The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-27
SOCIAL RESUME.

stretched across in graceful loops. Back OF a
screen OF asparagus vines was the Robert E.
Groh mandolin and guitar club The parlor
was decked with golden rod and ferns. The
banistersz were wound with autumn leaves.
The guests were entertained by the Groh
Mandolin club and also the North Star min
strel troupes Refreshments were served Dane
ing followed, Among those present We're
Burns Cora Barns, Manic Harris, Nellie and
Flo Stafford Kittie Blake Agnes Herman.
Alice and Mabel Oliver, Mrs. John Bartont,
Henry Young Mr.. and Mrs. Spriggs, of Du--
luth; Josie Kennedy and Laura Pines, MI. and
Mrs. Hugo Hennecke, Miss Kelly and Mr.
Kelly. Robert E Groh, Arthur Groh. Miss
Chapple. NJ. McNally. Wallace, c. Johnson
Grace, Hatch. Manifold Phee Frank Heck,
Clarence A. Storms. Oliver, Bremen, Grafton
Hon. Henry Johns, J. Groh, +. Opst, ), Her
mon.
girls secret society was formed Wednes-
day afternoon at the Butcher residence, on
Victoria street. with Miss Ruby Butcher as
president; Miss Cornela WEIGH. treasurer
Miss Garnet Butcher. secretary, and Miss
Wyand, vice president The society VIII hold
meeting will be held at the home OF Miss
WEIGH. OF Dayton avenue.
Miss Alice Wright gave cinch party
Wednesday afternoon at her home on Crocus
hill. Nine tables were played. Among the
guests were Misses Borup, Watson. Boards
lee. Metealf. Craig, Johnson. Burke, Allen,
Arnold, Mairs, West, Wanzer, Mesner, Lewis,
Perkins. Carr, Pope, Rossum. Bancroft,
Ritzinger, Hubbell, Bacon, Appleton, Shields,
Clark, Finch.
An Informal reception was given Thursday
afternoon by Mrs. f. B. Doran, at her home
East Concord street. for the members OF
the ladies' G, A r. committee of the Sixth
ward. Mrs. Doran was assisted by Mesdames
George Doran, Will Doran. c. II. Butler and
Henry Larkin. The rooms were prettily dec
grated with flags. palms and garden flowers
NJ. Newport was present. Those present were
Mesdames Hicks. Hawkins, Krbs, Rodgers,
Watson. Devore. Miller, Johnston. Lewis, j.
c. Bryant, Charles Sherman Bartlett Ewing,
Sharp White Roussopoulous Martin, Tail
man, Coleman, bourne, George, CARAT and
Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Spence chaperoned
bicycle party Monday evening, given by
Miss Mollie Carmody of the Buckingham, in
honor Of Miss Josie Lally, OF Crookston.
After run to Como the party returned to
the home of Miss Carmody and spent the
mainder of the evening in playing progress
sive euchre. The prizes were won by Miss
Greta Roach. Mrs. Charles Spence, John
Moore and Charles Spence. dainty lunch
con was served at II O'Clock.
At the annual election of the Bonum Tenn
pus club the following officers were elected:
R. J. G. Bot. president; George H. McCul-
Tough, vice president; T. C. Fernald Jr. sec
dance of the season, 96-97, was given by the
club Tuesday evening at Oxford hail. Tenth
and st. Peter streets programme Of
twenty numbers rendered by the st. An
thony Hill orchestra was highly enjoyed by
the club and its friends
Miss Anna Schilha, of 474 Goodrich avenue.
was surprised by large number Of her
friends Saturday evening Dancing was in
dulged in until late hour, the Dew Drop
Mandolin club furnishing the music Every
body body hid splendid time Among those
present were the following: Misses Schilha
xoik, Rinde, Booth, Gronewalds, Messrs.
nolk; Rinde Booth, Gronewald, Messrs
| Booth, Gronewald
Miss Carr entertained Friday afternoon at
af h1r ho1, NyoT-
guests, including the guest of honor Miss
Edith Pierpont Jones, OF Parkersburg VT,
we're: Misses Bend, Lewis, Borup, Pope,
| Perkins, Hubbeil, Rossum, O'Brien. Jones
Ames, Appleton, Messner, Kimberly, Stick
ney, Clark. Ransom, Beardslee, Hanney
Wright Gallup, Ritzenger and Johnson
The young people of the First NJ. e. church
held social at the home Of Rev. and Mrs.
| J. F. Stout Monday evening the first of the
weekly series of such events to be held this
winter There was an informal musical pro-
gramme and games. Those assisting were
Gertrude Sheldon, chairman Of the social de-
partment of the Y. p. S. C. E., Ida Koenig
| and Edna Rice.
Mrs. s. V. Kennedy entertained Monday
io1 Mrs. John De Noxon, of Great Darlington,
| Mass. and Mrs. Joseph De Noxon of Middle
town, Conn. Assisting in the dining room
were Mrs. Carl Pattee and Mrs. r. r. Early.
| Others assisting were Miss Ada Henry and
| Miss Leigh Allison.
luncheon was given Thursday by Miss
winters at her Summit avenue home for
MRS ). D. Sturgis, who leaves Monday for
| her new home at Fort Kelley, Kan The
| table was decorated with La France roses The
guests included Miss Noyes, Miss Cutler, Miss
/ Miss De Coster.
Mrs. H. c. Pierce, Of Bidwell street, gave
dinner IN honor of her guest, Mrs John
Boyd' OF Calais. Me. Covers were laid for
| Denmark, Mimi; Mrs. McXusick. of Calias.
Me-; Miss Bassford. Archibald Boyd. H. c..
Pierce. c. E. Pierce and Miss Pierce.
The social season at St Paul Park was an
spiciously opened at opera hall wednesday
evening by H. o. Sproat. A programme Of
eiehteen numbers was danced. Besides all
t tine society s people OF the Park party of
| couples from st. Paul. were present
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bettinger Of Ash
! land avenue, gave dancing party Tuesday
evening. celebrating the sixth anniversary
or their marriage. Mrs. Bettinger was as
| sisted by Mrs. Edmund Burke Mrs William
| 4. Wood and Miss Eugene Wood, of Roches-
| ter. N. Y.
| was hostess at a campfire Friday night given
! in memory of her late husband, c. D. Parker.
| VINO was at one time commander of the G.
| A. z. or Minnesota.
| Mrs. Rudolph Schiffman gave luncheon
thursday for Mrs. John David, of Pawnee
Neb. Twelve ladies were present. An Informal
afternoon at cards followed the luncheon
Mr. and Mrs. r. w. Trisbee gave a fam
nome on Nina avenue. Covers were laid for
| sixteen.
Mrs. c. A. Dibble gave an afternoon tea
TUESDAY at her home on Summit avenue for
the benefit Of St. Clements church
Mrs. F. W. Storms gave reception Wednes-
| oay AFTERNOON at her home on St. Adams
| street for Mrs. Valentine, of Florida
Mrs. Pierre Wibaux, Of the Aberdeen, gave
a party Wednesday evening for her son
| cyril, whose birthday 1t was.
Prof. and Mrs. Charles Titcomb entertained
at dinner Tuesday night for Rev. and Mrs.
J. A. Deter, of Chicago.
Mrs. Ansel Oppenheim entertained at din
ner at the Aberdeen Thursday evening for
| Mrs. and Miss Rusk.
Mrs. c. B. Teeple gave an old-fashioned
| quitting bee Tuesday afternoon at her home
| on Central park.
| Mrs. Roscoe F. Jersey, of Laurel avenue
| entertained at luncheon Thursday for St
| Louis friends.
Mrs. Prouty, of Holly avenue entertained
Thursday afternoon for Mrs. Palmer, of
| Denver.
cay evening at his home on Marshall
avenue.
| The young people OF House of Hone gave
an entertainment Thursday evening in the
| Miss Guthrie of Ashland avenue. enter
| deke. AaA
| Mrs. H. H. Hamilton gave an informal At
nome FRIDAY at her home on Conway street
MISS Josephine Kalman gave a box party
at the metropolitan Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hersey gave box marty
at the metropolitan Tuesday night
Miss Caldwell entertained inforraIfv
| wednesday evening at the Aberdeen
Mrs. Wasdon. of the Buckingham, gave a
theater party Tuesday evening.
| Mrs. Lila Hirst gave an informal tea Tues-
day at Euclid View
Mrs. E. A. George entertained informally