St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-28
GERMAN WAS SCOTCH.
Unique Event at Lifts Last Night
Elks' Party.


tish german in honor of ST Andrews
day at Lifts hall last evening. The
decorations of the hall were in carni-
val style, and the favors, figures and
music were mostly in Scotch effect.
The ladies receiving for the club were
Mrs. Judge Flandrau and Mrs Stan
ford Newell. Mrs. Milton Griggs and
Mrs. Rantoul were in charge of the
favor booth. Present were:
MI and Mrs t. L. Wanr, Mr. and Mrs.
William Banning, Mr.. and Mrs. Luther New
port pc s,i Dr.. and Mrs; McI-aren. Mr. and Mrs.
and Mrs. Alex Cathcart Mr. and Mrs. Mil
ton Griggs. Mr.. and Mrs. viii Peet Mrs
Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs Wilder Merriam, Mr..
Coster, Finch Maud Taylor, Hill Baker,
Smythe, Srnythe, Hill, Pitcher, of baltimore;
Denkman, Patterson, of New Jersey; Holbert,
Saunderson. Pope, Lindeke, kaufman, Home,
Hammond, Bement, Cutler Messrs Hagger-
man, Finger, Shepard, Mcpherson, Yardley,
Jamme, Hammond, Cathcart. Bigeiow. Bige-
haeuser, Horn, Younge, Clay, Langford Price,
Ed Durant, Of Saltwater; Thompson Whip
pie, Bend, Stone, Taylor, Lieut.. Bugge, Of
Fort Smelling; Dalrymple, DaIrymple
The dancing party given by the Elks
at Ransom & Horizons store last even
ing was very pleasant affair. Owing
to the present unsettled location of the
Elks' hall, Messrs. Ransom and Horton
kindly allowed the lodge the use of
their spacious and elegant store, which
was cleared of counters, etc, and with
its smooth, hardwood floor and white
and gold floors, made a most admir-
able ball room. Beautiful and costly
skins and heads of various animals
were hung about the walls and over the
long mirrors, and the stars and stripes
curtafned the windows. Present We're:
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Cook Mr.. and Mrs. F.
E. Encell. Mr.. and Mrs j. H. Horton, Mr..
and Mrs. George Allen, DR.. and Mrs. Goodrich,
Mr.. and Mrs r. Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. j. W.
Owens, Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Walker v. II.
Danagle, Charles N. Pratt, Mr. and Mrs. Fl.
Hardick. Mr.. and Mrs. John Kelley Mr.. and
Mrs. Knox Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Dearth. Mr..
and Mrs. w. II. Kent Thomas Mcmillan E.
B. Bassford, George II. Buttrick.
Mrs. J. r. levitt and Mrs. F. Weyer-
hauser gave large reception yester-
day at 266 Summit avenue for Mrs. J.
j. Merrill and Miss Susie Denchmann
The ladies assisting were Mrs c. A.
Severance, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Robertson,
Mrs. Jefferson and Mrs. Lindeke.
Punch was served by Mrs. Paris
Fletcher in the music room. Misses
Weed, Day, Mason, Eastman, Wheel
ock, Lindeke, Robbins and Montfort
were in charge of the prettily laid din
ing room table. There was a wealth of
flowers everywhere.
Mrs. r. M. Newport, PIT Summit ave-
nue., gave a dinner last evening pre-
viOuS to the German.
The Crocus Hill club held a meeting
at headquarters last night
''The Chinook" will be given at st.
Mary's hall. Locust and Ninth streets,
this evening.
dinner party this evening at her home,
Bigelow bridal party.
Mrs. A. A McKechnie, of 223 Arundel
street, entertained yesterday after
noon.
Commercial council, Royal Arcanum,
will tender a card party to its gentle
men friends tonight.
The Twin City Mandolin orchestra
will give concert at White Bear Lake
this evening.
Mrs. J. B. Hoxsie, of 649 Summit ave-
nue., entertains this afternoon.
Mrs. John Field of 129 Western ave-
nue., entertains this afternoon.
A large euchre party was given last
evening at the Home hotel, which was
very enjoyable.