St. Paul daily globe., 1893-01-15
SOCIAL FUNCTIONS.

Thursday afternoon between the bours of
4 and 4. as many as 200 ladies availed them
selves Of the opportunity Of paying their re-
spect to their charming hostess, Mrs. Craw
, avenue. The dining room was presided
over by Mrs. Walter Morton and Mrs. Ansel
Oppenheim,> in becoming and appro pirate
| gowns. The ladies assisting Mrs. Livingston
| in receiving were Mesdames Mcintyre, rope
| Alfred Sibley, Abbott. Rogers: Lane. Klmoall,
| Stone and Misses Finch, Mitchell, Greve and
| Kalman Among few who called were
Mesdames Alexander Stone. Col. Barber;
| Stickney. Simpson. Seymour, Officer. Samuel
| Gilbert Will MaXtield, Galusha, Fairchlld,
Barr, Moss. Upham, ShepleN Duff, Borup,
! Constans, Cornish, Souires, smith, Winston,
! Beecher, Scott, Moore, DR.. Stewart, viii
Peet Byrant, McManus, and the Misses Field,
| Upham, Manvil, Gausha Adine Manvii,
Lamprey. Borup, Spaulding, Barr, Simpson,
| ShaWe Prince, Carpenter, Sanborn, Fair
child, George Borup. Stella Shave, Grace
| Prince Constans and Brlsbine.
! The clerks of ST. Patrick's church and
members of the choir were entertained by
| the Misses Mullaly at their home Tuesday
evening, jan 10. A programme prepared by
| Prof James Sullivan (organist) was we'll
| rendered Selections from the Messiah,
| church quartette; bass solo, James White;
"a Story" Prof. McGovern. After the pro-
| gramme games and social chats concluded
the evening. Those present were: Misses
Kathryn and Mollie Fitzgerald, Miss Kittie
| Concannon, Miss Mary Manion, Miss Mae
! Murphy, Miss Nettie Hawkins, Miss Margaret
| McCabe, Miss Annie Clark; Rev. II. j Glib
| bons, NJ. Gibbons, NJ. E. Fitzgerald, Prof
| McGovern, Prof. j. Sullivan, j. E. McCauley,
P. H. McCauley, James White. Mr.. Fey
| Mr. and Mrs. George Doran. of Prescott
| street. entertained party of frienos Tues
day evening at progressive euchre. All the
| arrangements were perfect and a very pleas,
ant time was enjoyed by those present
among whom were Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Clif.
| ford, Mr. and Mrs. John Fisher Mr.. and Mrs
| w. A. Summers. Mr.. and Mrs. d. W. Sits,
MI and Mrs. S W. Boyd, Mr.. and Mrs F. B..
Doran, MIR. and Mrs. William Doran, Mr.. and
| Mrs G. F. Noe, Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Wright,
Mrs McLaughlin; the Misses Peabody and
| Woodberry; Messrs. John Dale, John Thayer
as follows: Head, Mrs. William Doran and
Mr.. John Dale; lonehead, D. W. Sits; foot
prize, Mrs Noe and Mr.. Clifford.
Miss Ida Wilson, of 49i North street, gave
reception and luncheon TO some Of her lnt1-
| mate Young lady friends Friday afternoon.
| She was assisted i'll receiving and entertain
! ing her guests by Mrs. Nicholas Bowse and
| Miss Cal Buel. In the evening Miss Wilson
| gave party. Among those present were
| Mesdames Wilson, Bowse and Morrison
! Nellie Austin, Parker, Gerstlng. Metcalf,
Tanning KreutZer, Tupper, Bueland and
Furlo ng; Messrs. lamar, McCune, Carevith,
Morrison, Pike, Matthews, Simmons, Palmer,
w,
One of the prettiest receptions of the sea-
| son was that given by Mrs. Clarence Secor
| Wednesday afternoon for her sister, Miss DO
sephine Van Derenter The hostess was as
sisted by Mrs. Charles Nichols and Mrs.
| George Skinner, who served the ices and cot
] fee in the dining room; Mrs W. 7. MaXfeld,
who presided at the punch table III the
library, and Mrs. Will Rhodes, who poured
| tea in the pink reception room; Mrs Sever
| ence. Mrs Mcintyre, Mrs. Barrows. Mrs.
White. Miss Dean, Miss Perrin. Miss Maud
| Taylor Miss Prince and Miss Kate Chit
tenden.
The Misses Mamie and Nellie Genois, of
| East Summit avenue, pleasantly entertained
number OF friends Wednesday evening
with progressive cinch. Those present were:
| Judge and Mrs. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. Long
fellow, Mr.. and Mrs. O.. j. SchlllinG; the
Misses Murray. Hillman, Fairibault, Gobeil,
Nagei. L. Tessier, E. Iessier; Misses Ida and
Lillian Dubay, of Minneapolis; Messrs.
! Blood, Macarthur Heimbach, Garvas, Beau
| champ and Elmer Genois. The prizes were
awarded as follows: Head, MIR. Macarthur;
| progressive o. c. Heimbach; foot, Mrs. O.. j.
| Schilling.
J Thursday night in honor of E. j. Murz. The
| party returned about u o'clock, and con-
cluded with dancing at his home, 37s Frank
| lin. Among those present were: Misses
! Louisa Geubert Agnes De Chaaet Lizzie
| Burns, Annie Murray, Louisa Dwyer, Ida
Briggs, Jennie Waufe, Celia Burns Edith
Dwyer, May Dwyer. Winnie Briggs: Messrs.
William Lawton. j. V. Hurley, Arthur Kings
ley, George Barker &. q. thompson, QUO
Edman, Z. j. Murz Herman Hirsley
DWyer.
The birthday OF Charles F. Pusch was
| pleasantly observed last Wednesday evening
by number of friends, who did not forget
to bring mementoes of the occasion. Among
the unique offerings were a beautiful thor
| oughbred English mastiff: a mask of the
face Of the Venus de Milo; natural copy OF
John Bull in solid silver; South Brazilian
war cornet; Venetian water bottle and a
tooth brush once the property of Louis XIV,
made from gorilla hair with alaDaster
| handle, decorated with Ceylon pearls.
Thursday evening, at the residence Of Mrs.
| Crawford Livingston, about twelve misses
| and masters were entertained in very in
| formal way.
Last Saturday evening Miss Bonnie Ran
! son charmingly entertained her young friends
| alta masquerade party at her home on Laurel
| avenue The young people mad a thoroughly
good time, and quite number or handsome