The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-17

SAIN I Paul.
SOCIETY ON THE WING.
Hospitality Dispensed mt the Kilt
son House-Reception

SOC1ET1 ON THE WING.
Hospitality Dispensed at the Kilt
son House-Receptions.
-. A pleasant day was spent by the
women at the KittSon house yesterday.
In the morning the visitors were given
drive about the city over about the
same route as that taken by the G.. A.
r.. Visitors and all are enthusiastic
in their praise of the city. Mrs. DR..
Parker, of Cleveland, said that Summit
avenue was fully equal to Euclid ave-
nue. of that city and that some of the
residences are handsomer. In the
afternoon tea and coffee were served
the guests at the headquarters of the
women in the Kittson house, and dur
ing the afternoon Miss Katherine Cor
don sang. Later DR.. Pierce, of Chicago,
called at the house and gave number
of vocal selections The tea table in
the conservatory was presided over by
Mrs. r. T. Smith, assisted by num-
Der of young women. Mrs. Fulton was
in charge during the afternoon and
was assisted by Mesdames Dewitt,
Davis. Chamberlain, Wheaton and
MOnfort and others. A number of
townspeople called during the after
noon. Miss Margaret Hall gave a
number of piano selections.
Today the house win be open both
afternoon and evening. In the after
noon Mrs. Chas. Smith will be in
charge. assisted by Mesdames Senkler,
Macdonald, Richie, Boeckman, Buck
ley. n. 7. Langford, Monfort, Gheen,
J. J. Hill, Furness, Bend, Appleby, Nc
Williams, Beaumont, Tilton, Cornish,
and Metcalf, and Misses Tilton. Bend.
2 Cornish, Beaumont, Appleby, Sturgis,
and Boeckman. Mrs. R. M. Newport
will preside at the coffee urn. Miss
Hopes orchestra viii be in attendance
and Miss Reed will sing In the
evening there will be a smoke social
for the men, to which, however, the
women will be admitted.
Miss Elizabeth Cornish was hostess last
evening to a charmingly arranged dinner
given for Miss Caldwell, of Little Rock and
MISS Carpenter, of Chicago. The table was
all in pink and the appointments of the din
ing room We're of this dainty color. The
guests spent the evening al the Cornish
home, and there was dancing and an in
formal good time. The guests were Miss
Brown, Miss Sanborn, Miss Otis, and Messrs
SteeS. Brown, Sabin, of St Paul and Put
nam and Ellison, of Minneapolis.
Miss Ida Bonnam and Reinwold Weisinger
viii be married this afternoon in st.
Mathews church by Prof. Ahl of the Lake
Phalen seminary. The bride is a Mankato
girl, and will be accompanied by her sister,
Miss Emma Bonnam, and Helda Cresal. The
groom is a st. Paul business man and will
have TO assist him Paul Gerver and Gustave
JanZig. The brides gown will be of white
silk and she will carry white roses. re-
ception will follow the ceremony at Ali Selby
avenue Mr.. and Mrs. Weisinger will reside
in st. Paul.
Mrs. Ansel Oppenheim gave a box party
NJ. Rusk and Miss Rusk who are the guests
OF Miss GreVe. The party occupied two
boxes, and was composed Of Mrs. Rusk Mr..
and Mrs. Oppenheim, Miss Rusk Miss Kelly
Miss Greve, and Messrs. G. T. Spillman and
Albert, of Minneapolis.
Mrs. E. H. Ozman was hostess at a button
party, given for her guest, Miss Peal, Mon
day night The guests were given five but
tons and small piece of cloth, and were
directed to sew the buttons to the cloth in
a limited time. the affair being progressive.
The guest gaining the most progressions won
q prize. test of the senses followed and
afforded no small amount of amusement.
Paul de Chaillue was one of the guests of
the evening and related some of his expert
ences among the natives of Africa Among
the guests were Miss Kalman. Miss Greve,
Miss Rusk. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Parker, Mr..
and Mrs. Gustave Sholle, Mr.. and Mrs. Brim-
hall. Mr.. and Mrs. Ansel Oppenheim. and
Messrs. Sanford, Parker, Wales, of Mime
apOlis; Prince and Hancock.
Friday evening the Junior Choir and Liter
airy Society Of the First Baptist Church will
give their annual entertainment and social
In the church parlors. The Juniors will have
the entire charge of the evenings pro-
gramme, and light refreshments will be
served. The programme will include a short
address by DIR. Connolly; mandolin and violin
duet, Dora and Ted Simpson; song, Harry e.
George; recitation, Miss Birse; song. Miss
Aleott; recitation, Miss Dora Simpson, and
chorus.
A musicale will be given this evening at
the residence of Mrs. F. L. Hoffman, 1876
Jackson street, in which the best talent of
the Twin, Cities will participate. Among
B. Yale Mrs S. V. Harris Miss Sans Souci,
Miss Pottgieser, Miss Anna Collins; Messrs.
Quesne, J. C. Myron and Prof. John F.
Gehan.
The Social Circle will give its fourth hop
Monday evening, Sept. g. at Liedertafel hall,
Congress and State streets
The marriage of Miss Alice Dyer daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs Charles Dyer, of Minneapo-
lis, to DR.. Edmund Smith. will take place
church. Miss Dyer formerly a St. Paul
girl. and is the niece of w. ]. Dyer, of this
city.
Miss Alice Whitaker. of 6S2 Pine street
turned Monday from a ten weeks tour
through New York and the East.
Miss Lula Breed is at home again, after
pleasant summer vacation.
Miss Edna T. Sheppard. of Milwaukee Wis.
is visiting Mrs. c. B. Brownell. of Martin
street.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Resell. of Dayton avenue enter
tains the Ladies' Afternoon card club next
week Friday.
Mrs. John Mathews. of Merriam park, en-
tertains at cards this afternoon.
Mrs. A. R. Dalrymple gave a dinner last
evening for Miss Button, of Casselton, N. D.
The Women's Foreign Missionary society of
Dayton avenue church will meet tomorrow
afternoon. Mrs. Edwards will be in charge
and papers will be read by Mrs. Howard Ware
.Mrs.-L. j. Lee and Mrs. Thomas Dunlap.
Miss Elizabeth Cornish, of Summit avenue,
entertained at dinner last evening.
Miss Gussie Chatsfield gave a luncheon yes
terday afternoon for Miss Bruce. of Chicago
The table was decorated with sweet peas.
The Bonus Tempus club will give its first
danclng party for the season just opening in
Oxford hail. Tenth and St. Peter streets
Tuesday evening, Sept. %.
Mrs. Howard Burt has returned from Omaha
and is at home at the Aberdeen.
Miss Maude Silyerstone. who has been
visiting friends in the Twin Cities and Min
netonka, has returned to Chicago
r. ID. De Wolf has returned from New
York. Mrs. De Wolf is on her way to Eurepe
Mrs. Hyde and Miss Livingston are the
guests Of Mrs. Hannaford of Portland avenue
Miss Cochran. of Western avenue who has
been In the Rocky mountins returns this
month.
Miss Moves, of Summit avenue, has returned
from Mackinac.
Heard Verdict Stands.
Judge Brill filed an order yesterday deny-
ing the motion of the defendant for new
trlal In the case of Mrs. Augusta Heard as
guardian of l. V. D. Heard, against Henry
hittson and the Kittson heirs Mrs Heard
brought suit to recover from the Kittson
heirs the value OF legal services rendered
Ihem some years ago by her husband 1 V