St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-04

johnson. sWilliams. A. Sauer
G. Hunter, Palmer, p. Foot, Wagner
Homequist, Uttigor. Morgan. Backyard
| Nelson, j. Larans. of Jordan, anC
others.
Tuesday evening there was dancing
party and reception given by the officers
and ladies of the Fort Smelling post
A very considerable number of people
! went out from town and from Mime
apOliS, and the affair was said to have
been very pleasant one. ApropoS
Fort Snelli ny is reSuming something Of
its ancient glory as social center, {
! fact which is due in measure tt
an invoice of several new and younger
officers not y ct so devoted to their pro-
! fesslon as to spend all their time in
! studying the most improved art of war
With their coming there seems to have
been an infusion of new life into the old
! garrison, and it is Once more, and, after
long period, i'll high favor. This is a
| most satisfactory condition of things.
for what could be more lamentable than
gorgeous dress uniform should be in
|! the predicament of the young man men-
| toned in Grey's Elegy, who was to fort
une and to fame unknown. 1t is UNI
dOubIedly the rule that in the matter of
| the gay uniform we pity, then embrace.
The handsome parlorS of the O'Leary
homestead were agloW with light and
| fragrant with flowers Wednesday night,
| the occasion being a dancing party given
in honor of Miss Law, of Allegheny City,
| Pa. The rooms were Drettily decorated
with roses and smilaX, the dining room
! being particularly beautiful, VIII ere cut
! glass bowls full of Jacqueinmot roses
stood on stands and among the crystal
of the sideboard. Among those present
| were DR.. and Mrs. Fulton. Mr.. and Mrs.
! Severance, Gen. and Mrs. Flower. Mr..
! and Mrs. Dan LaWIer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. H. Smith, Mr..
! and Mrs. Bennett, DIR. and Mrs. McDon-
aid, Mr.. and Mrs. Ware, Mrs. John
Lawler, of Mitchell, S. D.; Mrs, Schiff-
man, Miss Sturges, Miss McQuilIen,
Miss Clara McQuiilen, Miss Gates, Miss
Mabel Gates, Miss Flower, Miss Haw-
kins, Miss Beaupre, Miss Chase. Miss
Wood, Miss May More, Miss Moore
house. Miss Bamfield, Frank Beaupre,
DR.. Bettlnger, George O'RileY, Mr..
bert Moore. John Miller, Sam Sturgis
and many others.
Mrs. Cordio Severance gave a very
pretty tea in honor of Miss Goodrich,
who is soon to be married, at her home
y
to 6. This is the first of a series of teas
that Mrs. Severance intends to give
through the season. The house was
prettily decorated with pots of growing
palms. In the front parlor a pretty tea
table was set. and pots of palms and
dark-red chrysanthemumS stood on lit
tie tables at the sides. In the back par
lor were the graceful palms again with
chrySanthemumS of pale lavender and
white. lu the hall were baskets of
American beauty roses. Two pretty
tables were set IN the library. one in
white and gold and the other In white
and green. A profusion of the loveliest
white roSebuds were disposed in vases
Dordered them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schroeder ceIe-
DRAFTED their tin wedding Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Friend Jr., Mr. and
Mrs. l.. 0. Werrel. Mr.. and Mrs. A. N.
Beranger, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Moran, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Haupt. Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Michel, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. WiIber-
scheid, MIR. and Mrs. Julius Schmidt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred OFT, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Sligo. Mr.. and Mrs. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. SchWabel; Misses DreXler, Donohue,
MetZdOrf, Schroeder and Whiting;
MeSsrs. Donohue, Anderson, Heinrich,
Schwicher and Schroeder. Tin presents
were many and all filled with the
choicest flowers.
A pleasant surprise party was tend
cred Harry W. Gmehle at his home, 457
Rice street, Thursday evening, it being
| the occasion of his sixteenth birthday
a pleasant evening was spent in dane
ing. Among those present were the
Misses Minnie Holloway. Grace Hollo-
way, E. MacMichael, Agnes Denny,
Pearl Gmehle. Birdie Kelly, Bessie
| Graham. Minnie Geif, Lille Herman,
! Carrie Manner and Emma Manner, and
Masters Ernest Nelson, B. Herschman,
Harry George, B. Walker, K. Dreher,
James Graham, Dan Kelly, Henry
Suhr. E. Whipple. Alfred Gerlich, Cor
| don and Charles Croft and others.
The members of the Minnesota Chap
| ter of the American Institute of Archi-
| tectS banqueted at the West hotel in
! Minneapolis Friday night, and after
wards held a business session. at which
! the following officers were elected:
| President, William Chandler Whitney,
=! Minneapolis; vice president, Cass Gill
! bert, ST. Paul; secretary and treasurer,
George E. Bertrand. Minneapolis; direct
orS, Fred G. Corser. Minneapolis, and G.
II. tombstone, st. Paul. A plan of lit
erary work for the meetings of the sea-
son was mapped out.
The annual election of officers in Vega
society took place Friday evening, when
! the following were elected: President,
! DIR. Oscar FluShburg; vice president, c.
| q. Johnson; recording secretary, Aug
| Engbuist; financial secretary, Gust Ryd-
berg; treasurer, Charles Leidman; libra
rian, Gust Turnblom; committee on
hall, P. E. johnson and G. o. Dahlquist;
committee on proclamation, Charles
Skog and John Larson.
A very pleasant little dancing party
was given by some of the young ladies
of Saltwater Friday evening at G. A. Il.
hall. A number OF st. Paul young gen.
tlemen attended with the Metropolitan
orchestra. Among those from ST. Paul
were Allen Fisher, William Cox,
Charles Fisher, John Ryan, Charles Nc.
Cluer, Russell TrOwbridge.
The women who assisted Mrs. Sever
ence were Mrs. Goodrich, Mrs. F. B.
Clark, Mrs. Peabody, Mrs. Peck, Mrs.
Jaggard. Mrs. Winslow, Miss Goodrich,
Miss Sturgis, Miss Peabody, Miss Sever
ance.
Mrs. John S. Prince entertained on
Thursday evening for Mrs. James Egg
bert Thomson. A number of the sub
stantial old families were represented.
Cards were the order of the evening.
Miss Hattie Heimbod gave a large
card party at her home on Prospect
terrace Friday evening. A cinch club
was formed by the young people dur
ing the evening.
Mrs. P. P. McVeigh gave social at
her home Oh Dayton avenue Wednes-
| day for the benefit of st. Luke's church.
Twin City lodge of Odd Fellows gave
their annual ball Thursday evening at
Twin City hall.
Wednesday evening, Nov &c, large
number of friends of Miss Mathilda
| Wilson surprised her at the residence of