St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-21
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Schubert cfuD will be held at Ford
music hail Wednesday, Oct. "a. at n.
m. sharp. All Interested in the work
OF the clnb are cordially invited. The
piano sotoist OF the Afternoon will be
Mrs. David Ii. Day, of Duluth. Mimi.
and the solo vocahsts Miss Susie Nc
Kay. of Minneapolis. and Miss Perkins,
of st. Paul. Several fine concerted
numbers will also be given After this
meeting none will be admitted without
membership tickets. The treasurer.
Mrs. p. Wilkes, will be at the door
wednesday to issue tickets to those
who. having been elected to member
ship. are ready to pay their dues.
The bicycle craze has at last reached
| st. Paul, though one has long known
that it was only question of time. To
| mention the names Of women bicyclists
would lie to give list OF St. Paui's four
hundred. Clubs are being formed. and
1t is no, an uncommon sight on SUNNI
avenue these moonlight nights to see a
parade OF men and women perched on
wheels. The asphalt pavements are a
JOY to the souls of the bicyclists.
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Miss French, Of Davenport. To-, who
writes for Eastern magazines over the
pen name of Octave PhaneL" has been
in st. Paul for few days. and stopping
at the Aberdeen. Mrs. C. B. Lamborn
gave a breakfast for Miss French on
Monday morning. Mrs. c. A. Severance
luncheon at l, Mrs. Morton Barrows a
tea at and E. A. Young and his sister,
| Mrs. Mary j. Reid, gave dinner in her
honor in the evening; this constituted
what Miss French herself would cal, a
full day. Miss French aud her friend.
Mrs. Crawford, left for their Iowa home
on Tuesday morning.
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The other notables who have been
with us this week were Lord and Lady
Brassey. of London. The first Lady
Brassey was the author of the charming
books of travel so we'll known. notably,
The Voyage of the Sunbeam" Lord
Brassey and his wife were entertained
at the Town and Country club Monday
afternoon. and given dinner and the
alter party in the evening by A. II.
Paget. There were present at the latter
Mr.. and Mrs. James j. Hill. Alexander
Ramsey, Mr.. and Mrs. W. K. Merriam,
| Mrs. A. K. Barnum and Mrs. Jasper
| Tarbox.
Lord and Lady Brassey left for Du-
| luth Tuesday.
Miss Wilder. of Summit avenue, gave
reception on Monday night for Miss
Culver. of Duluth, who is visiting Mrs.
| j. F. Fulton. Miss w ilder was assisted
IN receiving by Miss Mitchell. in the
dining room by Mrs. G. B.. Young, Mrs.
W. A. Spencer, Mrs. w. j. Dean. the
Misses Winter. Tarbox, Lamprey, Gill
fillan and Smyth. The house was
atoms and smilax. and among the
guests we're DR.. and Mrs. }. F. Fulton,
MIR. and Mrs. j. A. Stryker, Mr.. and
Mrs. William CARLY, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
| W. Adams, MIR. and Mrs. J. J. Parker,
MIR. and Mrs. J. l. II. Field, Mrs. J..
L. Snapp. Mrs. W. F. Poet. Mrs. WEN
| Cutcheon, the Misses Gordon, Fairchild.
Carpenter, Bass, Pope. Upham. Magof-
fin. Hooker, Day, Wheelock, Dawson,
Rice. kalman, Lineeke, Constans.
Mitchell, Horn and Perkins; Messrs.
Sturgis, Boyle, Lindeke. Washington,
Prince. Dean, Read, Horn. Wheaton,
Rogers, Appleby, Tracy, Of Duluth !;
Durant. James. Thompson. De Lano,
Price. Clay. Greening. Corning, Gill
fllaD. Carpenter and Merriam.
Miss Bessie Cornish made her first
bow 10 st. Paul society on Tuesday at a
very large and elegant reception given
by Mrs. w. ID. Cornish. from until 9.
The Cornish residence was profusely
decorated with flowers, the dining room
being in pink and the punch room in
red. Mrs. Cornish and her daughter
were assisted by Mesdames c. E. Smith,
NJ. L. Hoibert, A. Muir, w. H. Fisher,
E. E. Hughson, w. 81. Sanborn, E. G.
Mitchell, G. E. Otis. S. NJ. Mageilin, j.
P. Gribben. H. r. Brill and S. S Eaton;
the Misses upham, Lawton. Saunders,
Whitney, Officer, Allen, Sticknty and
Magoffin.
On Tuesday Mis-. T. L. Blood, of Cen.
trail park. gave an Informal luache.,u
for Miss Culver, of Duluth. Covers
were laid for twelve. Among the guests
were Mrs. j. F. Fulton, Mrs. J. l..
Snapp. Mrs. Il. s. Moore, Mrs. William
Dawson Jr., Mrs. w. A. Hardenbergh,
the Misses Rice, Culver and Perkins.
a.
Mrs. P. r. L. Hardenbergh, of Gen.
trial park, gave two large and very elabo-
rate progressive euchre parties during
the past week. Wednesday afternoon
for young ladies, and Thursday after
noon for the married ladies. Mrs. Har-
denbergh was assisted i'll receiving by
her sister, Mrs. James E. Adams.
Among the guests OF both days were
Mrs. j. H. Simpson. Mrs. w. R. Merri-
am. Mrs. Theodor Borup, Mrs. Benja-
min Thompson, Mrs. u. c. Price,
Mrs. I. b. Scott, Mrs. j. W. Mer-
RAM, Mrs. Crawford Livingston,
Mrs. G. E. Smith, Mrs. D. G..
Shepard, Mrs. G. A. Wheaton, Mrs.
Alexander Stone, Mrs. E. c. Becker,
Mrs. G. Z. Bacon, Mrs. F. A. Seymour,
Mrs. E. G. Rogers, Mrs. q. S. Pope, Mrs.
6. r. Finch, Mrs. L. F. De Witt, Mrs.
J. w. Bass, Mrs. Jasper Tarbox. Mrs.
7. s. Harris. Mrs. William Rhodes. Mrs.
}. II. Stewart, Mrs. A. Cathcart, Mrs.
Mrs. w }. G. Kenyon, Mrs. J. P. Rea,
of Minneapolis; Mrs. G. II. F. Smith.
and the Misses TarboX, Shave. Fore
paugh. Culver, Winter, Cook, Prince,
Bass, Simpson, Upham, Holbert. Pope,
McQuillan, Dawson and DE Coster.
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On Thursday afternoon Mrs. H. Cole.
of Portland avenue, gave a reception
from until &.
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Henry Won Wedelstaedt gave the first of
series OF teas in her apartments at the
Albion.
Mrs. E. l.. Shepley. of st. Adams
street, entertained few friends in
formally at luncheon on Thursday.
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Mrs. Harvey Officer and the Misses
Officer gave the second of their series of
teas on Friday afternoon. The ladies
assisting we're Mesdames II. F. Stevens,
S. NJ. Cary, J. w. Bass. S. S. Eaten, E.
G: Washington, j. c. Hill. f. P. Wright,
w. F. Mason. w. E. Hunt. NJ. l.. Saun-
ders. F. b. Bass. J. II. Simpson, the
Misses Simpson. Brewer, Mcdonald,
Borup, Bass, Upham, Powell, Constans,
and Everts, of Minneapolis.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. T. Leslie
Wann gave very elegant tea from 4
until &, at her home OH Paramount ave-