St. Paul daily globe., 1895-11-19
HAS A SOCIAL TINGE.
Reception and Teas-PersOnal
News and Futurities.

News and Futurities.
The annual tea and reception was
given by the board of directors of the
Womans Work exchange, in the Endi-
colt arcade, yesterday afternoon from
to 6. A very elaborate display of
fine handiwork in the way of embroid-
cry was made, and the decorations
were suitable to the occasion. The
ladies of the board of directors con-
stituted the reception committee.
They were Mesdames c. P. Moves,
president; G. H. Clark, 7. F. Tomp-
kins, Kenneth Clark, ]. A. Wheelock,
F. B. Bass, H. F. Stevens, F. M. Cary,
Oliver Dalrymple, w. j. F. Kenyon,
W. F. Alexander, John Townsend, T..
B. Scott, Frederick Driscoll, 7. w.
Kibbee, E. C. Becker, E. R. Sanford
and Emerson Hadley.
At 4 o'clock delightful musical pro-
gra.mme was rendered. Mrs. D. F. De
Wolf giving several vocal numbers and
the Brose Mandolin orchestra also Civ
ing several popular selections. Mrs.
E. R. Sanford presided at the table
and Mrs. S. NJ. Cary poured coffee.
Scattered around the room were the
tables containing fancy work and
china. The ladies who presided at
these and offered the attractive things
for sale were: Mesdames Edwin Beck
er, Frederick Driscoll, Kenneth Clark,
T. B. Scott, Frank B. Bass, H. F.
Stevens, w. ]. c. Kenyon, John Town.
send and Charles H. Clark.
Mrs. Emerson Hadley conducted a
little stand, at which were to be found
samples of the various edibles for sale
at the Exchange"
To judge from the very large number
of people who called during the after
noon, the list of patrons and people
interested in this very useful branch
of women's S work in the city is large.
Mrs. A. B. Stickney entertained yes
terday afternoon from to for her
daughter, Mrs. Frederick D. Banning,
of Chicago. Receiving with Mrs. Stick
ney and Mrs. Banning were Mrs. Kath-
crime S. Schiffman and Miss Stickney,
and assisting were Mesdames II. r..
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Millard, Magoffin,. Lawler, Ovitt, Peet,
Barrows, Jaggard, Sam .Stickney and
Misses Noyes, Caro- Noyes, Blakely
and Horn.
Mrs: Sam stickney s ~, presided sd + in paee the
poured tea. The rooms were dec
GRATED with chrysanthemums.
Mrs. Victor c. Gilman, Of Ashland
avenue, gave a tea yesterday afternoon
for Mrs. R. Fl. Schultz, OF monmouth,
ILL.,, and MesdameS Owen and Marshall,
of Kentucky. The affair was given
exclusively for elderly ladies.
Cards have been received of the
marriage of Robert Arrowsmith, for
ton, which took place in New YORK
The wedding of John J. Doud, of Du-
luth, and Miss Mary G.. Vergosen, OF
this city, took place at st. Mary
church on Thursday morning, Rev.
mony.
J. w. Kendrick returned yesterday
from a trip to the coast.
Mrs. Marshall, of Chicago, and Mrs.
owen, of Kentucky, guests of Mrs. B.
leave Thursday for their respective
homes.
Miss Mayme Hendy has returned
from st. Louis.
Mrs. Harry S. Richards Is entertain
ing Miss Lotta Walton.
Bryant, has gone to California.
A. Schafer, of South Superior, is
visiting c. j. O'Toole, Of Stinson street.
I.P. Wright, of Walnut street, has
returned from Kentucky.
Mrs. Henry Hale leaves next week
for New York state, where she will
spend the winter.
Mrs. Steele, sister Of Mrs. Upham,
has returned to Chicago.
Miss Nellie officer, of st. Peter. street.
is visiting in Kenosha, Wis. She will
remain there until the holidays.