The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-07
MAZES OF THE COTILLION
Mrs. Thomas Blythe Scott Gives a
Pretty German,

A german Of pretty favors and at
traetive figures was given last even
ing by Mrs. Thomas Blythe Scott. at
her home, $40 Summit avenue. The
evening was complimentary one to
Miss Merriam for her guests. Miss
Wallace and Miss Burwell, and the
women assisting Mrs. Scott were Mrs.
W. r. Merriam and Mrs. Schufeldt.
The cot1llion was led by Lee McClung.
IN the large ball room on the top floor
The guests included Misses Finch,
Cook, Noyes. Cutler, Tarbox, Noyes,
Lamprey, Bigelow. and the Misses
Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Finch. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Clark, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Hand. Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Bige-
low, Mrs. Lamb, of MINNEAPOLIS.
Messrs. Yardley, Barker, Earl Hill.
Mcpherson, Shepard, Hancock, Boyle,
Armstrong, Stewart, Davis, Lindeke,
Warner, Forepaugh, Merriam, Hal
bert and Stone
The Cathedral fair closes this evening in
Market hall after weeks success The con-
tests VIII close this evening and the results
announced. from the stage. sas
Mrs. Ansel Oppenheim gives a box party at
the Metropolitan this afternoon for Miss Ma
son.
The Sibley Mothers club met yesterday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. E. r. Ide of
t.AASS oiOOhS gave d. TALK
on Mature Study"
A meeting Of the c. W. B. NJ of the Chris
tan Church will be held this afternoon at the
home of Mrs. A. R. Moore on Nelson avenue.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Asbury M. E.
Church met yesterday at the home of Mrs
A. L. Whiteomb, on Fauquier street
A chicken pie social was given last even
Ing In the parlors of the Church of Christ,
IN OILS md To- ipofaV
women of the church. The ladies in charge
were Mrs. H. B. Evans. Mrs. H. T. Black,
Mrs. Hoyt Mrs. James Ingersol, Mrs. A. R.
Moore, Mrs. c. p. Diekerman, Mrs. ]. Nell
son, Mrs. R. F. EIdredge, Mrs L. c. Rogers
and others.
The Shakespeare club meets this evening
with Miss Day, of Dayton avenue
Miss Kate Wanzer and Miss Marion Ritz
niger entertain this evening at cards at the
home of the latter on Fairmont avenue.
A dancing party will be given at the Albion
this evening by young people of the hill.
An oyster supper was given by the women
of Manchester Park last evening to celebrate
McKinley's election.
Miss Harris has returned from the East.
Bethesda Lodge of Odd Fellows will give
euchre party this Saturday evening in
their friends are invited.
Mrs. H. P. Upham was hostess to the largest
afternoon euchre party given this season
at her home Summit avenue. There were
twenty-five tables in during the after
| noon. and around them were seated merry
parties of society women, who had been hidden
by Mrs. Upham in compliment to Miss
Bigelow. The tables were ranged about the
rooms, and in the wide hall, from which they
opened off, and all about in odd or con-
venient places were placed beautiful yellow
chPysanthemums, making pleasing setting
for the handsome frocks of the gay company
OF guests The prizes were lovely little
| ernoon, after which refreshments were served
| from the little card tables. Mrs. Upham was
| assisted by Mrs. Kenneth Clark, Mrs. G. G..
Morris, Mrs. HaDnaford, Mrs Stone, Mrs.
Kirk and Mrs. Griggs. Of Tacoma.
Mrs. Hiram Pearce was hostess to a charm
| ing afternoon euchre yesterday at her home
on Laurel avenue. The house decorations
were all in green and white ehPysanthemums
and roses being used. Fourteen tables were
| played. The assisting women were Mrs. +.
| W. Van Slyke, Miss Perkins and Miss Hub
bell.
| Mrs. Tilton, of Virginia avenue, entertains
| at cards this evening.
The wachepe club gave its first party last
| evening in Elks' hail.
| The Ladies' Aid Society of Woodland Park
| Church met yesterday in the church parIors
| The Ladies' Guild of St. Clements Church
met yesterday morning at the home of Mrs
| r. II. Walker. 81 Portland avenue. Plans
| for the fair the church will give soon were
! discussed.
| The Mothers tea at the Bethel yesterday
| afternoon was in charge of Mrs. F. B.
| Doran and the usual assisting women. Rev.
| R. N. Avison made an address and there
| was musical and literary programme.
! reception was given last evening in