The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-23

ty velvet picture hats with their great
soft plumes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monfort stood at the
head of the receiving line, and with
them stood Mrs. James J. Hill and Gen
Wade.
Assisting about the rooms were Mes
DANES Young, Furness, Flandrau and
Noyes.
In the room to the right overlooking
the river, the ladies in charge of the
coffee urn were Mesdames Rufus Rand
Frank Seymour, Will Halloweil and f,
L. Day.
Serving coffee in room beyond, were
Mrs. Furness and Mrs. Young, and in
the punch room Mrs. Ambrose Tighe
was in charge.
Among the guests present were:
Miss Taylor Miss Armstrong Miss Chit
tendon, Mr.. and Mrs. James Armstrong,
Miss Gilillan, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Read,
Misses Hill, Mrs. w II. Newman, Gen.
Wade, Lieut.. and Mrs. Amy Maj. and
Mrs. Wheeler, Mrs. FUrness. Mrs. Douglas,
Mrs. T. l.. schurmeier. Mrs. Ambrose
Tighe, DR.. and Mrs. Abbott, Miss Furness,
Dr.. and Mrs. McLaren, John Armstrong,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. D. Num- Miss Dous-
man, Mrs. Dousman, Miss Robbins Mrs.
Borup, Miss Ferguson. Mr.. and Mrs. L. L.
G. Brooks, Mr.. and Mrs Franklin Floete,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Ordway, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sherman Finch Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Finch,
Harry Davis, David PEBBLES, Miss Horn,
Mrs. Vittum, Mrs. Oliver Dalrymple, Mrs.
E. N. Saunders, Miss Saunders, Miss Driscoll,
Miss Sturgis, Mrs. Boyeson, Judge and
Mrs. Young. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clark,
Walter Driscoll, Miss Murphy Miss Lam
born Mrs. Hannaford.
From Minneapolfs-Mrs Theodore Wet
more, Miss Hastings, Miss Hart, ALT Pills
bury, Gen. Rosser, Mr. and Mrs. Viii Hal
lowell, Mr.. Willard, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
p md ATrd
Porteous Denman Johnson Douglas Mac
Kay, Nick Dunn. Mr.. Porter, Mrs. F. Wins
ton, Miss Arnold, Dave Chute, Charles
Vieley, Ike Hallowell, Miss Mouiton, Miss
Morisette, Mr.. and Mrs. R. r. Rand, Mr..
and Mrs. Hallcwell, Mr.. and Mrs. L. F.
Day.
Mrs. John Harries. of Cincinnati.
Mrs bowling, of Chicago
Mrs. Doty, of Chicago
Miss Grouse, of Syracuse.
MT. Luther Newport led the cotillion given IN
ElKs nall last evening by the German cIub
The affair was exceedingly pretty. as eli the
CLUBS affairs are. and there were several new
ngures introduced during the evening The
chaperones were Mrs. Luther Newport and
MRS. g: E. Furness. Among the dancers
were Misses Horn, Furness, Sturgis. Tarbox
Dousman, Virginia Dousman, Carey, Kali.
man cary, Driscon, Landon, Bass, Fergu-
son, Philips, Gotzian, Saunders, Hin
Messrs. McClung, Burns, Armstrong. Dris.
coll, Lindeke. Percy Parker, j. j. Parker
stone, McQuillan, Stuart, Thompson, Hal
bert Barker, Strickland Whipple Wheelock
Hill, Griggs, Kirby, Yardley, Mr. and Mrs
Ambrose Tighe, Mr.. and Mrs DriscoI Mr.
and Mrs. t. l.. Schurmeer, Mr. and Mrs
Wilder Merriam.
Mrs. Thomas NJ Breen gave a WASHINGTON
euchre yesterday afternoon at her home or
Marshau avenue, entertaining a company ri
women at ter tables. The decorators aad
in he
the erect very attractive. The guests were
Mesdames Murphy, ]. ]. Dryer, T. Foley
mccartney, Barclay. Clark, j. Douglas, Mac.
donald, Roberts, Ernst Ellsinger. Horn
Fueman, McNamee, Ramsey, Rem Kin.
kaid, Burke, H. E. White, Randall Baird
Dore, R. S. White, Quilan Vessel DIR
ment, Collins, Frankel, Smith, Darragh
Bennett, G. Foley.
Fretty and novel was the Washington
birthday entertainment given by the Stand
ard club last night under the si1nervision ~
Miss Riett Haas ~ -
The programme of the evening openef
with music by the orchestra, after which the
curtain rose on pleasing comedietta in one
act, entitled "A Cup of Tea" The plot con
tanned number of very delightful situations
the characters of the piece being interpreted
by Louis Frankel. Fred Plechner' Miss Doris
Buchman and Miss Josie Lowenstein. The
piece was translation from the French NJ
Une Tasse de The" "
The Loan Of a Lover" was the rattle,
generous title of the next piece II dvaIt
win the predlcaments OF one Capt Amers
Iord, VINO lived on a canal near the Utrecht
The impersonation of the characters was ex
ecuted by Leo Goodkind, Miss Flora Wirth
Miss Laura Goodman, Isador Cohn, Norman
Goodman and DR.. Haas
AS fitting climax to the evenings diver
sion, several numbers were danced through
after the Grammatical part or the entertai in.
ment had been executed Supper was also
served by the clubs caterer
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce Butler gave a larg,
Washington euchre last evening at thei1
home, on Summit avenue. The decoration.
were all in colonial STYLE
Miss Ruby Teasdale, of Grand avenue gave
pretty Washington tea yesterday afternoon
carrying out the sentiment Of the day in at
tractive decorations. There were about fift,
young people In attendance.
The Nathan Hale Chapter, D. A. R.. me-
yesterday at the home of Mrs. Henr,
schurmeier and adjourned to meet next week
Tuesday.
Mrs. Harmon of the Buckingham, gave 3
childrens party yesterday afternoon for hel
4-year-old daughter, Veat. The decoration:
were in colonial style
Mrs. c. NJ. Start gave yellow luncheon
yesterday afternoon, at the Marlborough
There were sixteen guests.
Miss Sawyer, of Dale street, gave a bachelo,
maids tea last evening.
Mrs. Edward R. Sanford of st. Adams
street entertained number of young ladies
informally Thursday afternoon, In compli
ment to her guest, Miss Grouse, of Syracuse
The Capital City Cycle club boys gave 8
dancing party last evening in Cambridge
hall. The reception committee was composed
OF Frank Davis, VIII Altman Wal err Schnit..
ger. The floor was In charge of NJ. @. Cook