St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-23
A DAY IN SOCIETY.
Enjoyable Events That Add IL Spice
to Life.

A reception to the chapters Of the Daughters
of the American Revolution in Minnesota will
be given this afternoon by Mrs r. NJ. New
port, state regent, at her residence on sum-
nit avenue, St. Paul. The hostess will be as
sisted in receiving by the regents and eX-
regents of the various chapters in the state.
with Mrs. John Quincy Adams, vice president
general of the state. The reception viii be
from to o'clock.
Prof Morris spoke to an assembly of wom-
en- at Relief association rooms yesterday aft
ernoOn upon "Gynaecology." His address
was of interest. and was illustrated by COLI
ored charts.
Mrs. Philip Riley. of Dayton avenue, enter
tanned yesterday afternoon.
Miss Edith Cline Ford will give dramatic
recital this evening at the Ninth Presbyte-
rian church, Harrington avenue and Edmund
street
Miss Constans will be the guest of honor
at dancing party to be given Friday even
Ing at the home OF Mrs. Henry H. Button,
POI Lynn street, Milwaukee.
Mrs. F. A. schulze. of Summit avenue. Will
give a luncheon tomorrow afternoon
Mrs. Weyerhauser, of Summit avenue, en-
tertains Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. shey gave a selghride to
Fort Karnival last evening
Mrs. Henry Won WedeIstaedt gives large
children's party Saturday evening.
Mrs. C.. G. Edwards gave cinch party
last evening at her home on Dayton ave-
nue..
The x. and ]. Dancing club gave a hop at
Odd Fellows hall last evening.
The second at home of Mrs. Frederick A.
PIKE occurs this afternoon at j43 Oakland
avenue.
Mrs. R. NJ. Newport entertains the Daugh-
tiers of the American Revolution this after
noon.
st. Anthony Hill Dancing club will dance
at Lifts hall this evening
Mrs George Gardner gives luncheon to-
day.
Mrs. Horace Bigeow entertains the Fudge
Bee club this afternoon.
Mrs. T. L. Snow. of Summit avenue, enter
tains today.
=, Mrs. R. F. Ball gives an informal reception
:, Mrs George I. Wilson entertains today at
her home on Lincoln avenue.
Mrs E. G. Green gives luncheon today
at her home in the Colonial
Miss Lena Smith and Charles Knapp vera
married last evening at the brides home on
Lawson street.
The Five Points Carnival club gave q
masquerade last evening
Mrs Fred ,Ingersoll. of Grand avenue, gave
large cinch party last evening
Mrs. J. Hoxsie viii entertain Tuesday and
Wednesday of next week
Tea will be served by the ladies' of Davto,
Avenue Presbyterian church from to 5
lors
Mrs. W. F. Graves, of Summit avenue.
gives luncheon Saturday for Mrs Wilson.
The annual meeting and supper Of tbs
Unitarian church will be held Saturday even
ing at the church.
Miss Anna Corrigan, daughter of Mrs.
James Corrlgan. OF Egan Town, and William
cunningham were married yesterday morn
ing at st. Patrcks church. Miss Rose Cor
rlgan was maid Of honor and r n Wilsnn
was best man. 0"
The st: Paul chapter D. of R.. will hold
us regular meeting Tuesday afternoon at
layton Avenue Presbyterian church Dele
gates 10 the national congress will be elected.
me historian Will give a historical sketch,
and Mrs. Charles E. Riggs will read paper.
Bills Introduced
WASHINGTON. Jan. 22-The following
bills and resolutions vera introduced In the
house today:
BY Mr.. Dearmcnd Of Missouri a Joint res
olution tc enable the president 10 veto Items
in appropriation bills, and to enable congress
to pass bills ever the veto by majority
vote. BY Mr.. Aiken. OF Michigan Creating
national reserve consisting OF ons regiment
for each congressional district and one regi-
ment for each territory and the District OF
Columbia In time Of peace to remain skeIe-
tons only. BY Mr.. Scuthwlck, Of New York.
calling on the president for copies OF all cor
respondence between this government and that
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insurance companies.