The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-09
SOCIETY is RECOVERING.
After the Crush and BustIe of En-
campment Week.

After the Crush and Bustie OF Eli
campment Week.
Miss Mable Horn gave a dancing
party last evening as a farewell to her
many st. Paul friends, before her de-
parture for Kemper Hall, where she
will attend this winter. The rooms
were handsomely arranged with hot
house flowers and dainty refreshments
served during an internission in the
dancing The young women were all
in pretty. light gowns of the daintiest
of hues and the effect Of the many
figures as they moved to and fro in the
movements of the dance was charming.
There were seventy-five Of the younger
society set present.
Mrs E. H. McHenry of Western avenue.
entertained at cards yesterday afternoon for
Mrs. Powell, of St. Joseph The roms were
made sweet and lovely by the artistic use OF
flowers, ano at the close of the game re-
freshments served from the card tables.
The prizes were taken by Mrs. G. S. Fernald,
head; and Mrs. NJ. C. Kimberly, second.
Miss Constans, of Summit avenue, gave a
cycle party last evening. After a run of a
couple hours the return to the house was
made, and refreshments were served to the
guests, after which there was dancing.
Division No. 2, D. of E., will give a card
party and ice cream social for the members
hall, Rice street and University avenue,
Thursday evening.
The Womens Home Missionary Society Of
Dayton Avenue Church meets Friday after
noon.
tains SATURDAY. afternoon for Miss Carpenter.
Euchre will be played.
Mrs. R. M. Newport requests every men,
WOmnn'S committee
Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the
KittsOn house.
The Willard w. c. T. U. gave reception
last evening to their president, Mrs. Frances
p. Kimball, at the residence of Mrs. R. M.
Hare. A large number of guests attended
and delightful evening was spent, the pleas
ure of the occasion being enhanced by songs
and recitations by Misses Flora Hare. Lettie
Leyde and others. Refreshments were
served by Mrs. Hare Mrs. D. c. Reed was
elected a delegate at large to the state con-
vention at Minneapolis, Sept. 20 to Oct. 1.
Mrs. Sam Stickney entertains Thursday at
her home at White Bear Lake for Mrs. Fill
man, of Oklahoma.
Misses Sadie Proctor and Faith Marsh left
last evening for Brooklyn to resume their
studies in art at the Pratt institute. They
were accompanied by Mrs. Baron Proctor.
Miss Bess Homan and Miss Hetty Proctor,
who have been making tour of the lakes,
will return with Mrs. Proctor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ansel Oppenheim are again
at the Aberdeen after an extended European
trip. Mr.. Oppenheim is confined to his
apartments with a severe cold.
Mrs. S. T. Thompson has returned to ST.
Paul after spending several months in the
East.
Miss Kate Store, Of Cory, Pa, Is visiting
her brother, H. P. Store, of the Hiawatha
flats.
Miss Eva NJ Stewart, of Baltimore, is WIS.,
itng friends in the city.
Miss Katie Garretty has returned to st.
Paul, after spending the summer at White
Bear Lake.
James Gaffney and son Emmett have re-
turned to Craig, Mo-, after spending a week
with relatives Euclid street.
void have returned from Chicago. While
away they made trip of 600 miles from
Chicago to Storm Lake a tandem.
Harry, B. Chandler, of Chicago, is the
guest of j. A. Chandler, of 229 East Ninth
street. During his stay in st. Paul he is
enjoying the delights of Minnesota fall on
trips about the country around St. Paul and
Minneapolis on his wheel
Mrs. Kenyon is ill at her home, 2sS Laurel
avenue.
Mrs. John Logan is visiting in Minneapo-
lis, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Wash
burn.
Pierre Wibaux. of wibaux, Mont, is at the
Aberdeen.
Rev. and Mrs. E. p IngersolI, of Holly
avenue, are home from the East.
Miss Gertrude Harrington, of Chicago, is
the guest of friends in st. Paul.
Mrs Clifton Ruff is home from the East
Mrs. San Souci is entertaining Mrs. Mark
Ferry of Sioux City.
Col and Mrs. Hersey, of Laurel avenue
are home from the South.
P. P. McVeigh and family will remove to
Cincinnati this week.