St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-11
EDITORS ENTERTAINED.
"A Feast OF Reason and Flow oil
Soui,at the Windsor.

n Feast OF Reason and Flow of
,Souiat the Windsor.
The st. Paul Press club, the news
papers and the kindred business estab-
liShmentS of the town entertained the
Minnesota Editors and Publishers as
ISOLATION with thdir wives, sisters, cou-
sins. aunts and women friends at the
Windsor last night. and entertained
them right royalty, too.
Thes entire parlor floor of the hotel
was throwa open to the newspaper peo-
pie, and while the st. Anthony Hill
orchestra played the prettieSt Of popu-
lar airs the reception committee, MesSrs.
John Conway. H. Il. Black, FL. p. Hall,
T. J. Price, J. j. Dodson, George Thomp-
son, Soren Listoe, J. NJ. Hawks, II. A.
Castle, E. V. Smalley. Theodore Lie
nau, II. l.. Baker, Ii. d. Brown and
Mrs. Carrie Steele, decorated with yell
low badges. performed their duties With
marked success.
After the reception came the most
eXquisitely appointed of banquets,
which lasted till IL o'clock, When the
covers and glasses had been removed,
President II. L. Hall rose and made a
brief address. humorous and reminis-
cent. in his Eappiest vein, opening the
programme.
The first musical number was the
song, I'VE Meet Again Tonight, Boys"
by the MendelssOhn Quartette, delight
fully sung.
President Halls introduction of Capt.
ii. A. Castle was pointed and laug ma
BILE. The captain responded to the
toast. The Minnesota Editors and
Publishers Association, 1S67-1S92"
Capt. Castle gave some amusing and
interesting experiences of his early
newspaper experiences, and his
acquaintance of "Old" Pease, with
whom he had been partner. His per-
sonal remarks and recolIections of early
newspaper days in the state were APP
preciated keenly by the audience. and
were interrupted by frequent applause.
Influence of the Press" was the
toast responded 10 by II. G. Day, of the
Freeborn County Standard, Albert Lea
Mr.. Day expressed his hesitation at
Speaking with so little preparation, and
i'll responding to the toast related any
number of amusing and apropOs anec-
dotes. His explanation of the origin
and growth of fake" stories was enter
tanning i'll the extreme. He eulogiZed
ceivable influence on the world, and
lauded especially the country news
paper.
The MendeiSSohn Quartette, who have
never been heard to better advantage,
sang a contagious laughing song with a
vast amount of humor and spirit.
". II. Dixon, who is always and in
variably funny. made few brief re-
marks in his happieSt vein. He began
by declaring it one of the cardinal prin-
cipieS of railway hen to keep solid with
the newspaper, and advised reciprocity.
He gave it as his grievance against the
press that ii wouldn't print his poetry,
while Eugene Field and Whitcomb
Riley have no trouble in getting into
print. Having the press at his mercy,
he proceeded to recite poem of his,
introducing some wonderfully clever
dialect limitations, so well given that
President Hall allowed him to respond
TO the encore.
Among the people present, in addition
to the editors enumerated, were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Dunn Mr.. and Mrs
(. :. bartram. c. y. HAWKS. Mr.. aud Mrs f.
w Lee. Mr.. and Mrs kellogg. Mrs Neu-
meier. OF SILVIA DR.. Gemmel, Miss Gem
mel! MI and Mrs Bixby Miss Bixbv Father
Eu Van Duzee, Mr. and Mrs. George Dodds
Miss Belle Smith, L. j. Adams Miss Brawley,
Miss Grace Mcdonald. Mr and Mrs. Ford,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Wilde. MIR. and Mrs. II. i
Price, Miss Price, John Baker, Lewis Baker
E. E. McCrea, Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Hail. Miss
Irott, Herbert Connor. ). Conday. S. G.
pease, T. LIE Nasseur. Mr. and Mrs. w. II.
Dixon, Mr.. and Mrs j. L. Stack. Bert Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. Castle. J. W. Bromfeld Carl
3 NeGhausen, Mr.. and Mrs Paradis, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. E. Sawyer. II. w. Hall, j. W. Cliff
FORD Mr.. Lucien Warner. Julius Schmahl
sam Mills, Mr.. and Mrs. John Lawson
Mr.. and Mrs. FL. $. Talmadge, j. j. Dobson,
A. ). Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Stockenstrom, A.
Z. J. Pegler Miss Frances Nicholson, MIR
and Mrs. II. d. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs D.
Ramaley. Conde Hamlin. DR.. S. G. Smith
Howard Ramaley Col. Williams, of Mime
Hpolis: John Goodnow, Minneapolis: Miss
Carrie Pugh, Minneapolis; j. W. Smith,
Walter DriScoil. A. s. Knox. NJ. P. Scott, T.
". Harrison, Minneapolis.