The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-01-13
dress the Bible school class at Gospel
Tabernacle this afternoon at o'clock
ART AND SOCIETY.
Second Reception of the st. Paul
Institution.

institution.
The second reception of the St Pau,
School of Fine Arts was held yeSter-
day afternoon from to 10 D. M The
very atmosphere of the studio is in
itself g. welcome, and when Mrs Schadle
Mrs Stone, Mrs. Bailey, Mrs George
Thompson and Mrs. Davis dispense
Russian tea with true artistic hospi-
tality each guest feels pride in the
fact that st. Paul has art school re
ceptions. The principal feature Of the
afternoon was the exhibit of Carl
Marr's paintings and studies. 1t is due
to the courteous kindness of the brother
of the artist, Louis Mari, who resides
in ST. Paul, that these valuable works
could be exhibited. Among the twenty
minute sketches those most worthy Of
mention We're those) of Mr.. Farwell.
Miss Margaret Rugg, Robert Hale Miss
Heinrich and Herbert Pause, and in
the evening life class Mr.. Wallin ana
Miss Kenrich. Those Of the morning
life class particularly admired were
the works Of Nellie Coburn, Katherine
Harrington, Florence Messner and Hell
en- Greisser Much pride is felt over
the high standing Miss Wheelock's
work is taking in Kenyon Cox's studio.
Miss Wheelock went from the ST. Paul
Art school only a short time ago. and
ranks unusually high. Between three
and four hundred called during the
afternoon and evening.
Mrs T. s. Tompkins, Of Virginia avenue,
gave charming buffet luncheon yesterday
In honor of Mrs. Wilmot Grant Pierce. Huge
punches of American beauties formed the
sole decoration outside Of the draping of
greens about the hallway and stairs. Mrs.
Tompkins was assisted by her sisters, Mrs.
II. T. Drake. Mrs. A. NJ. Drake, Mrs w. H.
Lightner and Mrs. Trevor McClurg. Some
fifty guests were entertained. Mrs. Graves,
In whose honor the luncheon was also given,
was unable to be present owing to being de-
tanned by illness in Milwaukee.
Mrs. Benedict Cox, of Woodward avenue,
gave an informal dinner on Sunday for Mrs.
Edward Darragh.
The marriage of Miss Ada Richardson,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Richardson
to William Louis Kelly Jr., took place last
avenue. A reception was held from to Ii.
Miss Jane Wood, of Nina avenue, gave a
skating party last evening.
Mrs. George Walsh will give an afternoon
euchre for the benefit of the Infants home,
Friday.
Mrs. John Wright has cards out for high
tea Thursday, Jan. n.
Mrs ]. w. Bell, of Merriam Park, will
entertain Saturday.
The Outdoor Pleasure club will be n
tertained by Miss Marie Allen, of Dayton
avenue, Friday night.
Friday evening an informal hop will be
given at Fort Smelling.
Miss Warner, of Holly avenue. will give
a sleigh ride party to Minneapolis Friday
evening.
Miss Perkins, of Arundel street, entertains
the Young Ladies Euchre club this after
noon.
The Peoples Church Sewing society met at
the home of Mrs. Monte for the election of
and Mrs. Hodgson vice president.
a euchre party today
Auxiliary will be held this afternoon in ST.
Paul's church at 2:30 o'clock. Addresses will
be made by Bishop Gilbert Archdeacon APP
pleby, Rev. DR.. Wright and Rev. Dr.
Rhodes.
Mrs. A. L. Roth gives her second post
nuptial lat home" today.
Sydney Warner of College avenue, has
returned to Shattuck school.
Mrs. D. S. Elliott, of Arundel street, has
returned from Sioux City
Mrs. G. N. Balestier, of New York is the
guest of Mrs Culver, Of the MARLBOROUGH
Mrs. Cuppen, of Fergus Falls, is being en-
tertained by Mrs. Lanpher of Dayton avenue.
Miss Rohr, who has been visiting Miss
Flower. of Ashland avenue, has returned to
Madison, Wis. -.4
Will Murphy, Of Portland avenue, has gone
to New York.
Miss Sanborn, of Virginia avenue, has re-
turned from Duluth.