The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-08-07

have been hard at the never-ending
Red Cross work. There has been little
or nothing going on worthy the chron-
icing Even the al fresco performance
OF "As You Like IT, at Camp Ramsey,
which il was expected would add TO the
Golfers of the Minnesota regimental
funds. was only fairly we'll attended,
doubtless owing to the untoward china
tic conditions. The people who go i'll
for social things during the season are
mostly at the lakes, where there have
been one or two informal luncheons
and sailing parties, but everything on
the impromptu order. The society
women will tell you there Is no use en-
tertaining for the reason that many of
Country club and the Roadside Links
club houses have been the scenes
OF a number of minor things, especial
ly the former where for several even
ings there has been music and informal
dancing. Since the organization of the
Minneapolis Golf club at Bryn Mawr,
the Minneapolis folks have been miss
ing at the Country club, but several
parties of st. Paul golfers have wound
up the afternoons play at the cool club
house in the woods.
Usually the presence OF visiting girls
calls for numberless little dinners.
lUIcheons. theater parties, ETC., but, al
though there are a number of young
women here from other cities, they
have been satisfied to spend their time
at the comparative quiet Of the lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. Jokheck and
Fred Jokheck, of this city, returned
Friday from an extended trip abroad.
after having visited their parents and
numerous friends. They visited all the
principal cities of Europe, and Incl
IDENTIFY had an opportunity to feel the
1NIliSa nf ba ENl1rnnaon IOanplp toi in
ing their feelings in the present war
between the United States and Spain.
Their observation was that in all in
stances the Europeans sympathize with
America.
The contrast between the cities of
Europe and America is very great. The
former being far behind. In the United
States every little town and hamlet has
its electric light plants and other mod
ern improvements, and towns Of mod
crate size have electric street cars
These improvements are lacking in a
great many cities Of the old country.
and in some they still adhere to the
here long discarded horse cars.
OF interest to society people generally will
be the marriage Wednesday evening OF Miss
Carolina Bell ofacer to William Winfield
st. Paul since children, and have hosts Of
friends. The wedding takes place in Christ
church at 100 o'clock. Rev. Mr.. Andrews
performing the ceremony
The bride has selected as her attendants
Miss Alice c. Officer as maid of honor, and
Miss Evelyn officer and Miss Ruth Wood
ward. of St: Cloud, as bridesmaids. Edward
NJ. Brown. the bridegroom's brother, will as
sist him as best man, and three of the ush-
neapolis; Samuel J. Joy and Harry Brown.
The fourth usher has not been selected. Rev.
Harvey Officer will preside at the organ. Mr..
II Moe hoxr Tn1on mad odd wi IN
side in st. Paul later.
Miss. Alice Cleary entertained at cards
Thursday afternoon for Miss Seip Prizes
were won by Miss Lucy Darragh, Miss Gracs
Kavanagh and Mrs. McConville.
ant dancing party Friday evening at their
home on MarshaI avenue, for their gue-ts,
Miss Louise Braden and Fred Braden, Of Los
Angeles, Cal Music furnished by an
Italian orchestra.
Mrs. Mathew Murphy chaperoned a party
Evening SRs Town ana country si'' TUESDAY
Mrs. Howard barrow, Of the Albion. enter
tained Tuesday for Miss Amos.
Mrs. Henry Nickow gave a dancing party part:
TUESDAY evening for the Misses D2 oak Mrs Mrs
NJ. E. Garfield. Mrs. c.; S. Neuson, Mrs. G.
o. Robertson and Mrs Y. ,soby. Miss JeiMie
DOak ana Ut. Beckl6y l6u Lue SeIIHaii. nc
guests were: Misses Gertrude Mcintyre.
Florence Hare. Lettie heyde, May Cullum,
Margaret La FOntaine, of Minneapolis; Daisy
Brown and Anna Rothansen; Dr. F. L. Beck
ley. W. A. Still, H. H. Humason. DR.. A. G.
Johnson L. Ne.,Iicholas, G. A. Riser, Will
liam Roe-sler. A. Gregory, Ernest MCGOWAN
and Henry Rothausen. Mrs. Garfield served
punch in the library.
Mrs G. W. KOehler, Of Portland avenue,
gives bicycle party Monday evening for
her DAUGHTER. Miss Mimi.
Mr. and Mrs. H. 7. Black gave tally no
party Wednesday evening for Mrs. NJ J.
Thornton, Of Wheeling. w. Va
Miss orme, of Grand avenue. entertained
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Casper Ernst gives euchre party this
week for The Misses Donnelly, Of Milwaukee.
Mr.. and Mrs w A. Naylor gave mill
tary dinner Tuesday evening for Lieut.. Keith
Naylcr of the Fifteenth regiment
Mr.; ard Mrs. G. A: Zimmerman a: are en-
on Enchanted island, Minnetonka.
Miss Hea Marchand was hostess to pro-
gressive luncheon Tuesday, at her home on
St. Adams street The guests were: Miss
Jennie Tracy, Misses Alice and Nellie Officer,
Misses Alice and Margaret Craig. Miss Flor
ence Harrison, Of Minneapolis; Miss Ruth
Robinson. Mss Edith Brill, Miss Rose Ma
bersberg. Miss -aGrSaret Castle, Miss Lillian
Moore, Miss Grace Sanborn, Miss Emma
Eastman. OF Lake Charles, La and Miss
Straw, of Wells. Miss Marchand was assist
ed by Miss Virginia Schuneman
Mrs. Ross Clarke entertained at luncheon
at White Bear Tuesday, in compliment to
Mrs F. A. Davis and Mrs. F. A. Upham.
Miss Davis assisted.
W. C. Pierce. of Tacoma. was entertained
at luncheon Tuesday, by Mr.. and Mrs. E. l..
shepey, Of St Adams street.
Mrs. Bernard Zimmerman entertained at
cards Wednesday for Mrs. Jacob Stock, Of
ST Louis Mrs Zimmerman was assisted by
Misses Emma Hamm and Florence thinner
man. Among the guess were Mrs. Kuhn, OF
Indianapolis, Mrs. Lindeke Of Helena, and
Miss Bradecker. Of Milwaukee.
Miss EIoise Brown. of Dayton avenue, en-
tertained Monday evening.
Miss Tarbox gave luncheon Thursday at
White Bear After luncheon was served there
was sail on the lake.
Mrs. John Quincy Adams entertains Monday
for Mrs. ]. B. West, who is just home from
Europe.
a wheeling party Thursday evening for Miss
Dickson, of Milwaukee. The run to Como
was made, and lunch partaken of in the
park. The return home was after the con-
cert. The party was made up Of DR.. and
Mrs. Herbert Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner
Moore. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Stem, Mrs. George
Graves; Miss Bridges, Of Milwaukee. and
Walter Driscol.
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