St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-02-19


Line 1913 Robert street, Hotel Ryan.
TEA OF YELLOW HUE.
Charming Entertainment in a Holly
Avenue Home.
Mrs George O'Reilly, of Holly avenue,
gave a prettily appointed yellow tea
yesterday afternoon, assisted by Miss
Humfud, Miss Hawkins, Miss Flower,
Mrs Buckley, Mrs. r. S. Kennedy,
Mrs. J. j. O'Leary and Mrs. d. w. Law
Ter.
The dining room was all in yellow, and
the young women in charge wore gowns
of corresponding color. They were
Miss Broderick, Miss Julia Rossum,
Miss Hubbell, Miss Rossum. In the
library the appointments were in blue,
and Miss Flower, in pretty gown OF
light blue, was in charge. There We're
fully $50 women present during the aft
ernoon.
A leap year party of a decidedly
merry nature was given at "the barn"
last evening by the following young
women: Misses Mcdonald, HaZen-
kinkle, Garnet Butcher, Ruby Butcher,
Welch, Wyand, Cooper, Campbell, Kipp,
Perfect, MacMichael Gle, Cosgrove, of
Minneapolis; Knapp, of New Rome.
Mrs. Roland Noyes and Mrs. Morton
acted as chaperones.
Mrs. H. T. Drake, of 435 Portland ave-
nue., gave a charming luncheon yeSter-
day for Mrs. Charles H. Bigelow Jr.,
who returned Monday from her we'd
ding trip. The rooms were simply dec
GRATED and dainty refreshments served
from numerous small tables. There
were forty women entertained during
the afternoon.
or,far oirrna ont 1DQQ
given last evening at the rooms of the Young
Women's Friendly association, 435 Jackson
street, by Mrs. Boardman and Mrs. Bliss,
piano duo; Mr.. George, vocal solos; Miss
Lamson. violin solos; Miss Grace Whitridge,
recitations, and boys from the Christ church
choir.
The Y. P. S. c. E. of. Woodland Park
Church gives a Martha Washington social
at the church tomorrow night.
Mrs. Charles L. Greene gave a luncheon
yesterday at the Colonial, $40 Summit ave-
nue., for eighteen women.
Miss Minnie Plummer, of California and
F. d. Freeman, of Chicago, will be married
this afternoon at the home of Mrs. NJ F.
Butler, 62S Laurel avenue. reception fcI-
lows the ceremony.
The Dayton Avenue club meets Thyrsday
with Mrs. O.. Kipp, $50 Dayton avenue.
Euchre club yesterday afternoon at Hotel
Metropolitan.
The members of the Bates Avenue and
Atlantic Congregational churches have issued
unique invitations to Washington birth
day party, to be given at the Atlantic Congre-
gational church Friday evening.
The Junior Epworth Leagle OF the Central
M. E. Church will give a Washington pro-
gramme in the church parlors this afternoon
at o'clock.
Mrs. M. F. Butler ant Ar1a,nsd yesterday
at 62S Laurel avenue for the Freeman-Plum-
mer wedding party.
Mrs. Conrad T. Sanders, of 419 Wheeler
avenue, gives afternoon tea today Tor her
mother, Mrs. Charles y. Jenkins, of Bos-
ton. ..
Mrs T. I. Vernig entertained the NameIoss
Cinch club yesterday afternoon from 2 to
o'clock
The class of ~ will dance at the Allio
Friday night.
The Misses WEIGH of 7S5 Dayton avenue.
gave card party yesterday for Miss Arm
strong, OF Minneapolis.
The Belmont Social club gave a party at
Magner's hall last evening.
Daughters of Erin gave an entertainment
Women's Relief Corps of Acker Post No. 7
gave a birthday party at the home of Mrs
Margaret Thompson, 426 South Wabasha
street last night = \. >
Miss Gutman, of Goodrich avenue enter
tanned the members of the Fireside Circle
club last evening.
Kootenai club, of Merriam Park. gave a.
dancing party last night at Woodruff's hall
w. R. B. P. club gave a leap year party
last night at Clifford's hall.
Mrs Teasdale entertained the LAFAYETTE
Euchre club last evening, after which the
club disbanded until after Lent.
Comrades was successfully given by the
Boys Lyceum club last evening in st. Mary's
hall before a packed house.
ST. Anthony Hill Dancing club gave a
masquerade at Lifts hall last evening There
were seventyfve people present all in cos
tune, and goodly number of spectators in
the balcony. Westminster orchestra furnished
music and Ramaley refreshments.
Some of the costumes were: Trilby. Miss
Tompkins; Lady Washington, Mrs. ". G.
Sanderson; empire, Miss Clearman fancy cos
tune, violets Mrs. Macmillan; Yum YUM
Mrs. j. O.. Ely; tambourne girl, Mrs. Paul
Potter: Red Riding Hood, Mrs. H. A. Clifford
gypsy, Mrs. T. H. Smith; Gretchen, Mrs. E. E.
Merrill: black and yellow, fancy dress. Mrs
]. T. Schusler; Night, Mrs w B. -Curtiss;
Folly, Mrs. Pruden; pink domino, Mrs c. A.
Bethingen; pink fancy suit, Mrs. Watts; Uncle
Sam. E. e. Merrill; fancy suit, T. H. Smith;
domino, H. A. Clifford Prince Poncoff, Will
lam Pease; William Schillar domino; colored
gentleman. r. Stewart; military, R. B. VIII
son; Scotch plaid suit, J. c. Ely; new woman
y. e. Stark; J. Macmillan, colonial: man with
the iron mask, F. s. Harrison Iago. Ralph
Wagner; Svengalf C. T. Sally; George WASH
tngton, w. s. Sanderson. The committee on
arrangements was comprised of Ralph B. War
per, P. e. Potter, H. S. Woods
No Country Like New Country.
Go to Venezuela and see what fortune
has in store for yeu.e Excursion leaves
St Paul Feb 23rd. Round trip rate
only $142.5O, tickets good one year. APP
ply to Agent 500 Line, 1913 Robert
street