St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-08
RESUME OF THE WEEK.

The most brilliant reception of the week
was that held Wednesday afternoon from
TO O'Clock by Mrs. j. r. COrrigan. nj her
home, l22l Hawthorne avenue. I he house
was very tastetully decorated with palms.
maiden hair ferns, smllaX and cut flowers
The prevailing tint in the reception room
was yellow, that in the dining room pink,
while in another of The rooms blue pred mi
mated. The hostess was assisted in receiving
by MIS-. G. Z. Higgins. Mrs. j. Z. Blaine, Miss
Oswald. Misses Kel ey. Miss Hamilton, Misses
West and NJ SIS Hale.
One of the most charming receptions of
the week was held tuesday afternoon by
Mrs. A. j. Sawyer and Mrs. 5. S Brown at
their home. corner of Park avenue and
IWenty-siXth street, from ; to O'clock. 1he
house was handsomely decorated with chrys-
anthemums and potted plants Near 20
ladies prominent III social circles called dur
ing the time Of the reception and paid their
respects TO the hostesses. The two lalies
were assisted i'll receiving by Miss Collins of
Dnuih. guest OF Mrs. Sawyer. and Mrs. j.
Z. Glass.
Mrs. ). 3. SGrles held a delightful receD-
ZION Tuesday afternoon at her home. 1900
hawthorne avenue. 1t was given in honor
OF Mrs. = II. Moore, of Madison. v Is, who
is quite widely known in the literary world
as "Aubier Forester where She has gained
quite an enYlable reputation as Il writer of
both fiction ana poetry. About eighty resi-
gents OF the two cities. prominent III musical
and literary cirles were in attendance.
Mrs. e. d. Macdonald gave an informal
tea Wednesday afternoon from TO 5 o'clock
at her residence, l06 Nicoilet avenue. in
honor of Mrs. H. X Macdonald. of Chicago.
and Mrs. George Pennock of Willmar Mimi
Her sister. Miss Hunter and Mrs Theodore
Hoffman, of Eau Claire. " is, assisted in re-
celvlng. The event marked the seventh an
adversary OF the marriage of the hostess.
a farewell reception was given in honor of
Miss Grace Day. lefore her departure for Il
winter in Montana. "Wednesday evening, at
her home. 723 Eleventh avenue southeast
Those present were the Misses kitlie l.. and
=. Shea, B. Rankin, b. Wright. A. Keef.
Grace Day and Mrs. johnson, and the Messrs
Prof Beauparlant, A. Jones, McElrath, Win
chell, Gable and Delaney.
delightful social and reception was held
Iuesday evening mt the parOrS of Ill Souls
church by the ladies of the society and the
pastor Rev. :. W. sample. Mrs. Sample Icing
confined to the house by a brief illness from
which she Is rapidly recovering The affair
served TO take The place of the usual "at
home OF the pastor and his wife.
Friday evening tine formal opening of the
EotelBerkeley occurred and was participated
IN by the guests and a large number of The
outside public. friends of the proprietor and
the People stopping at his house Dancing
+ was the chief form OF entertainment.
Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs George H.
Jacobs gave birthday party i'll honor of
their daughter. Miss Allie Jacobs at their
home, III Seventh street south. Seventy-tive
OF The friends of the young lady participated
in the event.
Peter Landen and wife were surprised at
their home 9l7 Fifteenth avenue south, Mon
Gay evening, by number of friends who
had come to help them celebrate the TWEEN
tleth anniversary Of their marriage
A very pleasant reception was rendered on
Monday evening by the members of Cen
tenary NJ g. church to the pastor Rev. II. H.
French. who has been returned by the CON
terence for another year.
Mrs. Z. s Williams, Miss Grace Williams
nn1TG a L.
ton Tuesday afternoon from 3 to e o'clock.
1t was among the more delightful affairs of
the sort of the week.
social was held Friday evening at the
residence Of H. H. Putnam, 6l2 East Franklin
avenue by members of the New Jerusalem
church. Tea was served ut e followed by n
general good time.
The Kings Daughters of Grace Episcopal
church held Quiz social Thursday even
Ing at the guild rooms i'll which large com
pany took part, enjoying a very pleasant
time.
pleasant social and dance were held
"Wednesday evening by Banner Lodge No. If.
knights OF Pythias, at Masonic Temple hall
Ihele was good attendance.
Mrs. Jones. president of L. p. Plummer Re-
lief corps, held pleasant reception for The
members Friday afternoon at her home y7t4
Nineteenth avenue south
pleasant social was held Friday evening
Mt The home of Mrs White 1925 NicoIlet ave-
me. 10y the Young Ladies' Missionary society
OF Westminster church.
a Pumpkin social was the medium of
pleasant entertainment at Hope chapel last
evening. The affair was under the ansnicae
of the \. p. :. C. f.
= largely attended and pleasant reception
was held Monday evening at the guild room
OF All Saints Episcopal church, or Clinton
avenue.
The Oliver p. Morton post W. r C. held
lle3Sant AID well attended social and dance
nj Mahtowah hall Tuesday evening.
The Eighth Ward Mainites held pleasaut
social last evening at Flanders hall. There
was good attendance