The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-31

Mrs. 2. NJ. Van Duzee. of Marshall ave-
IT, w. Hallowell. Mr.. Hallowell is in Chi
cage, returning Sunday. Wednesday they
VIII leave for California to reside.
happily arranged leap year party was
given at the Albion last evening by the Young
women Of the central high school. There was
programme of twelve numbers and no end
OF extra music being furnished by Miss Julia
Crooks. The chaperones were: Mrs. Rich
ardson, Mrs. Weidman and Mrs. Treat. Punch
was served by Mrs. Richardson and Mrs.
Weidman. Those present were: Misses Good
ing, Crary, Shields, Stiilwell Rowley, Kluck-
holm, Reaney, Ryan, Warner, Perry, Moore,
Smith, Haines, Stewart, and Messrs. Good
ing Coykendal, Griggs, Hageman, Brooks
Johnson, Lindeke, Mcclure, Boyer, Fuller,
Mckinney, Farwell; Gallup, Matthews, Nc
Kinley.
The Furness residence on Exchange street
was the scene last evening of one of the
largest and most brilliant receptions Of the
season. The occasion was the debut Of Miss
Anita Furness, who was formally introduced
to St. Paul society by her mother, Mrs. p.
G. Furness. Miss Furness is a charming
young woman already a social favorite, and
300 society people did her graceful homage
last evening in recognition of her entrance
into their ranks. The house was brilliantly
lighted from cellar to roof and handsomely
decorated with palms, roses and chrysanthe-
NUNS. Mrs. Furness was assisted by a group
dining room. There was dancing during the,
latter part of the evening.
Miss Furness assisted Mrs. Furness, and
Miss Nellie Bigelow introduced Among the
others we're: Mrs. r. M. Newport, Mrs
Luther Newport, Mrs. Hammond, Mrs. Nc
Veagh, Mrs. Burnside, Mrs. w. r. Merriam,
Mrs. Robert Rantoul, Mrs John R. Brooke,
Mrs. Ambrose Tfghe, Mrs. Horace Bigelow,
Mrs. G. P. Noyes and others.
Music was furnished by Seibert's orchestra,
which was hidden behind bank of flowers.
There were 1000 guests invited.
Rev. A. F. Koeneke, the new pastor of the
Daytons Bluff German M. e. church, was
rendered a reception last evening in the par
,ors of the church.
The Friday circle met yesterday morning
with Mrs. c. H. Bigelow, Of College avenue
The Ladies' Mandolin club met last evening
with Miss WEIGH, of Dayton avenue.
first annual ball last evening in Liedertafel
hall.
The Saturday Night Cinch club meets this
evening with Mrs. M. N. Thygeson. on
Laurel avenue.
Mrs Charles Pease Of Grand avenue, enter
tains this evening for Miss Pease.
The Aid Society of First Baptist Church
met yesterday with Mrs E. D. K. Randall,
1877 Eighth street.
A reception will be given this evening at
Atlantic Congregational church for the new
pastor Rev. w. w. Lewis, and Mrs. Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Mackey, of Paramount
avenue entertained the Paramount Euchre
club last evening.
The fair by the women of st. Matthew's
parish closes this evening.
The women Of Oak circle give ball in
Assembly hall this evening.
Mrs. A. E. Boyeson, of Paramount avenue,
entertains at euchre this evening.
Mrs A. E. Mccartney entertained the
French history class yesterday morning at her
home ON Marshall avenue.
Miss Antoinette Nicholas, of Kent street,
gave dancing party last evening.
Mrs Pearce, of Laurel avenue, entertains
at euchre Friday afternoon Of next week.
The Ladies' Aid Society of st. Pauls
Church met yesterday at the home of Mrs.
Cumby, Offyet street, to do work In prepar-
alton for the annual December fair.
Mrs. D. w. LAWYER is in St. Cloud.
Bishop and Mrs. Gilbert return next week
from Faribault.
Mrs Bradley, who has been visiting Mrs
De Coster of Summit avenue, has returned to
Duluth.
Mrs. H. G. Brown, of Hague avenue, is
home from Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred barrow are home from
their wedding trip.