The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-19
ITS FINAL FEAST.
Farewell Reception to Physicians
at the KfttsOn House.

Ted Simpson assisted on the pro.
gramme. The ladies in charge DURING
the afternoon were: Mrs. Sweeny
chairman, and Mesdames Quinn, N. p
Langford, r. M. Newport, Stone, T. T.
Smith, Henderson, Schadle, Brimhal
and Rhodes, assisted by others. Many
OF the physicians and their wives
called and were received by the women
who served tea and coffee and ices al
the afternoon. The dining room table
was decorated with nasturtiums. The
doctors were warm in their praise OF
the women of ST. Paul and their hosp1.
tallty, and pronounced the receptions
at the kittson house the very pleas
ATTEST affairs they had ever attended
The women themselves have found the
aHa1rs very delightful, and a promi-
nent society woman was heard to say
during the week that she wished she
mad the money and she would buy the
place and give reception every day
Mrs. DR.. J. F. Fulton gave a tally-ho marty
yesterday morning to a number of the visit
ing doctors. The drive was to the Town and
country club and to Como. Luncheon was
served the guests at the Kittson house. The
party was composed OF Mrs. Stucky and the
Misses Stucky, Of Louisville. KY; Miss Stin-
son, Miss Winslow DR.. Rogers, DR.. Ballen-
ger OF Chicago. and Mrs. DR.. Stone.
Mrs H. A. Grouse, of Merriam Park, gave
a luncheon yesterday for her guest Mrs
ten.
Miss Armstrong. of Minneapolis, gives a
euchre party Sept. a. to which a number of
ST. Paul young people have been invited.
Miss Hoyt gives card party in the near
future at the Sloane residence.
, Mrs. Condo Hamlin gives a cycle party
OF O1ro
Miss Hill will entertain at an informal
musicale this afternoon for a party of young
women. Miss Kelly, of Boston, who is an
accomplished vlollnist. Will take part in the
programme.
Mrs. Brimhall and party of visitors and
ST Paul people enjoyed a cycle ride to the
Town and Country club yesterday morning
Luncheon was served at the club house.
Leigh G. Hirst, of Euclid view, gave cycle
party to Como last evening. Upon the return
ments.
The Primary Sunday School Teachers
union met yesterday afternoon at House Of
Hope. Mrs. J. L. Irvine gave the lesson.
The, Missionary Society OF Dayton Avenue
Gnurch met Yesterday afternoon. Mrs. D.
Edwards presided Papers were read by
i.
Dunlap.
The Woman's Auxiliary of ST. Peters Epis-
copal Church met yesterday afternoon at the
nome OF Mrs. Daniel Davis, of Maria avenue.
The Bethel board met yesterday morning
at the home of Mrs. r. NJ. Newport and dis
cussed plans for the years work. The Bethel
sewing school opens the second Saturday in
October, with Miss Newport as superinten-
dent.
Mrs. William Dawson is seriously ill with
pneumonia.
Miss Irma Mueller. who has been conduct
ing the hops at Hotel ST. Louis during the
summer, has returned to the city and is at
the Albion.
D. c. Shepard has gone to Mile Laos lake
and vicinity on hunting trip.
OF Pacific Congregational church, and Mrs.
Jenkins werc given reception last evening
by the people of the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Davis entertained in
formally last evening for H. ]. Cundall. of
Prince Edward Island.
Miss Kate Chittenden entertains at the
Town and Country club today for Miss Car
penter, OF Chicago.
THURSDAY evening number of the young
friends of Willie Miller of 2S4 Kent street
called to pay their respects and to copgra-
ulate him On his eighteenth birthday. Music
and dancing was INDUCED in until IL O'Clock
when refreshments were served at a table
presided over by Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Nc
CURE. Among those present were: Misses
Dunkel, Korth, Mielka, Newport. Adams
Nolan, Holman, Haynie, Lynch Nicholas,
Warren, Adams, Newport, Richardson. Hay.
ME, Nicholas, Mcclure, Manufacturer Powers
Feely and HILL
Miss Ella NJ. Terwillager, forelady of Finch
nan nan slyek. Young G Co., was surprised
Mrs. Fred Smith, Of Fillmore avenue by the
following party: Eva Busby, Clara and MAY
Bartscher, Maggie Lee, Hattie Mossong,
Alice McClosky, Mary r. Youngbauer Hattie
Steiger. Lizzie Lee, Maggie King, Bessie Kim
ney: Mr.. and Mrs. Franc; Messrs. P. E. King
Tony Steiger, Thomas Howard, John Young
bauer, ]. Hartley, Charles Fisher, Lou Bart
scher, William j. Pontius, Howard Smith
and DR.. John Kelly.
City Clerk Matt Jensen was pleasantly sur
prised at his home, on York street, Saturday
evening. Sept. IL. Guests to the number Of
fifty played cards and danced to the wee
sma' hours. Music was furnished by the Lee
Mandolin orchestra.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Karst. of Irvine park
entertained few friends Monday evening in
honor of Gustaye and Charles Horn of St.
Joseph, Mo.
Ole babies home will be given Tuesday aft
ernoon at the Trish-American club.
Mrs. S. ". Harris gives an informal must
Gale Tuesday evening at the Ryan for Mrs
Bryan, of New York
Mrs. Ansel Oppepheim will entertain next
week for Mrs. Rusk.
DR.. and Mrs. Welch give a yachting party
today at White Bear lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis E. Hodson have taken
apartments for the winter in the Euclid View,
Bates avenue.
Mrs. H. Nelson left for Chicago Monday
evening.
Paul Stone, formerly of ST. Paul. but now of
Grand Forks, is visiting in the city
DR.. H. L. Bryant and family have taken
apartments at the Portland for the winter.
having just returned from White Bear lake.
Miss Lillian Crary. Of Red Wing is spend
ing few days with her sister, Mrs. H. L.
Bryant. at the Portland.
e. w. Peet is in the southern part of the
state.
Miss Alice Farrell, of Spokane, has re-
turned home after visiting with Miss Shields.
Of Paramount avenue.
Henry Simpson leaves Oct for Yale.
Mrs. H. B. Scott, of Summit avenue has
as her guest Mrs. Duncan, of Nashville.
Tenn.
Mrs. J. r. Bryan of Staten Island, N y,
is the guest of Mrs. Russell r. Dorr.
Miss Finch is home from Forest Lake, and
has her guests Mrs. Bishop of Chicago,
Miss Mabel Merriam and Miss Cook.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Young, of Summit
avenue, are home from the East.
D. w. G. Ruff, Of Goodrich avenue, is home