The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-01-08

ST. Faul Society Entertains ana Is
Entertained

lSceptlon for. Mrs. William r. Lang
Ioru, nee Sargent, from 2 to p. M,
at ner nome, 80 Irving park. The deco
Ieutlols VIII consist of flowers, roses and
c ,a1 il'liolis discriminating except in the
ulbing room, Where the color scheme
will be entirely of yellow. and daffo-
ans are to be the. only flowers used.
MRS. Wllllam Spencer will serve boul-
hon anu Mrs. A. G. Langford will pre-
sue over the Roman punch. Between
zoV ana SUI Invitations have been issu-
eq. Ihose assisting Mrs. Spencer are
ref'' arms ~ +, Langford I: T. Smith
- D: HILL A. B. Johnson, G. l.. Spencer,
"A. ". Langford, Howard Morse, Victor
robinson William Robinson, N. Jack
son, Archibald MacLaren, Henry
6oardnlan, Il. B. Young, w. G. Bend,
;. K Robbins. A. Furness, H. e.
BlgeloW, William Banning, Hammond,
McVelgh Burnside Foster, S. M.
MOVES, A Brisbine, Courtlandt Taylor,
ana Misses Bigelow, Furness Ham
mona Bend, Mitchell, Monfort, Sargent,
BCafdnan, Elizabeth Winter, Carr,
caro- Moves, the Misses Tucker, Of Troy,
n T., Hill, Stevenson, HILL Taylor and
Stevenson.
Mrs. Gen. Brooke gave a luncheon yester-
DAY at the Aberdeen. Covers were laid
IGr nrteen: Those present We're: Mesdames
Margaret White, Monfort, Auerbach, Bran
hall. L. Newport RantOul, Toilette. Castle,
4. Dalrymple, Pierce, Mitchell. Carpenter,
MISS Murphy and Miss Newport.
Miss Cutler, of Summit avenue, gave a
large euchre party last evening, over seventy
guests being present
Mrs. Frederic A. Fogg has cards out for
reception to be given next Thursday after
noon, Jan: IA, from to 6, in honor of Mrs.
Rudolph Weyerhaeuser.
A reception will be given at the House
OF the Good Shepherd by the Sisters, on Sat
urday' Jan. 8, at 3 p. IN. All friends and
be present.
Mrs. N. P. Langford gives an informal
family dinner party today for the BRIDE
Mrs. W. R. Langford.
Mrs, Tompkins, of Virginia avenue will
give luncheon Tuesday, Jan. Y, for Mrs
W. T. Pierce.
Mrs. Gen. Brooke will give luncheon on
Thursday, Jan. A. at the Aberdeen.
Mrs, Horace Bigelow will give a euchre
party Saturday evening for Mrs. Harris.
Mrs. Tompkins, of Virginia avenue, will en-
terrain this evening at whist.
Mrs. Ruth McEnery Stuart, the authoress.
will be given a reception by the ladies of the
Eclectic club, Of Minneapolis Friday Jan. Is.
Miss Holbert, Of Summit avenue, will give
euchre at p. m. Saturday.
Miss Dell Derusha, daughter of Octavius
Derusha, of POI West Congress street, and
John L. Zingheim, a prominent merchant of
Blue Earth City, were married yesterday at
st. Matthew'S church. Rev Father John M
Solnce officiating The bride was attended
by Miss Mary Perrizot, and Charles Freer at
tended the groom. The young couple left
Blue Earth City.
Mrs. Titcomb gave an informal musical
for Mrs. Wagner, of New York, Wednesday
evening
Miss Ada Richardson, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Richardson, will be married
to w. K. Kelly Jr., Tuesday, Jan. -.
Miss Beaumont opened a Current Topic class
at the Ursuline convent at Frontenac this
week.
In order to better cope with the missionary
and social labor Of the First Baptist church
the ladies of the parish have divided the
church into 'neighborhood circles" of which
there will be six in number There will be
q meeting either once a week or fortnightly
The first meeting will take place at Mrs E.
M. Van Duzee's home.
of Mrs. S. Guilford Smith at her home
on Marshall avenue. The hours were from
to 5. Crimson and white roses decorated the
Smith and Mrs D. VI. Hand served the cof.
fee and frappe Mrs. Smith was assisted
by Mrs. Schadle, Mrs. viii Dean, Mrs. Wal
Mrs. E. n. Saunders, Mrs. R. NJ. Newport
Mrs. Luther Newport, Mrs Auerbach, Mrs.
John Jackson, Mrs. MacLaren, Mrs Cutler
Mrs. Tarbox, Mrs. Themes Mrs. Dan Hand.
Mrs. E. ]. Abbott. Mrs. S. A. Harris, Mrs
McWiliams, Mrs. T. T. Smith, Miss Winter
Misses Evans, of Buffalo, N. Y; Miss Coffin,
Of Lynn, Mass; Miss Carter, of Boston;
Misses HILL Misses Noyes, Miss Cutler, Miss
Hand Miss Lisle, of Lexington, KY; Misses
Welsh, of Philadelphia; Miss Saunders, Miss
Lamprey, Miss TarboX, Miss Mann, Miss
Cornish, Miss McMartin, of Minneapolis
The Chegoegman Dancing club will give it's
second dancing party in Oxford hall Jan. 26.
Broses orchestra will furnish music.
The Manetta social will give a. dancing
party about Feb. l.
The Eton club will meet tomorrow after
noon with Miss Warner. of Summit avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Judson, of Dayton avenue
will entertain the Kangaroo club Thursday
evening.
The second term Of the Wednesday morn
ing history class will resume next week at
the residence of Mrs. Ford, of Crocus place
A mothers tea will be held today at the
Bethel. Mrs. G. H. sBridgman assisted by
Mrs. c. H. Kellogg and Mrs. R. A. Kirk
will have charge.
The class in American classics will meet
this morning at Mrs. Starts apartments in
the Marloofough.ft Subject, Travels in Nor
way, Sweden and Russia.
The Crocus Hill Mothers club will meet
Tuesday afternoon in the First Presbyterian
church. Papers will be read by Cora Francis
POWER and Lillian Bronson West. Subject
Religious Nurture
The womans auxiliary to the board OF
missions will meet Wednesday afternoon in
st. PauPs church. Bishop Gilbert Rev
John Wright, D. D., and Rev. D. W. Rhodes
will speak.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Foster. Of the Aber-
deem, leave for Tacoma tonight to stay in
Mrs. Rudolph Weyerhaeuser Will be in St.
Paul next week.
Mrs. E. c. Gale, of Minneapolis, is visit
ing Mrs. E. R. Dwyer this week
Mrs. c. B. Rice and Miss Helen Ia Rue oq
Minneapolis, visited the Misses Brown of
Ashland avenue during the first half of the
week. '
Mrs. Spencer, of New York. is the guest of
Mrs. l.. A. Robinson.
The Misses Tucker will return to their home
IN Troy, n. Y, on Saturday.
Mrs. Charles L. Spencer leaves for the Fast
Sunday to chaperone Miss Blanch Clough to
her school at Pennington.
Louise Hill is at the Holland house. New
York city.
Mrs. D. S. Elliot, Of the Elmswood, will re-
turn from Sioux City, where she has been
of this week.
DR.. S. E. W. V. Appleby is at the Imperial
hotel New York city.
The Capital City Cycle club gave a dance in
Oxford hall last evening.
Mrs. Otto A. Reminder returned Saturday
from Red Wing after a two weeks' visit with
relatives and friends
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lundt are now at
home to their friends at PCS Fuller street.
NOBLE FRANKLIN LODGE