The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-11-18
SOCIAL. EVENTS OF A DAY.
Reception in Honor of Misses Max
field and Carey.


Mrs. E y. Saunders and Miss Saunders OF
323 Summit avenue gave a reception yester-
day afternoon for Miss Maxfeld and MISS
Carey The decorations, which were effected
with palms and chry santhemums, were taste-
full In the breakfast room, where coHee was
served. yellow prevailed; in the dining room,
where the guests were refreshed with ice
cream, white chrysanthemums were artist
ically arranged. Those assisting the hostess
were: Mesdames MaXfield, Carey, Cathcart
Bass, Norris, Kenneth Clark, Hannaford
Hill George B. Young, n. p. Langford, A.
]. Langford; Misses Hill, Furness, Bass Cut
Ter. Noyes, Simpson and the debutantes Of
the season.
Mrs. Bernard zimmerman, Of 246 Pleasant
avenue gave progressive euchre party OF
eleven tables yesterday afternoon. me re-
ception room was enhanced for the occasion
with pink chrysanthemums and the music
room was effectively decorated in yellow.
entertained a number of her friends yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. Percy Vittum entertained at luncheon
George Phipps.
Miss Campbell. of Laurel avenue, gave
a euchre party last evening.
Dr. A. ]. Stone addressed the various
Mothers clubs yesterday afternoon in the
assembly room of the Central high school,
His subject was Practical Household SAM
tation," and was handled by him with a
clearness and effectiveness that made his ad-
dress both interesting and instructive The
doctor described the nature and growth of
disease germs explaining the conditions fav-
erable to their propagation and stating that
every piece Of decaying vegetable or animal
matter forms an ideal garden in which the
death bearing germs embed themselves and
immediately proceed to raise a dangerous
urpr ladi uyhn
heard the address.
The young people Of Unity church will
give a poster social tomorrow evening at the
lecture hall of the church
Mrs. F. w Whitmore, of Clinton avenue
entertained the W. G. club last evening.
Mrs. John o. DazeH nee WATSON. Of Gin
cinnati. was the honcred guest yesterday
afternoon of Mrs. ]. w. Owens who gave a
progressive euchre party at her home, 9O1
Nelson avenue. Palms, ferns, roses, chTys-
anthemums and carnations lent their frag-
rance and color tremendously to the rooms
Mrs. Owens assisted in the function by
Mesdames DaZell Walter Dickerman w. r.
Cooke, +. NJ. Hoyt and c. E. Dickerman.
Mrs. C. E. Mason, of Holly avenue. enter
tanned at luncheon yesterday for Mrs. JONES
F. Wade. Historic flags, English, German
and American were the unique decorations
for the occasion There were about sixty
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles B. Gedney, of 500
Salby avenue gave dancing and card party
in celebration of Mr.. Gedneys birthday on
Tuesday evening. The guests from Mime
apolis were: Mr. and Mrs. VIII Tupper, c.
II. Robinson E. E. Witchie, W. P. Cleator
H. A. Weld, L. L. Bosw srth D. R. Mcknight
l. Gedney, E. L. Gedney, Charles HUM
Burns. Mrs. B. A. Haywood Miss Sophie
Witchie, Miss Kitty Gedney, Ralph Colyer
James Gray and Harry Gedney. The st. Paul
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Farwell
6. F. Clifford. Harry Huntington, W. w
Broughton, A. W. Potter, Mrs. Hutchins,
Miss Beulah Baker Miss Birdena Farwell;
Omaha, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gregoy.
Tomorrow the Woman's Foreign Missionary