisS Armstrong, Miss Spaudiug,
Miss Gilfillan, Miss Smyth. Miss Lamborn,
Miss Alden and Miss Bend.
Frank Benton, an emplOye of the Western
Union Telegraph company. was married at
the cathedral yesterday morning to Miss May
Brennan, daughter of Thomas A. Brennan.
of Robert street. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. Father HeffrUn. Mr. and
Mrs Benton will spend their honeymoon in
the East.
loran d Murphy. and Mi SIS Mildred Campbell
daughter of ex-Uniged States Marshal and
Mrs. William NJ Campbell, of McBoal street.
solemnized at the cathedral yesterday
morning. a wedding breakfast at the home
Of the bride followed the ceremony.
Miss Brahy and George Shork were mar
ried Tuesday afternoon at 4 O'Clock at st.
Joseph's church. The ceremony. an excep-
tionally pretty one, was performed by Rev.
Father Raleigh in the presence of kinsmen
and intimate friends of the family.
The D. Doe Economically Denationalizing
club. which was organized last August held
their regular meeting Wednesday in their
pariorS on lglehart street. No new officers
were elected. This Club is also known as the
Dacotah club.
Frank NJ Murphy and Miss Margaret
McCue were married at the cathedral yester-
day morning. MIR. and Mrs. Murphy viii take
up their residence in St Paul upon their re-
turn from the East.
J. Kessler & Co. of the California Wine
House viii cater for Il thousand of their pa
irons between IL and O'Clock today
Miss Emma NJ. Lawton aud j. d. Munger
will be married at the residence of the brides
parents This afternoon a. > O'Clock.
Miss Alice Munger OF Duluth, and Miss
Gertrude Thomas OF Fargo, are guests of
Mrs. j. c. Bullitt
Mr.. ana Mrs. c. T. Mailer of Virginia ave-
nue., Will entertain the Kangaroo club lomor-
row evening.
A reception was g ven yesterday afternoon
from to by Mrs. j. C. Bullitt, SO Portland
avenue.
There was an informal reception and tea
al the Nushka club house last evening
The event of tonight Is the first cotillion of
the German club at Lifts hail.
Mrs. Powers gave her last brides reception
yesterday.
The Philomatheans entertained at Lifts
hail last evening.
Miss Stickney is home from New York city.
The Guarantee Convention Fund.
OF course THE Plymouth" was the
only clothing house to follow the lead of
the journal" and promptly subscribe
to the convention fund.
The '.branch" clothing stores were
colspic uous by their absence from the
list. Why should they contribute to