St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-06
SOCIAL ST. PAUL.
Some Of the Mid Winter Events
OF the Society Season.

Miss Edith Brill gave very pretty
tea at her home on Laurel avenue.
Wednesday afternoon, from to G
O'Clock. There were about 100 invita-
tons issued, and the guests were all Of
the younger set of girls, who seem to be
having things their own way just now
socially. The girls who assisted Miss
Brill were Misses Emma Eastman, Rich
ardine Hand, Grace Robbins, Alice
Craig, Alice Fairchild, Ethel Barr, Lot
tie Wilcox, Ethel Brill, Margaret Cas-
tie and Margaret Craig.
The turkey dinner given by the Lady
Henry Somerset w. g. Il. u, at the
booth adjoining its kitchen in the Grand
Central market yesterday from 1870 to
$3.50 O'Clock. was delightful dinner.
The turkey WAS we'll cooked and prop
erly seasoned, and all the accompan
menlS were just right. The coffee was
fit nectar for the gods, and the brown
bread enough to bring homesick tears
to the eyes OF the StOnieSt-hearted son
OF New England that ever left that
home OF brown bread and baked beans.
The dinners Will he continued today
and tomorrow. Oysters in various
alluring ways will be presented today.
Ii you wish you can have a lunch SIM
ply. The women who assist are
Mesdamea l.. E. Payne. Teeple, w. r.
Keller, CT Kansas City; Brinckerhotf,
Phillips. Whitney and Miss Anderson.
Mesdames SOule, Grote, McNebD, Doc
ley and Rogers have charge of the
kitchen.
The dancing party at the Albion last
night was given by a number of st.
Anthony hill young men. 1t was large
and pleasant function, as anything in
charge Of those men always is. The
women who cnaperoned were Mis-. Tar
box. Mrs. McLaren and Miss Gordon.
The men WHO entertained were Messrs.
Allen, Appleton, Baker, Burke, Bur
we'll, Berkey, FurnesS, Holbert, Han
ney, Kelsel, Warren, Lincoln. Nc
iowan, e. McGowan, Nelson: Stout,
Saunders, Upham, Reid, Ransom,
OBrien and Dick O'Brien.
The West Side Turnyerein Wednes-
day evening elected the following Off
GERS for the ensuing six months: Presi-
dent, Il. q. List; vice president, f.
John; corresponding secretary, f. Eue;
recording Secretary, Paul LEM; finan-
cial secretary. E. Steiner; treasurer,
Christ Hadlich; first turnwart, Julius
Perlt; second turnwart. Il. Huntsmann;
custodian, A. Lux; deputy custodian,
r. Stoll; trustee, S. T. GloOr. The so
ciety is in most tlOurishing condition
and promises To become the leading OF
ganization Of its kind in the state.
The marriage of Miss Barbara Wolf.
of Chippewa Falls, and Edward f. LIE
Clair was celebrated at the home of the
bride last Monday. MI. lie Clair is an
employe Of the Wisconsin Central rail
ROAD and has many friends in this city.
They will live in Chippewa Falls.
Miss Blanch Dunn gave a converse
ton for Miss Belle Jones. of Chicago,
at her home on Congress street WedueS-
day evening. The guests were Misses
EilIthorp, Fisher, Laura Ellithorp,
Ryder, Do0little, and MeSSrS. Davies,
Fisher. Doolittle, Pringle and DR.. Good
rich.
The sale of seats for the eleventh sub
scrpJion performance OF Theodore Boil
mann'S German company Sunday eVeu-
ing, Jan. s, opened at the box Office Of
the Metropolitan opera house yesterday
morning.
Next Thursday evening, Jan. II, 1898,
the marriage will occur of Miss Julia
Mcmahon and Henry Guthunz j., of
the firm OF GuthunZ & Rockstroh, at
the home of the bride, $50 East Ninth
street.
Home and Foreign Missions, was
the theme for the meeting at the House
of Hope church last evening. ID. K.
Moves had charge of the meeting.
Bishop Fowler, of the Methodist
church, will preach in the Metropolitan
opera house next Sunday afternoon.
He is an eloquent speaker, and will
doubtless have large nearing.
A jolly sleighride party of twenty-five
from Minneapolis enjoyed supper and
an hour spent in the handsome parlor
of Hotel Metropolitan last evening.
Mrs. Cass Gilbert gave delightful
tea for her sister, Miss Finch, at her
home on Floral avenue, yesterday after
noon, from to O'Clock.
The Terrace club will meet Friday
evening with Miss Alice Bevans, corner
of Congress street and Stryker avenue.
The West Side Turnverein give an
other entertainment in Paul Martins
hail Saturday evening, the DIST
The Florentine CLUB will give select
masquerade party on the 10Th i'll the
West Side opera house.