St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-13
and the Misses Orff and Comstocl, of
Minneapolis.

and the Misses 9TH ana ComSt0ch, vi
Minneapolis.
Miss Bertha Bement. another charm
Ing debutante, made her first DOW 10
ST. Paul society on Thursday afternoon,
at reception given by her mother, Mrs.
X. Is. C.. Bement, OF Summit court.
Miss Bement looked very lovely Ill
white and carried American beauty
roses Mrs. Bement was assisted by
MesdameS Tracy Lyon, George 9.
3. Bass and the Misses Smyth, Vince
lock. Bass. Taylor, De Coster, Winter,
DOusman, MOnfOrt and NoyeS.
The dancing class held its first meet
ing on Monday. night at the residence OF
Miss Hill, on Summit avenue. Among
these present were the Misses Sturgis,
German, D0usman, Finch, Taylor, Rugg,
Stephenson, Bement, Tarbox, Pope.
Bass, Saunders, Dean, McGoodWin, CT
Louisville, Gotham, Auerbach; Messrs.
McClung. Boyle. Sturgis, Merritt, Cor
don, Armstrong. Strickland, Read,
Hewitt, Stone and Ogilby.
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Mrs. Eli Bramhall, of Iglehart street,
gave euchre party Tuesday afternoon.
Among the ladies present were Mes
danes L. c. Becker. Kenneth Clark, A.
j. Gillette, A. 3. Ancker, E. }. Abbott,
c. A. Wheaton, j.. E. Stryker, L. l.,
Shepley, c. ii. Warren, CIV. Carpenter,
J. ". Bass, c. II. Z. Smith, G. Living
st0n, j. 3. HoXsje, }. +. Schadlc, {. E.
Smith. O. Dalrymple, II. Z. Stevens. +.
Fitzgerald: the Misses uumbird, Car
Dentpr BASS and 2ODe
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Tuesday night Mrs. D. r. Moves, OF
Summit avenue. gave a high tea in
honor of Mr.. Saltus. of Brooklyn. There
were about thirty present. among whom
we're Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Dean. Mr.. and
Mrs. }. d. Armstrong, the Misses Dean,
Wheelock, Winter, McGoodwin, OF
Louisville: Robbins, Smyth, Noyes,
Clark, Cruft, of Boston; Bass; MessrS.
Forbes, Kirby. Wenzell, Clark, Noyes,
Winter and Young.
Miss Carr, of st. Louis, is spending a
month with Miss Kalman, Of Summit
avenue.
Mrs. r. w. Emerson, of Boston, is
visiting Lieut.. and Mrs. Hale, at the
Albion.
MIR. and Mrs. c. W. Hackett have
gone to Louisville.
Mrs. Henry Hale, of Lafayette ave-
nue., gave small luncheon Wednesday.
Maj. Tucker has gone West.
L. D. Wilkes was in New York last
week.
R. H. Merriam is here from New
York.
Mrs. f. G. D raper returned to Chi
cago last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Hill aud Miss Hill
where they sail Oh the 10th tor Eng
land.
Mr.. Saltus, of Brooklyn, is visiting
friends in st. Paul.
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Lieut.. and Mrs. Alfred Johnson have
come back 10 st. Paul to reside.
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Miss Honeyman. OF Cleveland, is Wis
ting friends in st, Paul.
Edward Corning has returned from
Chicago.
F. &. Draper was in town during the
week.
Mrs. w. D. Cornish and Miss Cornish
leave for st. Louis on Monday night.
Gardner Corning and NJ. J. Boyle
leave for New York tonight.
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The Nushka club entertained inform
ally on Friday night.
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The Cinch club meets at Mrs. c. B
Young's OH Monday night.
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Mrs. G. II. Warren has sent out cards
for euchre on Thursday at the Aber-
deem.
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Miss Alice Day leaves on the 18th fol
Baltimore TO visit friends.
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The Amusement club meets tomorrow
night at the Aberdeen.
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Mrs. Bishop and Mrs. Frost have re
turned TO Chicago.
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Logan Tucker is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. j. G. Kenyon, of Laurel ave.
nue..