St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-22
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS.

The annual banquet of the Jobbers' and
Manufacturers association at the West hotel7
" ednesday night was notable event. At
the tables sat the leading business men of.
Minneapolis. through whose efforts the Flour
city has been assisted TO its present position
in the commercial world. OF the 227 invita-
lions sent out only a few regrets were re-
ceived. Mayor Eustis represented the city,
while President Northrup, OF the state uni
versty, was given a place of honor at the
board. During the service of the banquet
DAM orchestra rendered excellent music.
President Eliel acted as tOastmaSter, and
spoke briefly. The first toast, one TO the city,
was responded to by Mayor EuStiS. W. q.
Byron responded to The toast, The Jobbers
Associauon;n y. c sGrigg, the Jobbers' and
Manufacturers Associations +. ID. Under
wood, "Minnea polls: Her Relation to Rail
roads," j. II. Wynan, ''rhe Jobber and MAN.
ufacturer Combined;'' George Partridge, :
COLLECTION and Insolvency Laws" Cyrus
Northrup, Character and Educatona Nee
essary Foundation to Success in Mercantile
Life j: j. Phelps, Our Sister Associa-
ton The party adjourned at late hour.
Mrs. /. A. Barnes gave Il reception and tea
at her home 14I4 stevens avenue. on Friday.
afternoon, Jan. l3. The looms were neatly
decorated, the prevailing tones being green
white, pink ana crimson. III receiving, Mrs.
Barnes was assisted by her mother Mrs. Iud-
son, of Faribault, Mimi. and Mrs. Harlan P
Roberts Those who assisted were the
hostess sister Mrs. w. E. Blodgett, Mrs. c.
a. II. simpson, Mrs. Fred Van Dusen, Mrs.
". 5. Hill, Mrs. W. II. Martin, Mrs Z. 5. HUI
bert Miss Hubert and Miss Knox.
The literary inclined boarded at the Hotel
Clinton, have organized club and will meet
onces Il week in the parlurs of the hotel.
Once each month two or more ladies enter
tain the members with their husbands. Mon
day evening Mrs. George Markens and Mrs.
p. II. Mills entertained. The club is Of
ficercd Us follows: Mrs. c. j. Sawbridge,
president; Mrs. f. S. Gilbert. secretary; Mrs.
George Markers, treasurer. Other members.
are Mesdames d. q. Smith, y. Burr Il. r.
Coppage, Al. Perkins, c. L. Stephens 2. IL.
Mills and II. B. Wood.
The Young Ladies' German club danced at
the West hotel Monday evening. The young
men lent their assistance in making the
evening as enjoyable as possible. A. number
of young ladies visiting i'll the city were the
| special guests. The german was decidedly
pretty and altogether enjoyable affair.
| Cavour Langdon led. The pretty fayors
were distributed by Mrs. Will Brooks and
! Miss De Laittre. Al II 80 refreshments we're
served. during which time Miss Hoyt and
Miss Peavey gave several recitations- The
! CLUB will continue its meetings until Lent.
| very pretty reception and tea was given
| Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. George II.
| Partridge and her sister, Miss Wyman, at the
| home of the former on Tenth street south.
| The event served TO celebrate the return Of
| Miss Wyman from an extended visit at
| Philadelphia. The ladies assisting were
| Mesdames L. A. Dunsmoor, j. p, Rea, W. l..
/ BasSett Fred smith. e. Nice. Reeve. George
/ McNair. II. Z. Truesdaie, ". Il. GregOy, a.
| G. Fairbairn and sister, Misses De Laittre,
Adele Linton. Eleanor Bartlett.
Anchor Camp, $40 Modern Woodmen of
! America. held Il public installation OF Of
ticers followed by Il reception and dance, at
| ForeSters hail, Window block, Thursday
evening About $50 persons were present.
The reception was taken part i'll by nearly
| all and the dance with which the evening S
pleasures were rounded out was enjoyed.
The members Of the Columbia Cinch club
| participated in q sleigh ride Wednesday
evening to Merriam Park. The party mum
bered twenty four young people. Refresh
ments were partakeu of, and dancing aided
i'll filling out the evening i'll most enjoyable
| manner.
Arthur Stacy and wife rendered a recep-
ton Tuesday evening at their home i'll honor
of their brother, G. L. stacy and bride. Their
father and mother. Mr.. and Mrs &. 2. Stacy,
assisted III receiving The fifty friends who as
sembled TO enjoy the pleasures of the even
ing
The young people Of New Boston gave a
pleasant hop on Friday night ut RushfOrd'
hall. Some seventy five couple were pres
emit Refreshments were served at midnight
The guests at ll2 and ia Fourth street
north, together with number OF then
friends, participated in a dancing party civ
en- by their landlNdy on Thursday evening
The Killarney Cinch club was pleasantly
entertained Tuesday evening by Mrs. IL. S
Melen AT her home, 1913 Fourth avenue
south.
f Rollo Woodruff and wife gave a post
nuptal reception Wednesday evening from
to 10 O'Clock at their home, 40 Highland ave-
nue..
An enjoyable dance was given wednesday
evening by the Select Knights, A .. l. W..
at Mahtowah hall.