The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-07-18

Crosby and Miss Carr. of Minneapolis. Mrs
Hogeland wore gown Of pink batiste, and
Mrs. Copper, pink organdie. About sixty
women called during the afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Coke celebrated the
hftieth anniversary of their marriage Tues
day evening at the home of their daughter
Mrs. j. w. Filebr0wn of Lincoln avenue
A family dinner was served in the evening
after which an informal reception was held.
The par!ors We're decorated with ferns and
daisies. and the dining room with roses and
sweet peas. All their children were present,
Mrs. E. B. Montgomery, Mrs. James Mont
gomery, of Quincy, Ill.,, and Albert NJ. Coke,
OF Ficksburg. Miss.
a social given Tuesday at the home
of Mrs. c. B. Teeple, of the Buckingham by
the S. n. B. NJ. of Christ church. The fol-
lowing Ctlcers We're e.ected for the ensuing
year: President, Mrs. "; E. Smith; vice
Miss Marian Winship; treasurer, Miss Grace
Cleveland. Readings were given by Miss May
Ward and W: E: Phillips, while Mrs NJ.
Keith, Miss Winship and Mr.. Winship fur
nished the musical Fart of the programme.
Monday last, on the OCCASION of her four
teeIth birthday, Miss Eva La Belle, of Igle-
hart street, entertained twenty of her young
friends. AS a token of esteem for their COM
pan:cn each one had brought a nice pres
ent. and in turn were presented with dainty
souvenir of the day. 1t a real@juv emile
time from early afternoon until p. m. Mu-
sic. dancing, singing and refreshments con-
trbuted in no slight degree to the general
happiness of these youthful daughters Of
Eve.
coaching party was given Friday after
noon and evening by Rev. and Mrs d. W.
Rhodes for Mr.. Yergason, of Cincinnati. Sup
per was served at Minnehaha- Among those
present were Mrs. NJ. V. Seymour. the Misses
Timberlake, Bend, Ames, Forepaugh. Ian
pher. Cary. Myers and Saunders; Messrs.
Cochran, Stephenson, Myers, Timberlake
Ames. Goodrich and Rhodes.
barge party was given last evening by
Messrs. Warren Owens, Ed Brown, Harold
Stout, Owen Gray. Ramsey Ritzinger, Henry
Adams, Harvey and Gus Clapp and Charles
D:ckerman, and was given for Miss Krag
Miss Hackney and the Misses Wade. One
of the river steamers was chartered and
trip up the river was made.
Rev. A. R. Moore was rendered a farewell
reception by the Y. P. S. c. E. Of the Chris
tan Church Thursday evening. Ferns and
palms decorated the church parlors. Mrs.
Battles presided at the table, and was as
sisted by the Misses Nora Muran, Fern
Brown and Ethel Muran.
Miss Mildred Berkman, of Iglehart street,
gave bicycle party Thursday evening for
her cousins, the Misses Daisy, Helen and
Matte Berkman, CT Rochester. run to
Como and return was made, after which re-
freshmentS were served.
A luncheon was given Wednesday after
noon for Mrs. T. T. Monford of Riverside by
Mrs. F. H. Orion, at her home on Ashland
avenue. Pink carnations decorated the table,
at which covers were laid for eight
Mrs. Ruffner. of Martin street, entertained
at cards Friday evening for Mrs. Hageman
of Hastings. Prizes were won by Mesdames
Maurice, Flick, Hageman and Messrs. Flick,
Stoggie and Doorley.
Miss Jung, of Edmund street gave a h.
cycle party Tuesday evening. A run to
Como and return was made after which
refreshments were served at her home. About
thirty were present.
An informal dancing party was given Fri
day by Miss Ritzenger, of Paramount ave
nue., for Miss Kraig. of Indianapolis and
the Misses Day, of Milwaukee, About fifty
were present.
Miss Vera Butzin, of Valley street enter
tanned her friends Monday afternoon in honor
of her sixth birthday. After refreshments the
little folks had an enjoyable drive about the
city.
Mrs F. H. Orion gave neighborhood marty
yesterday afternoon for her two nieces. Leona
and Lucia Martin, and her nephew Ioyd
Morris. Sixteen little girls and bows were
present.
Miss Edna Couch gave an excursion Fri
sixty were present. Mrs. Richardson Mrs
Van Week and Mrs. Cumbey chaperoned the
party.
moonlight excursion was given Monday
evening on the steamer Henrietta and barge
by the Standard club. The Twin City Man
dolin club furnished music for dancing
Miss Anita Furness gave a luncheon yes
terday at her home on Exchange street, for
Miss Cutcheon, Of Grand Rapids, who is the
guest of Mrs. F. w. NJ. Cutcheon.
Mrs. Nippolt entertained about TWENTY-FIVE
women of the Peoples church. Friday after
noon and evening at her summer home at
White Bear.
Miss L. Chryst, of Mahtomedi, entertained
the Dayton's Bluff Branch No. 81, of the
Order of the Iron Hall Monday afternoon and
evening.
Mrs. Frederick L. Kellogg, of Portland
avenue, entertained informally Thursday
afternoon for Miss Wemott. of Milwaukee.
A meeting of the entertainment committee
of the Town and Country club will be held
Tuesday evening at the club house
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Taylor gave a sailing