The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-23

Mrs. Crawford Liv- Mrs. E. A. Jaggard.
ingston Mrs W l. Graves
Mrs. Franklin Floete. Mrs. Geo. =; Thompson.
The several large society events of yester-
DAY old not suffer to any great extent from
the severity of the weather. My lady donned
her furs and made the rounds of the days
festivities safe and warm within her cushion
ed brougham.
The CIough reception. on Summit avenue,
was the largest event. Some 400 invitations
were issued for last evening, the occasion
being the debut Of Miss Blanche Clough.
daughter Of Col. w. P. Cough. The St.
Anthony Hill orchestra was in attendance all
Of the evening and the house with its pro-
fuse floral decorations was a very bower of
her father, Col. Clough, ard Mrs Charles L.
Spencer. Assisting were Mrs. H. P. Upham,
John Fled. Mrs. W. A. Spencer Jr.. Miss
Hammond. Miss Livingston. Miss Lanpher.
Miss Winter and Mis-: Willard.
Miss Dora Jefferson made her debut yester-
day at an afternoon reception given by her
mother Mrs. Rufus Jefferson, at the family
Mrs. Fred DriscoI Mrs. ElIet, Mrs. D. A.
Monfort, Mrs. Alexander Stone. Mrs. Lin
deke. Mrs. A: B: Stickney. Mrs. Weyerhaeus
er. Mrs. R. NJ. Newport, Mrs. Cleveland, Mrs.
Mark D. Flower. Mrs. Mailer, Mrs E. z.
Hughson, Mrs Oppenheim, Mrs. George B.
Young, Mrs. Lightner, Mrs. Weed. Mrs. Richie.
Mrs. Vittum, Mrs. Whitman, Mrs. William 3.
Abbott, Mrs. Albert Moore. Miss Ellet, Miss
Stickney. Miss Millard Miss Driscoll, Miss
Rogers. Miss Kimberly. Miss Cheatbam, Miss
Wick Miss C1Ough, Miss Wanzer, Miss Horn,
Miss Bigelow.
Mrs. z. ]. Megroth. of Goodrich avenue
received during the. afternoon. assisted by
Mrs. Horning. Of Minneapolis. and Miss De
cOster and Miss Dyer, Of St. Paul.
On Dayton avenue Mrs. Frank Schlick Jr.
received, assisted by Mrs. George H. Prince.
Yellow chrysanthemums and palms were
green and white were the colors in the
library, chrysanthemums again being used.
The dining room was in pink aud green,
Madam Tetslow roses and asparagus fern
making a pleasing combination. Palms and
dark red roses we've used in the ha'lway.
The dining room was in charge of Mrs. F.
c. Bowen Mrs. Charles Morgan, Mrs. E. S.
Durment, and Mrs. r. S. Ware. assisted by
Miss Stevenson. Miss Coburn. Miss Richard
con and Miss May Clark.
Mrs William Collins, of Minneapolis, ard
Miss King cared for the punch bowl IN the
Mrs Howard Ware. Miss Annie Egan and
the Misses Warren. Of Minneapolis. assisted
about the rooms.
The Schubert club gives It's second musicale
this afternoon in Park Congregational church.
The programme follows:
Motives from Walkuere .............. Wagner
Mrs Jilson Miss Appleton.
songs-a. spesso vibra suo gioco q659-
b b Lungi dal caro- bene d7th cen:
@ -ss Pur Diccssi. boocabeiia d567-
i''" Mr. colviiie. '-'''''
Etude de Concert. .......-.......... Rubinstein
Miss Wilson.
Variations on a Beethoven Theme OPP
Miss Morton. Mrs. Candy
SONGS adelaide .'''...-.''.-'.. .Beethoven
o. "-"l Mr. Colvliie. 90 ma IL
Isoide's Liebestod ..-..:....... .Wagner-Liszt
Mrs. Dahlgren.
songs-a. Weep You No More" .Somervell
b. 'Salomo' --..-....-.- ..-...... denschel
s KesurreStion c.,,.,. - enscneI
~ . Nj Coiviiie.
The reception given by Mrs Silas B. Walsh
at her studio. III Mackubin street, yester
day afternoon, was a revelation to her many
friends in this city, The work OF her brush
was everywhere in evidence; charming land
scapes adorned the walls and stood about on
easels and exquisite work in china painting
filed every available space all being great
~ admired by the more than 100 ladies who
were present.
Mrs. Thomas Cochran and Mrs. A. A. Abbott.
Chrysanthemums and roses were used about
and the soft light Of shaded lamps gave
charming effect to the tout ensemble.
Mr.. and Mrs r. A. Lanpher entertain at
dinner tomorrow for Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Reil-
" Jr., who are to be married today in Rush
City.
Mrs c. T Clark entertans Friday evening
at her home on West Ninth street.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry T. Black entertain at
cinch Wednesday evening Of next week. Mrs.
Black entertains a company of women the
Saturday following.
Lieut.. Ross. Of the Third infantry re-
turned yesterday from Washington, D. c..
Mrs Ross Is in Illinois and returns this week
An entertainment for the benefit of the
Christian home viii be given Tuesday evening
In Conoyer hall.
West Side Lodge No 106. /. o. o. F., and
Eastern Star Lodge No 81, d. Of R., give
a dancing PARTY this evening In the lodge
ROOM Wabasha and FaIrchlld avenue.