The Saint Paul globe., 1898-10-23
St. Paul Social Events


afternoon at cards for Miss Chapman, of Co
lumbuS.
Mrs. P. R. L. Hardenberg OF Central ave-
Anue, gave a large dancing party in the Gro
Gus Hill club house Tuesday evening for
Miss Chapman.
Miss Marion Ritzinger gave a progressive
erchre party Tuesday afternoon at her homs
on Fairmont avenue.
Mrs. R. C. Holbert entertains Thursday
at a reception at her home on Fairmont ave-
hue.
Mrs. Emile Onet gave series of at homes
last week at her home in the Albion.
Mrs. Alden T. Hall gave a reception on
Wednesday at her home st. AlbanS street
for Mrs. Edgar H. Loyhed, of Faribault.
A large reception to T. E. Comins, the
new director of the School Of Fine Arts, will
be held Saturday evening.
Mrs. John S. Craig Will entertain tomor-
row, from to s, at the home OF her daugh-
ter, Mrs. John Barber S26 Maria avenue.
Mrs. c. A. Severance will receive Informal
ly Monday and Tuesday afternoons at her
Summit avenue home Monday afternoon
Mrs. Francis B. Clarke will be the guest or
honor.
Mrs. George B. Young gave luncheon
yesterday at her home, on Summit avenue.
Miss Erma Rothschild was surprised by a
number OF her little friends last week H
Delefeld and w. Tompkins furnished the
music.
Mrs. Alexander Cathcart. of Goodrich ave-
nue. gave cinch party Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Freeburg, of Iglehart
street, were surprised by a large company of
friends, last Monday evening, the occasion
being the birthday. Of Mr.. Freeburg.
Emmett Naylor gave dancing party Fri
day evening at his home, On Iglehart street,
Merriam Park
Mrs f. N. Doe and Mrs. H. G. Van Meter
of 61S Ashland avenue, entertained at luncheon
Wednesday.
The Imperial club gave card party at their
club rooms Wednesday evening. Prizes were
won by Miss NJ. Smith and B. Vennevitz.
The Lincoln Euchre club was entertained
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Campbell Of
Baker street. Those winning prizes were Mrs.
Atkins, Mrs, FOntaine. Mrs. Good, Mrs.
Fisher and Mrs. Way The next meeting will
be with Mrs Fisher. 4 Walnut street.
The wives of the railroad postal clerks of
| the Twin Cities met Friday afternoon with
Mrs. James Elliott, $50 Pleasant avenue, for
the purpose of organizing an auxiliary to the
| r. NJ. S. association. Officers were elected
as follows: President, Mrs. James Elliott;
| vice president, Mrs Fox; treasurer, Mrs L.
| Q. Finch; secretary, Mrs. B. J. Josin. The
members are Mrs. l.. H. Parker, Mrs. L. G.
Finch, Mrs. George Williams. Mrs. James
| Elliott, Mrs w. H. Grinell, Mrs. j. Nc
| Carthy, Mrs. A. T. Sherwood. Miss H. A. G.
Smith, Mrs. s. N. West, Mrs. J. N Blair.
Mrs. B. ]. Joslin. The auxiliary will hold
ITS second meeting with Mrs. J. N. Blair, 24O5
| Pleasant avenue.
Miss Theresa Faschingbauer and Fritz
| Haag were married Monday in St. Agnes
The bride wore white silk. She was at
tended by Miss Mary Haag, sister of the
| groom. Joseph Mair acted as best man.
After the ceremony the guests repaired to
the home Of the brides parents, where
wedding supper was served. In the evening
the members of the Etdelweiss Either club
| gave musical programme.
! Mr. and Mrs. Haag will be at home after
Nov. I. at 81 Blair street.
Thursday evening a farewell party was
| given at Iron hall for Miss Minna Thomas and
| Miss Meta Remers. Miss Thomas and Miss
Remers will leave Oct. 29 for Germany.
Mr.. and Mrs Ferdinand Hinrichs gave a.
! etnch party Thursday evening at their resi-
'eence, East Fifth street. Prizes were won by
Mrs. q. c. Muench. Mrs. George Koehler
Lima Holl, GHGuttmann, Mr. Reimers, T.
| Muench and F. W. Bergmeier.
Mr.. William F. Twohy entertained party
Of guests at dinner at the international hotel
on Saturday evening. The dinner, which
was perfect in all its appointments, was
served in one of the elegant private dining
rooms. 1t was given in honor of some
friends of Mr.. Twohy's from the East.
Ellsworth Circle No. s. Ladies of the G.
r. e 0edo sgcnFe sTaa PARTY At Mrs Eu
All friends invited.
Friday evening, at the regular meeting Of
the Iron Hall. of Baltimore, Branch 137, Mrs.
R. Morey had the honor of introducing as
candidates for membership the Countess de
Chavanne, Of Philadelphia; Mrs. A. Miner
GGiswOld3 widow Of @ the late proprietor Of
other ladies. After the regular order OF ex-
ercises were concluded the social part Of the
| evening was very enjoyable, being happily
interspersed by musical selections and recita-
! tions of high order.
Mrs: Charles E. Fitzgerald, of AT East
| Eighth street, gave very enjoyable birthday
party in honor of her daughter Mabers
ninth birthday from 2 to yesterday after
noon. Tables were decorated with roses and
carnations. Mrs. Fitzgerald was assisted by
Mrs. William Wambolt. of Minneapolis, and
Miss Louise Tyrer, her neice Miss Anna C.e-
ments played the piano. Those present~~ere
Misses Ada Louie Heb Alice and Nellie
Edna and Gladys McGiven Alics Flaherty,
Ferda Morrison, Verna McFetridge, Helen
Corrigan, Irene Wambot All had a pleas
ant time. Miss Mabel received many hand
| some presents
The Monday Evening Study circle will meet
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Read, 399 Holly
avenue. Subject Of lesson, Creators of Mod
ern France" Two papers will be read
'Richeleu the Second, in France, but First
in Europe" Frederick D. Monfort Louis
XIV, the Grand Monarch, a Direct Ancestor
of the Revolution" Edward r. Sanford Jr
Class topic "Coligny, the Great Admiral
Thursday evening the Young Mems Clut
of Plymouth Church will give an oyster sup.
per and entertainment in the church parlors
Supper served from 6 to 8.