The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-05-12
I'm DIR. ANDREWS HONOR.
Charming Reception Given Las
Night Mt Christ Church.

Charming Reception Given Last
Night Mt Christ Church.
A very pretty event was the recep-
ton rendered DIR. Andrews last even
ing at Christ church by the ladies Of
the congregation. DR.. Andrews is to
leave shortly for Europe, where he will
spend two months vacation. While
abroad he will attend the Pan-Angali-
can Council at Lambeth, England,
which convenes once in ten years A
large and representative gathering was
present, among whom were q number
Of the Twin City clergy. Mrs. J. b.
Hoxie and Mrs. Alexander Cathcart
presided at the refreshment table The
Guild room was embellished with large
palms and the tables were adorned
with cut flowers. On the refreshment
table was a huge centerpiece OF
American Beauties. Those assisting in
receiving were: Mrs. j. l.. Forepaugh,
Mrs. w. B. Bend, Mrs. A. A. White.
Mrs. A. Langford, Mrs Willis, Mrs. j.
B. Hoxie, Mrs Alexander Cathcart,
Mrs. w. S. Undertake, Mrs S. S.
Beacher.
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin w. Lee, of
Rush City, were in town last evening
on their way to Litchfield. Mimi. to
attend the annual meeting Of the
grand chapter, 0. q. S.
Thoroughly Oriental in its appoint
ments was the, Japanese tea given, yes:
terday afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
c. P. Howess 81 Fairmount avenue,
which was given in benefit Of the Peo-
pies church. The rooms lighted with
japanese lanterns, were redolent with
the rich fragrance of plum blossoms
The guests, many Of whom wore the
distinctive costume of japan, sat on
cushions on the matted floors. no
| chairs being permitted to mar the
Oriental simplicity of the scene The
windows were screened with mating,
and rich rugs Of japanese design
added to the fitness of the appoint
ments. The mandolin club, including
Miss Foster, Miss Rossell and Miss
Simpson, played, Mrs. Megaw read
paper on Japan, Mrs. T. D. Sheehan
gave a piano selection, and Mrs. D. S.
B. Johnston gave an interesting paper
on the home life Of Japan. Assisting
the hostess in receiving were Mrs. w.
Monty (who had charge of the pro-
gramme), Mrs. A. D. Brown, Mrs.
Natrass and Mrs. Keith. Assisting In
the dining room were Miss Listoe, Miss
May. Miss Mather and Miss File
brown.
rehearsal for the cantata which is to be
given this evening in Goodrich Avenue church
by chorus of sixty or more voices, was
held last evening in House of Hope parlors.
The chorus is an excellent one and does good
work.
Mrs. Demming, of Western avenue, has re-
turned from Chicago.
Mrs. Baldwin and daughter will return to-
day from the South.
Frank Towle is at Casselton, N. D., visiting
at the Dalrymple country place.
Bishop Gilbert and family will leave short
ly for their summer home at Faribault.
Mrs. Norwood, of Chicago is the guest of
Mrs. Stewart Moore, of Holly avenue.
Mrs. Corbett, of Grand Forks. N. D., is
visiting Mrs. E. M. Prouty, of Holly avenue
Miss Maud Moon, of Duluth is the guest
of Miss Harrington, of Pleasant avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Otis, of Oakland avenue
are domicied at Delwood for the summer
Mrs. A. B. sibiey and children have re-
turned from six weeks visit in Quincy, ILL.,
Mrs. D. B. Smith Jr.. of Duluth, is the
guest of Mrs. j. E. McWilliams, Of Summit
avenue.
Miss Frances Whitehouse and Miss Marion
Wellington left last evening for New York
Mrs. Henry Horn, Of Irvine park, will give
a reception Saturday for Mrs. w. 8. Hall
and Miss Welsh of Maryland.
Mrs. Charles Schuneman has been ap-
pointed visitor Of the Babies home for this
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rhodes and Miss Rhodes,
of Portland avenue are visiting in Chi
cagO.
Maj. John Espy and family, of Summit av-
enue, will occupy their cottage at White
Bear lake this summer.
Mrs. ]. G. Fisher of Washington, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Middleton, will spend
the summer in st. Paul.
The vigilant club held it's last meeting of
the season Monday at the residence of Mrs.
Frank Dufrene. Merriam Park.
pilgrim England was the topic of the
Merriam Park Travel club which met last
evening in Olivet Congregational church.
John Dinsmore presided. Interesting talks
were given by Mrs. H. G. Selby, Miss Nelson,
Walter Still and III, A. Riser.