The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-21

Ing OF members or Ramsey and other
local councils, refreshments were served
ana programme given by Imperial
quartette and Frank Krieger, pianist.
FALL SOCIAL EVENTS.
One of the Charming Affairs of the
Season Yesterday.
One of the prettiest of the events Of
the social season, which Is opening
with SO many more charming affairs
than any one anticipated, was the
Beardsley reception given yesterday at
the home of Mrs. and Miss Beardsley,
lo5 paramount avenue. Great feathery
cnrysanthemums were used in decorat-
Ing the rooms, together with fragrant
roses and stately palms The dining
room was in pink. The affair was the
largest or the season, over 200 women
being received during the afternoon.
The assisting women were Mesdames
Stevens, Bird. Stanton. Saunders, Han
naford, De Coster, Dalrymple, Fuller,
Bigelow, Cathcart, Adams, Bailey and
Robinson: Misses Myers, Saunders,
Clark, Watson, De Coster, Smith, Ames,
Sargent, Holbert and Appelby In the
dining room were Mesdames Clark.
Hopper. Kirk and Rardenberg Mrs
Wann and Mrs. Bend served punch in
the reception room where the appoint
ments We're white and gold.
Miss Emma Horeish gave an "at
home" Monday evening. There was
music, and refreshments were served.
Those who called during the evening
We're: Misses Gussie Edgerton, Blanche
Westcott, Maude Tracy, Louise Car
ruthers, Lucy sLeppen, Grace Warren
Martha Thauwald, Tillfe Geib, Lille
Leppen. Maggie Finnerty, Belle More
house, zebe Miller and Nettie Weverka.
MISS Horeish was assisted in receiving
by her sisters, Miss Augusta M. and
Catherine J. Horeish.
Invitations will be issued this after
noon for the donation party, to be given
al the Town and Country club Satur-
day evening. There will be MANY
UNIQUE features in connection with the
AFFAIR, which is given for the benefit
or the refurnishing Of the club house.
The women who met in House of
Hope parlors yesterday afternoon were
members of the Home Missionary soci-
ETY. and came together for the regular
monthly discussion and papers. Yes
teruay the subject was New Mexico"
and was led by Mrs. E. M. Dean, who
brought out during the reading of the
lesson that it is hardly a good idea
Tor this territory to become a state,
considering the fact that each Indian
native may then be brought to the
polls for the purpose Of casting a vote.
AS these men are said to be of a very
low type OF humanity, it may be seen
upon what Mrs. Dean based her theory.
Mrs. e. r. Sanford also read paper.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
.elety OF Peoples Church met yester-
Gay afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
MoritZ, SIT Iglehart street. The after
moons subject was africa" and inter
esung papers were read by Mrs.
Stanchf1eld on Slavery in Eastern
Africa" Mrs. j. NJ Hammersly on
native Christians and Mrs. Rassett
on A Chief at Prayer" The meeting
was presided over by Mrs Charles G.
enid, in the absence of the president.
MIS-; enid read letter from Bishop
.Iayior. This society has recently
elected the following officers: Mrs. ID.
:. b Johnson, president; Mrs. Charles
V. Child, vice president; Mrs =. p. Bas-
sett, secretary, and Miss Judson. treas
urer. The organization is in a most
Iour1shfng condition, has a good mem
-Dersh1p and great interest is being
taken IN the work generally.
There has been a large attendance unon
me Ia Dazar being run by the parish of St.
S S THIS week. Interest is equally divided
s Du.M1e9 rne Young contest going on and the
sHali farces which are being given each
evening Tonight will be presented s.An
Omnibus" with the following cast:
M r.. no ody Ed H. Slater
MT MI. Ledger .................T A. Starkev
NJ DopD, .......................B B. V. McCabe
Ms 1MasseT poDos ................. Hugh O'Hara
MIS- popbs .............. Miss Lottie RYAN
M Miss Ledger ..........Miss Florence Starkey
Miss Jemima Dampcr Miss McDermott
The young women of the Norwegian RYAN
gencal Lutheran church will give an enter
talnment In Relief society hall. 141 Fast
Ninth street, tomorrow evening An attract
I've programme has been announced for the
event. ~ me
A Minneapolis event which will interest q
great many St Paul women is the retention
10 70 oe given at Fair Oaks this week by Mrs
w: u; Washburn and Miss Wood, the super-
1ntendent of the Minneapolis Kinderesrfan
association. During the afternoon Miss WOOD
VIII make an address.
Monday evening in Minneapolis took nlaca
Ine marriage OF Miss Elizabeth Picott and
John D. Bedford, formerly of this city. The
ceremony was performed at the home ne
Rev. Father Keane, and was attended Nv =,
very few OF the friends Of the young co,inIe
from both cities. The bride had for her
MAD OF honor Miss Ivy House, of ST. Paul
ana the best man was A. ]. Dallifl The bride
wore becoming costume of dark blue suit
ing, trimmed with martin and toous ~
match. She carried white carnations Tho
maid of honor wore a street dress Of h1ua
and carried pink carnations A weddino
supper followed the ceremony at the hnn,ee
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bedford, 708 Sixth street
south, Which stood ready furnished to re
ceive them. Covers were laid for twelve
me table was in yellow and white
The Young Womens Friendly association
he'd meeting in tne rooms on Jsskson
street Yesterday morning and arranged some
or the details Of the entertainment the asso
citation IS planning to give Nov. II. An
entertaining programme is being arranged
By the women on the committee Mrs g. r
ale will assist in vocal numbers. and Rev
Dr. Wright will give an nteresting ii,,e+rota5
lecture on Russia. Bishop Gilbert will also
attend. The affair will be given in the dav
time, and lunhceon will be served.
Mrs. d. s. Sperry entertained tber Hon,
Avenue Euchre club yesterday afternoon at
her Rome, 536 Holly avenue The rooms were
prettily arranged and decorated NTH FIJI ottyerss
and dainty prizes were awarded. Slses Iact
The young people of Central IP4r5pbf II
church will give reception for the pastor
Rev. William Mckinley and Mrs McLinIav
in the parlors of the church tomorrow even
ing.
The regular monthly meeting of the w II
and w. F. M. s. Of Plymouth church was
held yesterday afternoon at. the home If
Mrs. w. B. Millard 491 Stryker avenue
Mrs. Bradley, of Duluth will be the euest
OF honor at a card party to be given FTidav
afternoon by Mrs. De Coster and Miss ne
CC-ter at their home on Summit