St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-20


seems TO have been seized with desire
to entertain everybody else, and so the
teas and euchre parties go merrlly on.
The approach of Lent always makes
this month and the next a gay tlme,and
the present whirl may be expected to
keep up steadily until the very first
hour of Ash Wednesday. when the cur
tain will be rung down for time at
least, and all the buds and bellies will
have a chance to recuperate and get
some beauty sleep, SO much needed
after a gay winter. Lent is not alto
gether undesirable in many ways; 1t
gives one chance for informal visiting
and time to make up ones calls, that is,
if not too strictly kept, and the thou
sand and one things that have been
crowded out during the past winter.
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On Monday night the Amusement
club gave a dance at Westmoreland
hall. After II a german ashamed.
led by Sherman Finch. Among the
dancers were Messrs. and Mesdames
w. F. Peet. Ambrose Tighe. W. Il.
Gardner, A. b. DriScoll, E. a. Jag
gard, A. Cathcart, r. f. Jersey, l.. K.
Stone, c. l.. Green, E. F. Glenn, E. l..
Shepley, Leslie Wann, I. B. Scott, A.
B. Sibley, j J. Parker, w. j. Dean, j.
E. Stryker, j. P. Elmer. w. G. Robert
son, j. |. H. Field, t. q. lngerSoll. Cass
Gilbert, Mrs. E. P. James, of Boston,
the Misses Bass, Sturgis, Fl CHI, Tay-
lor, Smyth. Bement, BIakeley, Pope,
Gordon. Dean, McGoodwin, of Louis
Vile; Messrs. Read, Halbert, Boyle,
Bend, Hewitt, Hanson, Smith, Parker,
Dunn, Price and Yardley.
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Mrs. Dennis Follett, of the Aberdeen,
gave a reception on Tuesday afternoon
from until 6. Mrs. Follett received in
the large parlor, which was deliberately
decorated with palms and flowers. The
ladies assisting were Mesdames E. B.
Howard, E. II. Ozmun, Frederick Dris~
coll, G. Scholle. E. B. Swygart, NJ. V.
Sheridan, c. II. Warren, Theodore
SchWan, c. w. Nash. Il. r. Metcalf, S.
Flagg, r. Washington, Pascal Smith,
Benjamin Thompson, q. L. Ranney,
Henry Schumacher, William Rhodes,
Fred Richie, j. G. Norton, G. w. Gard
ner, the Misses Baker, Nelson, Mitchell,
Mason, Barry, Bass, Guthrie, Cannon,
of Ohio; Moore and Farchild.
Mrs. Stewart Moore, of Holly avenue,
gave a large euchre party on Wednes-
day afternoon. There were nineteen
tables, and among the guests were:
Mesdames Becker, Stevens, Richie,
Dalrymple, Smith, Hardenburgh, Eaton.
De Coster, Beardsley, Clark, Hopper,
Horton, Bass; the Misses Guthrie. Can
non, of Ohio; Shave and De Coster,
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On Wednesday afternoon. also. Mrs.
F. A. Seymour gave very pretty
euchre party of five tables. Among the
guests were: Mesdames Benjamin
Thompson, Crawford Livingston, L. B.
Scott, R. B. GaIusha, }. E. Adams, q.
r. Finch, Theodore Borup. L. K. Stone.
A. l. MARS, CIV. Gardner, Pennington,
of Saltwater; F. G. Ingersoll; the
Misses Finch, Greve and Rugg.
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Mrs.C. H.Warren gave euchre party
OIL Thursday afternoon in her apart
ments at the Aberdeen. in honor of her
sister, Miss Baker. Among those pres
ent were Mesdames w. j. c. Kenyon,
j. j. Parker, Park Richie, E. z. James,
of Boston. and the Misses Simpson,
Pope, Yass, BlakeleY. Moon, Clark, Up
ham, Cannon, of Ohio; Horn, Guthrie.
Mitchell, Honeywell, of Cincinnati;
Dawson, McQuillan, Day, Tilden, of
Boston; Pope. Carr, of st. Louis; De
Lano, De Coster, Officer and Senkler.
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The Poverty Flat men entertained a
few of their friends on Thursday night
with sleigh ride, and supper later.
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There was an informal hop at the fort
on Friday night. to which quite num-
Der went out from town.
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Mrs. Tracy Lyon gave very pretty
tea last night from until Z, in honor of
Miss Bement.
Mr.. and Mrs. 6. B. Young were in
New York during last week.
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Miss Bessie White left on Tuesday
for visit to Philadelphia.
The NuShkas had a small skating
party on Wednesday night.
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Mrs. NJ. V. Sheridan, of the Aber-
deem, gave very pretty euchre party
on Friday afternoon.
So
Mrs. c. p. Noyes entertained inform
ally on Monday night.
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Mr. and Mrs. G. 3. Thurston have
gone to Florida.
Miss Alice Day, accompanied by Miss
Tilden, of Boston, left Thursday night
for Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. B. Sanborn have gone
East.
Miss Honeywell, of Cincinnati leaves
next week for home.
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Mrs. E. ?. James, of Boston, who, as
Miss Price. was one of the bellies of st,
Paul, has been spending a few DAYS
with Miss Mitchell at the Aberdeen.
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Mrs. w. r. Merriam and Miss Cook
left during the week for Washington.
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Mr.. Richards Gordon, accompanied
by Miss Gordon, has gone to New
York, from whence they expect to sal
for England.
Mrs. Samuel Gilbert leaves soon TO
New York,
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Mrs. A. j. GiIlett has sent out card
for two euchres for next week.
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Mrs. w. j. c. Kenyon gives a cue hr
party Oh Wednesday afternoon TO
young ladies.
Mrs. R. W. Emerson, who has bee