The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-08-21
ONE DAY IN SOCIETY.
Mesdames oliver and S. p. Crosby
%Entertain informally.


Mrs. Oliver Crosby and Mrs. S. P.
Crosby entertained Informally, yester-
day afternoon, for Mrs. BiSbee and
Mrs. Christensen. The parlors were
decorated with clusters of pink roses.
Mrs Power and Miss Burdett sang
several solos during the afternoon. Re-
freshments were served on small Ia
bles. which were decorated in different
colors Those present were: MesdameS
Hoageland, Murdoch, Doolittle, Hughs,
Hubble, Sewell, Walsh, Butler, Van
Duzee; White and Curtis! Last even.
ing Mrs Oliver Crosby and Mrs. S: F.
Crosby gave an informal musicale also
for Mrs. Bisbee and Mrs. Christensen.
Miss Mable Horn gave floral german
last evening at her home at Irvine park
for her guests, Miss Mcclure, of Chicago,
and Miss Hickcox of Milwaukee. ABOUT
thirty young people were present
Mrs c. J.. McConville, of Arundel street
gave a bicycle party Thursday morning for
the Misses Julia and Marion Rumsey, of St
Louis who are the guests Of Miss Adelaide
McConyille.
Mrs Charles Fuller will give bicycle
party this afternoon for Miss Young, of Baltl-
more run will be made to Lake Harriet,
where supper will be served.
The Children of the American Revolution
picnicked at Como yesterday afternoon. Mrs
Foster and Mrs. S. P. Crosby and Mrs.
John Quincy Adams accompanied the chill
dren
Mr.. and Mrs Warren Upham. who have
been spending the summer in Europe. sail
this morning from Southampton, They VIII
arrive in the city about Sept 10.
Miss Maude Bapst, of Middleton, O., who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs J. NJ. NC
Clellan, of SIS Cedar street. and also visiting
Of 10
for her home Monday evening.
Judge and Mrs Hicks, of Minneapolis, en-
tertained at dinner last evening for Mrs. j. T.
Martin and Mr. Carl Gutherz, who are the
guests of Mrs. NJ. D. Flower. OF Ashland
avenue.
reception was given last evening for Mr..
and Mrs Waddy, of Richmond, Va, by Mr.:
and Mrs D. s. Sperry at their rGo1 nome Sbe Ge
the receiving party stood was decorated en-
tirely with clusters, of American Beauties,
while the halls and dining room were deco
rated with red and white roses and palms.
Mrs Sperry wore waist of light blue nous,
selaine de sole over blue silk decoiiete ana
trimmed with cream lace, oiaca satln sh XIII
trimmed with point lace and iamonds. The
porches were brilliantly lighted with red Jap
anese lanterns, and the lawn was also nghted
by numbers of these lanterns. Mrs. ii. r.
Callahan in. a black satin gown with vest
of cream lace, served ices out OF doors, the
table being decorated with pink sweet peas
and lighted by pink candles in candelabra
punch was served by Mrs. c. E. Bean. who
wore a cream silk gown with light pink and
green stripes cut decollete, with diamonds
Mrs b. H. Ogden poured tea at a table
daintly decorated with sweet peas of various
colors. Mrs. Ogden wore maroon SILK with
vest of cream lace over cream chiffon. AS
sisting in the parlors and on the lawn were
Mr. and Mrs. Purdy, Mrs Fox, Mrs. Mason,
the Misses Gallup Grant, Mason, Warner.
Frances Warner. Brown, Reese, and Messrs.
v1ss oil q
Searle j. Cargo. About 100 guests were pres
ent. Music was furnished during the even
ing by the Conover Mandolin orchestra and
a male Quartette
Mrs shandrew and Mrs. Caethie enter
tanned the Summer Euchre club yesterday
afternoon at the summer home of Mrs. Shan
drew, at White Bear lake.
Miss Jessie Lamb entertained the ]. F. F.
club last evening at her home, on Laurel
avenue.
Miss Jean stickney entertained yesterday
afternoon for the Misses Julia ana Marion
Rumsey, of St. Louis
An informal euchre was given last evening
by Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Wilsey at their then
pie were present there being seven tables
played. Sweet peas. poppies and nasturtums
decorated the interior of the house.
Mrs. w. G. Jones gave a children's party
yesterday afternoon from to for her
children, Dana and Addie. About twenty
four little folks were present. Mrs. Jones was
assisted by Mrs. A. G. Foster, of Mime
apolis, Mrs. Hugh Partridge and Mrs. Beten-
ger.
Mrs. w. G. Jones will entertain the Mon
day Afternoon Euchre club Monday after
noon at her home, on Goodrich avenue.
Miss Martha Schroer sailed from New
York Thursday for Germany, where she will
complete her education.
Miss Sierency and Miss Grace Egan. of
Portage, Wis, are the guests of Mrs. w. j.
Loque, Of Selby avenue.
Mrs. N. D. Hunter, of Louisville, KY, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. George c. Coch-
ran
Miss Blanche Boyer left Friday for her
home in Reading. Pa, after, spending about
a year in this citY.A Miss. Hulda Bower and