The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-08
IAFFAIRS IN SOCIETY
MRS. THEODORE BGRUP GIVES A
GERMAN FOR HER GRAND
DAUGHTER.
DEBUT OF MISS FERGUSON.
DUCTION OF MISS LOGAN INTO
SOCIETY.
FEDERATION OF MUSICAL CLUBS.
Mrs. Russell II. DOrr VIII Attend the
Convention in ChicaGO-Can-
didates for President.

A handsome german was given last
evening in Elks hall by Mrs. Theodore
Borup for her granddaughter, Miss
Pauline Ferguson. MIR. Charles Cor
don led with Miss Ferguson. The IA
vorS were distributed by Mrs Thomas
Scott and Mrs. Ambrose Tighe. Assist
ing Mrs. Borup were Mrs. J. J. Hill,
j. B. Tarbox, Mrs. M S. Dousman, Mrs.
w. H. Newman and Mrs. A. A Stone
The details, that is the favors, dining
room decorations, etc, were all in pink
the affect being exceedingly pretty
and bright. Among the dancers were
Misses Gordon, Taylor. Heffelfinger,
Finch. Armstrong, Gotham, Merriam,
Auerbach, Ransom, Lamprey. Hill.
Bass, Charlotte Hill, Furness, Driscoll,
Best, Winters, Ames and Tarbox;
Messrs. DriscoH, Nichols, Halbert, Hef-
felfinger, Shepard, Armstrong, Gordon,
Firch, Mcclure, Burns Warner, Lang
ford Heffelf1nger, Thompson, Bum.
Stone and Hammond.
MUSICAL CLUBS CONVENTION.
Mrs. Russell r. Dorr leaves the last
OF the week for Chicago to attend the
annual convention Of the National Fed
Grafton of Womens Musical clubs,
hich takes place in SteinwaY hall,
Jan. % to &c. Mrs. DOrr is chairman
of the nominating committee and there
promises to be quite an interesting
campaign among the friends of the
various candidates for nomination 1t
has been learned from Chicago that
Mrs. Dorr herself has been rendered
the nomination with the almost posi-
iva oil 10 fn11 HIT taI
the place on the nomination committee
and positively refuses the honor offered
her. Mrs. Dorr is at present the Sec
ond vice president Among the most
popular of the candidates is Mrs. Ed
win F. Uhl, who is now in Germany, the
wife of the eX-miniSter to that coun-
try. Mrs. Theodore Sutro, of New York
city, the present president, is also
prominently mentioned, and Mrs.
theodore Thomas would no doubt have
received the nomination had her hus-
band given his approval. The oppoSi-
ton forces center round Mrs George
Chamberlain, who many of the mem
berS feel is too much of a business
woman and not enough of a musician
to occupy such a position. The fedora
tior is working along the line of ma
tional appreciation of American artists
and proposes sometime to inaugurate
annual national festivals Of music,
to be given each year in one of the
larger cities in the country, at which
American artists will be brought out
o. musical bureau and the interchange
{ literature will be one Of the features
the work.
: MISS LOGAN'S DEBUT.
The debut of Miss Logan, daughter of
mes V. Logan, of Olney, ILL.,, takes
pace this afternoon at the home of
,aJr
err, on Summit avenue. Miss Logan is
a striking blonde with but one trace
of Logan blood showing about her Her
eyes are dark. Miss Logan will reside
With Mrs. Tucker this winter. The re-
ception this afternoon will be a large
one and has been handsomely arranged.
During the afternoon there will be
musical numbers by popular local art
lists. Mrs. Tucker will be assisted in
receiving by Mrs. George Finch. Miss
Finch, Mrs. D. A. Monfort, Mrs. Gen.
Wade, Mrs. Lieut.. Reed, Mrs. Maj.
Wheeler, Mrs. G. V. Bacon, Mrs L. E.
Rice, Mrs. Al Mayer, Mrs. Judge Koon,
the Misses Koon, of Minneapolis; Mrs.
Dousman, Miss Saunders and Miss
Katherine Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. John
A Logan, of Chicago, will be among
the guests.
GILFILLAN-SMITH.
This evening, Miss Frances Gillian, young
est daughter of c. d. Gilfillan, will be mar
ried to X. Kingsland-Smith, of London, Eng.
Only members of the immediate families have
beer. invited to the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith will make their home in London.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
The class of 'ss of Central high school have
arranged for the giving of rather unique
and what promises to be a most enjoyable en-
tertainment Friday evening in the Assembly
hall Illuminated Gibson pictures will be
Of nxyrI1n Hon
some of Gibson's best productions being on
the programme. Scenes from Trilby' Will
be shGwn and many Of the London pictures phs3
and People of Dickens" Pictures by Phil
May Of Punch, will also be given.
The st. Joseph's dramatic organization is
making arrangements for a presentation of
Boucicaut's beautiful little drama, entitled
''Your Andy Blake" 1t is to be given about
under the direction of John Ward VIII In
terpret the piece: A. Ryan, as Gen. DAILY;
Dick DAILY (his som, by e: waters tiers y Ig s1la
by John Ward; Mrs. Blake, by Miss A. Nc
Nierney: Lady Mountjoy. by Miss NJ; Whedon,
and Mary, by Miss Stella Windsor; TT The
able farce presented by the authors.
Mrs. G. s. Fernald entertained at progress
sive cribbage last evening at her home, on
Lincoln avenue.
week for the boys OF the class The date Is
not yet arranged.
Junior Kings Daughters meet Monday with
Miss Carr, of Nelson avenue.
Garfield w. R. G. gave progressive euchrs
party last evening at ST. Wabasha street.
DR.. ard Mrs James e. Weirick gave an in
formal dinner Wednesday evening for W. NJ.
Smith. of New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Colvi:le are home from De-
eorah.
Miss Daisy Hoyt is Ill with typhoid fever at
The home of DR.. Hoyt.
Mrs. H. L. Bryant and Miss Bryant have
Eono to California
Mrs H. C. Burbank is in Chicago.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Taho LAXATIVE Promo Ouinine Tablets All