St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-06
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS.

MIS-. FRANK Il. MCMILLAN gave very eldD-
crate reception Thursday at her home. 700
Tenth street southeast that easily led all So
cial events on the East side during the week,
and in fact was one of the most brilliant re-
ceptions of the season. About 300 friends OF
the charming hostess called during the hours
of 9 and o'clock. The floral decorations
were chiefly chrysauthemums and roses.
Mrs. Mcmillan was assisted i'll receiving by
her mother. Mrs. E. II. Conner. and G. A.
Hayes, and was further assisted in looking
after the entertainment OF her guests by MT Is
G. r. Merrill, Mrs F. o. French, Mrs. p. D.
Mcmillan Mrs. Frank Berry, Misses Myrtle
Conner, Margaret Hastings, Alice Dyer and
Martha West.
Daniel Bassett and wife threw open their
handsome home OH Hennepin avenue Tues
warming. ana incidentally to celebrate their
golden wedding anniversary. About 100 rel
atives and near friends were in attendance.
Children of the happy couple assisted in re-
ceivlng. The decorations were simple, being
confined chiefly to white and yellow chrys-
anthemums and a few palms. Among
the guests from out of town were
MIR. bassett's son and daughter, #. B. HILL
wife and Two daughters, Chicago; Mrs. +. d.
Morey and daughter, Texas. and two girls.
The Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent society
gave their annual ball Wednesday night at
Masonic Temple hall. The attendance was
large, and included some of the best known
Hebrews in the city. as well as people well
known in Gentle circles. The arrangements
were in every way perfect, and the ball IN
many respects as pretty as any ever held III
the hall The music was excellent, so that
the programme of eighteen dances was
thoroughly enjoyed by the more than $50
couples in attendance.
Charles S. Alanson and wife gave clock
tea Wednesday evening in honor of the fifth
anniversary of their marriage, at their home,
1917 stevens avenue. About fifty friends
joined in the festivities. Among the guests
were: Byron Sutherland, DR.. E. b. Dilling-
ham, A. ii. FitZ, Paul Frey, Hugh Loudon, 5.
ton, George Berry, A. Cowles, G. o. Eddy.
John Gedney, j. p. Harding and their wives,
and l.. NJ. Sherman and daughter and Fred
Cutter.
Tuesday evening "Jugenbund" was Or
gained in the First NJ E. church in North
east Minneapolis. The organization is COM
posed of Jealous workers, and the prospects
are very bright. The following officers were
elected: President Rev. W. F. Eberhardt;
vice president, William f. Facklam; secre-
tary. Lewis Fischer; treasurer, Miss Katie
Buehler; executive committee, Rev. W. F;
Eberhardt, Mrs. j. w. Schadewald, Edward
Kohlstedt.
Mrs. Franklin Calhoun and Mrs. Charles
E. Brewster gave thimble bee Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Calhoun, sou
Eighth street south. at which they enter
tanned fifty East side ladies. The hostesses
were assisted in receiving by Mrs. S. w. Sam
Pile, Misses Annie Dennis, Laura Carroll
Dennis and Maud Ulmer During the after
noon an informal musical programme was
rendered by Misses Ulmer Laura Q. and
Annie Dennis and May Williams
Albert Hastings and wife gave delightful
reception Wednesday evening at their home,
GIG Sixth street southeast, in honor of Gen.
and Mrs Russell Hastings, formerly of BeF-
muda, w. l., now Of Minneapolis. MIR. and
Mrs. Hastings were assisted in receiving the
100 and more guests by Mrs. P. d: Mcmillan,
Mrs. Cyrus Northrop Mrs w. NJ Tenuey,
Mrs. Il. P. Judson and Miss Kittredge.
Thursday afternoon from to Mrs. E L..
Cooper, Mrs. E. M Bruce and Mrs C. C.
at Netley Corner. 124 Thirteenth street south.
The hostesses were assisted by Mrs. II Z. W.
Schultz, of ST. Anthony Park, Mrs: +. B.
Stoneman. Mrs. Albert Cleveland, Misses
Underwood, Charnley. Chamberlain and
Hoegh.
charming reception that was fully ap-
preciated and enjoyed by number of friends
was given Tuesday evening by ]. M. Raitt
and wife at their home, 216 Ridgewood ave-
nue., in honor of D. II. WimotG who goes to
New York to accept the position of secretary
of the Croker Chair company.
Comrades" gave the second of their dane
ing parties Thursday evening, Cecllian hall,
at Fifth avenue and Twenty-fourth street,
being well filed with friends of the mem
bers. The Flambeau club, in full dress uni
form, attended in q body.
Fred Mansfield entertained about twenty
five friends at O dancing party Thursday
evening, given at his home, 1882 First avenue
south The event was in honor Of the TWEEN
ty-frst anniversary Of the young hosts birth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams were given pleas
ant surprise Monday evening at their home,
2S40 Twenty seventh avenue south. by about
fifty friends. The occasion marked the
twentieth anniversary of their marriage.
A very enjoyable social affair was the re-
ception given on Tuesday evening by Mr..
and Mrs. c. B. Maben at their residence, 500
Irving avenue north. About seventy-five
guests were present.
Halloween was quite generally observed
Monday night, particularly by the Scotch So
cieties. Clan Gordon held forth at Harmon
hall. AT Century Music hall the CALIFORNIAN
club made merry.
very pretty progressive eucher party was
given Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Frank
Conkey and Mrs. David Davis at the formers
home, 1850 Third avenue south, to number
of friends.
Miss Hale entertained a number of friends
Monday evening at her home, 1926 Third av-
enue SOUTH Cards and dancing were the
chief features of amusement.
A pleasant dancing party was given Mon
day evening at the club house at 1928 Fourth
street southeast.