St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-02-04
FAIR INNoCENrs ABROAD.
Twatn's Travels Popular Mt the
House of Hope.

FAIR INNOCENTs ABROAD.
Twatn's Travels Popular mt the
House of Hope.
The ladies Of House of Hope church
gave a birthday and book social in the
parlors Of the church last evening
which was enjoyable and unique. The
usual silken birthday flags were the
price OF admission, but the feature of
the affair was the assembly Of literary
lights present. While the attendance
was small, due to counter attractions.
nearly every one there represented, by
some appointment Of his or her cos
tune, favorite book. And the mer-
riment ran high over the endeavors of
every one to guess every ones else Sc
lection.
Mrs. S. L. Robbins carried upon her
arm a red and white basket filled With
numerous bottles containing drugs and
medicines of pungent order. She rep
resented Marion -Harland's Common
Secrets in the Household" THE
Heavenly Twins" were Miss Handy
and Miss Wilson, gowned in brown pin
azores with halos upon their heads and
feathery wings grazing their backs.
Miss Julia Noyes made very charm
Grip was we'll represented by Mrs. DR..
Welch.
A silver three cent piece was caught
by a ribbon to Mrs. E. r. Sanford's
dress, who was Hard Cash.
Mrs. H. A. Boardman wore beauti-
full Rose in a Ring
Mrs. j. P. Egbert had tied ''The
Epistles Of Paul. to her waist, the
package, containing some Of her hus-
bands letters written to herself.
Mrs. A. P. Moss wore a Lilac Sun
bonnet made of crepe paper
Mrs. DR.. Bissel, in an elaborate gown,
was "Old Ma m selle's Secret with her
box of skeletons.
Mrs. Charles schuneman represented
BLEAK House, Mrs. Mahan, Much
Ado About Nothing and Mrs. E. M.
Dean, Three Score Years and Ten"
l. N. Girby was "Ivanhoe" and 1.-The
Initials" Mr.. Putnam, 'Innocents
Abroad"
H. A. Boardman was covered with
Familiar Quotations" such as Hands
Off" Eat Quaker Oats" ETC.; Charles
Schuneman had a Pair of Dice LOST
DR.. J. M. Welch represented. I'VE Two
Alone in Europe" ~.
D. c. Wolcott carried 'The Light
That Failed around in his hand. 1t
was broken incandescent light. E.
r. Sanford bore card stating Il have
an O." There we're many others equal
ly as good.
cake were served by Mrs. H. ]. Horn,
Miss Semple, Mrs. Douglas and Mrs
Wolcott, from prettily decorated deco
rated tables ateither side of the rooms
The Albion Dancing club gave a
party at the Albion last evening, after
the fire works at Fort Karnival. ST.
Anthony Hill orchestra furnished the
music. Present were: Misses Ian
pher Gates, Walther, Ollie Walther,
Shirk, Edna Brown, Baker, Messrs.
Warren, Seeley, w. Wallace, Harry
Hemminghouse, George Fairbrother
John Gilbert, Harry Gilbert. Fred Stin-
son, T. P. Richards, Harry Titcomb,
Mr. and Mrs. Baker.
missionary party was given at
Stryker seminary yesterday morning.
There was a musical and literary pro-
gramme given and a very pleasant
morning passed.
Ramsey Council Royal Arcanum will
give an entertainment at Central hall,
Seventh and Sixth streets, tonight
The Century club will meet We'd
nesday at Dayton avenue church, and
an interesting session is anticipated by
the women. A luncheon will be
served.
Mrs. w. T. Wright and Mrs. John f.
Gregory have issued cards for a euchre
party for Friday Of this week, at 59a
Carroll street
The Wachepe club will give its
second dancing party at Lifts hall to-
morrow night. A very enjoyable time
is expected, as the members are max
ing an especial effort TO have this hop
toy
one.
The seventh hop Of the Rose Leaf
Social club will be given at Central
hall, Wednesday, night, Feb. IL. This
will be the clubs last hop before the
lenten season. Music by Manhattan
orchestra.
The Summit Skating club will dance
tonight at Central hall, Seventh and
Cedar streets.
La Causerie Franchise will meet this
afternoon at 3 o'clock with Miss Dusin-
berre, 1877 Western avenue.
Miss Brown, of Summit avenue, en-
tertains the Fireside Cinch club to-
night.
Miss Clark entertains Informally to-
day at 467 Holly avenue.
Miss Zillah Knox, of the state de-
partment Of corrections and charitis,
who has been i'll for over week, is
able to be out.
Mrs c. A Severance, of $50 Summit
avenue, left Sunday for New York.
s'Mussulman and Armenian"
Is the title of neat folder just issued