The Saint Paul globe., 1897-07-20
AND MERRY MANDOLIN MUSIC ann
ENJOYMENT TO AN AFTERNOON
RECEPTION.
MRS. HENRY HALE'S GUESTS,
FROM NEW YORK, ARE GREETED
BY ST. PAUL SOCIETY
WOMEN.
CORNING-GOODRICH
WEDDING.
1t VIII he Celebrated Privately This
Evening at the Home of the
Bride.

A reception was given yesterday by
Mrs. Henry Hale, of Lafayette ave-
| nue., for her guests, Mrs. Buck and
Miss Buck, of Lockport, N. Y, and
Miss Carruth, of New York city Mrs
Hale's home is an ideal place for en-
tertaining, with it's long French win
doWs, which were opened onto the wide
| Verandas. Lawn chairs and seats were
placed about the large lawn, and a
| little to the side of the house a man
| dol1n orchestra was stationed. The
| drawing room, where Mrs. Hale re-
| ceived, was decorated with large clus-
| ters Of pink roses. Mrs. Hale wore a
| handsome gown of black silk, with
| trimmings Of applique lace, and dia-
| monds. Mrs. Buck was gowned in
black silk with point lace and dia
monds. Miss Buck wore lavender or
CANDY, with lace trimmings, and Miss
| Carruth dainty blue and white NOUS
| seline de sole. A large cluster of pink
sweet peas was placed in the center of
the dining table, and sweet pea bios
SONS were scattered over the white
| cover. Mrs. D. c. Price and Mrs. j. w.
Bass presided here. In the library,
| which was in pink with pink carna
| tions, Mrs. F. B. Bird served punch,
and Mrs. Justus Rice poured Russian
| tea. Miss Randall, of New York; Miss
| Howell, Miss Smyth, Miss Borup, Miss
Simpson, Miss Bend, Miss Duham, Miss
Shuette, Miss Sergeant and Miss Smith
assisted in the dining room. Assisting
| the hostess in the parlors were:
Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Upham, Mrs. Horace
Btgelow, Mrs. Kenneth Clark, Mrs. William
Smith, Mrs. Gates, Mrs, D. G. Shepard, Mrs.
B. Bend, Mrs. c. w. Carpenter, Mrs. George
L. Becker, Mrs. j. H. Simpson, Mrs.
Charles l.. Greene. About two hundred
| Some of the gowns worn were Mrs Price,
| blue silk with white lace; Mrs. Bass, black
silk, with trimmings of applique Lace Mrs.
| Rice, black grenadine over black silk; Mrs.
| Bird. blue Swiss and white silk, with epau-
! lettes of cream lace; Mrs. John Wright green
| and white silk; Mrs. Upham, pink mousseline
| de sole over pink silk; Mrs. B!gelow, pink
| organdie; Mrs. Kenneth Clark figured Or
| candle; Mrs. Monfort black grenadine over
green silk; Mrs. Maurice Auerbach, figured
| silk with black velvet; Mrs Cumbey, black
| satin with vest of pink chiffon; Mrs. Apple
| by, black silk and white chiffon. Others that
were present were: Mrs. Richard, Mrs Stock
| ton of New Jersey, Mrs. W. G. Robertson,
| Mrs. Cochran, Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Finch, Miss
Randall, Miss Galusha, Mrs. Wheelock, Mrs.
| Graves, Mrs. White Mrs. WilcoXson, Mrs.
| Washington Mrs. Gordon Mrs. Cook Mrs
| officer, Mrs. Dibble Mrs. Hoxe, Mrs. Smith
| of New York, Mrs Shaw, Mrs. Borup, Mrs.
| Foley, Mrs. Smythe, Mrs. Howell, Mrs. Dur
| ham and Mrs. Simpson.
| Mrs. F. B. Bird, of IS Summit court, will
| give luncheon Thursday afternoon for Miss
! Buck and Miss Carruth.
| Miss Mary Corning and Lawrence Goodrich
will be married this evening at the home of
Miss Cornings parents, on Dayton avenue.
| The wedding will be extremely quiet only
| the relatives and very few intimate friends
of the young couple being invited.
| Mrs. G. w Cahoon will give childrens
| party this afternoon for her daughter.
The Alert Euchre club will meet this after
noon at the residence of Mrs. II. A. Clifford,
on Holly avenue.
A meeting of the entertainment committee
of the Town and Country club will be held
| this evening at the club house.
Mrs. David Swank will entertain the Els
worth circle of the G. A r. at her home on
| South Exchange street.
The choir boys of St. James Episcopal
church will give a lawn fete this evening
| the lawn surrounding the church, Lawson and
De Soto streets.
The rish-Americans will give their second
evening. The Twin City Mandolin club will
play during the evening.
Mrs. G. Root. of Oak Grove Minneapolis,
entertained last evening for Miss Kraig, Of
Indianapolis. and the Misses Wade of Mil
waukee, who have been the guests of Miss
Rt,zinger. large party of ST. Paul young
people attended.
Mrs. Elicit, of White Bear, is entertain
ing Miss Virginia McDermott and Miss Mamie
Connolly, of Saltwater.
Mrs Mark Holderman, who has been the
guest Of Mrs. Vail, returned yesterday TO
her home in Fargo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tucker left Sunday for Chi
cago to attend the dedication of the Logan
monument.
The Misses Dunn, of White Bear, are enter
tanning Miss Mary Greeley, of Wisconsin.
Miss Amelia Brown. Of Poughkeepsie, N
Miss Losey, of La Crosse, IS the guest Of
Mrs. c. w. Bum, at White Bear.
Mrs. Henry Rothschild is entertaining her
mother Mrs. William Warner.
Miss Gertrude Myers, of Red Wing, is the
guest of Miss Grace Benham.
Miss Martbel Clark is at Minnetonka, the
guest of Mrs. F. B. Kellogg.
Prof and Mrs. Gaines, of the agricultural
college, are at Buffalo, MINI.
Mrs S. H. Alexander has gone to Allan
tic City for the summer.
Miss Taylor has gone to Lakeville, Mimi,
for short visit.
Miss Pearl Wilson, Of Van Slyke court, is
at Kenosha Wis.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Monroe have returned
from the East
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Townley are in NIL
waukee.
Mrs. John Hill leaves this week for From
tenac.
Miss White, of Selby avenue, is at White
Bear.
Mrs. ]. Rosin has returned from Harris.
Mrs. w. L. Crosby is at Green Lake.
Miss Jennie Tracy is in Auburn, N. Y.
Miss Cunningham is at White Bear.
Mrs. E. B. Putnam is in Eau Claire.
Miss Kalman is at Lake Minnetonka.
Mhss Lillian Da Cnstar is n Maine