St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-24


Division No. Is. U. r. K. of P. gave
their first social party of the season at
Central hall. 1t was a grand success.
both socially and financially. About
fifty Sir Knights in full uniform at
tended, besides number of their
friends. Among the most prominent in
attendance were Gen. F. S. Mcdonald,
of Minneapolis, brigade commander of
Minnesota; Col. E. Milham and wife,
Col. q. NJ. Orr. Maj. r. f. Eldridge and
wife, Capt. L. S. f. Hayes and wife,
Capt. w. G. Robbins and ladies, Capt.
M. n. Goss and wife. Lieut.. A. l..
Mace and ladies, Lieut.. K. B. Hamilton
and ladies, Quartermaster S. A. j. Stob.
bart and ladies, Sir Knights F. w. Baer
and wife, A. q. O'Dell and wife, c. HI.
Winchell and wife, w. |. Baldwin and
wife, j. S. Kimball and wife, A. L..
Phillips and wife. w. II. Blake and
wife, W. K. Mulliken and wife, +. w.
Stories and wife, J.Navratil and wife, c..
M. HogeDoom and wife, j. Hayes and
wife, CIV. Melville and wife. ia. Bone,
A. G. FeiSe, l.. E. Kier, f. Molie. 0. L.
Linstrum, J. ID. Gibbon, L. G. Pennock,
j. W. Bowman, j. w. Tompson. L.
Schultz, Ii. c. Reeves; Misses Eva Baer.
Hattie Herring, Adams, Newhart. Stow
eer. Picker, Sadie Gibbons, Mitchell,
Hogeboom. j. II. Dagman, jacobson,
Filsmeyer, Johnson, Kenyon, Vealy,
Jackson, Martin, Kimball. Dunn. Gal
lagher, Williams, Cook, Dahl, Mac
Brandt. Freeman, Mulliken, Miiham,
and Jaeger.
Among the prominent social events of
the past week was dancing party CIV
en- Friday evening by Miss Viz
glnia Bryant at her home On
East Winifred street. in honor Of
George Loring, of California. formerly
of this city. The house was beautifully
decorated with holly and evergreen, and
the ladies' costumes were exceptionally
pretty; IL o'clock an elegant repast
was served, after which dancing was
resumed until an early hour. Miss Bry-
ant proved herself most charming
hostess. Those participating were:
Misses Goldsmith, Howard, Upham,
Easton, Wilmot Warner, Hallowell
Franklin, Margaret Franklin, Egan,
Mcdonald. Grathwol. Woodwarth, of
Minneapolis; Rogers. William Rogers,
of Boston: DR.. Hause, c. III. Wilmot,
W E. Wilmot, GemmelI, Goldsmith,
Laing, Tiffany, Semple, of Highwood;
Ziegler. Heffernon, Burke and Clark.
A very enjoyable sleigh ride was
given Thursday evening by a party of
young folks from Dayton's bluff. The
ride to Manchester Park and the social
time at the residence Of II. E. Hullsiek
were greatly enjoyed by all. Among
those present were George w. Mahler,
Fred Schleik, Dan Faff, Fred Eisele,
George II. Hullsiek, Arthur Lufsky,
Cav Sneider, James McClaren. Stuart
Mcmillan, Will Schulze. Adeline
Mathes, Louise Mailer. Florence Clark,
Alice Hullsiek, Marie Funk, Ilan
Carrie Newell, Gertrude Warner.
Louise, daughter of f. w. Anderson, of
this city, was married at the home of
her parents. No. go Lincoln avenue, to
W. B. Glow. President Strong, of
Carlton college, assisted by Rev. E. P.
Ingersoll, of Park Congreg ational
church, performed the ceremony in the
presence of about thirty of the more
Intimate relatives and family friend S.
Edward Norton, of Mortified, acted as
best man. and Miss Ella Nabersberg
was bridesmaid. After brief trip MIR.
and Mrs. Glow will be at home Tues
days, in January, at 679 Lincoln avenue.
On Friday evening merry party of
young people Of st. Paul were delight
fully entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. A. B.
| Brand. at Oakland, in honor of George
Loring, Of California. The evening was
DEVOTED to cards. after which an elegant
home was highly enjoyable. Those
| present were Misses Upham, Easton.
EWilmot, Julia Wiimot. Bryant, Hal
| lowell, Lowering. Hight, Yost; Messrs.
c. H. Wilmot, w, E. Wilmot, Loring,
Rogers, Semple, Ziegler, Heffernon and
Webb, Of Minneapolis.
The principal and teachers of the
Harrison school gave their pupils and
| patrons,a merry Christmas entertain-
ment. Songs and recitatfons were given
| in the different rooms, trees were
| stripped Of their gifts (made by the
cfifldren) for relatives and friends, and
Santa Claus presented each pupil With
fancy bag or bog of candy, nuts, pop
corn and fruit. All present declared il
was the happiest sight they had wit
messed for long time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bott entertained
| a number Of their friends at cards and
dancing Monday evening. Those pres.
emit were the Misses Marnion, Knox,
FQrlopg, Suite. Dowd, Rogers, Kelly,
Worth. Taylor, and Messrs. Baily, Ru,
dolph, Rott. J. Eurlong, VIII Marniop,
Rogers.
Garfield hall, corner Arcade and Eau.
quier streets, presented gay appear
ance last Saturday, the occasion being
the first masquerade ball of the Rosebud
| Dancing club. Sixty-three couples
| danced to the sweet strains OF Hilyard's
orchestra. Cards will soon be sent out
announcing their fifth social hop.
| The Colonnade Social club gave its
! second select dancing party Thursday
last, Dec. %. 1t was well attended, and
between the combined efforts of the
| floor managers and the excellent music
furnished by the Metropolitan orchss-
ira the affair was success.
Alfred B. Flarsheim and Carolyn L.