The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-11-23
SOCIAL AND OTHERWISE.
ST. Luke's Hospital Preparing for
IT'S Annual Ball.

It's Annual Ball.
On the 18th Of December, st. Luke 5
hospital will give it's annual ball at
the Masonic Temple. The people of
st. Paul have never failed to most
heartily support the managers Of the
hospital on this occasion, and In re-
turn the ladies have used their utmost
endeavors to give their guests a charm
ing entertainment. The hospital does
not ask for annual subscriptions, but
it's friends have always generously
contributed to it's funds by the pur-
chase of bali tickets. From present in
dications, the SUCCESS of the ball is as
sured. Of the eight, boxes, five have al
ready been sold Tickets can be OBJ
tanned from the lady managers. Single
tickets, admitting one person, 81. Tick
cts admitting three persons, a gentle
man and two ladies, $40 Every ticket
includes supper.
Miss Nelson gave a reception at the Aber-
deem yesterday afternoon from to o'clock.
The parlors were handsomely decorated with
palms, roses and chrysanthemums. The
hostess received her guests before a bank
OF palms and chrysanthemums. Mesdames
9. Y. Bacon, Timberlake, D. A. Montfort and
G. B. Young served ices and chocolate, while
Mesdames ]. c. Hill and P. H. Gotzian dis
pensed punch. The hostess otherwise was
assisted by Mesdames A. E. Senkler, Carey,
Hutchinson, Parlin, Beebee, Maxfeld, W. H.
Sanborn, Culbertson, F. NJ. Douglass. W. R.
Merriam, BENJAMIN Thompson. Misses Senk-
Ter, Beebee. Gilfllan, Fanny Gilfllan, An
dews, Lizzie Andrews. Mead, Hill, Timber
lake. E. Undertake, Appleby, Loughborough,
Rankin. Carey, Gotham, Grace sanborn and
Merriam.
Mrs. Charles schuneman has cards out for
reception to be given next Tuesday for
Miss Hopkins.
Mrs. W. F. Peet, of Dayton avenue, enter
tanned at cinch last evening for Miss Lam
born.
Mrs. Henry Hague Vaughan of St. An
thony Park, will receive this afternoon.
The Monday Evening Study circle met yes
terday at ISL College avenue. The Seven
Weeks, War was discussed by Lewis Mann.
and the Franco-Prussian war by G. A.
Clark.
The Misses Lyons. of Cedar street. enter
tanned at cards last evening for Mrs. Lincoln
Harper, Of Toledo, o.
dancing club has been formed by Mime
apolitans along liberal lines, the object be-
ing to counterfeit the disintegrating tendency
of cliques. The leaders are planning q SER
les of functions, which will in one phase or
another meet the taste of all people socially
inclined. Cards as we'll as dancing will be
feature of the entertainments, the first OF
which will occur Friday evening at the West
hotel. The second will occur New Year
night and will be a much larger affair. To
this party 1t is proposed to invite some st.
Paul people, and to run a special for
their benefit.
The Monday Art and History class met
yesterday and listened to the illustrated de-
scription of Giatto's frescoes.
The Arlington Hills Mothers club will meet
tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock in the kin
dergarten rooms of the Ericsson school.
The Magazine club will meet this morning
with Mrs. Norval Marchand, of lot st. AL
bans street.
The Misses Lyons entertained at euchre yes
terday afternoon, fourteen tables being played.
Those who assisted were: Mesdames L. L.
May, E. A. Whitaker and w. f. Sapp, of
Toledo, o. Prizes were won by Misses Alb
bic Warner, Lucille Darragh and Hendricks.
The seventeenth annual ball of the Boiler
makers Union Branch No. will be held
at Oxford hall Wednesday evening Nov. "a.
Miss Amy Horn, of Laurel avenue, has re-
turned from Europe.
Mme Blauvelt, who has been a guest at
the Aberdeen since Saturday, spent yesterday
in Minneapolis.
Mrs. F. B. Kellogg is in Chicago.
Mrs. w. B. Kane expects to spend the win
ter in California.
L. P. White, of Brainerd, is the guest Of
his daughter, Mrs. A. A. White, of Summit