St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-25
MRS. CLARkE's RECEPTION
To the Lady Delegates to the
WOrld'S Fair Convention Tod ay.

To the Lady Delegates to the
Worlds Fair Convention Tod ay.
Mr.. f. B. Clarke's reception for the
visiting lady delegates to the state con-
vention of the auxiliary of the worlds
fair last evening was brilliant affair
socisl)y and attended by nearly all
of the delegates who Will represent
| their counties at the convention to be
held in the Peoples church today. A
large number of prominent society peo-
pie were present also, and an orchestra,
stationed in the main hall. played at in
tervalS during the evening.
Mrs. Clarke received with Gov. Mer-
riam. Mr.. and Mrs. ID. A. MonforI, Mrs.
Lewis Baker, Mrs. John Q. Adams. Mrs.
Severance, Mrs. HaSenwinkle, Mrs. S.
q. Smith, Mrs. ID. A. Robertson, Mrs.
w. b. Bend. Mrs. Day, Mrs. }. }. Hill,
Mrs. Flandrau, Mrs. Goodrich, Miss
Howe, Mrs. Squires and Mrs. Gillette.
The hostess wore trained dress OF
black satin, with jet and spangled net
front, and nearly all of the ladies re-
ceiving with her wore full even
ing dress. Quite number of
young girls assisted by enter
after their wants at the supper table,
which was presided over by Mesdames
Robertson, Bend and Day. Tea was
poured by Miss Cook at a small table in
the library.
Among the delegates entertained last
night were:
Mrs. W. S. Busch. Mrs. A. Nj. Miller. Mrs.
Z; W. Durant Mrs. G. NJ. Seymour. Mrs. j. G.
Rhodes, Mrs. E. w. Williams. Mrs. A. J. Olds
Miss Mary Holstein. Mrs. |. Thompson, Mrs.
P. A. Thayer, Mrs. j. A. A. Wood, Mrs. A. X.
Lee, Mrs; g. l.. Ives, Mrs. A L. Sackett, Mrs.
5. b. Walker, DR.. A. S. Hutchinson Mrs. w.
A. NORM, Mrs. Q. n. Olberg, Mrs. Crosby,
Mrs Mrs F. : A Whiford, Mrs j. F. MarkhaEs
Mrs. j. Heatwoie, Miss Louise Richardson,
Mrs. A. w. Stockton, Mrs L. p. Hunt, Mrs. j.
Z. Brown. Mrs. H.. HUMPHREYS. Mrs. C. n.
Hewitt, Mrs. E. V. Garfield, Miss Fannie
Densmore, Mrs Flynn, Mrs. F. A: Day. Mrs.
W; Betz, Miss A. Wollaston, Mrs. Waite, Mrs.
TileSton, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Graham, Mrs.
Morrison, Mrs H. d. Davis Mrs. A. Penning-
ton, Mrs. A. Hodge, Mrs K. n. Ray, Miss Car
RE Benson. Miss Mary d. Greer.
The st. Paul guests were:
Gov. Merriam Mr. and Mrs d. A. Monfort
Col. and Mrs. Bend. MIR. and Mrs. j. B. Hox
sic, Mrs. j. j. Hill. Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Sever
ance. Mr.. and Mrs. f. B. Kellogg, Rev. and
Mis-, S. G. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. H. f. stevens,
Mrs. Or. Metcalf, Mrs. Hasenwinkle, Mayor
and Mrs. 2. b. Winston, Minneapolis. Mrs. D. A.
Robertson, Mrs. G. D. Gillian, Mr.. and Mrs.
D. r. Noyes, Mrs. Furness. Mrs. Lewis Baker,
MISS Baker, Miss Falrchild, Mrs. Goodrich,
Miss Forepaugh, Miss Spaldng, Miss Smyth,
Ambrose Tighe, Archie Wright, Haywood
Wright, Miss Sturgis Mrs William Winslow,
Miss Howe, Mr.. Archibald, DR.. and Mrs.
A: j. Gillette, Miss Lamprey. Miss Finch,
Miss Maud Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. George C.
Squires, Mrs. Charles Flandrau, Mrs. n. G..
Rhodes. Mrs. DR. Fulton, Mrs. HIS. Fairchild,
Mrs. John harrington Mr. ard Mrs. w. H.
Mead, Mrs. Carpenter and Mrs. Goodrich.
A dialect poem was reclted by the
celebrated short story teller, Thomas
Nelson Page. of New York, i'll thor
oughly delightful manner. Mr.. Page
was present as the guest of Mayor and
Mrs. Winston, of Minneapolis. The re-
ceptiOn was free from formality, and
one of the most delightful social func-
lions of the season.