The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-03-02
DINNER COTILLION BY SEVEN MA
TRONs AT TOWN AND COUNTRY
CLUB.
IT is A NOVELTY IN ST. PAUL
SEVEN DINNER PARTIES ARE
MERGED INTO ONE ENJOYABLE
AND PRETTY FUNCTION.
Mrs. RuLard Hurd Gives Lunch
eOn-SeveraI Events for the Re-
mainder of Social Season.

ml1nOer or social season.
Something novel in st. Paul society
circles was the dinner cotillion given
last evening at the Town and Country
club by seven matrons. 1t was prob
ably the last large function which will
come off at the club house till after
Easter, and was delightfully."- arranged,
proving a most enjoyable close to a
season already notable for its pretty
social events, large and small. Dinner
cotillions have obtained in the East
for some time, but have never before
been inaugurated in st. Paul. The
hOstesses last evening were:
Mesdames- John Townsend
Archibald MacLaren, L. P. Ordway,
Milton Gr:ggs, Sherman Finch,
&. w. Peet, w. H. Lightner.
Each of the women gave a dinner of
ten covers at her own home previous
to the german, and directly
following dinner the guests were driven
to the club house in buses. Each mar
ried woman contributed one set Of
faVOrs for the german which followed.
Walter Driscoll led. The favors were
pretty odds and ends, and were given
out by Mrs. George Bum and Mrs.
Walter Morton. At dinner the guests
were entertained as follows:
At the Griggs Home-Mr. and Mrs. Milton
Griggs, Mr.. and Mrs. John Jackson, Miss
Fannie Smyth, Miss Margaret Mann, Miss
Bessie Winter; James Hill, Walter Heffel-
finger and Thomas Cochran.
AT the Peet Home-Mr. and Mrs. VIII
Peet, DR.. and Mrs. Robert Wheaton Mr.
and Mrs. Shepley, Miss Julia Stevenon, Miss
sanborn, MIR; Stewart and Mr.: Bigelow:
At the Ordway Residence-Mr. and Mrs.
l.. p. Ordway, Mr. and Mrs. o. L. Taylor
Miss Stevenson, Miss Finch, Miss Margaret
Hall, Lewis HILL Ed Durant, Alex Horn
and Mr.. Parker.
At the MacLaren Home-Mr. and Mrs Archi-
bald MacLaren DR.. and Mrs. Foster Mr.. and
Mrs. John Field, Miss Taylor Miss Furness
Miss Newport, Fitzhugh Burns, viii Arm
strong and Mr.. Dean.
At the Townsend Home-Mr. and Mrs. John
Townsend, Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Drake, Miss
Mabel Horn, Miss Noyes, Miss Emily Rob-
bins, Walter Dr-scoll, Mr.. McClung and Mr.
Langford.
At the L:ghtner Home-Mr. and Mrs. W.
II. Lightner, Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce, Mr. and
Mrs. J. F, Elmer, Miss Ray Lamprey, Miss
Bigelow, Mr.. Young and Mr.. Yardley.
At the Finch Residence-Mr. and Mrs
Sherman Finch, Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Her
sey, Miss Florence Lamprey, Miss Bishop,
Miss Undertake, Bum Hersey. Mr.. Trow-
Mrs. Rukard Hurd gave luncheon yes
were Mrs. c. P. Noyes, Mrs r. NJ Newport,
Mrs John Fulton, Mrs Triton, Mrs G. w
Gerard, Mrs. W. E. p. French Mrs G. E.
Glenn, Mrs. j. b. Tarbox and Miss Foota-
The board of managers Of the Babies home
on Lincoln avenue held its regular monthly
twenty six babies cared for during February.
Hazel Park Daughters of the King stated
through Mesdames II. NJ TueIle and A. b.
Brand its resolve to contribute toward the
nome. Visitor for the month will be Mrs.
Z. E. Oles. Head of medical staff, DR.. John
Rogers.
The last large social event till after the
close of Lent will be the reception given to-
day by Mrs. John White at her home on
Portland avenue. This will close the winter
season, and will be attended by a large num-
Der of society women.
Miss Mabel Horn gives a luncheon this aft
ernoon for Miss Galloway, her guest
Miss Kingsley, of Marshall avenue, gives
a colonial party this evening.
Mrs. E. L. Hersey. of Laurel avenue, en-
alter party follows.
Miss Julia Brennan. of Collins street, en-
tertained at cards last evening.
Mrs. Dittman entertained the Vigilant club
last evening at 4S1 Iglehart street.
The Fortnightiy club meets this evening
with Mrs. Patterson, of Portland avenue.
A musical and literary entertainment will
be given this evening in the parlors of Pacific
Congregational church.
The Wyandotte Social club gave a party
last evening in A. o. U. w. temple
Mrs. George Clifford and Mrs. H. B. Far
well will give card party this afternoon.
The Ideal Euchre club meets this evening
at the home Of Mrs. A. A. Doolittle, IF Good
rich avenue.
Col. and Mrs. Hunter, of the Marlborough.
gave a dinner last evening for Lieut. and
! Mrs. Dean.
Mrs. c. R. Goss, If Pleasant avenue. enter
tanned the Pleasant Avenue Euchre club last
| evening.
The Henrietta social club gives a party his
evening in the White house.
The Twentieth Century club gives g party
! this evening in Lifts hall.
Miss Kipp, of Dayton avenue, entertained
]
| Ing dish spread last evening.
! Miss Mary Holmes entertained the Young
Peoples Euchre club last evening.
The monthly meeting of the school of fine
arts will be held this morning.
The Cleaners. OF st. Johns church, meet
! today with Miss Elsie Constans, of Summit
! avenue.
The Young Peoples Missionary Society OF
! First NJ. e. Church meets today with Miss
! Fairchild, Of Dayton avenue.
St. Paul Missions Glass meets today il
| Christ church.
! St. Joseph's Dramatic club gives an enter
! tainment this evening in Association hall
| Virginia avenue and Carroll street.
Miss Edith Fryer and Miss Grace StillweIl
gave dancing party last evening in the
| barn"
The monthly meeting Of the Day nursery
! will be held this morning.
An entertainment was given last evening IN
| st. Peter Claver's church, Harrington and
| Aurora avenues. An enjoyable programme
was given and supper served.
card party this evening.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the West side
! Baptist Church gives dime social this even
/ ing at the home of Mr.. Butler, East Robie
/ street Mrs. Clifford, Mrs. Harmon, Mrs
! Rolf and Mr.. Harmon will contribute to the
/ programme