The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-19

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was the first score winner, and Mrs. Larkin
the second. Tuesday evening a new tourney
began with company Of nine tables. The
last contest was one Of individual scores; this
one Is to be pair score" every pair play
ing against every other pair.
The Glover Leaf club was very pleasantly
entertained last Wednesday afternoon by Mrs.
G.. G. Seixas at her home, 2S5 Grotto street.
Miss Newcombe and Mrs. G. c. Collins. The
club will not play again until after the holt
days, then Mrs. G. G. Collins will receive
them at her home, 31S King street, West st.
Paul.
euchre party was given Tuesday by Miss
Lillian Messer at her home on Mackubin
street for Miss Hopkins, Of Leavenworth. The
rooms were decorated with holly and mistle-
ton, Miss Mabel Gates and Miss Nellie Co
burn. Miss Messer was assisted by Mrs. j.
R. Hutson and Mrs. Charles Schuneman.
The Misses Dufrene, of Ashland avenue, en-
tertained at ten-table progressive euchre
party Monday afternoon. The rooms were
prettily arranged for the occasion, the decor
atoms being in pink and white. Miss Jen-
nings took the first prize, Miss Grace Kava-
naugh, second; Miss Gravel, third, and Miss
Hartigan, the consolation.
Miss Alness of 1853 Ashland avenue, gave
dancing party Friday evening for her sister,
Miss Dora Alness. The decorations was en-
tireiy of holly Christmas green and handsome
palms. Miss Alness was assisted by Mrs. O..
Misses Boeckmann, Miss E. Hallberg and
Miss May Alness.
Mrs. E. A. Chadsay, of "a Iglehart street.
gave dinner Thursday afternoon in honor Of
Harry Baker assisted. Among those present
were Mrs. F. c. Townes and her sister, Mrs.
J. o. Fadden, of Grand Forks; Miss Belle
Tower, Miss May Carney and Miss Gertie
Bremen.
w. B. Hastings. of Twelfth street, was
agreeably surprised by large number of his
friends Friday evening. Progressive cinch
was INDUCED in till late hour, when re-
freshments were served. The prizes were
won by Mrs. Snow, Mrs. Longaker, Miss Oh
son, Mr.. Roetz, Mr.. Snow and Mr.. Gudino.
The Monday Evening Study club met last
week at the Aberdeen. Miss Cononer gave a
resume Of the work; w. B. Begg discussed
the present ruler Of Germany and his policy;
Miss Guthrie dealt with the subject OF Der
lin and the Court" and the class considered
Chancellor Won Caprivi."
The December meeting of the Central Study
club occurred Monday evening in the lecture
room of the Peoples church. Particular
phases of the general theme Of Greek life
were developed Musical numbers were also
given by Mrs. De Wolf and Miss Wilson.
Mrs. w. F. Lord entertained at pink and
home on Portland avenue. She was assisted
by Mrs. Fleckenstein Mrs. II. VI. Tuelle, Mrs
Frank Van Duyne, Misses Ida May Lord and
Donalda Donald
avenue, entertained the Feuille DErable
Euchre club Friday evening. Prizes were
won by Mrs E. W. Bazille and Mrs. A.
Charbonneau, F. Benoit and L. Parent
Mrs. L. L. c. Brooks of Western avenue,
gave a series of cinch parties Thursday and
Friday evenings. There were seven tables
each evening company. The decorations were
palms and American Beauty roses.
The st. Paul Palette club gave it's fifth art
symposium Wednesday evening in the Nation
nTr A .,.D 10, hill D,on
Brewer gave lecture on Genius in Art. ="
Mrs. T. H. Orion gave reading.
Mrs. w. D. George Of Dayton avenue. en-
tertained at progressive euchre Thursday and
Miss Sproat assisted the hostess in both func
tons.
Miss Robbins, of Summit avenue, enter
tanned Thursday at an informal tea for her
guest, Mrs Walter Martin. of Columbus, o.
Mrs. NJ. D. Grover gave a dinner Of ten
covers Tuesday evening for Mrs. Cox, OF
Cleveland, and Miss Pond, of Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. Sperry, of Holly avenue,
entertained informally at duplicate whist
Thursday evening for Miss Sargent.
Miss ]. L. Shepherd addressed the ST. An
thony Park Mothers club Monday afternoon
on the subject of Cooking"
Mrs. Harry Carroll of Holy avenue en-
tertained at euchre Friday evening in honor
of Mrs Carrol's birthday.
Mrs S. E. Mahan of Virginia avenue, gave
Minneapolis Thursday.
The Misses Roach, of Grove street, enter
tanned Friday evening for Milo Price, of Wac
conda. IL.
The Young Ladies' Euchre club met Thurs
day with Miss Grace Sanborn, Of Virginia
avenue
Mrs. Henry Rochet, of oakdale avenue, en-
terta:ned the Cinch-VCare club Monday even
ing
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Hayes entertained Mrs.
Hayes Sunday school class last evening.
Mrs John F. Fulton entertained Informally
Tuesday afternoon at duplicate whist
Miss Tarbox gave luncheon Of twelve
covers Thursday for Miss Gotham.
Mrs F. H. Rice, of the Virginia, entertained
informally Monday evening.
The Women's Aid Society of the
Dayton Avenue Presbyterian Church
will hold their annual Christmas sale of
aprons, handkerchiefs and other useful