The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-02-18
ANNUAL BREAKFAST OF THE FED
GRATED CLUBSTTAKES PLACE
THIS MORNING.
LARGE GATHERING EXPECTED
THE PRESIDENT, MISS EVANS, OF
NORTHFIEIaD, HONORED BY
MRS. -FOII.ETT.
Social and Musical Happenings of a
Day-Events on the Card for
the Near Future.

Club women throughout the state are
interested in the breakfast which
comes off at the West hotel this morn
ing, the annual banquet by the FEEDER
ated clubs, which is one of the i'm
pOrtant events in the women's world
Of Minnesota The interest taken in
the affair shows the advancement the
women of the state are making and
a large majority Of the important and
progressive clubs have come into the
federation. Many which were not
members have joined during the year
and among the laggards discussions
wax warm on the question of uniting
with their sister clubs. No doubt next
year will see all Of the more advanced
and important women's clubs become
members. The breakfast this morn
ing will be one Of the largest ever
given by women in Minnesota and will
be attended by over 500 women. An
interesting programme Of speeches and
music has been arranged in connection
with the affair, Mrs. Thomas L.
Bracket and the Sappho quartette as
sisting on the latter programme. A
number Of important questions will be
touched upon and socially the event
Will be important, as the women hope,
each year, that at this banquet they
may become acquainted with their
scattered members and gain mutual
help from the exchange of ideas. Miss
Evans, the president OF the federation,
mas been the guest of st. Paul friends
during the week.
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western avenue and West Seventh
street, which opened under such favor
able auspices Monday night. is be-
coming each night more of a success.
the hall is beautifully decorated with
American flags and bunting. The stage
Is lighted by candles and tastefully
banked with palms. The various booths
dressed in all the colors of the rain
bow present pleasing sight. In the
refreshment room, in charge of
Mesdames Breslin, McLeague, Kelli-
her and Burns, all kinds of good things
are to be had. The programme last
evening included numbers by the
Misses Hayden. Mrs. George Wack and
Master Hayden, a Photographic ex-
hibition, and musical numbers by
kleists orchestra. The bazaar will
close Friday night
Mrs. Dennis. Follett was yesterday
afternoon the hostess to a charming
luncheon in compliment to Miss Evans,
of Mortified. The decorations We're in
pink and green and, all of the details
were exceedingly dainty {The guests
were: Miss Evans;'9 Mrs. George H.
Ranney, Mrs. w. E. BramhalI. Mrs
w. H. Graves. Mrs. Hitch cock, Mrs
R. r. Dorr, Mrs Henry Schumacher,
Mrs. Leach, Mrs. Severance, Mrs.
Bachus and Mrs. Adams.
Miss Beaumont will give a free talk
on Armenia this evening in the rooms
of the Friendly association. The pub
lie is generally invited.
Mrs. D. F. Morgan, Of Minneapolis,
was yesterday afternoon hostess to a
prettily appointed luncheon, the guest
Of honor for the afternoon being Mrs
Whylock, of Albert Lea, and the guests
being the wives of senators wintering
in st. Paul. La France roses were
used for the centre decorations Of the
table and pink shaded candles used for
lighting. Covers for sixteen were laid,
the place cards being tied to punches Of
violets. The guests were Mesdames
Bowling, Young, Macarthur, Greer,
Schaller, Cole, Masterman, Johnson,
Warman, WhylOck, Bracket, Estey,
Smith and Kent.
Paul in large sleigh Monday evening,
and enjoyed cards and dancing at the
home Of Mrs. E. Medicke, 513 Univer-
sity avenue. Refreshments were serv-
ed at u. Mr.. and rms. Robert Bols
chaperoned the party, which was COM
posed Of Miss Mable Slough, Hattie
Schrack, Bessie Potter. Lulu Randall,
Fannie Marks, Emma Weaver, Lee Bols,
Kittie Medicke and Josne Paggon;
Messrs Henry CHEESE, William Moore,
Robert Potter, Leo Viewer, Clyde Wea-
yer, George Hicks, and Byron Weaver.
The Mothers club Of lower town met
yesterday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Thomas Yapp, and listened to
an interesting paper on the care OF
young children, which had been prepar-
ed by Mrs. DR.. Horst. Mrs Horst spoke
Of the frail condition of the babe when
it comes into the world, and said that
cleanliness and the advoidance of ex-
trenRS wpra the things most rnuuired