St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-03-13
FOR THE FRIENDLY WOMEN.
Reception at Mrs. NewpOrt's Yester-
day Great Success.

Reception at Mrs. NewpOrt's Yester-
day Great Success.
The reception held yesterday after
noon at the home of Mrs. r. M. New
port, for the Young Women's Friendly
association, was largely attended and
was most pleasant affair.
The women of the board of directors
of the association received the guests
I'm the drawing room and library, and
fragrant tea and coffee, delicious cake
and dainty little sandwiches were
served in the dining room, at a table
presided over by Mrs. Luther Newport
and Mrs. John r. Brooke.
During the afternoon an informal
programme was given by Mrs. D. F..
ColviiIe, Mrs. Southhall, Miss Benham,
Mrs. De Wolf Cecilian Quartette and
Mrs. Russell Dove, the latter giving
a charming reading of a poem written
by her mother, Mrs. Dove. The after
noon was passed very pleasantly by
the large number of women calling,
and all expressed great interest in the
work of the association.
Twin City society circles have eX-
perienced a culver in spite of the lenten
Tigors which forbid gossip, the pros
pectiVe event that has broken in UPON
the sacred period being a Pigment watt
ed from the East. The story involves
no less renowned a character than
Prof. c. V. Tousley, the superintendent
for many years of the Minneapolis city
schools, the consul of the United States
at Trieste, worlds fair commissioner
for Minnesota, historian of Minneso-
ta's worlds fair department, and so on.
Prof. Tousley and Mrs. Tousley were
conspicuous figures in Twin City soci-
ETY. after their return from Trieste,
h cf ntnN
had their residence at the strictly fash
iOnable Judd house, in Minneapolis.
Now, Dame RumOr says, Prof. Tousley
is again to be married, this time to a
society woman of the East, although
the date is not known to his friends
in st. Paul, who have been informed of
the impending nuptials.
Miss Lou White, of 7O1 Marshall avenue
gave card party yesterday afternoon.
The Remer Dancing club gave hop last
evening at Central hall.
The Thursday club met yesterday afternoon
at House of Hope Mrs Paris Fletcher read
a paper on The German Jew, Heine, and His
Wit" The next meeting will be held April
2, and M. Sue Willes will read a paper on
Comparison of French and English Criti-
Cism"
Mrs. Charlotte o. Van Cleve speaks today
noon before the young women at the Friendly
association.
Mrs. E. A. Curry, of 1878 st. Anthony av-
.enue, gives a reception today from to 6
O'clock.
Mrs ". ]. Harrison, of 722 seby avenue,
gave iuncl eon yesterday.
The Young people of Emmanuel Baptist
church gave an oystlr supper last evening at
the chapel.
Ramsey County W. c. t. q. holds it's reg
ular quarterly meeting at Conovef music hall
today at p. m.
Mrs w. E. Chamberlain, of 1923 ST. An
Ebony avenue, gave a luncheon Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles Henry Bigelow Jr. gave her
last Eat home" yesterday at the Bigelow resi-
deDce, ISL College avenue. About 100 women
called
Mrs. G. w. Cunningham, of 95S Wilder av-
enue, gave a luncheon yesterday afternoon,
will again entertain tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. j. b. Hoxsie. of $40 Summit avenue, is
dangerously ill with fever.
The women of Arlington Hills Presbyterian
church gave dime social last evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Culver, AL Case street.
The Y. P. S. C. E. of Bates Avenue church
gave an entertainment at the cHurcD last
evening. Refreshments were served at the
close of the entertainment.
The Woman's Suffrage association will meet
Wednesday next at in 81, Ford's music hall.
Mrs. Julia B. Nelson will be present
The Bluff Social club will be entertained
this evening by Mrs. William Tenvoy, of Bid
well street.
The G.. P. Euchre club meets today with
Mrs. Eddy, of North street.
st. Luke's Aid Society of st. Pauls Church
will meet this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the
home of Mrs. Bennepe 554 Broadway.
The WomC - Foreign Missionary Society Of
Goodrich Avenue Church held it's annual
praise meeting yesterday afternoon in the
parlors of the church.
Mrs. r. NJ. Newport and Mrs. Gen. E. c.
Mason were guests at luncheon given by
Judge and Mrs. Ell Torrance, of Minneapolis,
yesterday afternoon in compliment to Mrs.
Gen. Walker, of Indianapolis.
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