The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-13

Friday evening at her home on Fountain
street to the friends and teachers of the
Van Buren, school. The grounds were lighted
by Japenese lanterns and camp fires. The
by Miss May SINNERS and Mrs. Burke, songs
by Miss Gibbs and Mr.. Churchill and in
strumental music by the Hayden children.
Mrs. Burgmeier was assisted by Mrs. HourOt,
Mrs. Hines, Mrs Bridge and Mrs Won
Deyne.
Mrs. Peter Otto was surprised Friday even
ing by party of young people of st. James
English Evangelical Lutheran church at her
home. 600 Marshall avenue. Rev. Frank E.
Jenson gave an address and. the musical part
Of the evenings entertainment was furnished
by Miss Bayer and MeSsrs. Johnson, Rou-
deem. Wergedahl and Otto
Greek party was given Tuesday evening at
the home OF Dr., and Mrs. s. o. Pine, OF
Lincoln avenue. Mrs. Pine was assited by
Mrs. w H. Monty. Mrs. Hammersi;, Mrs.
J. w. Mattress Mrs. LiStoe and the Misses
Robinson, Ames, Cook. Hause and Hamersly,
all of whom were gowned in Greek robes.
Mrs. Oliver Crosby gave luncheon Friday
at her home, sol GCdrich avenue, for Mrs.
Pierce, of Red Wing. Covers were lad for
seven, tnd the table and dining room were
decorated with pink roses and Break CT Day
carnations.
whist club has been organized by a num-
/ Der of enthusiastic whist players and will
meet every Friday afternoon at the Albion.
/ Officers have been elected as follows: Mrs.
Countryman, president, and Mrs. Pruden,
librarian.
Rev. H. c. Wright, who for the past year
has been assistant pastor of the Peoples
church, was rendered a farewell reception
Monday evening by the Ash club Mr. Wright
left Thursday for Chicago and the East.
Miss Louise West and Miss Paula Finn
gave a bicycle party Friday afternoon and
evening for about forty of the younger set
A run was made to Fort Smelling and re-
turn.
Mrs S. B. Crosby entertained at dinner
last evening for Mrs. Christensen. The CEN
terpiece on the table was a handsome bunch
CT American Beauties. Covers were laid for
six.
Mrs. James FaIlow entertained the Idle
Hour Cinch club Thursday afternoon Prizes
were won by Mrs. Rhodecker, Mrs. Tyer,
Mrs. Ellsworth and Mrs. Harrington.
Mrs. Ernest Peterson, of 681 Frank street,
entertained MeScames John Lewis, o. w.
BerghOltz, G. A Westman and L. H. West
| man, Of Minneapolis, Thursday.
Mrs. w. S. Alexander entertained infor-
! mally Tuesday afternoon for her mother,
Mrs. Love. The rooms were decorated with
| palms ard cut flowers.
Judge and Mrs. Fiaadreau gave a dinner
last evening at their residence 325 Pleasant
avenue, for Mrs. Gibson, who Is visiting at
Fort Smelling.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Reimers of Manitoba
vaenue. celebrated the twenty-fifth anniver-
sary of their marriage Wednesday evening.
Mrs. ]. B. Blum entertained at luncheon for
her sister Mrs. f.. Rice Of Chicago. Covers
were laid for eight.
Miss Helen B. Eoyte entertained informally
Thursday afternoon at her home on ST. AL
bans street.
Mrs. s. A. Beecher of Holly avenue, gave
a luncheon Monday for Mrs. Schauffer, of
Chicago.
Mrs. Charles Wheaton entertained at cards
Monday afternoon at her home on Summit
avenue.
Capt and Mrs. +. J. MeCardy of Dayton
avenue, entertained at dinner Tuesday even
ing,
Miss Hess entertained Informally Monday
evening at her h5Tne on Nlton street.
Mrs. Pratt. of the Albion, gave q children 8
| party Monday afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. George Taylor entertained at
+ dinner Monday evening.
Mrs. J. E. Jaggerd entertained at whist
Thursday afternoon r