The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-01
DAUGHTERS OF THE AMER
ICAN REVOLUTION.
WILL BE MOST ELABORATE.
STATE EXPECTED TO BE
PRESENT.
BAL PoUDRE AT FORT SMELLING.
at the Post Hall Next Wednes-
day Evening.

1t has been some years since st. Paul
has witnessed so many elaborate social
events as have transpired and will
transpire this winter. The most elabo-
rate probably will be the assembly
which is being planned by the Daugh-
tiers of the American Revolution, and
which takes place at Hotel Ryan, Jan.
IL. The idea to be carried out by the
Daughters is that of an old-fashioned
company where all ages are welcome
In any attire chosen, but without hats
or bonnets, of course. Elaborate or
chestral music will be furnished for
the dignified minuet and Virginia reel
The time for arrival has been set at
early candle light. This is the first
social function given by the Daughters,
and Daughters from all over the state
will be present, each to be hostess and
assist the state regent and chapters
regents in receiving and entertaining
the guests. Mrs. Smith, of the Daugh-
tiers of Liberty chapter, of Duluth, has
written to signify her intention of be-
ing present, and the committee in
charge is delighted with the interest
expressed and the response made. The
invitations are now in the hands of
the secretary and each daughter may
claim five by applying to Mrs. ]. w.
Edgerton, of 646 Portland avenue.
BAL POUDRE AT THE FORT.
The most artistic event of the sea9on
and by far the most beautiful in every
way will be the bal poudre which takes
place at Fort Smelling. Wednesday
evening, the hosts and hostesses for
the evening being the officers of the
fort and their wives. Every one will
come in court costume with powdered
hair, tiny patches and dainty attire.
The affair takes place in Post hall,
which will be handsomely decorated,
and the music will not be one of the
least important features. Nearly all
the society people from st. Paul will
attend The hosts and hostesses in
clude Col. and Mrs. Page, Maj. Wilkin-
son. Capt and Mrs Williams, Capt.
and Mrs. Reed, Capt. and Mrs. Hannay,
Capt Hale, Lieut.. and Mrs. Kennedy,
Lieut.. and Mrs. French, Lieut.. and Mrs.
McAndrews, Lieuts. Houle, Freeland,
Giddings, CIoke, Barker
BABE THE OLD YEAR ADIEU.
A jolly stag party was enjoyed last
evening by the men who occupy the
Otis house on Summit avenue, and
number of friends. The Old years exit
was attended to rightly and the new
year welcomed warmly.
ANNUAL DANCING PARTY.
The mebers of the IrishAmerican club
again demonstrated that they are entitled to
their reputation that they have earned as ex-
cellent hosts by the very thorough manner IN
which they entertained a large number of
their friends last night at the annual New
Year eve dancing party. The cleverly ap-
pointed rooms Of the club in the Endicott
building were tastefully furnished for the
event and in spite OF the fact that there was
a lot going socially, a large number of
the people who were hidden found their way
to the club, where the Twin City Mandolin
and Banjo club furnished the music for
most enjoyable card of dancing numbers. The
halls and Hobbies furnished interesting re-
treats, and 1t was after midnight when the
dance was over. During the latter part OF TIE
evening the guests were served with hight
refreshments Among those present were:
Mr. and Mrs. Cross A. c. Clausen, Mr.. and
Mrs G. NJ. Sullivan, Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce But
Ter, Mr.. and Mrs. John Rogers Sr., Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs. Jonn
Hardy, Mr. and Mrs Hunt, of Dubuque; Mr..
and Mrs. Keogh, Mr. and Mrs. w. j; sui VII
van Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Foley, Mr.. and Mrs;
Hurley Mr.. and Mrs. Treat Spear, Mr.: and
Mrs Edward Sheehan, Mr.. and Mrs. John f:
Tierney, Mr.. and Mrs. John Kenny, Mr.. and
Mrs Conrad Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Judge Two
by, Mr.. and Mrs; ]. F. Mcclure, Mr.. ana
Mrs. j. P. Dlavin; Misses Kenny Davis,
Hendy,- L. oGorman Miss oGorma9; BTod-
erick, Lyle Misses Holmes, Miss Julia Don
nelly, Blanche King, Falk, the Misses Gard
Louis; Miss Hickey, the Misses Keogh, the
Misses Holmes, Miss Sullivan, Miss Me.ssonier,
of California; Miss Sheehan, Miss Slayin;
Messrs George Witty, Terrence Kenny, J.
P. Kyle. George DAILY, Henry Yoerg, Morri-
son, Sullivan, Flanagan, Kahn, Cullen, Hoolo-
han, sheehan, Hendy, Carl j. Hendy, Peter
son. Early. Malloy, Lew Sullivan, H. George,
Dougher, H. Dolenty, S. White, and others.
ENTERTAINs THIS AFTERNOON.
Mrs. T. B. Scott entertains this afternoon
at her home on Summit avenue.
GAVE A LUNCHEON.
Miss Ethel Haynie, of Iglehart street, gave
a luncheon yesterday.
RECEIVE THIS EVENING.