St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-28
WEST SIDE.

The reception given by Mesdames Octa
vius A. Beal, Dwight II. Watson, Orrison S.
Boston and W. b. Stoner. Friday afternoon,
from to 8, at the handsome home of Mrs.
assisted in receiving were Mesdames Edward
Guernsey, z. c. Merritt, Langley. of Minneap-
oils, and Miss Boston About 49, called dur
ing the hours. and among the number were
noticed Mesdames Hawkins. Wright. Hur-
ley, Wardell, kribs, Warne, Fillebrown, O.
Crosby, Todd, F. B. Doran, W. Doran.
Thomas, Sale, Emerson, Hornsby, Guernsey.
c. c. Merritt, Mortenson, Sewer, Croker,
Dampier, BOYD. sternberg, johnson. Wha-
ley, 3. G; Warne, $. F. Crosby. Coleman,
son, Stewart, R. Whitney, Merritt
Muivehill. Shaw, j. j. Cullen, Bigue. C. E.
Merritt, j. Minea, Salmeeman, Godfrey,
Hinchman. Dix, Hosmer, Bsyard, Chamber
lain. Morrissey, ordeman. Clifford, Fisher.
A. M. Lawton, Darling. Sprague, Auten.
Pine, Brand, Daggett Smith, Deerng
Bourne, Timmons, jackson, Durkee. d. T.
kousopt ullous, Il. Martin. schultz. O'Brien,
Sherin, Haas. Rodgers, Heimbaeh. Dick
stader Xanten. Maybell. G. atson. and the
Misses Kelley. Emerson, Gillette, Hull aud
Boston. The beautiful reception rooms were
prettlly decorated with smilaX. white chry-
santhemums anC yellow roses, while red roses
and smilaX formed gay decoration for the
big dining room, and potted palms gracefully
arranged throughout the house made the
scene pretty one 10 look upon. An espe-
cially enjoyable afternoon was spent by all .
The Mccoy sisters were there and rendered
some beautiful musical airs on the mandolin,
which were very much admired. The Com
mercial club caterer furnished the edlbles.
musical and literary social Friday even
iBg at the house of Mrs. F. b. Doran was the
happy form of entertainment chosen
by group of little folks. The lower
parlors were turned Tor the nonce in
TO amusement hall. ana were filed
with select audience, who much appreciat-
ed the songs. recitatiouS and dialogues, which
were we'll rendered 10y the entertainers
Those participating in the programme were
Susie Dorm, Laura Lehman, Eleanor Dob
son. Maude Gould. Hattie Gould, Laura Skin
,ner Lucie Rathausen, Frances Fitzgerald
iOiive Wright Nellie Wright Peter Gould
Earl Golf, Charles Doran.
Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. George
,Doran celebrated the occasion of their
wooden wedding by giving progressive
leuchre party to their friends. Ten tables
were filled. Those winning prizes were:
.irs. y. A. Wilson, Miss Kelley, MessrS.
George Tait. Henrs Martin. 4. Goetz- Tie
PLAYERS were: Mesdames and MRS. ". b.
stoner. II. q. Johnson, William Dampier. q.
shave, E. ttoelze. o; a. iison. William
L. Orwell. V. j. iiawkius. Ii. Martin, Rob-
EFT DlnDs. hile, AIRS lthey, Miss Mattie
Kelley OF Du. uth. and Mrs. Chamberlain of
t.,inaeapolis
H. reception gwen ty MIS-. Jphn Dale
\! einessiay evening between the hours of o
and Ii la the mem oers of he different liter
n.y clubs GA tn.S side Va. :; Sii.'ceS|- Tne
ratlries OF tiia Tar!ous -iuiis aide repoit t.
af eS;IinenLs 'wer. sercetl. ;r:lmber Of read
ms Were gre; ana i. a-...cl.,a;e.i. from
Ii - ate .i,.G:ite taa. Kin. viii bs.
1:c III i.:,ii>;! iul lisa siid piosoerity 10
,Bc ii. erafy clubs here.
Ihc thursday Evening FAB. or the Alpine
betic ciuo. rs II Is sonei!mes called. III I
T hLisGa, evening with MRS. George +. Nf