The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-31
IN RETROSPECT.

Mrs. E. r. Hubbell entertained at euchre
Thursday afternoon at her home on Goodrich
avenue The floral decorations were artistic
and the appointments were very pleasing
Mrs. Hubbel was assisted by MISS GIace 0.aia7 ST.
we'll and Miss Edith Bart-e-t. The prizes were
won by Mrs Mcdonald, first; Mrs. b. A
Boggs second; Mrs. J. &: Haycock, lone
hand; Mrs. Bliss consolation the guests guests
included Mesdames Craig, Talman, Merrill
Patterson, Smart, Whitacre White, +. b.
Merrill Sabin, Godfrey, Moore. CobuTn, Hey
ener Hughes, Lyman. Fillebrown,, Kun,
WiIsey. Murdock, Boggs, Bliss, Horn, Nc
Donald, Mccormick, Craig, Hoffman, Crat-
senburg Dana, Messer Darlington, Walker
Sibley Ware S%gM fIWsbL Fart BaF9et NlGadS cfosbg
Gooding, Haycock, Cooper, Mackey, Pease'
Shields, Clinet, Briggs, Ward
Mrs. W. A Murphy, of Portland avenue
entertained at progressive euchre IhuTsday
afternoon for Miss Murphy, Of New York
The guests were: Mesdames Stewart l..
Moore, w. F. Kirke, F. s. Bryant, ]. Bryant,
Wilder Merriam, Meyiert Bruner, Haydn 5.
renee Washington, Sherman Finch, A. r.
Dalrymple, Hutchins, Horton, j. ]. Parker,
Lawler, Davenport, Brewster, Andrew Muir,
C. j. Backus, A. J. Mayer, Norton, Hayes,
Rogers Read Miss Logan, of Olney, Ill,
Miss Constans, Miss Hubbard, Miss Hughes
and Miss Helen Murphy. The prizes, which
were handome pieces of cut glass and sterl-
ing silver, were awarded as follows: Mrs.
Fred Bryant, first progressive; Mrs. Hayes,
second progressive; Mrs Wilder Merriam,
lone hand; Mrs. Stewart Moore, third.
The Missionary Union of the Women's Mis-
sionary Societies of the st. Paul Congrega-
tional Church held its quarterly meeting
Tuesday in the Pacific Congregational church
Among others who took part were Miss
Evans of Mortified, and Miss Marion G..
Nutting, Of Mardine, Turkey. The following
committees were appointed: Programme
January, Mesdames Jenkins, Barber and
Drew; May, Mesdames Pressy, Stewart and
Hunter. Executive Board-Olivet church.
Mesdames Riser and Irving; Park, Mesdames
Love and Sawyer; South Parks Mesdames
Drew and Haynes; Plymouth, = Mesdames
Waite and Smith; Atlantic, Mesdames Brant
and Lewis; Pacific, Mesdames jenkins and
Barber; St Anthony Park, Mesdames Stew
art and Hunter. An informal reception was
held by the ladies of Pacific church. Those
receiving were Mesdames BoXall, Fowble
Myron, Martin, Elder, Barbour Pierce, Fer
rier, Turner, Kyle, Corcoran, Guy, Gould
ing, De Lange.
The reception given by the Commercial cla5
Wednesday evening was rendered to the mem-
bers of the federated clubs, their families
and friends. The ladies on the reception COM
mittee were Mrs. George Thompson, presi-
dent; Mesdames R. NJ. Newport, George Met
calf, Jesse Gregg, E. NJ. Prouty, w. Il. Mer-
riam. NJ F. Patterson, w. A. Naylor, I. =.
Scott. E. P. Sanborn, A. J. Stone, G. c.
Squires J. B. West, J. A. Wheelock, Rudolph
Schiffman, E. E. Hughson, c. S. Morgan, H.
W. Fagley, H. D. Brown, d. Z. Strnger f.
B. Doran. Robert c. Hine, A. X. Pruden, NJ.
D. Flower, w. f. Graves, Charles Smith, II.
T. Black, s. G. Smith, n. H. Clapp, Miss
Sturgis, Mesdames Charles Mahler, William
NJ. Llggett, E. o. Zimmerman, H. c. James
and A. A. Creitenburg.
The Idonis Social club was entertained last
Friday evening by Miss Edith Dehle. Dane
ing and Hallowe' en- games furnished amuse-
ment to the merrymakers. Among the guests
We're Misses Bradford, Stephens Shey
Bland, Dorsey, Kilgure Hopper, Chambers
Buchanan. Brice, Collins, Dulaney, Kendall,
Ragan, Hare, Lauson, Glen, Eccelst4n;
Hodges, Adair, Sprigg, Baker; Messrs. ed
Worthington, Will Quinlan, Geo. Cato4, Rob-
ert Martin, Richard Higgins, Paul Mccain,
Maddox, Dorsey, Zane, ROdes, Milham, NAL
son, McDcrmott, Preston, Teney, buckley,
Anderson McCullum, Frenk and Stegtmeir
mandolin orchestra furnished music
The ladies' golf tourney at the Town and
Country club came to an enc Wedr esday,
the silver prize offered by Miss Merriam being
captured by Miss Heffelfnger, OF Minneapolis,
who had a total of seventy-nine on Tuesday,
with twelve holes, and total yesterday or
eighty-three, with the same number. Mrs.
Leslie Wann carried off second honors. The
play throughout was close, the contestants of
the two days being Misses Heffelfnger, Mer-
riam, Timberlalte, Stevenson, Charlotte, Clara
and Ruth Hall and Mrs. Wann.
Miss Ruth Myers gave tea Monday at
her home on Ashland avenue for. the Chi
chapter at the state university of the Kappa
Kappa Gamma fraternity. The rooms were
decorated with the chapters colors, pale and
dark blue. The guests were Misses Belden
Hart, Ives Schulten Macmillan, Higbee.
and Trask of Minneapolis, and the Misses
Gallup. Watson, Msrchand, Robinson and
Mabel Robinson, of st. Paul.
Mrs c. Ramberg was pleasantly surprised
Thursday in honor of her birthday and sixth
anniversary. Cards the main feature
of the afternoon, together with dinner. Gov
ers were laid for Mesdanes Munson, Howe,
Thomas, Bell Meyer, Wolfgram, Cameron,
Morgan, Hertz, Dlber, Shoe, Shelly, Green,
Pearson, Dreves, Souson, Miss E. Wi-Qvms
and Miss D. Lang. After presenting Mrs.
Ramberg with a silver present, the guests
made merry.
surprise party was given for Henry
Rochat of Oakland avenue, Thursday even
ing. The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs:
Straight Mr.. and Mrs. Shillock. Mr.. and
Mrs. Barnacle Mr.. and Mrs. Nrst and Mrs.
Haynes; Misses Brackney, Sprague, Bishop,
Smyth and Batter; Messrs, Pigott, Castle.
Otto and Thomas.
reception was given Thursday afternoon
from to o'clock by Mrs. w. P. Westfall,
at her home on Portland avenue, for Mrs.
T. B. Cowgirl, the wife of the new pastor of
the First NJ. E. church. 1t was church
affair as the invitations extended by Mrs.
Westfall included only members Of the con-
gregation.
The Standard club gave their first ball