The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-01-14

dull royal purple brocaded silk. shot
with green and trimmed with apple
green and violet velvet overlafd win
point lace. Rubies will be worn with
tnls costume. Those assisting Mrs.
fogg and Mrs Weyerhaeuser are srst
Mrs Henry P. Upham. Mrs M. D. Edwards,
MIS-, AlDert II. Lin Mrs. Geo. w. Dieter
ueke Mrs. ]. H. Simpson,
MIS-. Geo. b. Young. Mrs. Cass Durham u
mrs. A. b. Stickney, Mrs. Meylert Bruner,
Mrs. r. Weyerhaeuser, Mrs. C. w. Carpenter,
Mrs. ). j. Hill, Mrs. James Jewett,
MIS-. "A. ). Stone, Mrs. Theodore Schulze,
mrs. y. Z. Shepard, Mrs. S. G. Cook,
MRS. Delos A. Monfort, Mrs.0yL W. Rundlett;
MRS. j. ". Bass, Mrs. E. M. Van Duzer,
mrs q. Z. Becker, Miss Guthrie,
Mrs. A. l. Mairs, Miss Simpson.
Mrs. Z. .. DeCoster, Miss Kalman,
mrs r. +. Shepard, Miss Carpenter,
MIS- John Harris, of Miss Greve,
Cnlcago, Miss Perkins,
Mrs Horace E. Bige- Miss Warner,
low, Miss De Coster,
MRS. A. j. Gillette, Miss HILL
MRS j. B. Beals, Miss Lyman,
Se1bert's orchestra will furnish the
music. After the 9reception the mar
RED ladies assisting and their hus-
bands will be given a supper before
going to the Bradstreet lecture The
supper will be served at p. m About
sixty will partake.
A large audience attended the must
Gale given by the Schubert club yester-
day afternoon at Conover hall AS US
ual the programme was admirable and
the selections in harmony with the pre-
dominating idea, viz, the dance form in
music.
The vocal selections were fully rem
dered and credit is due the director
Of the instrumental portion Of the
programme.
Miss Treat and Mrs. T. D. Merwin
! entertained the ladies Of Park Congre-
gational church at silver tea yester-
day afternoon, at the home Of Miss
Treat, 566 Marshall Avenue
The Capitola Cinch club was enter
tanned Tuesday night at the home of
Mrs. Ziege on Tenth street. The gents
head prize was won by Mr. Heefler,
and BOBBY by Mr.. Drake. The lady's
head prize was won by Miss Lizzie
Schroeder, and BOBBY by Mrs. Kuster.
Miss Guthrie, of Laurel avenue, will enter
tain the Fudge club this evening.
State Auditor and Mrs. Dunn gave DINNER
to the employees of the state auditors depart
ment last evening.
Mrs.. Swenson, Of Marshall avenue. enter
tains the ladies' Afternoon .euehre.3rj safss
Miss Hand will give a progressive cnch
party Saturday afternoon.
The Young Peoples ST. Anthony Hill
Dancing club gave dance last evening at
the Albion. -5t
Mrs. G. B. Mills gives a poker party for
her niece, Miss Josephine Mann, Friday night.
Mrs. Muhlenbruch's classes in American
classics meets at the Marlborough Friday.
The next meeting of the Thursday club
will occur Jan. %. There will be the annual
/ election of officers and two papers will be
read on "Italy's Liberators," viz, "Maz-
Ames; Victor Emanuel, the King" Miss
Frederick Sommers.
Miss Stevens Of Summit place, will en-
terrain Miss Swift, Of Salvation Army fame,
about Jan. 80. Miss Stevens and Miss Swift
were college mates at Vassar. Miss Swift
went abroad as correspondent for a New
York newspaper, and one night after attend
ing a meeting Of the Salvation Army be-
came so interested in It's work that she adopt
ed it has a life mission. Her aim is to ex-
cite more enthusiasm for the order among
the cultivated classes, therefore when she
visits st. Paul the home of one of the ex-
elusive families here will be thrown open
to her. 1t is expected that she will succeed
IN arousing more than transient interest in
the great movement among the wealthy and
educated class.
A reception was given to Mr.. and Mrs.
Rudolph Wayerhaeuser at the Maynard school
In Duluth last Friday. Over 400 guests called
during the evening.
Mr.. Du Puy, who has been visiting his
motber-in-law, Mrs. Greve, Of Summit ave-
nue., returned to Chicago Sunday.
Mrs. c. B. Rice of Minneapolis, will spend
part of this week with the Misses Brown,
Of Ashland avenue.
w. A. Green, of Chicago, is visiting friends
in this city.
H. w. Ley has returned from New York.
Miss Smith, of Hague avenue, is in Aurora,
Ill.
Miss Bertha Crossman, Of the Marlborough,
is at Sioux Falls, S. D.
Prof. Theodore S. Parson, Of Cedar Rapids,
To-, is the guest of Mrs. w. F. Purdy, of
Holly avenue.
Ed Roberts has returned from Boston, where
he has been visiting for the past few weeks.
Mrs. McHenry, Of Minneapolis, Is visiting
at the Ashland.