The Saint Paul globe., 1897-08-13
on the lock game. BY this, he could be
held in Jail as q witness.
SOCIAL EVENTS OF THE DAY.
Afternoon Luncheon and Othe1
Partiesof Pastime.

AFTERNOON Luncheon and Other
PartiesJo of Pastime.
Mrs. ]. ]. Parker gave a luncheon
| yesterday afternoon p at her summer
nome at Lake Minnetonka.
Mrs. D. C. Martin' and Mrs. Elmer
e: Foss gave thinlb1e bee yesterday
AFTERNOON at the home of Mrs. Martin
! on Bayless avenue.
The parlors We're decorated with
sweet peas and the dining room with
nasturtiums. Mfs. Martin was assisted
by her sister, Miss Sheldon. About
loO women were,Ifpres3f}nt
Ex-Gov. and MrsaW. r. Merriam enter
tanned large party of ST. Paul young peo-
PIE PIE last evening aNs their summer home at
Mr.. and Mrs. W.9 H. Wood gave recep-
tion last evening at their home, 1853 Nina
avenue, for Rev. and Mrs. 7. j. Jackson, of
Long island. Mrs. John Quincy Adams, Mrs.
Richard Washington, Mrs. N. p Langford
ana Mrs. r. B. Galusha presided in the din
ing room, and were assisted by Miss Sargent,
| Miss Chittenden, Miss McKibben Miss Gal
usha and Miss Wood Punch was served
IN the library by Mrs. John c. Hill and
| Mrs. Abbott. Assisting throughout the par
lors were Mrs. A. G. Brisbine, Mrs. T. I.
Smith, Mrs. Boardman, Mrs. Hayes, Mrs
Edgerton. The reception room was decorated
WIN clusters of sweet peas and roses, the
and the dining room was in white and green,
| with white sweet peas, maiden-hair ferns and
smIiaX, while the archways connecting the
rooms were draped with asparagus vine. Mrs.
Jackson wore a gown of green silk with over
| dress OF applique lace; Mrs. Wood wore black
! SILK with black lace; Mrs. Adams, white
sllk SIX with white chiffon trimmings; Mrs, Hill,
black silk, applique lace; Mrs. Langford, black
| SILK with vest of pink chiffon; Mrs. Galusha,
| deep red silk with trimmings OF cream lace
and velvet About 200 people were present,
| among Jvor Mr. md MrS a A White
! Mr.. and Mrs. Chittenden, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
gerton, Mr.. and Mrs. Bass, Mrs. Bend, Mr..
ana Mrs. J. w Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. Horn,
Mr. and Mrs. Saunders Mr.. and Mrs. Borup.
Mrs. ]. E. McWiIliams gave euchre of
| Twelve tables yesterday afternoon from
| rows, of Florida Mrs McWilliams received
informally from to 6, also for her sister. and
was assisted by Mrs. H. R. Brill, Mrs F. e.
| Rice, Mrs. w. H. Newman and Mrs. James
| ). Bryant. The parlors and dining room
were tastefully decorated with clusters of
/ sweet peas and mignonette.
| A luncheon in honor of Miss Birch, of Balti-
more, was given yesterday by Miss Towle, of
Lincoln avenue.
/ A floral german will be given Tuesday even
| ing by Miss Mabel Horn for Miss Hickox
and Miss Mcclure, of Chicago, who are her
| guests. u ~
| The women of the Christian church gave a
! lawn lawn party last evening on the lawn ad-
| joining the church. In the center of the
grounds was the lemonade BOOTH decorated
| with red, white and blue bunting and pre-
sided over by Mrs A. H. Stem. The ice
| cream tables, which were decorated with
| flowers, were in charge of Mesdames ]. T.
! Ingersol N. NJ. Thomas, Loughren, Moncreif,
r. F. Eldridge, w. H. Crandall, Harry
Crandall and the Misses Maggie Smith, Alice
Kenny, Florence Pierce, Jensen, Helen Will
l1ams, Mabel Bogart. Mrs, l.. j. Nelson and
Mrs. Rodgers were in charge of the refresh
ment table,
| Miss Lucille Hodgson, Of Dayton avenue,
gave bicycle party Wednesday morning.
parlor concert was given last evening at
| the home of Mrs. Elmquist, 565 Canada street.
bicycle party was given last evening by
Miss Bessie Warner, of Holly avenue. A
run to the river and return made, after
which refreshments were served on the lawn,
which lighted with lanterns, while rugs,
about. Mrs. Ogden, assisted by Mrs. Sperry,
! served. Those present were the Misses Lot
Steward, Mariner. Brundage,. Alice Perry,
Maude Ryan, Gussie Richardson, Mary
Reaney, and Messrs. Reilly, Foster, Shaw,
Risser, Griggs Boyer, Oakes, Clapp, Brooks,
! Perry, Cardesley and kineger.
Mrs. $. E rla Mahan. Of Virginia avenue,
daughter Florences fourteenth anniversary.
She was assisted by Misses Holmes and Jay
and her daughters Lucille, and Emily. The
Rarlors ; and dining reonf were decorated with
turtiums. Sweet peas bowed with ribbons
were attaehedeto the place cards. The guests
Marian Thatcher, Alma De Camp Stella Hum
phrey, Clara Manson, Margaret Clancey
Gretchen Uttley, Bernice and Mildred Jay,
May Provencher Ray Allie, Lott!e Wood
! land and May Prendergast.
Mrs. DR.. F. NJ. strouse, of Philadelphia, Pa,
is visiting her father. H. ]. Strouse, and is
stopping at 81 Dayton avenue
Mrs. Horn, of New York city, who is en-
route for Japan, is the guest of Mrs. New
man, of Summit avenue.
Miss Pitts, of Aurora avenue, enter
tanned Wednesday evening for Miss
| Herman.
| Miss Hackney, who has been the guest of
| Mrs. Hoyt, returns Monday to her home in
| Kansas City.
Mrs. Buck and Miss, Buck, of Lockport,
N: Y. and Miss Carruth, of New York city,
who have been the guests. of Mrs. Henry
Hale, returned home Tuesday.
! Mrs. NJ. F. Copper of Philadelphia, who
has been the guest of Mrs. A. H. Hoagland,
returned home yesterday.
Mrs. D. A. Monfort returns next week from
| Washington, D. G. Mrs. Gehan, her daugh-
ter, will accompany her.
| Mrs. Henry B. Farwell,. of S2f Selby ave-
nue., returned yesterday from a six weeks
| trip to California.
The Misses Mynter, of Baltimore, are the
| guests of Mrs. Charles Palmer, of Oakland
! avenue.
Miss May Douglas, of Fargo, is the guest
of Miss Florence Messner, of the Ashland.
Mrs. E. H. MeHenry, of Summit court re-
turned yesterday from the Atlantic coast,
! The Misses Pollock, of Sherman avenue
are entertaining Miss Grant, of Chicago
Miss Florence OBrien left this week for
! New York. She will sail for Europe
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Robinson of Summit
avenue, left yesterday for a river trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Allen, of Lincoln ave-
nue., have returned from Minnetonka.
Mrs. L. M. Bisbee, of Springfield. Mo-. is
the guest of Mrs. Oliver Crosby.
Mrs. Pearl Smith, of Wisconsin, is the
guest of Mrs. E. A. Beebe.
Mrs. W. N. Sims, Of Cincinnati, is visiting
| her brother, Rukard Hurd.
Mrs. NJ D. Edwards. of Laurel avenue. has
| gone to Geneva Beach.
Mrs. J. F. R. Hogle is the guest of Mrs
! ]. A. Gregg.
Miss Florence Hart left yesterday for West
Superior.
Miss Elsie Kalman leaves Sunday for Mil
waukee.
Mrs. John Bradley, is. in Cooperstown,
N. D.
Mrs J. c. shandrew has returned from the
| East.
Miss Myra Holmes is in New Richmond.
Wis.
Miss Bertha Sleeper has gone to Wisconsin.
Attention, G.. A. r.
Join with your comrades of Aclzor
| Post in through cars st. Paul to Buff
falo via the Wisconsin Central lines
Two trains daily morning and even