The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-01-15
FAIR wOMEN's FESTIVITY-.
Mrs. FOgg Gives an Elaborate Re-
cepti0n to 400

ceptiOn to 400
Mrs. Fogg, Of Summit avenue gave the
most elaborate reception Of the new year
yesterday afternoon for Mrs. Rudolph Weyer-
haeuser. The house was exquisitely decor
ated and daintily fragrant with tasteful
punches of La Belle Seibrecht roses. The
women assisting were scattered through the
rooms and Mrs. Fogg and Mrs. Weyerhaeuser
received at the foot Of the stairs. Mrs.
Fogg wore a creation of Mrs. Weinberger.
1t was Of dull royal purple, brocaded silk,
shot with green and trimmed with violet
and apple-green velvet, overlaid with point
lace. Ruby ornaments were worn. Mrs.
Rudolph Weyerhaeuser's gown was of rose
pink MORE antique, garnished with duchess
lace and sable. Diamonds were worn with
this costume. Mrs Mars, Mrs. Horace Bige-
low and Mrs. Bass, Mrs. Stone, Mrs.
Gillette, Mrs. D. c. Shepard. Mrs Frank
Shepard and Mrs. Upham assisted with the
refreshments. The ladies assisting between
the hours of 4 and included:
Mrs. A. H. Lindeke, Mrs. James Jewett,
Mrs. Young, Mrs. Theo. Schulze,
Mrs. P. Weyerhaeuser, Mrs. c. c. Cook,
Mrs. J. ]. Hill, Mrs. L. w. Rundlett,
Mrs. Monfort, Mrs. E. NJ. Van Duzer,
Mrs. E. C. Becker, Miss Guthrie,
Mrs. De Coster, Miss Simpson,
Mrs. John Harris, Of Miss Kalman.
Chicago, Miss Carpenter,
Mrs. ]. B. Beals, Miss Greve.
Mrs. Edwards, Miss Perkins,
Mrs. Geo. w. Dieter, Miss Warner,
Mrs. Cass Durham, Miss De Coster,
Mrs. Bruner Miss Hill,
Mrs. Carpenter, Miss Lyman
Over four hundred called. Among those
were Mesdames Fair, Kenneth Clark,
George Gardiner, George Thompson, Wheat
on, Gilchrist, Campbell, Floete, Snap, Graves,
Hitchcock, F. E. Rice, Shipman, A R. Dali
rymple, Bigelow o. Lanpher, Wheelock,
Hays, Mead Bishop, Eaton, Norton, Moss,
Hudson. S. G. Smith, McClurg, Winter, Will
Dean, Haynie, J. B. Cook Flandrau, Stew
art Moore, Hiram F. Stevens, c. H. Bgelow,
Kirk, Upham, Weyerhaeuser De Costa, Jew
oft Tor nuyln nrfG
w. G.. Gates, Harris Fletcher, S. C.. Haskell,
Oppenheim, Will Lee, Toilette, ]. W. Comfy,
Wakefield, Lampry. Appleby, Wood, Flower,
Rhodes, Seymour, Muir Delrymple, Themes,
White, Blood, Finch, Green, Pierce. Crooks,
Cratzenberg, Mason, w. A Scott Won den
Berg, Godzien, Weed, Constans, Van Slyke.
Misses Hill, Weed, White, Misses Borup,
Hawkins, Flower, Lampry, Misses Morse,
De Costa, Misses Fairchild Porter, Misses
Robbins, Winter, Misses Stephenson, Misses
Mcmillan. Misses Castle, Cornish Misses
Shaw, Fitzgerald, Beaumont and White.
An informal progressive cinch party will
be given by Miss Hand, of Summit avenue,
for Miss Lisle, of Lexington KY, Thurs
day, Jan. 10.
Mrs G.. B. French, of Minneapolis. gives
a dinner for Miss Wanzer, of st. Paul, next
week.
An informal hop will be given at Fort
oHSulHS luiS SNSAiHs-
Mrs. Horace Bigelow will give a Piquet
party tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilder Merriam gave bob
party Wednesday night.
Mrs. J. B. Tarbox and Mrs. Thiens, of the
Aberdeen gave a luncheon yesterday in hon
or of Mrs. Victor Robinson. Among the
guests were Mrs. viii dean, Mrs. Dr. Anck-
er, Mrs. A. G. Langford and Mrs. William R.
Langford.
The Shakespeare class will meet Saturday
night at the home of Will Dalrymple.
The Bonum Tempus club announces its
next dancing party at Oxford hall, Jan. 2S
The ST. Anthony Hill orchestra will furnish
the music
A subscription dancing party is to be given
at the Albion Monday, Jan. Is.
Sarah Nolan. president. to all the members
of the Sacred Thirst Society of St. Joseph s
Parish to meet at her home, $50 Carroll
street, this evening.
The New Century club will give a recep-
ton Saturday at the Aberdeen in honor of
the three famous American writer's who are
to read at the Peoples church The recon
ton will be in the morning and is to be an
invitation affair. Mrs. Ruth McEnery
Stuart, John Kendrick Bangs and Edward s.
townsend Will De the Hons. Mrs. Graves
has charge of the event, and announces on
behalf Of the New Century club that another
reception will be extended to James Whit
comb Riley, Miss Lillian Bell and John FoA
Jr., when they read in this city two weeks
from Saturday.
Miss Galloway of Mexico will be the
guest of Mrs. Eugene Towle, of the Hiawatha
flats.
Mrs. R. A. Lanpher is entertaining friends
from Fergus Falls.
Mrs. c. H. Johnston. of Crocus hill, left
last evening for Florida
c. B. Thurston left last evening for Florida.
where he will pass the winter.
James Hubbell. of Laurel avenue left to-
day on a three weeks Western trip.
A. H. Perkins, of Chicago is the guest OF
w. l.. Perkins. of Arundel street.
Mrs. Murray, of saltwater, is the guest of
Mrs. Stinson, Of Summit avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Thurston of Portland
avenue, have returned from the East.