St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-03-06
RESUME OF THE WEEK.

OIL the social calendar for This week.
RESUME OF THE WEEK.
The second annual reunion of the Vermont
Association of Minnesota, and the ceebra-
ton CT the 1G1st anniversary OF the admission
of the Green Mountain slate into the Union,
was held a the NIeo!let house Friday night.
IL was Il brilliant and successful event. fully
80 ladies and gentlemen who boast OF YER
mCnt as their native state attending Inere
were guests present from all portions OF the
state though tie representation of st. Paul
and Minneapolis was predominant. All the
parlors were thrown OPEN and USED as re-
Ccption ROT ms ana ei,l h was tastetully deco
Taied with cut roses aid various other kinds
of flowers. Tie reception was informal.
and Therefore all the more enjoy
able 1t was gathering OF old-iime
friends, and there vas noticeable ana
welcome lack OF the primness and con-
veRtional Formally thar generally character
iZe receptions and banqLets. The reception
began ut o'clock and continued until 8.
Shortly after O'Clock as MANY as could
crowded into the main parlor and listened to
The addresses OF Inc evening" Hon. ii. n
stevens, Of st. Paul, first vice president OF
the association, otliciated as master OF cere
monies. The banquet followed. when every
one had Gined 10 his hearts content the
finale to the event began. 1t was in the form
OF ball. given in the main dining room, and
Size dancing continued until after midnight
One OF the pretliest social events of the
week, and quite enjoyable as any 81 the sea-
con. was-the leap year party gwen Monday
night at MahtoWah nail by the ladies OF the
GUlllliOn club. About Sixty couples were
present. The guests were received by Mrs. j.
T. Harrison, Mrs. h. b. Clement, Mrs. NJ. L.
LenoX, Mrs. Murray James, Mrs. Thomas
lowering, Mrs. q. II. White and Mrs. }. ii.
DOrner The affair proved SO taking that
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Cor similar event 10 lie held Monday even
ing next. The following persons were pres
eut: W. II. Lynn, j. W Nash, a. A, Keith,
L. G. Eyens, f. E. McCusick. George Bell. &.
Dixon W. o. Falk. Thomas Lever
ing. DR.. Lenox, Frank stetson, Fred
smith, Jerome Layman, g. +. Backus.
Frank Haywood, George White, Dr. e. I.
Gibson, Il. L. Hoskinson, E. 5. Olson, j. l.:
smith, H. z. Smith, George Winchester, Al
Paris H. b. Gardner; Messrs. Hunter, Spen-
Ger. Bogart. Martin, Frink, Stevens, F!ues
and their wives; Mrs. Murray James, Mrs.
Burr, Misses Martin, Ii. G. Carlisle, Bert Car
lisie, Dr.. Baker and sister; Misses Poehler,
Stevens l.. Kinney, Ball, Cooper, Jessie
Ziegler and Mr.. Pettit 80
There was pleasant social gathering at
the West hotel Monday evening, on which
occasion the gentlemen did the ahonors as
return favor forsthe delightful party given
by the ladies S few weeks before. The event
was i'll every way quite informal. The guests
were received by the Mesdames Kimball,
Ives, Wait Eliel. Case and Day. The short
reception was quickly followed by adjourn
ment TO the ball room. where the programme
of dances was thoroughly enjoyed by all.
bale III the evening supper was served III the
Club room. Among Inc guests were Dr.. ALI
port, w S. Motif q. W. Porter, DR. Quimby,
w. L. Woodbury. Alex Campbell. DR.. II. b.
Brown Jg a. Bel, j. w. Raymond, B. S.
Hulburt H. Neiler, E. j. Hay, Neal Farm
ham, John Nashburn, b. F. Ives and their
wives
A progressive euchre party was given in
honor OF Miss Maria Paige and Miss Jennie
Beals Monday evening by Mrs. George Gle
ment and Mrs. Edward Webster, whose guests
shey are. at the formers home, S21 Fourth
pyenue south. Among the guests were
Iucian Swift Jr., TX. l.. WOODBURY., De Witt
Clinton. Foster H. Clement, Carlos Il. Waldo,
f D. Tenney +. c. Van Dusen, Albert Har-
TingtOn, c. j Sawbridge, j. G. Woodwork,
C. c. Leland, q. l.. Bradley, Foster A. Paige
William Sweat and their wives, Mrs. q. S.
Barnes, Miss Grace swift, Howe Paige, James
Paige, Hector Barnes, Ii. h. Zocn, G. Ii. j.
Bliss.
The afternoon reception given by Mrs. E.
Snow Woodwork, Tuesday, from 3 to q
O'Clock. at her nome, l4T Linden avenue, was
one of the preltieAt of the social events of the
week The invitations of the hostess were
accepted by about 80 ladies, who filed the
parlOrs ana reception room. Mis-. Wood
worth was assisted in receiving by her moth
er Mrs. II. g. Woodwork, and Mrs. e. A.
Law Other ladies assisting were Mrs. j. G.
Butler, Mrs. Z. Z. Capen, Mrs. q. b. Shep
herd, Mrs. G. c. Boshart and Miss Alice
Williams
A delightful company of seventy-fy
couples assembled i'll The dining room Of
Hotel Berkeley, last Monday evening", in re-
SpOnse to very pressing invitations sent out
by The ladies of that pleasant hostelry, the
occasion Icing a leap year party. Mrs. +. s.
Perciyal md Miss Jessie Morgan acted as
floor managers while Mrs T. IS. Mercer and
Mrs. l.. q. Hart were the committee on ar
engagements.
A very pretty dancing party was that given
last ednesday evening by Isaac We'll and
vile, 1872 stevens avenue, Ill honor of their
guest, Miss Harriet Freiler, of Chicago.
About fifty young people joined in the fes
tiYitieS, number OF them being from Mil
Waukee, Chicago, st. Paul and Troy, n. Y.
The Pythian sisters entertained a large
number Of their friends at the BIjou Opera
House hall Monday evening with an infor-
NAL hop. The event was held for the pur
pose of raising funds to maintain bed in
one of the LEGAL hospitals for Pythian
knights.
sunshine Sample, at home Tuesday
March /, 1892, from to III D. H. ia Univers-
ity avenue southeast" was the way the inVi-
tation read that was SEM out early last week
10 nearly half hundred of the little lady's
friends Forty-three responded.
An old-time dancing party was held Thurs
about fifty couples being present. The cos
tunes were of the old-fashioned order, and
ill most instances produced unique effects.
The "Greenaways" gave a delightful
dancing party at the Holmes Tuesday even
ing. This is o club composed of sixteen
young ladies, and dancing is among the
mediums of occasional enjoyment
Robert Emmetts birthday anniversary was
fttingly observed Friday evening by the La
dies Altar Society of Father Christie's par
lsh. grand concert was the chief feature
of entertainment.
A yellow dinner was given Tuesday even
ing by William E. Steele and wife. The
guests were c. s. MARTIN. F. L. Greenleaf, w.
q Northrop and Theodore Wetmore and
their wives
pleasant event of the week was the dane
ing party given Tuesday evening by the &C.
Gillian Council Royal Arcanum, at their hall,
Twenty fourth street and Fifth avenue
south.
Mrs. W. Il. MeMullen gave progressive
euchre party Tuesday evening to twenty-five
of her friends at her home, SIT Fifth street
southeast Miss Drummer being the honored
guest.
Miss Minnie Rollins, who has just returned
from an Eastern trip, gave progressive
euchre party Monday night to about fifty
friends at her home, 600 University avenue.
Several of the friends Of Miss Melia Bohan
surprised her at her home,> lib Lyndale ave-
Aue HOItl. H1ouudH SNSH1uS Iue efeuE Is re-
ported most enjoyable in its character.
pleasant surprise wes given Master Harry
Bailey Saturday evening by number of his
young friends at his home, 1401 Twenty-Five
street south.
The Fortnightly clubs german, given at
MalcOm's hall Friday evening, was one of
the pleasanlest of last weeks events socially.
c. Wilkje and wife gave a. pleasant and en-
3oyable dancing party Tuesday evening at
their home, 104 Thirteenth street south.
The Franco American club was entertained
Tuesday afternoon by Mrs w. M. Tenney,
1900 Second avenue south.
Miss Nellie Mcmahon entertained num-