The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-08


Mr.. and Mrs. William Harrington, who have
been visiting here for the past two weeks,
left this morning for their home in Buffalo.
n. Y. Mr.. and Mrs. Harrington were the
guests CT honor at numerous social functi ms
given during the past week. Tuesday afer-
noon Mrs. John Harrington and her daughter,
Mrs. John l.. Snapp gave reception In Their
honor at the residence of Mrs Harrington on
Peasant avenue Mrs. Harrington and Mrs.
Snapp received. They were assisted by Mrs.
Brisbine, Mrs. Sweeney, Mrs. Blood, Mrs.
Hayes and Mrs E: A. Jaggard
Thursday afternoon Mrs. j. ]. Hill, of Sum-
NIT avenue, gave a reception in their honor
Miss Maxfield. of Goodrich avenue. gave
tea for them from to Friday afternoon.
About $50 guests called during the Afternoon.
Mrs. William Harrington was guest of hon.r
at luncheon given by Mrs. Hayes, Of Nina
avenue, Thursday.
The V. NJ. o: club, of Merriam Park, gave
a New Years ball Monday evening at Wood
ruff's hail. The hall was decorated for the
occasion with holly and mistletoe
The Crocus Hill club gave an informal dan
cing party Wednesday evening. A programme
of two steps and waltzes was rendered by
the st. Anthony Hill orchestra.
The Algonquins gave their second party of
the season at Elk's hail Friday evening.
Mrs. ]. C. Clark, of the Hiawatha, enter
tanned Thursday.
A very delightful time was spent Thursday
evening at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Tostevin, on Fuller street, the occasion be-
Ing small party given in honor of Miss
Dunn, of Butte, Mo-, who is visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. Tosteven for few weeks.
Mrs. J. A. Roberts of Louis street. gave
a New Years dinner Monday. Covers we're
laid for twenty.
Mrs; A, Poirier, of 29O Louis street, enter
tanned at dinner New Years day. Covers
were laid fer twelve.
Mrs. F. W. Porter entertained few friends
Thursday evening in honor of her cousin,
viii Carroll. of Saltwater.
Mrs. A. D. Anderson entertained the Merry
evening Euchre, club Thursday evening.
Lutz, Mrs J. W. Engel, Mr.. Engel Mr. L.
A. Eisenmenger and Allen Lott.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Ryan are the guests
Last Wednesday evening twenty couples
surprised Ises Mr. and Mrs: John 5. Crooks, of
mother on Cedar street. Progressive cinch
was played, and prizes were won by the fol-
lowing guests: Mrs. Herman Mrs. King Mr.
Crooks and Mr.. Williams. Dancing and
lunch followed
Mrs. John Ryan, of Maria avenue gave a
progressive euchre party last evening for
Mrs James Ryan, of South Dakota Among
those who played were: Mr.. and Mrs. Moran,
Mr.. and Mrs. Loughney, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Ryan, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Ryan, the Misses Cor
man, Mcdonald, Slater, Croal and Mangan,
Messrs. Ed Slater, George McGlynn, H. Rem
lngton, Will Slater and G. e. Murphy. First
prizes were won by Mrs Moran and George
McGlynn.
Elmer Deebach gave a box party at the
Grand last Monday evening.
Last Monday evening about twenty-five
| young people surprised August Anderson, of
Crookston, lately of st. Paul with sleighng
party, leaving about o'clock and going over
to Minneapolis for dinner, returning about
midnight. Among those present were: The
Misses Marie Peterson, Augusta Goette, Han
nah Bodin, Ella Dahl, Freeda Anderson, Sa-
die Kirk, Della Croonquist, Ruth Peterson,
Mary Fahlquist, Augusta Anderson, Hattie
Sandell and Emily Anderson, Messrs. August
Anderson, Emil Johnson, Theo. Ekstrand
Lawrence Elmquist, George Carlson Fred
Carlson, Henry Zachrison, Abner Lillengren
Biorklund, William Engquist and Carl Fogel-
berg.
Next Friday afternoon Mrs. Mcneil " Sey-
mour, of Ashland avenue, will give tea and
reception from 4 until 6 O'Clock. Mrs. Sey-
mour will also receive from until next
Saturday.
Mrs. Ell Torrance state regent of the
Daughters Of the American Revolution, has
issued invitations for reception to be given
Tuesday evening at her home IN Minneapolis
for the members of the different chapters Of
the state patriotic programme will be
given.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Frankel of Dayton ave-
nue., will celebrate their silver wedding We'd
nesday evening, jan IL.
|
! dancing party at Lifts hall. The Twin City
Mandolin club Will furnish the music.
The jolly Seven will give a masquerade
! Tuesday evening at Malta Temple, Wabasha
| street.
| Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Krieger of the
Virginia, will give the first of their series
of at homes Thursday, JAM II.
The young people of Sacred Heart parish
will give a card party at their new parish
| hall, Sixth and Arcade streets, Tuesday even
| ing.
Capital City Cycle club will give their an
nual ball at Cambridge hall Wednesday.
Music will be furnished by st. Anthony Hill
| orchestra.
! The Daughters of Veterans will give a
card party at Central hall Friday.
| The past week in social circles has been a
| decidedly gay Monday evening society
! fittingly ushered in the year of 1899 with the
| beautiful rose ball at the Aberdeen; Tues
day night it paid its homage to the incom-
ing governor and his wife, and throughout
the week numerous pleasant little affairs
took place to welcome the coming and to
! speed the parting guest.
Quite number of st. Paul hostesses re-
! ceived informally New Years day. 1t is
extremely doubtful, however. if this Gus
| tom of receiving friends on the first day of
the year will ever again be as much in
vogue as it was in the days of old when
! the most popular beau was he vino could
! boast the largest number of calls paid on that
+ particular day; the most popular hostess the
enc whose reception was the biggest crush.
Society is becoming more and more fastidious
| and the smartest affairs today are those small
! and exclusive entertainments where none but
congeniaI people meet and where every little
detail is studied perfection.
Several little social affairs have been ar
/ ranged for the coming week in honor of the
+, new governor and his wife. Monday evening
dinner in their honor; Tuesday afternoon
Gov. and Mrs. Lind and Maj. and Mrs
| Wnirple will be the guests of honor at a
luncheon and tea given by Mrs. F. B..
! ing Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. O'Brien. of Crocus
hill. will entertain the governor and ms wife
! at dinner.
nit avenue, will give a dancing party for the
| Misses Smith.
Tomorrow evening Mr. and Mrs. D. E.
Hickey, of Ravine street, will entertain in
Tuesday afternoon Miss Efie Gooding will
entertain the Old Maids club at her home on
| Paramount avenue.
Mrs Rudolph SchifTmann~ of Summit ave