St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-26
NfERRIAM,s MAHOGANY.
The Governors Dejeuner to Miss
Field-Mrs. Howe Will Come
Social

ME hftIAM = MAHOGAN L.
The Governors Dejeuner to Miss
Field-Mrs. Howe Will Come
Social.
Gov. and Mrs. Merriam invited a
number of prominent st. Paul society
men and women TO meet Miss Kate
Field, of Washington, ID. c., at dinner
last evening. The table was eXqusitely
appointed, and covers were laid for
fourteen. The guests, beside Miss Field,
were eX-GOv. Ramsey, Mrs. Furness,
Judge Flandrau, Mr.. and Mrs. j. J.
Hill, Miss Cook, Mr.. and Mrs. Tarbox,
G. w. Bum, Mrs. Frost and Ambrose
Tighe. Miss Field wears, with a great
deal of justifiable pride, a handsome
decoration in the form of badge, which
was presented her by Utah people in
recognition OF her services in aiding
the passage of the Edmunds antI-polyg-
amy bill.
One of the prettiest affairs of the sea-
son was dainty lunch given by Mrs. j.
d. Hill in honor Of Miss Kate Field
yesterday at half past1. Miss Field
came over from Minneapolis in the
morning, and spent the forenoon driv-
ing about the city with Mrs. Merriam.
hdSlCI NCu NOOlC entertained lIl0
choir boys of st. Paul'S church at the
Valley street house of Mr.. and Mrs. No
bile Thursday evening. The party was
a very jolly one. and is accounted
great success among children's parties.
Master Mobiles guests were Misses SUI
sic Lenhart, May Lenhart, Char
lotte Kirby, Susie Kirby, Mai
Bird, Clara Anderson, Lillian Hunt,
Lou Hunt, Annie Hunt. Carrie Davis,
Effie Gooding, Josie Cumby, Fay Mars
den, Nellie Grant. Nellie Van Duzee,
Lena Van Duzee, Mabel Gifin, Ger
trude Jones, Gertrude Noble, Maggie
Noble; Masters Albert Arrivee, Arthur
Watson, Joe Watson, Frank Fish,
Henry Grant, Walter Huntington,
Gus Madison, Jake Hart, Hubert
Young, James Gooding, Charles Griffin,
Arthur Cumby, Howard Yapp, Roy
Marsden. Cecil Yapp, Harry Griffin,
Burrows Kirby, Alfred Young, Charles
Hart, Willie Bepke.
An event of more than usual import
ance to The women of the Northwest
Will be a supplementary meeting of the
woman's congress, whose annual ses-
sion is held at Grand Rapids, Mich,
Oct. IA, 10 and is. Mrs. Julia Ward
Howe is president of the society, and
has accepted an invitation from a com
mittee of st. Paul ladies to hold a meet
ing here after the adjournment of the
Grand Rapids session. Several noted
women will be present, and will read
papers. and, although none of the de-
tails have as yet been arranged, the
meeting. will be one of great pleasure
and profit to Minnesota women.
The first ball given by the Amity
circle occurred Tuesday evening. Not
withS.anding the oppressive heat, there
was large and fashionable gathering
of the West side society. It is one Of
the oldest clubs in the city and its balls
are always brilliant success. They
will occur at short intervals during the
season, Among those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Geistel, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. Sits,
MIR. and Mrs. E. Boquet, Mr.. and Mrs.
G: w. Heath, Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. j. Heimbach, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Rodecker, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Y. |. Dodd,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Henderson, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. c. lverSon, Mr.. and Mrs. Null
verhill, Mr. and Mrs. NJ. B. Henderson,
the Misses Berlandi, Barbeau. McKen-
ny, Jenkens, Fish, Rigney. Black, De
Bryne, Dubord, Dyer, Carroll, Alley,
Schleick, Quin, Hartigan, McKenly,
and Mrs. Duer; MessrS. Mullen, Hor-
man, KimbalJ. Tierney, Sternberg, Law
ton, Burke, Fetch, Hough, Beatty, Win
ter, German, Dorm, Hanlan, Dr. Hawk
ms, Carroll, Dr.. Ohicon, Martin. Ber-
landi, Henderson and many others.
Miss Edna E. Sloeum, daughter of Mrs. c.
II. Slocum, last night started for New West
minister, B. c., on a visit. She will be alb
sent year.
Miss Gertrude Hall has gone to Germany to
study instrumental music. She is at present
in Cologne.
~Mrs. j. r. Linden, of 9O1 Beech street, is
visiting friends in Madison Wis