The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-13
AFFAIRS IN SOCIETY
DEBUT OF MISS RICHARDSON A
FEATURE OF YESTERDAYS
SOCIAL EVENTS.
GUESTS THR0NGED HOUSE.
GIVEN ON THE HILL DURING
THE WINTER.
THE COMING OF THE HExscHELs
Members of the Schubert Club ThinE
Ii WIN BE a Great Musical
Event.

At one of the largest receptions given
on the hill during the winter Miss
Richardson made her debut yesterday
at the home of her mother, Mrs. Will
liam Henry Richardson, on Marshall
avenue. Mrs. Richardson and Mrs.
- William Louis Kelly Jr. received for
Miss Richardson, and were assisted by
number Of matrOns and a group of
pretty girls. The rooms were beauti-
fully arranged with roses and palms.
The reception room was in pink and
green, and the dining room was in
red. Punch was served by Mrs. Ware
from a table in the second parlor, which
was decorated with roses and palms
and lilies. During the receiving hours
the house was thronged with guests.
and later the young men were enter
tanned with the assisting girls.
Miss Richardson was becomingly at
tired in white chiffon over white silk.
and carried roses.
Mrs. Richardson wore a light green
MORE silk costume, trimmed very
handsomely with point lace. Mrs. Will
liam Lewis Kelly Jr. wore her wedding
gown of heavy white satin.
Assisting in the receiving line were
Mrs William L. Kelly Sr., in black silk
and Jet; Mrs Mower, of ArcOla, black
velvet duchesse lace and diamonds
Serving coffee and ices in the dining
room were Mrs. Van Worries, in a hand
some costume of blue and black
changeabIe taffeta under overdress OF
black grenadine, black Paris yoke fin
ished with point lace; Mrs. Denis Fol
lett, yellow satin; Mrs. Patterson, Ro-
man striped silk. The young women
i assisting about the rooms were Miss
Hungerford heavy yellow satin gown
cut decolette; Miss MorehOus, pearl
silk; Miss Flossie MorehOUs, white or
candle over pink; Miss Boeckman
green satin bodice and heavy silk skirt
of black; Miss Treat, pearl silk; Miss
Green, green-fgured silk; Mrs. r. L.
Ware. green organdie over silk; Miss
Kelly. pink chiffon over silk; Miss
Rosebud Kelly, black satin, with yoke
of white; Miss Ethel Smith. blue or
candle; Miss Uhlman, black silk; Miss
Burk, pink organdie.
THE HENsCHELS IN CONCERT.
Among the music lovers the coming Of the
Henschels means more than the ordinary con
cert announcement, and TO the members o
the Schubert club is due the deep ooIlsa
ton of every admirer OF beautiful music
in the city for making an engagement FOL
this couple in st. Paul Mr.. and Mrs. Hens
chel have a peculiar charm all their own
and the concerts they give in common arr
occasions of purest delight to all VINO know
what good singing means. Mr.. Hensche
has never appeared to win much admiration
for the quality Of his voice, but ne SIN e
like q master and his musicianship is beautt
full. Then, coo, he IS composer, and SOM
of the most delightful OF the numbers OF
the concert programmes are his own HI
wife is an American, and has tudied will
him and imbibed his artistic principles, ant
has worked her way to the front as con
cert singer. Mr.. and Mrs. George Hensche
will ha I'd in concert Monday evening
Jan "a. in Central Presbyterian church un
der the auspices of the Schubert club
ENTERTAINED AT EUCHRE.
Mrs. Charles Braden entertained at euchr
Tuesday evening for Miss Hungerford, Of st
joe Mo. Six tables were played, the prize
being taken by Miss Baker, Miss Walther
George Theobald and Mr.. COngdon. Miss Hun
d, gerford returns home today, and her departur
will be regretted by many Of the young PEG
pie Of St Paul among whom her charm
ing personality has won her scores of friends
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
The Irfsh-American club will entertain it
members and their friends in the club room
in the Endicott building Wednesday even
ing Jan. 10. Progressive euchre will b
played.
Mrs R W. Cooley of Carroll street, enter
~ tanned last evening.
n business meeting Of the officers of s.
Paul chapter, D. A r., will be held tht
- afternoon with the regent, Mrs. George {
Squres.
Mrs L. H. Emerson and Miss Emerson. c
Holly avenue, leave for the South today
spend the remainder of the winter.
The Thursday Cinch club meets today wit
Mrs. Nicols.
The Century club met yesterday in Dayto
Avenue church.
Mrs J. s. Mackey. of Paramount avenue
entertans at euchre Thursday Of next weeE
Mr. and Mrs. Macnider, Of the Virginia
entertained the Expert euchre club last ever
Ing.
Mrs. B. f. Goodkind and children will 6
East this week for a Two months trip
Mrs. Charles Beaulieu. of Iglehart stree
- who has been seriously i'll, has recovered.
Miss Marion Armstrong leaves this wee
for California to reside.
plates a trip to San Francisco in a fe
weeks.
Miss Hughson. of Dayton avenue, entel
lained the Old Maids Euchre club on Tuesda
evening. Prizes were by Miss Nab
Gates and Miss Nellie Stevenson.
Thomas Humbird and family have rt
turned to their home in Mason. Wis.
Percy Lewis leaves st Paul this week
make his home in Portland, Or:
Robert W. Richards, Of Marshall avenu
Is i'll with typhoid fever.
Mrs w P Curtis entertained at dime
last evening at her home, $50 Fatrmoul
3 avenue.
John A. Humbi-d has returned from Gun
berland.
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Gates and daughte
the winter in California