St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-27
Sheridan, Condo Hamlin, the Misses
Wheaton, Barry, Foote and Fairchild.

ernoon. Among the guests Weie
Mesdames Becker, Markoe, Smith,
Green, Van Slyke, Pierce. Candy
Fletcher, Adams, Richie, Drake,
O'Brien. Archer, BeardSley, Hayes;
the Misses Guthrie, Cannon, Hall. Ga
lusha, Proctor. Auerbach, Horn, Rice,
Perrin and Napier.
The dancing class gave one of the
most beautiful parties OF the winter on
Tuesday night at Westmorelaud hall.
The young laoies who had it in charge
were the Misses Sturgis, Noyes and
Forepaugh, and the chaper0ns were
Mrs. Squires, Mrs. Lawler and Mrs.
Fiandrau. The german was LED
by Mrs Sturgis. and among the
dancers were MIR. and Mrs. Tighe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Selmes. Mr.. and Mrs.
Finch. Mr.. and Mrs. Cutcheon, MIR. and
Mrs. Scott, MIR. and Mrs. Peet, Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer, Mr.. and Mrs. Townsend,
the Misses Dousman, Simpson, Finch.
Bass, Horn, Smyth, upham. Honey
man, OF Cincinnati; Clark. McGoodwin,
OF Louisville; Bement, Rugg, Dean,
Gotzian. Forepaugh and Gilfillan;
Messrs. Taylor. Barker. Hoole, Merritt.
Bishop, Hancock. Clay, Riddle, Dunn,
Stone, BOYLE, Shepard, Halbert. Yard
ley, Strickland, Hewitt, Sturgls, Gordon,
Read and Bement.
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Wednesday afternoon Mrs. w. j. Z.
Kenyon gave a combination euchre
party and tea, which was very pretty
and something new. 1t was very
patriotic affair in every way. little flags
being used instead of cards, for points.
and the table decorations were all III
red, white and blue. After the games
were over ices were served in the dining
room by Mrs. Shufelt and Mrs. James
of Boston. Those who played euchre
were the Misses Upham, Bass. Pope.
Dousman, Baker, Forepaugh, Timber
lake, Mitchell, Auerbacb, Winter,
Beaumont, Finch and Rugg. Among
the married ladies present later were
Mesdames John jackson, L. b. Scott.
Sherman Finch, j. j. Parker and A. b.
Sibley.
Thursday Miss Dean, of Summit ave-
nue., gave a very beautiful luncheon III
honor of her guest, Miss McGoodwin, OF
Louisville. The table was in violet and
yellow, with punches of yiolets for each
guest. Among the young ladies pres
ent were: Miss Mitchell, Miss Rob-
bins, the Misses Moves, the Misses
Wheelock, Miss Smyth, Miss Winter,
Miss AuerDach, Miss Bement and Miss
Gotham.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Theodore
Schultz and Mrs. A. H. Lindeke gave a
very elegant reception at the residence
Of the former on East Summit avenue.
The hours were from three until SIX;
the house was profusely decorated with
the choicest flowers and palms, the din
ing room being one of the most beautiful
of the season, in pink and green, Mrs
Weyerhauser and Mrs. Stickney serving
ices and coffee. Among the others as
sisting were Mrs. Theodore Schurmeier,
Mrs. A. b. Driscoll, Mrs. Paris Fletcher,
Sweeny, Mrs. Ambrose Tighe, Mrs. j.
+. Fulton, Mrs. Schadle. Mrs. Knauft,
Mrs. William Dawson, Mrs. Corrigan, OF
Minneapolis; the Misses LNdeke, Daw'
son, Glliillan, Stickney, Knauft. Mon
fort, Guthrie and Gotzian. Among those
present were Mesdames Wright, New
port. Moves. Ham!in. Gilfillan, Officer
James, of Bostnn; Dean. Hurd, Moon
Stone, LAWYER, HAYES; the Misses Hail
Noyes. Dousman, Beaumont. Auerbact
and Mitchell.
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Mrs. CaSs Gilbert gave small whist
party Tuesday night in honor Of Mrs
Emerson, of Boston. Among the guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Hale. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ordway. Mr.. and Mrs. Morton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer and Mr.. Bum.
The Misses Gilfillan. of Holly ave-
of
noon in honor of Mrs. James and Mrs.
were Mesdames Hale, Ordway, Wood
ward, Elmer, Selmes, Furness. Tighe,
Lyon, Gilbert, the Misses Mitchell,
Smyth and Beaumont.
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Miss Gotzian, of the Aberdeen, gave
farewell dinner, before her departure
for Europe, on Tuesday Dight; covers
were laid for sixteen, and the guests
went, later on. to the dance at West
mOreland hall.
Mr. and Mrs. C. w. Bum gave very
elegant dinner party OH Thursday
night.
Mrs. 81. P. Upham, the Misses Up
ham, Mrs. Gotzian and the Misses Got
zian left on Friday night for six
months trip abroad.
Miss Alice Day, of Dayton avenue,
left on Monday night for Washington
and Baltimore.
Mrs. w. R. Merriam and Miss Cook
left OH "Wednesday night for the South.
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Mrs. Samuel Gilbert left on Tuesday
night for New York.
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Mrs. F. S. Bryant of Portland ave.
nue., gave two large euchre parties DUR
ing the week.
Horace Bigelow and NJ. j. Boyle have
gone to New York.
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Mrs. r. w. Emerson, of Boston, who
has made great many friends during
her all too short stay in st. Paul, leaves
for Milwaukee tomorrow night.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Bement and Miss Be-
ment. accompanied by Miss Maud Tay-
lor, leave shortly for six weeks trip
through California.
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R. II. Merriam has returned to New
York.
The Nushka club gave several in
formal skating parties during the week.
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MIR. and Mrs, c. r. Taylor are now al
home Oh Mackubin street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Becker enter.
tanned the Cinch club on Monday night,
Samuel Hill has returned from Wash
ington.
W. R. Merriam was in Chicago during
the week.
Alex Drake has returned from the
South.
Miss Carr leaves soon for ST. Louis.
EVENTS OF A WEEK.
Last Wednesday evening most de-