The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-04

| charity ball, given last evening in
Standard hall, and which was attend
ed by over 300 prominent Jewish peo-
| pie.
Guests were present from Minne-
apolis, Saltwater Chicago and New
| York, and the elaborate costumes Of
the ladies made the event one of the
handsomest seen in ST. Paul. An in
formal reception was held on the main
noor of the club house, previous to the
cancing, and ON this floor, in the long
and handsomely decorated dining room,
a banquet was served later.
AT 10 o'clock the strains Of Seibert' s
orchestra announced the grand march
and the assembly assembled the stairs
to the ball room. Brilliant lights and
decorations In red. white and blue made
the hall attractive, the orchestra be-
ing stationed on the platform behind
a small grove Of palms. Albert Rose
and Miss Jeanne Stern led the march.
Miss Stern wore gray crepe with steel
ornaments.
| The reception committee consisted Of
Mrs. ]. Wirth, Mrs. NJ Bernheim, Mrs.
M. Conheim, Mrs. S. Greve, Mrs. j.
Austrian, Mrs M Frankel, Mrs. L.
Herr and Mrs. ]. Rothschild.
The floor was in charge of Albert N
Rose, Isadore Cohn, Louis Frankel,
Maurice Lovenstein, DR.. e H. Haas,
Edwin J. With, Bennett Buchanan, Sam
DftteThoefer, Leo. Rose, Fred Plech-
ner.
Among the costumes noted were:
Mrs. Goodkind. cream satin under white
tule.
Mrs. W. Elsinger, lavender satin.
Miss Fechheimer, Of New York. white
Mrs. Stein. black net with trimming of red
velvet.
Mrs. Alfred Guiterman, blue net over satin.
Miss Cone. white tulle.
Mrs. M. Frankel, black satin.
Mrs. Wirth. black silk, point lace.
Mrs. Fishbein, black silk and lace.
Mrs. Haas, black velvet.
Mrs. Westheimer, mauve, nunsveiling,
orange velvet yoke.
Mrs. 1. scheffer. black silk and lace.
Mrs. Guiterman, white corded silk, collar
Miss Stern, grey crepe.
Miss Haas. white null
Miss Sternberg, black net over yellow
MISS Glueck. OF Minneapolis, white net,
satin ribbon trimmings
Miss Laura Morganstern. white, yellow veil
vet trimmings
Mrs. Ambrose Guterman. yellow striped
satin, violet velvet yoke.
Miss Goodman, blue net over silk
Miss Kohen black and white silk
Miss Buchanan, white over pink satin.
MISS Plechner, white null, lace trimmings
Miss Helen Buchanan, yellow satin, white
net over-dress.
Miss Lowenstein. white net.
over orange, diamonds.
Mrs. NJ. Benjamin, black over red.
Among the guests were: Dr. Haas Messrs
B: L. Goodkind, William Goodkind, Leo Good
kind, Ambrose Guiterman, Leo Guiterman.
Alfred Guiterman, Albert Rose, I. N. Rose,
Nathan Rose, Edward Wirth, Louis AlberI-
berg, Saltwater. Abe Rohrbach, Still
water; Herman Weis, Louis Nash, j. NJ. Paw
Ian, M Bernheim, g. Greve, L.. Herr ].
Rothschild, Stein, M. Frankei, Westhemer,
Sternberg, Buchanan, Lowenstein.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Floete gave large
reception last evening at their home on
for Mrs. G. c. Bender. Of Spencer, 10.
The rooms were brilliantly lighted and
adorned with ohrysanthemums and roses. A
string orchestra was in attendance. Mrs.
Floete was assisted by a group Of society
women and some of this seasons buds.
A Halloween party was given by Miss Kath-
ryne Sinks, at her home, $40 Fuller street,
Monday evening. Cards and dancing. Among
those present were the Misses Mabel Robert,
Pearl Hausam Gertrude Pettigrew, Minnie
Brandtjen. Edna Allen, Ethel Allen, Gertrude
O'Brien. Mamie O'Brien, Myrtle Luley and
Nina Sinks: Messrs. Sam swartz, Vernon
Pettigrew, Eugene Lafabre, Louis Lafabre,
Willie M1tsch, Willie Wallwork, Louis Co
miskey. Victor Charter, Arthur Robert and
George MCGUIRE.
Mrs. D. B. Finch gives large dancing
party in Elk's hall this evening for Miss Lila
Finch.
Mrs W. B. Dixon entertains today at an
afternoon tea.
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The members of Diamond Lodge No. 11e,
Degree of Honor, an auxiliary to the Ancient
Order of United Workmen, gave their first
social hop of the season at Sherman hall,
last evening. The dance was largely attend
ed and the hostesses consideration for the
welfare of their guests insured all pleasant
evening. Refreshments were served. The
were Mrs Julia Schmidt. Mrs. M. ]. Hibbard,
Mrs. James Walsh, Mrs. NJ H Kingdom and
Mrs. Loren Campbell.
Mrs W. H. s. Wright, Of Portland ave-
nue. entertained at euchre yesterday. The
rooms were artistically arranged with big
pink-hued chrysanthemums and graceful
palms carrying out the color scheme Of pink
and green. There were twenty tables at
euchre. Assisting Mrs. Wright were Miss
Alice Rhodes, Miss Jane Clark, Miss Messner
and Miss Marion Ritzinger.
Mrs Mcclure, of Aurora avenue gave
dinner Sunday for her ten little nieces and
nephews, Of Minneapolis. Following dinner
there we're Halloween games, and a very
enjoyable time. Mrs. M. J. McGrath, of Su-
perior, assisted Mrs Mcguire
The Catholic Infants home is to have
benefit Wednesday evening In Cretin hall.
EAST Lynne" will be presented by cast
made up of local talent under the direction
of Miss Emily l. LIE Febvre. Joseph Pfster
will act as stage manager, and Miss Edna
J. Zenzius as musical director.
Mrs George B. Young was at home in
formally Wednesday at her home on Summit
avenue.
Mrs. ]. P. McLaren gave her first at home
yesterday at the Portland. Mr.. McLaren re-
ceived with her in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Durment entertain at
cards this evening at their home on OSceola
avenue.
The Athletic Association Of the Cleveland
High School Will give an entertainment this
evening in the school hall.
AS TO THAT PINE CUTTING