St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-22
1n General.

! Ransom, May Bend, Ruby Gotham. Abbie
| Livingston. Marion Lanpher, Edith Driscoll,
| Louise Cary and Masters John Ransom,
John Armstrong, Willie Finch, George Rugg,
! Ramsey Furness Sidney Dean, Albert Arm
| strong. Raymond Durham, Meredith Bend,
| Cass Durham, Crawford Livingston and j..
! Upham.
One of the pleasant musical events of the
| week was the entertainment given by MISS
! Adelaide Kellogg, Of this city, assisted by
| Frau PHILIPPINE Jung of Berlin. This event
may be termed the debut of Miss Kellogg,
! and she was extremely cordially received
| Her selections numbered eight, including
| encoreS and all were of the highest class OF
| music. Her entrance into the mus1ca! word
| was conquest. Her execution is said to be
! far above the average. Frau Jung possesses
contralto voice of great range and ex-
! preston. and her numbers were amoug the
most popular OF the evening.
! number of yOnng people Friday evening
/ met at the EdgertOn street rink where
! couple of hours were spent in skating. after
! which they repaired to the home of the
| Misses Pinska, on Geranium street, where
supper was served. Dancing was in order
! the remainder of the evening. Among those
present were the Misses Pinska, Minnie
| Hanft, Nettie Schneider Nellie Seeger and
/ Nellie Murphy; Messrs. Dawley, Piuska. Nc
| Cullough, Hanft Pinska, Dawley, Seeger and
J Hauft.
| Mrs. C. E. Wright entertained the new
| 204 East Congress street. and a merry time
! was had Those VINO. were present were Mr..
! and Mrs. G. F. Clifford, Dr.. and Mrs. OAR
| ling, Mr.. and Mrs. W. a. Summers, Mr.. and
| Mrs. D. ". Sits Mr.. and Mrs. George Doran,
| Mr.. and Mrs. s. W Boyd, Mr. and Mrs j. J.
McLaug hin. Miss Della Woodbury. Miss
Edith Tracy and Messrs. John Thayer ana
Z. 7. Summers.
A large number of friends of Miss Quinn
pleasantly surprised her at her home OH La
SRI If,n. Inv ami mo Df WI
/ they were invited to adjourn to Wagner's
| hall on Western avenue, where dancing was
INDUCED in until an early hour in the morn
ing. Excellent music was furnished by the
| Metropolitan orchestra. Phil Smith had
| charge of the arrangements.
Miss Jennie Ryder entertained number
of friends at progressive cinch at her nome
or East Eighth street Tuesday evening.
Among those who we're there were Mesdames
Fisher and FishIelgh. MlnneapOllS;~ Carrie
ana Nina Kreiger, Fisher, Pierce, Porter and
| Van Week, ana Messrs- Finney, Laidlow,
Fugate. Hunt, Straight, Van Week, Fisher
and kreiger.
Mrs. Dwight Watson grve a verv pretty
luncheon on Thursday afternoon at her
home on Hall avenue The dining room was
decorated with hyacinths and carnations
The ladies present were MeSdames HOsmer,
| ByaTd Chamberlain, Strong, Beal, Darling,
| Rogers, Hawkins, Merritt and j. T. Watson.
! Mrs. r. B. Scott gave handsome dinner
| twelve. The guests were: Misses Sturgis,
! Mann, Finch, Moon and Lamprey; Messrs.
| Armstrong, Hewitt, Sturgis, Brown and
Read.
! Monday afternoon Misses Armstrong and
/ Spalding gave a tea for Misses Kernus. of st.
, Louis; Miss Otis, Of Chicago, and the Misses
! Linton. of Minneapolis.
a delightful surprise party was rendered to
Miss Itasea futile by some of herlady friends.
| Music, dancing. card playing, singing and
lovely refreshments we're the order Of the
; evening.
Last evening Miss Noyes gave an Informal
at her nome for Miss Brinkerhof, of New
York who is visiting Miss Winter.
Mrs W. E. BramhalI entertained a number
of friends last evening at a progressive
euchre party.
John SpaIding gave delightful sleighing
party to Il number OF his friends Friday
! evening.
Mrs. o. L. TayIor's progressive tea on
Jan. 10 was attended by fifteen cou pies.
MIS- Dr.. Dockstadter entertained a few
! ladies' al cards Oh Friday evening.