The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-11-19

sisted the hostess in the function.
Miss Josie Schaller's recital to be
given in Conover hall tonight should
attract a large audience. II men IKE
Mr.. Seidl and Mr.. BendiX can be trust
ed this young girl is a remarkable Vlo-
linist. Miss Pottgieser, contralto, VINO
is to assist, is a great favorite In the
Twin Cities because of her beautltul
voice and style. The following is the
programme:
Cayatina, from Donna Cartea" .Mercadante
Miss Mile E. Pottgieser. o,,
Concerto, G minor .......................b lucn
Miss Josie Schaller.
From Out Thine Eyes" ..............'''.Rle s
Miss, Pottgieser. v,o...to,,na
"Fantasie CapF7 Hiss scbaiier N'suN'sH'pS
Gavotte c'Mignon') ;.:;.:....:.....A. Thomas
Mrs. Frank Hoffman, accompanies
Mrs Henry Hague Vaughan, of St, An
thony Park has cards out for a reception
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Henning Fernstrom, of Laurel ave-
nue. gave luncheon yesterday in honor of
Mrs. c. w Benson, of London. Music added
charm to the occasion.
Mrs S. ]. Robbins and Miss Semple enter
tanned yesterday afternoon for Mrs. Rollin
Saltus, of Paris.
The managers of the Womans Work ex-
change gave a reception yesterday afternoon
in the exchange rooms of the Endicott ar
cade. The hospitality was extended to all the
friends of the institution. Tasteful decOra-
lions graced the rooms where the visitors
were received by Mesdames Charles H Clark,
Kenneth Clark, r. S. Tompkins F. B. Bass,
T. B. Scott, Oliver Dalrymple, Frederick
Driscoll Emerson Hadley, E. r. Sanford, Ed
win G. Becker, G. NJ. Carey, Hiram F. Stey-
ems. ]. A. Wheelock and w. S. Alexander
Mesdames J. B. Cook and S. C. Cook gave
a reception yesterday afternoon in the par
lors of the Ryan hotel The rooms had been
prettily arranged for the function, and were
graced by tasteful floral decorations. The
hostesses were assisted by Mesdames ]. S.
Bryant, Eaton, Cathcart, Wright, McCloud,
Durham, W. B. Shaw, Bowen, Emerson, Law
ton, Wood, Sanborn Simpson, s. S. Eaton,
Hunter Matthew Clark, Sawyer, Cole, Stew
ems, NJ. F. Patterson, Denis Follett. J. S.
Bryant. R. c. Wright, Val Rothschild. Dad
nun, H. W. Gorton, D. w. Rhodes, ]. H.
Horton; the Misses Stephenson, Looms,
Gooding. Andrews, Elizabeth Andrews, Mess
ner, Lawton, Fry Bowen, Simpson, Monfort,
Saunders, Sanborn Kimberly, Wood, Napier,
Clark, Appleby and Ryan.
Mrs Punnett gave a luncheon of ten COW
ers yesterday, the honored guest being Mrs.
Lamborn.
Misses Dill and colun were the favored
guests at reception yesterday afternoon,
given by Mrs. w. P. WestfalI, of Portland
avenue. Palms roses. chrysanthemums and
ferns, in tasteful combinations, were natures
contribution to the occasion. Mrs. West
fall was assisted by Mrs. Lane, Misses Rob-
bins, Teasdale, Otis, Bancroft, Myers San
born, Morehouse, Chittenden and Jackson.
Frank Hutson gave dinner of sixteen
covers last evening at his home on Portland
avenue.
Mrs. Robert Rantoul, of the Aberdeen,
gave tea yesterday afternoon for Miss
Caruthers of Chicago. Mesdames Furness
and Squires assisted the hostess.
Mrs ]. B. Hoxsie entertained the trustees
and physicians of st. Luke's hospital and
their wives last evening at her home ON Sum
NIT avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A McCaskey are in
Chicago.
Miss Kalman will return from Kansas City
Monday.
E. ]. Jones. of the Aberdeen, has returned
from New York.
Ernest P. Hopwood is visiting friends at
Evansville, MINI.
Miss Caruthers of Chicago, Is visiting Mrs
Rantoul at the Aberdeen.
Mrs. George Stevens, of Sioux City. is
visiting Mrs. w. D. Davis, of the Virginia.
Mrs. Edward Rogerson, of Leroy, N. Y,
Is the guest of Mrs. S. V. Harris, at the
Ryan.
Mrs. A. W. Lyman, of Lincoln avenue, is
entertaining her sister, Miss Hathaway, of
Austin.
Mrs. H. j. Emery, who has been the guest
of Mrs. George Thompson, has returned to
Charlotte, Mich.
Maj. and Mrs Tucker of Summit avenue,
left Wednesday evening for Washington,
where they will visit Mrs. John A. Logan.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Benson, of London,
Eng, will spend the winter in st. Paul. They
have taken the Cass Gilbert residence on
Summit avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Robbins Miss Augusta
Robbins, Walcot P. Robbins Mrs. Wood and
Miss Emo, who have been in the city to at
tend the Lamprey- Robbins nuptia1s, left last
evening for New York.
The BountifuI Harvest
Is over and the 500 Line makes a
nhean rate from all stations to Twin