The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-19
JUNE SOCIAL EVENTS,
Mrs. Carpenter Entertains at DupIi-
cate Whist-PersonaI Mention

cate Whist-Pers0naI Mention.
street, entertained at duplicate whist
yesterday afternoon. Seven tables
were played. Mrs. Floete and Miss
White presided in the dining table, the
center piece of which was large
bunch Of pink peonies. Among those
present were Mrs. Beaumont, Mrs. A.
K. Thompson, Mrs. Shipman, Mrs. j..
A: A. White, Mrs. Norton. Mrs. L..
Washington, Mrs. S. Moore, Mrs.
Graves, Mrs. Thompkins. Mrs Light
ner, Mrs. Ranny, Mrs. Upham, Mrs.
J: w. Bass, Mrs. Tillon, Mrs. Brown,
Mrs. A. r. Dalrymple, Mrs. F. E. Rice.
mrs =. Dalrymple, Mrs. G. B. Young,
MRS. Z. Spencer, Mrs. N. P. Langford,
MRS. Hale, Mrs. H F. Stevens. Mrs.
AVerill, Mrs. Mclean and Mrs. Nc
Williams.
Mrs. A. Mcclellan and the Misses Mcclellan
nave issued cards for reception Tuesday at
their home, 331 Nelson avenue, for Mrs A. E.
Horn and Mrs. Begg.
The excursion party given by Mrs. Eugene
loWle, OF Cedar avenue, will take a trip up
the Mississippi this afternoon.
A concert was given last evening at the
Swedish Lutheran church, John and Wood
ward streets, by the Norwegian Trinity
church.
on the Kelly grounds, on Maria avenue, the
proceeds of which will be given to assist
in the trip through ireland contest between
rather Gleason and Father Dolphin.
One of the prettiest receptions of the sea-
son was given last evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
II. }. Horn at their home, 80 Irvine park, for
Mr.. and Mrs. Horn and Miss Mable Horn
who made her dphJt. intO S0piptv q
porches were inclosed in blue and white
bunting and were furnished with chairs and
rugs. Mrs. Hays served lunch on the front
piazza.
The front parlor was decorted with white
lilies and asparagus vine and the halls and
back parlor were decorated with roses, palms
and flags. Mrs. D. A. MonfOrt and Mrs. John
Q. Adams presided in the dining room, which
was in pink with roses. About $50 guests
were present during the evening, but the
spacious house was not crowded at any time.
An orchestra, hidden behind palms, played
during the evening. The floors were can
Yassed and dancing was enjoyed later in the
evening. Some of the gowns worn were: Mrs.
Alexander Horn, white satin with white chif-
fon; Mrs. d. A. Monfort, blue brocaded silk
with lace, diamonds; Mrs. Seymour, cream
satin, white chiffon; Miss Davis, old gold
silk; Mrs Graves, pink silk, covered with
lace. Offers W. were r'sent were: Mr.. and
Mrs. II. E. Blgelow, Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ.
Hayes, MIR. and Mrs. T. 7. Smith, Dr. and
Mrs. Rhodes, Mrs. Fitzgerald, MIR. and Mrs.
Mrs. Chittenden, Mr.. and Mrs. Abbott Mr..
and Mrs. Young, Mrs. F. P. Banning. Mr..
and Mrs H. l.. Moss. Mr.. and Mrs. Moore
and Mr.. and Mrs. Flandreau.
The women of the Central Park Presbyter-
ian church gave a social last evening in
the church parlors for DR.. and Mrs. Medium,
in honor Of the twelfth anniversary of their
marriage. The lecture room was tastefully de-
corated with roses, palms and ferns. The
dining table, which was presided over by
Mrs. Davidson and Mrs. Hendrick, had a
large bunch OF pink carnations as a center
piece. Miss M. Burnett gave a vocal selec-
ton ard Miss Hennessy rected THE Play
Actress Mr. JudsOn also gave a recitation !;
done by the women of the church since its
organization twenty-eight years ago. Among
those assistir were Mesdames Campbell, Bar
rett, Davidson, Osgood, Bra!den and Judson.
The third matinee for the benefit of the
Babies home was given from to 6 yesterday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Matthew Clark,
GA Summit avenue. Miss Kenyon recited "a
Piece of Advice" 81 Dunno" and Japan
csc Lullaby" Prof. Colville sang "a Thou
sand Fold" and PADDY" Happy Days" as
obi cato by Douglas Wright was rapturcusly
applauded. Mrs. Yale gave Chine Eyes Win
Tell" GA Dream" and ''Florian's Song The
programme closed with the recitation, ken
lucky CARDINAL" by Miss Hammerly. After
the programme light refreshments were
served. About 100 women were present.
A lawn social will be given tonight on
Woodward avenue by the Ladies' Guild Society
of st. Sigfred's Church.
Mrs. Richard Washington and Mrs. Wilcox
are in st. Louis.
Miss Cook is visiting Miss Clark ats her
home, GA Summit avenue.
Miss Bell and Miss Shaw are the guests of
Miss Josephine Kaiman, of Summit avenue.