The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-01-09
SOCIAL
ven of Interest to Those Who Are
Socially Inclined.

The ]. S. Bradstreet lecture which is to
take place In the Park Congregational church
brilliant social event. The lecture is given
for the benefit Of the Young Woman Friend
~ association, and over 100 society ladies or
st. Paul are the patronesses OF 1t. Mrs. K.
M. Newport Is the prime mover or the project
and she is assisted by the large number or
philanthropically inclined women who are in
terested in the association. j. S. Bradstreet
is a most charming speaker. His lecture Will
be illustrated with colored views. A reception
will follow the evenings entertainment.
Mesdames George B. Young, Furness, Horn
and Langford, assisted by young ladies, will
have charge of the refreshments. Miss Hewitt,
daughter of DR.. Hewitt, Of Red Wing, Is to
make her first appearance as a soloist In
st. Paul on that evening.
Mrs. Halbert, of $50 Summit avenue, is
to give a progressive euchre this afternoon
at 2 p. m. There will be twenty tables, and
decorations will be Of flowers.
Mrs. William Spencer Jr. held a reception
yesterday in honor of the bride, Mrs. William
R. Langford. Those who assisted were Mes
DANES George R. Young, W..B. Bend, j. j.
Hill, s. r. Robbins. c. e.. Furness, Horace
ter, n. P. Langford, 7. 7. Smith. A. J. John
son, G. l.. Spencer, A. G. Langford, Howard
Morris, of Milwaukee,; Victor Robinson. of
Chicago; William Robertson, John N. Jack
son, Archibald MacLaren, Henry A. Board
man, s. M. Hayes, j. B.. Brisbine, CORTLAND
Taylor. Hammond McVeigh; the Misses Bige-
low, Furness, Hammond, Bend, Mitchell,
Monfort, Sargent, B~oardman, Winter, Carr,
Caro- Noyes, Clough, Taylor, the Misses
Tucker. of Troy, N. Y; the Misses Hill and
the Misses Stevenson. The decorations were
in yellow. Daffodils were used. Mrs.
A. G. Langford and Mrs. William Spencer
presided i'll the dining room.
Mrs. F. E. Draper gave a luncheon Thurs
day for Mrs. Woods, of Saltwater.
Mrs. c. E. Severance, Of Summit avenue,
gave a buffet luncheon yesterday to friends
from out of town.
The Misses Hill. of Summit avenue, will
entertain for the Misses Moore, of New York,
this afternoon.
Mrs. George Walsh, of 654 Hague avenue,
entertains with a charity euchre Friday, Jan.
10, for the benefit of the Catholic Infants
home.
Mrs. Duncan, of the Albion, will give the
members OF the Corona Cinch club a theater
party in Minneapolis this afternoon.
Mrs. Reuben Warner Jr., of Summit ave-
nue.. entertained the Elon Euchre club yes
terday afternoon.
Miss e Hson's class in English literature
meets for thu first time this morning at 10
O'Clock, room II, Central high school.
A meeting of the Home Missionary Society of
the Dayton Avenue Presbyterian Church was
held yesterday afternoon. Mrs. NJ. N. Adams
presided.
The sisters OF the House of the Good Shop
ard will hold a reception this afternoon at 8
p. m. All friends and those interested are
most cordially invited.
Mrs. Greve, of Summit avenue, is enter
tanning her son-ln-law, Raymond Du Puy.
He arrived Thursday from Chicago.
Mrs. George Lord Graves, Of Milwaukee,
is the guest of Mrs. T.. S. Tompkins, of Vir-
ginia avenue.
The Misses Livingstone, Of Summit avenue.
Will leave tonight for their school in the East.
Miss Foley, of St. Cloud, who has been the
guest of Mrs. Timothy Foley, of Summit
avenue, has returned home.
Almerie H. Paget arrived Thursday from
New York. So. H. ~
Miss Alice Day is visiting in Duluth.
Mrs: T.. B. Scott, of Summit avenue. left
last night for Tennessee to stay the rest of the
winter.
Mrs. Charles T. Gilbert, of New York, the
mother of Mrs. Tracy Lyon, will spend the
rest OF the winter in st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Johnson, of Winona,
are visiting Mrs. Forepaugh, of Laurel ave-
nue..
Mrs. A.. w. Langham, of Laurel avenue
left Thursday for Los Angeles, Cal, TO stay
three months.