The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-02-19
SOCIETY up TO DATE
ENJOYABLE EVENTS OF YESTER-
DAY AND OTHERS ON THE FU-
TURE CARD.
PLEASURE AT A "KAFFEE.'
MRS. G. A. SEVERANCE AND MISS
TANNING WERE HOsTESSEs AT
THE EVENT.
MISS TILToN's PRETTY LUNCHEON
COtilliOn Clubs First German at the
Albion Led by Mr.. Newport
Other Events.

COt1II1On CIuD'S FIRST German at the
Albion Led by Mr.. Newport
Other Events.
Mrs. c. A. Severance and Miss Fan
ming were hostesses yesterday after
noon at a 'Kaffee," all the details of
which were in German effects. Yellow
was the prevailing color used in decor
ating. The assisting women were:
Mrs. ]. R. Jewett, Mrs. Charles Clark,
Mrs. Weyerhaeuser, Mrs. McDavitt,
Miss Kalman and Miss Losey, of La
Crosse.
Mrs. Theodore Borup gave a whist
party yesterday afternoon at her home
on Summit avenue. The guests were:
Mesdames Tilton, Sturgis, Jackson,
Jersey, Upham, Tarbox, Morton, Light
ner Tompkins, Dalrymple, Newman,
Schadle, Follett, Tines, Moore, Had
ley, Morris. Stone, Clark, Hill, Fore
paugh, Dahlgrin and Jaggard. The
hostess was assisted by Mrs. Shufeldt
and Miss Durham.
A pretty luncheon was given yester-
ginia avenue, in compliment to Miss
Whitman, of Worcester Mass. The
guests were: Misses Chittenden, Greve,
Brown, Carpenter, Beardslee, Hannay
and Mrs. Shaw.
The active members Of the Schu-
bert club will be entertained this after
noon at a reception at the Hotel Met
thn hot
E. w. Osborne and Miss Bell Barker
Mrs Dorr and members of the execu-
tive committee will assist in receiving,
and the young women Of the club will
pour tea and assist with the refresh
ments. The affair will be one of the
pleasantest of the club year.
The Cotillion club gave it's first ger
man at the Albion last evening. The
german was led by Mr.. Newport. The
favOrs were pretty and unique,
and many Of the figures were new. The
chaperones were: Mrs. William L.
Timberlake, Mrs. Caroline Churchill
Mrs. Dudley B. Finch. The young men
arranging for the event were: F. c.
Bancroft, r. M. Newport Jr. and F. W.
Appleton.
The first regular meeting of the D.
A K. Library club will be held tomor-
| row night. The subject for the even
| ing will be Lowell
Mrs. oliver Crosby, of Goodrich ave-
nue., entertains this evening.
TNI-
evening for Miss Breen. There were
cards.
An exhibition of the X-rays was Civ
| en- last evening by Drs. Hale Donald
and Cobb in the Endicott Arcade and
attracted a large gathering Of interest
| ed people The proceeds went toward
| the Bethel. Several experiments were
! given one of them being the showing
! of bullet which has been in a mans
arm for fourteen years. 1t could be
plalnly seen. There were other tests,
| all of them showing the wonderful
power of this ray.
The Misses Bell, Of Summit avenue,
gave card party yesterday afternoon.
The Theta Delta Chi fraternity will
give banquet to local alumni at their
|
evening. Bishop M. N Gilbert will
act as POSTMASTER at the banquet
Emile Onet is preparing to bring
Charles GregOroWitch, the celebrated
! V1olinist, to st. Paul early next month.
Mr.. Onet is also arranging to give an
attractive pupils recital in March.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dcran enter
tanned the West Side Whist club
Wednesday evening at their home. 234
| Prescott street
Mrs. DR.. Hawkins will entertain the
Ladies Afternoon Euchre club Tues
day at her home on Isabel street.
The Ladies' Afternoon club will en-
terrain the men friends of the mem
bers with an evening party, Tuesday
week, at the home of Mrs DoolittIe. Of
OSceOla avenue.
The concert in Atlantic Congrega-
| tional church comes off this evening
and promises to be particularly enioy-
able. Some of the best-known ST.
Paul artists are announced to take
part The programme follows:
Male Quartette ........... Selected
E. F. McCrumish, H. E. George, r. G.
! Wood, P. B. Churchill
Piano Solo-"Theme Varie'' Paderewski
Miss Richards.
| Soprano Solo
(a) Song of Sunshine
(b) The Hearts Fancies'' Thomas
Mrs. S. V. Harris.
| Reading Observation-Disclosures. Pauline Pavlouvna
| Miss Marion Ellithrop.
Bass Solo-"Don Juan's Serenade"-
| Tschaikowsky
P. B. Churchill.
| Tenor Soio-"How Long, o Lord Buck
Harry E. George.
Piano Solo
| (a) Barcarole.
(b) La Toupie .................. Leschetzky
hedulns ............ selected
Charles c. Fairchi,d.
| Alto Solo-"The Better Land ........ Cowen
Master George F. Meader.
! Trio-"Ti PFego o Padre" . NicoIao
Mrs. Harris and Messrs. George and
! Churchill.
The Unity church seighride comes off this
evening and will be followed by a social
| in the lecture room of the church.
| The women Of Dayton Avenue church are
busy with the preparations for their peanut
| social, which comes off Monday evening In
| the church parors.
Miss Beaumont gave an interesting talk or
Armenia in the rooms OF the Friendly as
| ISOLATION last evening. There was good
attendance. These talks are free and are
| given weekly.
Mrs. J. W. Dyer, of Nina avenue, gave a
| progressive euchre party yesterday after
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