The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-11-12
DAY OF THE DEBUTANTE.
Mrs. III. X. Brill Introduces Her
Daughter to Society.

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avenue, gave a reception yesterday
afternoon for the introduction of Miss
Brill. Chrysanthemums, smilax, palms
and roses were artistically arranged
about the rooms and added charm to
the occasion. The hostess was assist
ed in receiving by Mesdames Gray,
D. NJ Robbins, c.. H. Bigelow, j. P.
Gribben, c. E. Riggs, A. Muir, f. VIII
Illus, Frank Dabney. A. Guthrie, w. H.
Sanborn, G. E. Otis, George B. Young,
j. w Edgerton, S. Day, A. V. East
Pascal Smith, B. S. Cowen, w. P.
Westfall; Misses Robbins, Otis, San
born, Fairchild Hand Wood, Guthrie,
WilIius, Dabney, Routh and Clark.
Mrs. Theodore c. Borup, of Summit
avenue, received a large number of
friends yesterday afternoon, to whom
Miss Pauline Ferguson. The hall, par
lors, library and dining room were
luXuriant with white and yellow chrys-
anthemumS. palms, roses and smilaX.
The air was ladened with fragrance,
and the arrangement of the profusion
of flowers was effected with marked
taste. Those who assisted in the func-
ton were: Mesdames Benjamin
Thompson w. H. Newman, Ambrose
Tighe, T. B. Scott, H. P. Upham, D. c.
Shepard, Stone, E. ]. Abbott, Simpson,
Lamprey, Ray Lamprey, Livingston,
Merriam, Dousman, Finch, Clara, Ruth
and Charlotte Hill.
The concert announced to be given
by Miss Josie Schaller this evening
has been postponed until Friday even
ing, Nov. 10, at o'clock Miss Schal-
Ter will be assisted by Miss Mile Pott-
gieSer, contralto, and Mrs. Frank Hoff-
man, pianist. The concert, which will
be given under the direction of Mrs.
Russell R. Dorr, will add the element
of local interest to its artistic, as the
musicians are citizens of st. Paul and
have proved themselves to be artists
of the first class.
musical and graphophone entertainment
was given in ST Clements church guild
house last evening for the benefit of the
flower fund.
reception and musical was given last
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A
Hunt, of 107 Manchester avenue for Mr.. and
Mrs. Merrill, who will leave in a day or two
for Chicago, where Mr. Merrill has accepted
position in one of the church choirs. Dur
ing the evening his friends presented Mr.
Merrill with handsome etching as a token
of their appreciation Of his ever ready help
in all the musical undertakings in Manchester
Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ]. Hunt entertained at an
informal musical last evening.
Miss Susie Brady, of 1874 Western avenue
south, will entertain Monday evening.
Mrs Pascal Smith and Mrs. Edwin Pearce
will be guests of honor at a luncheon given
by Mrs. Archibald Guthrie tomorrow.
Miss R1IrDhoDo oP AJoorbeod ,,,;I1 -
honored guest at euchre party given tomor-
row afternoon by Miss Cecil White, of Sum
nit avenue.
Mrs James McElroy entertained last even
ing at card and dancing party.
N Mrs Charles Johnson. of Dayton avenue,
viii open her home to the next meeting of
the Twentieth Century club, which will be
Friday, Nov. 26.
Congregational Church will give an owl social
this evening in the church parlors.
The Capital City Cycle club gave card
party last evening for their friends
monument benefit tea was given, last
evening at the home of Mrs Daniel Davies.
of Maria avenue
Mrs T. A. Abbott of Holly avenue, enter
tanned the ladies of the Dayton Avenue Pres
The Arena Pleasure club gave their first
annual bali last evening.
Miss Maynard has gone East
Mrs. T. B. Lynch has returned from Louis
Vile, Ky.
Mrs. ]. J. Hill is in the East
Miss Burnham, of Moorhead. is the guest
of Mrs Mclean, of Mackubin street
waukee.
Mrs. F. H. Pitts. of Dayton avenue has re-
turned from Grand Forks
Mrs. Schurmeier, of Crocus hill has re-
turned from the East
Mrs. H. Halbert is expected to return from
Washington sool