The Saint Paul globe., 1897-08-31
IN AN ORIOLES HONOR.
Baltimore GirI Royalty Greeted by
st. Paul Society.


st. Paul Society.
Miss Birch, Of Baltimore was the
honored guest at a dancing party given
at the Albion last evening, by about
sixty gentlemen. The dancing hall was
decorated with golden rod, sweet peas,
palms and roses and made a pretty set
ting for the gay and dainty gowns of
the ladies. The patronesses for the
evening were: Mrs. Reuben Warner.
who wore gown of bengaline trimmed
with chiffon and ornamented with dia-
monds; Mrs: Eugene Towle, gowned in
white satin with pearl trimmings; Mrs.
Mark Dickey, in pink organdie over
pink taffeta and trimmed with chiffon;
and Mrs. Harry Warner, who was at
tired in white organdie over white
silk with Roman trimmings.
At the conclusion of the first part of
the programme the guests were served
with refreshments. The ST. Anthony
Hill orchestra furnished the music for
the evening.
The gentlemen, who gave the party, were:
Messrs. Albrecht, Barlow, Bicknell, Bemlin,
Dickey, Darragh, Danz, Dugan, Doran, Ed
wards, Frost Fitzpatrick Gallich, Hughtalin,
Helion, Harrington, Halderman, Hemming-
house. Hutson, Hutson, Johnson, Knauft,
Leod, Mcguire, MacGewan, Neely, Naytor
Frankland Richardson, NJ. ]. Redding, Nat
Rogers, seeley,. Theobald, Logan Tucker. H.
| Reuben Warner, Harry Warner, Dave White
Arthur White, Sibley Young, Wallace, will
liam Flint, Dick o'Brien. Markham and
| Sheehan.
| Mrs. P. r. L. Hardenbergh entertain
| ed a company of friends at cards last
| evening in honor of her guest, Miss
| Chapman, of Columbus, o.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Merrill, Of $50
| Cambridge avenue, invited a small
| w. Nelson Burritt, of Chicago, and
| Nh. and Mrs. GrOtecloSs, of New York.
Mrs E. o. Tooker, of 873 Fairmount
avenue, entertained a small company
informally last evening, for Mrs. O..
B. Hills, of Omaha.
| Mrs H w. Davis. of GIL Fairmount
avenue entertained the Crocus Hill
Euchre club yesterday afternoon.
Misses Livingston. of Summit avenue,
will give a german this evening for
Miss Abbott, of Pittsburg.
Mrs. H. T. Black, of Ashland avenue,
will invite number of friends infor-
mally Thursday afternoon in honor of
Miss Belle Lufkin, of Chicago.
The board of lady managers will have
a meeting at the free dispensary to-
morrow morning at $50 clock.
The Sewing Society of Ellsworth Cir
Gle No. 8, Ladies of the G. A. R., will
meet today at the home of Mrs. Swank,
309 South Exchange street.
The Society of Kings Daughters Of
| II. Go1 -.
| have silver social Thursday evening
at the home of Miss Pierce corner of
Brainerd avenue and De Soto street.
A band of gypsies will make their
camp on the lawn adjoining the
grounds of Woodland Park Baptist
church. Thursday afternoon and even
| ing All the features of gypsy life will
| be in evidence, corn roasting, kettle
| lemonade, fortune telling witches,
gypsy queens and genuine gypsy
| ponies.
| Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Dibhle and Miss
| Dibble, of 1919 Summit avenue, have
returned fromsa short outing at Bay
| field, Wis.
| Miss Nettie Boston has returned from
| Winona-
| Mrs. ]. E. Weirick is entertaining the
| Misses Hills, of Omaha.
| Miss KreutZer, Of Ashland avenue, has re-
| turned from Buffalo.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Fernald have returned
| from the Yellowstone
Mrs. John s. Prince and Miss Prince left
| Sunday evening for New York.
Mrs. c. H. Woodward, of st. Peter street,
/ is visiting friends in st. Cloud.
Mrs. J. w. Cooper, of Fairmount avenue,
/ has returned from Prior lake.
| Miss Finch, OF Summit avenue, is enter
| tanning Mdss Merriam, of Forest lake.
| Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Chamberlin and daugh-