The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-18
M SOCIAL CIRCLES OF ST. PAUL.

The women who are not interested In
the Red Cross work, and many who
are, are busy with preparations for the
industrial exhibit in Market hall in
October. And no one seems to have to
make plans for any very elaborate
entertaining Mrs. c. c. De Coster
gave the largest event of the week.
entertaining for her sister, Mrs. Man
ton. Miss Carpenter entertained at
luncheon Wednesday for Mrs Gheen.
Mrs Herschmer Johnston, of Lincoln ave
nue., gave party yesterday for her little
son. Raymond.
Mr. and Mrs. w. d. Stewart gave a din
ner Wednesday for Mrs. Dorse.
Morris White gives a dinner party today
at his home on Holly avenue, entertaining
company Of young men in celebration of his
eighteenth birthday.
Mrs c. A. Comiskey gave dinner Tues
day evening in honor of her niece, Miss Mabel
Fredcrcks. of ST. Louis. The dining room
was prettily decorated with pink astors and
sweet peas Covers were laid for twelve. A
cutglass bowl of sweet peas formed the CEN
terpiece.
Miss Stella Poupeney gave a dancing party
Friday evening in honor of Miss Mabel Fred
erickS, Of st. Louis and Miss Mabel Cole
decorated in autumn flowers. mandolin or
chestra furnished the music for the dancers.
Miss Zu!ema Fuller gives series of re-
Ceptions Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday
evening of this week in her studio in the
Pioneer Press building.
The marriage of George R. Slater, former
~ Of St Paul, and Miss Janet S. Greenleaf
OF Chicago, was celebrated Thursday at the
residence of the brides parents the Port
land flats, on SiXtieth street. Mr. and Mrs.
Slater will reside in Chicago. Mrs. Sydney
Harper, Of ST. Paul. and Mrs. Wellington, of
the Wedding They are guests of another sis
ter Mrs. B. P. Miller, or Chicago.
Mrs. w. c; Edwards, of Summit avenue,
entertained Friday evening for Mrs. w. c.
Severns, OF Washington, D. c.
Mis-. Mis- Minnie Lauer was surprised Tuesday
evening at her home, 2l2 COlborne avenue
The evening was spent in dancing, and re-
freshmentS were served.
Mrs Vieregge. Of Carroll street. enter
tanned tanned informally Friday for the Misses
Mrs. Louise Holman, of Goodhue street.
entertained informally Wednesday evening
in honor Of the Misses Buck and Helena
Wolf OF Henderson, Mimi. The evening was
spent IN cards and dancing. About forty
were present.
Mrs. A. B; Hattel, of East Tenth street.
entertained the Idle Hour Cinch club Thurs
DAY afternoon. Mrs. Ellsworth Mrs. Harry
CIeVelapd- and Mrs. J. X. Morrison won the
prizes. Mrs n. Friend, of East Tenth street
viii entertain next Thursday afternoon.
Miss Ida Weinman, of Lawson street, en-
Miss Ida Kulker, Of Cannon Falls
The annual reception for Sheltering Ans
was given Thursday afternoon at the home
In Emerson avenue north. The visitors were
received by Mrs Pitts, president of the
port, ST. Paul; Mrs. Merriam, Mrs. Higgins,
Mrs John Durham, Mrs. A. c. Fairbairn
Mrs Kenyon.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. I. Slime gave a progrl s.
sive euchre party Wednesday evening at
their residence, 27O Iglehart street, in honor
OF Mr.. Shines parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. c..
Slime, of Chicago. The rooms were decorat-
ed with palms and American Beauty roses.
Eight tables were played. Mrs slime was
assisted by Mrs. Norman Rupert. Mrs. J. L.
Blaine, Miss Scott and Marguerite Fox.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Van Duzee gave a
reception Monday at their home on Marshall
avenue, for their son, Sergeant Major Ed
ward NJ. Van Duzee Jr., of the Fifteenth
regiment. The rooms were decorated in red
white and blue, with flags and flowers. Mrs
J. F. falsely, Miss Lillian Garron, Miss
Nellie Hope and Miss Hazel Tockler assist
gold band ring was presented to Sergeant
Van Duzee by the Young Peoples Society of
the First Baptist Church. Rev H. F. Still
well made the presentation speech.
Miss Miriam Holman. of Marshall avenue,
entertained a few girl friends Monday after
noon at potato roast Present were Misses
Shirley Morgan, Ethel Hayne, Antoinette
Nicholas, Belle and Helen Reilly and Dora
Alness.
The Cycle History club met last evening
with DR.. Auten Pine, of Lincoln avenue, and
outlined work for the year. J. Watson Smith,
J. A. Swenson and Miss Carter composed the
committee.
The W. c. T. U. women are busy getting
ready for the coming convention. Many
women Of note and culture will come to St.
Paul to attend the temperance congress and
ill be entertained in private homes which
will be gladly opened to receive them.
The members of the senior class of St. Jo-
seph's academy were guests of honor at a
banquet given by Mother Seraphine Thurs
day evening from to o'clock. The banquet
table was spread in the library and on en-
tering the guests were greeted by soft strains
of music issuing from a curtaned recess.
Covers were laid at the table for fourteen.
Sister Hyacinth the directress, occupying the
place of honor.
The decorations were very handsome. the
prevailing color being pink. The centerpiece
was Of pink and white asteTs surrounded by
lCI us, anu dl tllueT emu OF the table was
placed a candabra with pink shaded candles,
casting a glow of rose color over the pretty
scene
Huge bowls of maidenbair ferns were placed
here and there about the room and the
souvenir cards were dainty fern leaves done
in water color, and bearing the '99 class col
ors, green and gold. The guests were Miss
Keller, Miss Barnett, Miss Ohage, Miss Nc
Dermott, Miss Schell. Miss Cunningham, Miss
Wyatt, Miss Geraghty, Miss Holton, Miss
Twohy, and the Misses Kennedy.
The marriage of Miss Mamie Barton and
Joseph e. Schultz, took place in st Matthew 8
church, Wednesday morning. Rev. Father
Young Oficiated. The bride wore pale blue
MORE, trimmed with Irish point and carried
Bride roses. The bridesmaid, Miss Mamie
Curry, wore white organdie over yellow taf-
feta, and also carried roses. The best man
was J. J. Marthaler A wedding breakfast
was served at the home of the brides parents
MI. and Mrs. Thomas Barton, at which Rev.
Father Young was present. In the evening a
large reception was held. which was attended
by about half a hundred guests. There was
music by a mandolin orchestra.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schultz will be at home 127
West Isabel street after Oct. 5.