St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-03
RESUME OF THE WEEK.

Villa Rosa was bright with light and
warmth Monday night, on the occasion
of the reception rendered by Mrs. Doril-
'lus Morrison to the members of the Har-
ward Glee, Banjo and Mandolin clubs
The house was handsomely decorated
throughout. and the entertainment COM
plete in all particulars. The guests
were met by the following gentlemen
who made the presentations of the even
ing: Messrs. E. S. Waters. Samuel
Hill. c. Nee. Reeve, j. S. Bradstreet
and W. f. Haskell. In the salon Of
white and gold the host and hostess. MI.
assisted by President Cyrus North
Top and wife. Mayor p. B. Win
ston and wife and the follow
ing patronesses: Mrs. H. f. Brown,
Mrs. l.. F. Greenleaf, Mrs. Josiah
Thompson, Mrs. W. q. Northrup, Mrs.
A. B. Jackson, Mrs. j. G. Jones, Mrs.
George +. French. Mrs. A. NJ. Keith,
Mrs. K. B. Langdon, Mrs. w. j. Muir
ply, Mrs. W. E. Steele. Mrs. Josiah
Thompson Jr., Mrs. w. e. Whitney,
Mrs. w. H. Truesdale, Mrs. F. B. Sem
pie. The receiving party also included
Rev. NJ. ID. Shutter and wife and Prof.
o. F.Tousley and wife. Paul GLADSTONE,
son of the hostess. assisted in introduce
ing the guests from Harvard.
a pleasant progressive conversation
party was given "Wednesday evening
by Miss Lulu E. Bicknell at her home,
2619 Dupont avenue north. The topics
of conversation, friendship, courtShip,
marriages and housekeeping. were
thoroughly discussed. after which a
prize was awarded to the best lady con-
versationalist, Miss Maud Bell being
the winner. Refreshments were
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Minnie UrQuhart, B. JenniSon, Bessie
Mckay. Gertrude and Maud Bell. Ella
Pratt, Eda Gilkerson and Agnes Wood
ard; and the Messrs. Merritt. Brimhall,
Charles Urquhart. Dir. Burton. S.
Burton, Sherman Woodland and George
1.eck.
One of the leading society events of
the week was the fourteenth annual
holiday reception at Malcom's Dancing
academy Wednesday evening. A pro-
gramme of dozen numbers was danced,
followed for an hour by charming
christmas tree german" favors being
distributed from two Christmas trees.
Delightful music was provided. and ele-
giant costumes contributed to the brill
fancy of the occasion. About fifty
sOupleS were in attendance.
Wednesday evening about thirty-five
the ladies' ordinary at the West hotel.
and rendered farewell reception and
banquet 10 James B. Forgan, the retir-
ing cashier of the Northwestern Ma
fiona1 bank, who in few days will as
sumo the duties of vice president of the
First National bank, of Chicago. The
menu was an elaborate one. and full
justice was done to it by the banqueters.
a dancing party of a very pleasing
character was given Tuesday night by
Miss Bernadette Kelly at the home of
her parents, Anthony Kelly and wife,
tbs Fourth street north. The house was
prettily trimmed with Christmas deco
ratlonS. Supper was served during the
evening. and a unique souvenir was
presented to each guest.
Miss Lillian Best. 1000 Park avenue,
entertained sixty young people tuesday
evening with holiday german. Rista
Best and Miss Mamie Best led the ger
man. which included four favor figures
and fancy figure. In the latter each
guest responded to a fancy title sug-
gested by the initials OF the name.
Roy Appleby entertained pleasant
party of friends New Years eve at 1923
Clinton avenue. Dancing and other
amusements helped to make old '91 fly
with Swifter feet, and uShered '92 in
Will BlCaSAHt hClCOluS- AUOuG IWGIIy
couples were present. Refreshments
were served.
The Bakers Dozen'' enjoyed a jolly
dancing party Tuesday evening at the
home of Miss Helen Balch. POOL Secon
avenue south. The Bakers Dozen"
a cooking club, thirteen young ladie
being included IN its membership.
The Mahtowah club held one of its
enjoyable dancing parties New Years
eve IN Mahtowah hall. The attendance
was large, at least eighty couples being
present, and the dance programme oil
sixteen numbers we'll arranged.
The Zurah ladies held one of their in
comparable balls at Masonic Temple
hall Wednesday evening, the same be
ing enjoyed by about seyenty-fye
couples The programme contained
fourteen numbers, and was danced tC
the end.
Mrs. IL. C. Mulford gave an enjoya