The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-21

Miss Cochran Miss Frances Mason.
assisting about the rooms were Miss
Guthrie, Miss Beardsley, Miss Ham
mond, Miss Saunders. Miss Rob-
bins and Mrs Horace Bigelow. The
dining room was lovely in pink and the
table, with its pretty china and glsten-
ing cut glass and silver, was presided
over by Mrs. Trevor McClurg and Mrs.
Mcneil Seymour. About seyenty-five
members of the club called during the
afternoon and greeted the. new presi-.
dent.
The Young Peoples Guild Of Unity Church
gives social Friday evening in. the lecture
room.
The W. F. NJ of Central Presbyterian
Church meets Friday with Miss Quimby. $3.50
l. The last Mothers tea for the season will
be held at the Bethel Friday afternoon. Mrs.
Earhuff will be in charge 4a@ -.sra-.
\ Mrs. A. j. Brawley of Dayton avenue.
entertained the Marshall Avenue Euchre
club last evening. ,ss esa J.9 .
p Mrs: G. L. Horst, of College avenues gives
a Delft euchre this afternoon
Mrs. James schoonmaker, of 994 Hague
avenue, gave a luncheon yesterday. a#7+7f
= Ellsworth circle, Ladies of the g. A. R.,
have finished arrangements for the large
reption to be held at the Metropolitan hotel
Friday.
Mrs. John Mclean of Iglehart street, en-
tertained at whist last evening. %stves
The children of the Park Congregational
church gave an Easter entertainment yester-
day in the chapel Miss Cleveland was in
charge.
Mrs. j. c. McCoHville gave breakfast at
the Town and Country club yesterday, COM
plimentary to Miss sSusie O'Bren, whose en-
gagement to VILE Burk was recently an
nOunced
Mrs. Alexander IT. Bigelow, of Merriam
Park, gave an Easter luncheon yesterday
The West side branch of the St. Paul School
union will hold a1meeting in the assembly
hall of Humboldt high school next Wednes-
In What Way Can the Parents and Teachers
Work Together for the Best Interests of the
Chi.dren?''
Rev. and Mrs r! L. Barackman, of West
minister church, are at home at 217 East Con-
gress street. ..-=
Judge and Mrs. Abbott who have been the
guests of their daughter, Mrs. w. B. Stoner,
OF Prescott street, have returned to Delevan,
Mimi.
Mrs. Oliver Dalrymple gives a progressive
euchre party Saturday afternoon at her home
The Ladies' Afternoon Euchre club met
yesterday with Mrs. o. B. Lewis, of Winslow
avenue.
A wedding of interest to St Paul society
took place in Washington, D. c., yester-
day, at O'Clock, in st. Johns church. when
Miss Anne Stearns Hoge of that city, was
married to Frederick Adams Savage, of Balti-
/ more, Md, formerly of St. Paul. Miss Rachel
/ honor f,h bridesmaids we
! lopp, Newport and Mannix. of Washington
! and Miss Stone, of New York. The best man
was Charies Al6eTt. savage brother OF the
| groom. and the ushers were Charles B. Pen
4 roses Eugene Oudeshergs and DR.. RidgleyI B.
|TWaFheld.1 Of BaitimoreJT and j. CbIKennedy
| Campbell, of Washington. ,3 5+rrTaf
The Ideal Euchre club meets tomorrow with
Mrs. Eden Thompson, of Western avenue.
benefit dance for the Catholic Babies
! home will be given this evening by the Ger
man-American club in Oxford hall.
Miss WEIGH. of Dayton avenue, entertains
the Elton Euchre club Friday afternoon.
The Twin City Social club gave party
in Twin City hall last evening.
The Misses Cora and Edith Montgomery,
! of Capitol avene entertained a large num-
Der of their friends at their home last even
/ ing. The rooms were taStefully decorated
! with palms, ported plants and Easter lilies.
! The reception room was in red the parlor
/ yellow, the library white and green and the
| dining room pink, with a center piece of
Easter lilies. Misses Jessie Evans and Ellen
| May Adams assisted with the refreshments.
| Those present were: st. Paul-Misses Olive
4 Doolittle, Ada Henry; Messrs. G. H. Frost,
! H. G. Donahower, Henry V. Boyer, G. Krim-
| bill; Mr. and Mrs G. S. Pate, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. t. Zimmerman, Mr. and Mrs. A.
] ]. Reeves. Observation-Disclosures Poehlar
! Rowena Pate, Isabelle Davis, Eleanor Park,
/ Violet Jayne; Messrs. Traffor6 Jayne, F.
| Poehlar Charles Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
| Daniels. Mr.. and Mrs. King Mr.. and Mrs.
! E. A. Montgomery, Mr.. and Mrs. Cyril Mitch
/ ell. Hamline-Misses Benham, Julia Long,
Evans, Adams, Griffith Messrs. r. P. Kaigh-
/ er, A. P. Nelson, Floyd Lawson, Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Norman Larsen, Mr.. and Mrs. Norris Atchi-
! son.
Mrs. Grant, of Pleasant avenue, entertains
the Economic Whist club Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Stoadard, of Dearborn street,
entertans the W. r. B. p. club Friday
! evening.
Mrs. R. NJ. Newport and a party of D. A
! r. of the local chapters went to Duluth yes
terday for the organization of a new chap
! ter D.. A r. in that city. The Duluth daugh-
! tiers will entertain the visiting members quite
| extensively.
| DR.. and Mrs. Welch, of Crocus place, go
| to Dellwood this week. agc4 .atil-.4t- n
Mrs. w E.oHoward. of Summit avenue is
home from New York. esr -nuG
DR.. and Mrs. Upper, of Grand avenue, leave
| in two weeks for Mahtomedf.
Miss Proctor returns from Chicago in
three weeks.
Mrs. VS.. Bowen. of Pleasant avenue,
goes East in few days.
Mr.. and Mrs C. F. Mailer are home from
the South.
Mrs Spencer o. Merrill has returned from
Chicago
Miss Anna Talmadge has returned from
Chicago
Miss Sadie Proctor is visiting Senator and
Mrs. Redfield Proctor in Washington.
Miss Markell, of Duluth is the guest of
Mrs w. A. Hardenbergh, of Central park.
]. P Gleasner and family, of Hankinson,
u of Hot to-day to