St. Paul daily globe., 1892-11-20

the large number who called between
and II by Miss Balch. Miss Rogers
and Miss Yorke. of Minneapolis, ndby
Miss Greve. Miss Rice. Miss Proctor,
Miss Shaw. Miss Hlnkns and Miss
O'Leary. In the dining room, which
has opening from it Il conservatory, In
which the musicians were stationed
during the evening, the ices and coffee
we're served from tables decorated IN
white and green by Miss O'BrIen. Miss
Blaisdell. Miss Lamprey, Miss Hale and
Miss Bessie Proctor. The sherbert was
served by Miss Humbird from small
table decorated in red.
The reception that Mrs. Simpson gave
at her home in Monroe place Thursday
afternoon might well be called chrys-
anthemum carnival, so many and varied
were the varieties of the popular bios
som with which the spacious parlors
were decorated. In the drawing rooms
were white chrysanthemumS and Amer
lean beauty roses. In the dining
tea room were pink c1rySanthe
NUNS and La France roses. The
women who assisted Mrs. Simpson were
Mrs. Gov. Merriam, Mrs. J. l.. Merriam.
Mrs. j. w. Bass. Mrs. John Wright,
Mrs. DalrYmple, Mrs. Dr. Abbott, Mrs.
Bird, Mrs. Gus Borup. Mrs. Stevens,
Mrs. Sylvester Cary, Mrs. Col. Barber,
Mrs. Mai. Jones, Mrs. George Archer,
Mrs. Badger, of Washington, d. c.,
Miss Gordon, Miss Borup, Miss Pope,
Miss Warner, Miss Senkler. Miss Bass,
Miss Reed. Miss Upham, Miss Guthrie,
Miss Monfort, Miss Wanzer, Miss Sue
Baker and Miss Borup.
Monday night Miss M. A. Bend. of
Summit avenue. entertained at
"bridesmaids' supper all the young
people who officiated at Miss Bends
wedding Wednesday afternoon. The
groom, George E. Wood. with his best
man, Mr.. La Montague, and three of
the ushers. Messrs. Motley, White
house and McKeever. arrived in the
morning from New York. The affair
was informal and as delightful as an
farewell Those invited to the supper
were Miss Gordon, Miss SturgiS. Miss
Newport. Miss Rice, Miss Minnie Tay-
lor, Miss Maud Taylor, Miss Emma
and Miss Stephenson;
Messrs. La Montague, Whitehouse,
Motley, Dunn Fesser and
Harold Bend.
Mrs. Edwin Booth gave very pretty
Tuesday at her home Oh Good
rich avenue in honor of her sister, Miss
Vincent, Of Erie, Pa. The dancing room
was beautifully decorated with chrys-
and palms and Smilax. In
the library tea was poured by Mrs.
John Walker Adams, assisted by Miss
of Saltwater. In the dining
room the ices and coffee were served by
Mrs William Rhodes and Mrs. Samuel
Stickney, assisted by Mrs. Morris. Mrs.
Lawrence and Mrs. S. G. Russell. A
large number Of ladies called between
the hours Of and q.
A merry progressive cinch party was
by Edward f. Zimmerman
and his pretty bride at their residence, |
i05 Bates avenue, last evening. There |
we're present Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Sherin, |
MIR. and Mrs. Phil Hevenor, Misses !
Georgia Middleton, Carrie Krieger, !
Kate Watkins, Bertha De Hass, Una l.. |
MeSsrs. Henry Egge, !
Charles Kreger, George Thebold. Dolph |
Schiffman, Ransom and Carl Pattee, of |
Preparations for the Columbian bazar, |
'or the benefit of the Children's home, |
20 be held at Mrs. Potter Palmer'S resi- |
ience the afternoons and evenings OF |
Dec. z and s, are complete. Besides |
great display of rare and imported arti-
lies, the necessary ones for daily use /
Will be for sale, and will be within the
each OF the most modest purse. lnyl-
ations. inclosins coupons to be eX-
hanged for tickets, can be procured
shortly.
Mrs. F. B. Doran, of pol East Con-
yress street, entertained the Ladies'
Aid Society of the First Universalist
Church very pleasantly Wednesday aft
,rnOOn.
The annual banquet given by the st.
Andrews society will be held at the
Windsor hotel on st. Andrews day,
Wednesday, Nov. 80. when, in addition
o an exceptionally interesting pro