The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-10


tertained informally yesterday afternoon for
MISS Grace Reals, who is member of the
PRISONER OF Zenda" company. Roses, carna,
tons and palms were tastefully arranged
IN parlors and dining room, the table be-
Ing decorated In green and white. Mrs. S.
r. Stinson and Mrs. George Fuller, assisted
In the refreshment room. Mrs. Charles John
son and Mrs. Frank Krayenbuhl turned the
conee. Miss Reals favored the guests with
several vocal numbers and Mrs. o. B. Wagner
| rendered piano solo.
Mrs. John F. Stevens, of Dayton avenue,
gave a progressive euchre party yesterday
afternoon. There were forty guests, who in
dulged in the lively progression. The hostess
was assisted by Mrs. Haydn S. Cole, Misses
Lovejoy, of Minneapolis, Guthrie and Teas
| dale.
| The Ladies of the Maccabees. Hive No. Z,
Will meet Tuesday evening to elect officers
| and Initiate members.
The ladies of the Dayton Avenue Presby-
terrain church enjoyed silver tea Yesterday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. w. T. Alex
! ander, of Laurel avenue. The table was
prettily decorated with roses and handsomely
LAID IN silver, and was presided over by
Mrs. Prouty and Mrs. Axtell, assisted by
Mrs. Proat, Mrs. Delano, Mrs. Highberger
and Mrs. Pattee. Each guest contributed a
piece of silver money from which feature
of the entertainment the party took its name.
There will be monthly gatherings of like
nature curing the winter. Mrs. MchllllSdn
assisted at yesterdays function.
The annual sale of the Ladies Aid Society
of st. PauPs Church began yesterday after
oliver, Dalrympie, Hiram F. Stevens, Powell,
Sharood Barclay, Brown, Brunson, Cumbey,
McCaskey, Lancaster, Rice and Perkins
were the ladies in charge.
Miss Barry will give german this evening
at the Aberdeen.
1t is announced that Miss Minnie L. Claus
and George F. Engel both of St. Paul, will
! be married Tuesday at the home of the bride,
264 East ROBBIE street
The ladies of ST. Luke's parish opened their
parochial residence, on Summit avenue and
Victoria street There was AN attractive dis
play Of fancy work and some fine pictures.
Foley, Mrs. Ramsey, Mrs. Williams, Mrs.
John Clarke Mrs. Dore, Mrs Henry VESSEL
and Miss Mccullough, had charge of the
quaint rubber dolls was cared for by Mark
Fitzpatrick The Misses Kavanaugh and
Foley were in charge Of the candy counter.
the fish pond. The Misses Foley and Cleary
acted as postal clerks. Mrs. Barron and
Mrs. Murphy assisted Mrs. De Lorme in serv
ing refreshments. An informal musical pro-
gramme was a pleasing feature of the even
ing, vocal numbers being given by Miss Pace
and Mr.. Phillips, and piano NUMBER by
Mr.. Braermer. There were about 200 peo-
pie present.
Miss Lizzie Konantz, of Dayton avenue,
leaves. Friday. evening to spend several
Last evening fine audience gathered at
the Hebron Baptist church, on the West
side and enjoyed to the full the humorous
and pathetic readings of John A. Cowan, of
the Boston School of Expression. Though
young man, Mr.. COwan shows true mastery
OF his art, and kept the people in a roar of
lions as Seeing Things AT Night by Fled;
1.-The Witness" and Sans Letter. from
Dundreary; while the deep pathos in ''Surly
Tim brought such silence, even from
the small boy that you could hear pin drop,
and tears were in the eyes of many. Miss
Rice and little Ada Douglas assisted in the
programme, with two selections on the man
dolin and guitar, which were much enjoyed;
while John Koch rendered the bass solo, 1.-THE
Mighty Deep" in mastery manner.
Mrs ]. A Chandler, will leave for Florida
Monday.
Mrs. P. ]. Towle and Miss Towle. of Lin
coin avenue, will leave for Texas after the
holidays.
Mrs w. J. Dyer and Misses Dyer, of Grand
avenue gave a large reception yesterday
afternoon. The hOstesses, assisted by Mrs.
Edward Dyer Mrs. Thurston, Mrs. Harold
Dyer and Mrs. Johnson. received the guests
the
white and green chrysanthemums and palms
being used to carry out the effect. The din
ing room was handsomely decorated with
palms and maiden hair ferns in tasteful COM
bination with roses. Mrs j. P. Gribben, Mrs.
Walter Sanborn, Misses. Messer Brinkerhoff.
Lawton Clarke Brill and Sanborn presided
in the dining room. Mrs. Russell R. Dorr
served punch in room handsomely decor
ated with palms, geraniums and carnations.
The ladies assisting Mrs. Dorr were Misses
Julia Gallup and Miss Katherine Ames.
Mrs. c. A. Severance and Miss Tanning
have returned from Chicago.
Mrs. Horace Bigelow, of Irvine Park, is
entertaining Miss Grosscup, of Toledo.
Miss Alice Rhodes. Of Portland avenue,
went to Chicago Wednesday evening for a
short visit.
Miss Lenore Mcconnell, of Deadwood. S.
D., is visiting Mrs. "a Neuru, at 1892 Hague
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carr, of Nelson avenue, viii
visit relatives in Detroit Mich, during the
holidays.
Miss Forepaugh, Miss Dousman and Mrs.
Ferguson of Florence, Italy, went to Duluth
yesterday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Dalrvmple left Tuesday
evening for New York. They will sail for
Europe next week.
Mrs. E. c. Holden has returned from st.
Cloud
Mr.. and Mrs Timothy Foley. of Summit
avenue. are entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Foley, of ST. Cloud.
Rev. Clarence G. Reynolds and family, of
Joliet ILL.,. are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Moore 81 Smith avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. S. o.. Brooks, of Holly ave-
nue., will spend the holidays with Mr.. and
Mrs Elmer Brooks, IN New York.
Only 500 to Milwaukee