The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-11

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mitfee, reported 1915 profit from the
enscampment work. In detail, 1927 for
sale OF badges, 80 for sale OF maps and
1881 Tor sale iof song books. asst~ A.l
KITTsoN HOUSE PLEASURES.
Its Field In Social life NSt Yet Cir
oumscribeti. ssss n4a
Another series Fof social events will
be held at the Kittson mansion next
week, when the, Mississippi Valley
Medlcal association holds it's conven-
ton in this city. n This time the house
VIII not be be opened to the public, but
VIII be opened as a private residence
by the .womeh's committee, composed
OF the wives of the st. Paul branch Of
the associations as a headquarters for
the visiting women. The rooms will be
lifted up artistically and comfortably
Tor. the. entertainment of the guests
and a committee of six women has
been delegated to be in attendance
each day during the convention, which
opens Tuesday and closes Friday Of
next week. Tuesday night large re-
cept1on will be given by the women to
the visitors. This will be Of a private
nature and will be brilliant affair.
One day of the week the women will
entertain the guests with a drive about
the city, and Thursday evening the
men folks will have possession OF the
house for smoke social. The chair
man OF the women's committee is Mrs.
A. J. Stone, who has twenty-five women
under her.
Reese Newport gave q dancing. party last
evening to about twenty-five Of the younger
society people for Miss Marguerite Pratt, Of
Atlanta, Ga. Mrs. and Miss Newport re-
ceived the guests. among them being num-
Der from Minneapolis. party Of college
boys from Minneapolis are guests at the
Newport residence.
Miss Emily stickney gives luncheon to-
day. ar-na. ,.,t.,.,s MI,
T. The Laurel Cycle club will give the first
OF series of parties Tuesday evening, at
the club. house. on Grand avenue, Progress
I've card playing will be the order Of the
evening. The club has recently received the
new ciuD pin, which is the popular shape
now anected by the souvenir pin faddists
and bears the club emblem in the club COL
ors. The pin is very neatly gotten up.
The regular monthly meeting of the Ladies'
Mission Society Of the First Baptist Church
will be held this afternoon at the home of
Mrs. A. F. Behnke, rs Summit avenue.
Miss Grace Sanborn, of Virginia avenue
entertains this afternoon, for Miss Caldwell
There will berfabout ten young women to
luncheon. hi ~
Mrs F. B. Doran., of East Congress street,
gave dinner yesterday for guests and rela-
tiyes of Mayor Dorian. The table was dec
grated with garden flowers. The guests were
Mr.. and Mrs Otis Gersting, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Barber OF Dennison; Ios;i DIR. and Miss
Whitney, and Mrs: Young, of Elgin. Ill.
The camp fire chorus will meet today at
$3.50 o'clock at the Auditorium for rehearsal.
DR.: a1fd' Mrs. Alexander Donald. of Port
land avenue, entertain at dinner Saturday
evening for Mr.. and Mrs. Woodruff, of st.
Louis.
Mrs. Delano Smith and Mrs. F. B. Taylor,
OF West Superior, Wis, are guests of Col.
Monfort and daughter at the Windsor. Mrs.
Taylor is the wife of the proprietor Of the
Spaulding and Euclid hotels at Duluth.
Mrs. w. H. Myers, OF East Congress street,
Is entertaining Judge and Mrs. Levi Hud-
son and Mrs. 'Knudson, of Bucklin, Mo; Mr..
and Mrs. George Clark, of Brookfield Mo-,
and Mrs. Deskins of North Salem % lil-l =
+, Mrs. D., r. Curtice entertained Mrs. Dodge,
Of Detroit, Mich. Mrs. e. T. Rand. of Min
neapolis; Miss Sadie Statelar, of Faribault
and the, Misses Conant, Of Rockford, ILL.,,
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Angler, Of Litchield,
and Mrs.. Charles Dart. of the same place,
are the guests of St. Paul friends this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Hurley, of 357 South
Wabasha street, have gone to Emmettsburg,
TO-, on a hunting trip to last about week.
Mrs. Joice of Chicago and Miss Kelly of
Minneapolis, visited with Mrs John Waters,
Of st. Anthony avenue. Tuesday.
Miss B. M. Phelan Of the teachers train
ing school, who has spent the summer in
Europe, returned Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Kellogg, who have
been spending several days in St. Paul, have
returned to White Bear. fs
Miss Josie Huot who has been the guest
of her brother, Victor Huot has returned to
her home in Duluth.
Miss Nellie Mccarthy, of Watertown, Wis,
is visiting her brother. Charles Mccarthy, Of
Hague avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. McKechnie have re-
moved to the Colonial. on Summit avenue.
Miss George Grant, of Holly. avenue
leaves for Vassar Wednesday of next week.
Charles L. Chase and Mrs. Chase, of st.
Louis, are the guests Of st. Paul friends.
Miss Caroline Beckmann, of Marshall ave-
nue., has returned from Minnetonka.
Mrs. B. A. Provost OF Grafton, N. D., Is
the guest Of Mrs. David Ramaley.
Miss Lillian Moore has been entertaining
Vassar friends from Leavenworth
Miss Allen, of Ellsworth, o., is the guest of
Miss Kirk, of Laurel avenue.
Mrs. Mark E. Bohrer, of Sioux City, is
visiting friends in the city. s.,,.,t,,...s !.
Fred Danes, of South Robert street, goes
to Denver soen1fe visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. W!bP Abbott have returned
from their wedding trip.o'aeas e'pGFrr0ry
p H. Waters of st. Anthony avenue, has
gone to iReeseville, Wis hrs Totts7s6fs
Miss Edith jones' Of Vassar, Is the guest
| of Miss Dora Jeners6n& 4sT'if''e'n en-
Col. Appleton. and family return from
White Bear Monday,
Henry A., Castle and family have returned
from Silver Lake. rs
l George Cochrane leaves next week for the
Pacific coast. n 1 al
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