The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-01

| SO long as the young man Kept in V1O-
lent motion. But SO soon as the poor
| victim composed himself the little tor
mentor began a cheerful chirup. At
last the unhappy fellow sought the
house amid peals of laughter, and in
the secrecy of an upper room went on
| a small hunting tour which ended, alas,
| In a murder.
And my lady has several pretty new
additions to her toilet to show. If she
be particularly up to date and has a
we'll filled purse she has no end of odds
| and ends in jeWelry to show. The new
| jeweled belts are among the latest
| novelties and are rich enough to have
come direct from the Orient. Many
Of them are mounted on emerald green
velvet, which is a popular shade in
| trimmings and ribbons. Jeweled hair
nets are among the seasons fads, and
while the idea, when first suggested,
sounds a bit odd the effect is beautiful
| The most absurd invention, however,
Is sort of harness some of the eX-
! IRENE faddists are effecting for the
hand. The rings Of each finger are
| fastened to the center Of the hand by
chains, ending in a jeweled ornament,
which in turn is attached to a bracelet
! around the wrist by means of more
| chains.
There are a number of small affairs
planned for the week, and Wednesday
evening society will again turn its at
| tention to the fort. About 100 town
people will attend a large military ball
to be given in Post hall that evening,
by the officers and their wives. The
hall will be decorated with evergreen
and flags and a popular programme
danced to music by the post band.
The most important social event in
town announced thus far will be the
german to be given Friday evening in
Lifts hall, by Mr.. w. G. Pierce and
Mr.. s. Wyand. Over 100 cards of In
vitation have been issued and several
pretty new figures will be introduced
The favors will be handsome and novel
The chaperones for the evening will be
Mr.. and Mrs. Wyand and Maj. and Mrs.
Tucker.
Mrs. Benjamin S. Grosscup, Of Taco
ma, Wash, returned home yesterday
afternoon after two days visit with
Mrs. Benjamin S. Cowen, Of Holly ave-
nue.. Mrs. Grosscup has been visiting
United States Judge Grosscup and wife
in Chicago and participated in the re-
ceptions given there in honor of Presi-
dent Dole, of Hawaii
Mrs. A. J. Stone has arranged for a
series Of two card parties for Thursday
and Friday afternoons, entertaining the
| unmarried ladies Thursday and the
married people Friday.
Mrs. J. A. Merrill, of 6S1 St. Peter
street, entertained a small group of
ladies at "Crokinole' yesterday after
noon. Following an exciting game, ices
and cakes were served. The prizes were
taken by Miss Nettie Prendergast, Mrs.
Boeringer and Miss Mary Newell
| DR.. and Mrs. Boeckmann entertained
a party of physicians at dinner Satur-
day evening at their home on Marshall
avenue.
Mrs. L. W. Rundlett, of Lincoln ave-
nue., gives a luncheon today for Mrs
Alexander Young, of Milwaukee, who is
visiting friends in Minneapolis.
Mrs. A. G. Briggs, of Fairmount ave-
nue.. entertains this afternoon and
again tomorrow afternoon, at euchre.
boy Blue and the Paper Dolls.'' a.
humorous story of the adventures of
Boy Blue, in Paper Doll land. will be
given Saturday evening, Feb. IL, in
| Park Congregational church. by Louise
Churchill, of the G 1 O e staff. assisted
! by local talent.
| The Corona Whist club. of this citv
was entertained by Mrs Harry kim
ball, of Minneapolis, Monday afternoon
! of last week. High score north and
south, was made by Mrs Kane of
Laurel avenue, and Mrs. Miller. East
and west by Mrs. Metcalf and Mrs.
| Humphry, of MINNEAPOLIS.
| W9ShinPtOn'S hiT-th
brated by large reception at the Town
and Country club.
Mrs. Gardner s. Moore, of Crocus hill
entertafns from to o'clock Friday.
The swedish-American club gives a
hop in Vasa hall this evening.
Mrs. H. H. Barber is to give a. card
party at the Holmes hotel, Minneapo-
lis, Saturday afternoon as a benefit for
the Boys Club Home. The receiving
party will include Mrs. A. A. Wits
Miss White, of st. Paul; Mrs. n p
Nichols, Mrs. F. w. Forman. Mrs, A
70. Clerihew, Mrs. George Rose. Mrs q
", Porter. Mrs. J. L. Smith, Misses
George and Alice Peck, Miss FoIlett
A quiet day of prayer will be held
today in Christ church by the women
of the st. Paul Missions class.
The Woman's Presbyterian Board Of
Mission of the Northwest will have its
twenty seventh annual meeting in
Westminster church, MINNEAPOLIS
April q and g. Delegates from the
societies from Montana, Nebraska. Col
orado, the Dakotas, Iowa, Illinois. IN
Wfcnnr1cir1 ND
| present. The days will be occupied
with business sessions, and a popular
| meeting will be held on the evening of
the 28th, at which Robert Spear. of
New York will speak. Mr.. Spear has
just returned from a trip around the
world, visiting the Presbyterian mis-
sfons. The women of Westminster will
arrange either a reception or dinner
for the delegates and will serve a.
| luncheon to $50 guests each day.
The Woman's Improvement League
of Minneapolis, will probably be the
sponsor Of a lecture by Charles Sew
| mour, who is in st. Paul this week In
the meeting Of Tuesday Mrs Robert
Pratt was authorized to confer with
Mr.. Seymour in regard to a public lee
ture on the auspices of the league.
The ladies Of the Arlington Hills
Presbyterian church will give an en-
tertainment in the church this evening.
Farmer Stebbins' Flower Garden" will
be given by Judith Cedarblade, Esther