St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-14

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MILAN.
Mrs. John A. Logan has been delight
fully entertained again during the past
week. On Tuesday afternoon Miss
Gordon gave a reception from 5 to in
her honor. at which the following ladies
assisted the hostess in receiving: Mes
danes w. r. Merriam, George II. Finch,
G. E. Flandrau, Simpson. j. B. Tarbox,
Theodore Borup, ". J. Tucker. }. W.
Merriam. Z. a. Jaggard. and Misses
Newport, Finch, TarbOX and Lamprey
On Thursday Mrs. j. V. Furey also en-
tertained for Mrs. Logan and Mrs.
Tucker. and was assisted by Mesdames
d. A. Monfort. E. G. Washington. J. c.
Hill, s. ). Norvell. Charles Mcclure,
and Misses Furey, Simpson, Prince.
White. Carpenter ana Saunders.
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On Thanksgiving eve the White Bear
Yacht club will give its first annual
ball. The affair promises to be brill
liant success. as are all the things of a
social character that the club under
takes. The place has no: yet been de-
clded upon, bat will probably be the
hotel Ryan. The house committee. q.
Scholle and r. H. Medley, are in charge
Of the preliminary arrangements, to-
gether with A. A. McKechnie, the sec
rotary. Tickets for the ball are to be
obtained only upon presentation of in
vitation cards to be issued by members.
For this purpose each member is re-
quested 10 send at once to the secretary
list of L -" to whom he wishes to
send invita-. Is. Such lists will be-
checked. TO prevent the undue issue of
duplicates" aud then returned to the
| members with the invitation forms re-
quired. Members will then send the
Invitations to their friends. accompanied
by their personal cards.
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The date for the charity ball has
already been fixed, and on the 29th of
this mouth the Metropolitan opera
house will once more be the scene of
one of the gayeSt of the gay events of
each season. st. Lnke's hospital, the
beneficiary of the ball, will be particu-
larly grateful for the assistance rem
dered in this way. The list of the
young society men who have already
offered their services on this occasion
is as follows:
Floor Managers-Lieut. S. u. Sturgis,
Lieut.. }. T. Moore, Lieut.. w. C.Buttler,
w. H. Patterson, Gardiner Corning. L.
| E. Newport, WI. Dean. l.. Z. McClung.
j. j. Parker. W. W. Hancock. P. W.
Parker, F. w. NJ. Cutcheon, Ambrose
TIghe, E. q. Halbert. Dr.. Burn
side Foster, Jared How. Ushers-
E. A. Jaggard, A. &. Paget, r. r. Ogies-
by. l.. P. Ordway. w. C. Read. F. S
Bigelow, Oscar Taylor. w. H. Yardley,
Capt. K. f. Glenn. Louis Hill. F. Bish-
OPP, Robert Rantoul. Lieut.. j. H.
Beacon, Winthrop Noyes,T r. Semes,
w. II. Lightner. Ed ward Durant, E.
W. Poet. }. H. Skinner, w. N. Arm
strong, Ii. b. Wenzell.
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Mrs. Finch gave euchre party in
honor of Mrs. John A. Logan Friday
evening. and on the same afternoon
Mrs. Philip Reilly entertained for her
guest, Mrs. u. II. McEwen. former
resident of this city. Mrs. Reilly was
assisted by Mrs. L. A. Lanpher, Mrs
Berry. Mrs. E. Ii. Judson, Mrs. C. +.
Mailer and Miss Lanpher.
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Mrs. Bum, of Portland avenue, gave
reception yesterday evening, and Mrs.
Dalrymple gave cuchre party. To-
morrow evening Miss Winter will give
reception for her guest, Miss Culver,
and during the week Mrs. Har,.enbergh
will give two card parties, aud tomorrow
afternoon Mrs. Morton Barruws will
entertain informally for Miss Alice
French, who is we'll known i'll the lit
erary world as Octave Thanct.'
Wednesday night Maj. and Mrs. W.
L. Tucker gave box party at tie Met
ropoliian opera house. There were
present Mrs. John A. Logan ami Mr..
| and Mrs. w. j. G. Kenyon. Alter the
| play Mrs. Tucker gave a supper for Mr.
| and Mrs. Sol Smith Russell.
| Mrs. Edward Corning, of Western
avenue, left for New York Tuesday
night. Miss Mauge White accompanied
Mis-. Corning as far as Philadelphia.
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| Miss Hill, of Summit avenue, gave a
very elegant dinner party tuesday
night. in honor of Miss Boardman, of
Cleveland. Among those present were
Miss Lamprey, the Misses Glfllan, Miss
| Gordon; Mr.. Armstrong, MIR. Gordon
| and Mr.. Sturgis.
Mrs. Jasper Tarbox gave an informal
tea to few friends Monday evening.
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| Lamprey, is one of the most charming
of this years debutantes.
| Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. F. Smith, of Holly
avenue, entertained about fifty at pro-
! gressive euchre Monday evening
| Among those who won prizes were ::
Miss Upham. Miss McQulilan, Mr..
Horton ana MIR. Sibley.
! Mrs. Miller. of Laurel avenue. enter
tanned a few friends informally Friday
| afternoon.
Mrs. c. W. Carpenter and Miss Car
penter gave small card party Wednes-
day night.
| Mrs. John F. Fulton. of Summit ave-
nue., gave progressive euehre party
Friday afternoon, i'll honor of her guest.
Miss Culver. Of Duluth.
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Mrs, john L. Snapp, of Duluth, is in
! town for a week.
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| w. j. e. kenyon has returned from
Chicago.
OPERETTA FOR CHILDREN.
| Pleasing Entertainment for the
Benefit of Chil6ren'a Work