The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-08-12
COlOrs, and the Prizes Were In
Keeping With Their Patriotic
surroundings - Today Party
Similar VIII Be rendered to So
ciety's Unmarried Women.

the balustrade protecting the wide
stairway at the rear was draped with
bunting. All the upper hallway was
gay with the stars and stripes Stream
ers of red, white and blue were used
for portieres and hundreds of beautiful
flowers added their daintiness and per-
fume to the scene.
Mrs. Tucker, who was gowned in
white muslin elaborately trimmed with
lace with rose satin at the neck and
waist, was assisted by Miss Tilton,
Miss Rugg, Miss Barker and Miss Ryan,
OF Chicago. The young women wore
pure white with Roman belts of red,
white and blue, presented them by
their hostess
There were twelve tables of progress
sive euchre. and prizes were awarded
Mrs. Mcintyre, first progressive, a
beautiful Dewey plaque; Mrs. Haynie,
second progressive, satin glove box,
decorated with flags and the U. S.
shield; Mrs. Livingston, first lone hand,
belt with gold buckle enameled with
the U. S. coat Of arms; Mrs. White,
second lone hand, silver pencil, repre-
senting gun; Mrs. George Thompson,
progressive foot prize, couple of mill
tary spoons; Mrs. Victor Robinson, lone
hand foot prize, sleeve buttons, enamel
ed with American and Cuban flags.
The prizes were very handsome and
were presented by Mrs. Tucker as her
share Of the entertainment. Just $3.50
has been cleared from the series, which
which will be forwarded to the
Womens' National War Relief aEsccia-
ton at once.
Among the guest yesterday were
Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Murphy, Mrs. Dan
iel Lawler, Mrs. Franklin FYoete, Mrs
White, Mrs. Victor Robinson, Mrs
George Finch, Mrs Roscoe Hersey,
Mrs. Haynie, Mrs. G. E. Rice, Mrs.
Plat, Mrs. Swygart, Mrs. John Prince,
Mrs. Stickney Mrs. Bend, Mrs. Borup,
Mrs. Uphan. Mrs. Alexander Stone,
Mrs. Crawford Livingston, Mrs. Nc
Intyre, Mrs. w. E. Bramhall, Mrs
Sturgis, Mrs. Furness, Mrs. Park
Richie, Mrs. Dudley Finch. Mrs.
George Thompson, Mrs. Frank Sey-
mour.
The second of the series will be given
today, when the unmarried women will
be entertained.
Cards have been received in st. Paul an
nouncing the marriage Of Miss Agnes Louise
Hitchcock, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Wat
son Cadwallader Hitchcock. of New Haven.
Conn, to John Dyel Davis, Aug g. at New
Haven. Mr.. Davis is we'll known In St. Paul
and Minneapolis as newspaper man. and
was recently in the Twin Cities on visit.
quiet home wedding took place last
evening ct the home Of Charles Bovaard rs
Cherokee avenue. when Sumner A. Sahean
and Miss Anna E. Hamilton were united In
marriage by Rev. D. d. Mitchell of Good
rich Avenue Presbyterian church.
The bride is the niece of Mr.. Bovaard,
and the ceremony was only atter9ed ny the
couple were the recipients of many heauti-
full presents from their friends.
church gave a lawn fete last evening at Payne
avenue and Geranium street
Miss Ryan, of Chicago. is visiting Mrs.
Frank Seymour, Of Summit avenue.
Miss Anna F. Webb. recently of San sabas-
tian. Spain, is visiting her brother, E. A.
Webb OF Selby avenue.
Mrs. s. s. Clark is home from Chicago.
Daton's Bluff W. c. T. U. met with Mrs
NJ. A. Warner, on Simpson avenue, Hamline
very encouraging report of prison Sunday at
Saltwater. Mrs. Hayward wss appointed
superintendent of Sabbath school and Gospel
temperance work; Mrs. Patton, Jail work;
Mrs. Brandt. scientific temperance: Mrs.
Thomas. social purity and rescue work; Mrs.
Sargent and Mrs. Spindler, flower mission and
parlor work. Mrs. Warner was elected dele
gate to the state convention; Mrs. Brandt
alternate. Mrs. Alice Bardwel, OF Saltwater
read a paper the relation of the church
to the w. c. T. o., making strong plea for
Closer relationship between them. "Grand-
mother" Drake. 81 years Of age. spoke loftly
of the temperance crusade In Buffalo, N. Y,
high tribute, declaring that the strong
Of their Father God was round about
them; that the Lord went before them pre-
pairing the way unto victory
At the close a dainty lunch was served.
The decorations were pink and green. Mrs.
Creighton, Of ST. James, was a guest.
The Idle Hour Cinch club was entertained
Yesterday afternoon at the hOpnn of M
H. Kelly. on Pine street. The prizes were
won as follows. Mrs. Tyer. first Mrs
Cam. third, and Mrs Edward Lincoln. hid
den prize.
party of young people of the bluff will
couple CT weeks. Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Krie-
ger will chaperon the party.
Mr. and Mrs. c. Miss are chaperoning
party at Bald Eagle lake. Those in the
party are: The Misses Florence Krieger Ada
Henry Agnes Holl, Elsie Wichman; Messrs
Harry George. Harry Fabian. VIII Chamber
lin and others.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry B. Farwell, of SH
Selby avenue. gave tally-ho party on
Wednesday afternoon for their niece. Mrs.
to Minnehaha Park. where it had dinner.
driving thence to Fort Smelling and home.
The party was composed of Mr.; and Mrs. Will
Mrs Sauvinette. of Macon, Mo-; Mrs
Michaud Mrs. Hutchins, Mrs. GeSlney, Mrs
Burgon, Mrs Roland, Mrs. Clifford and Miss
Sauvinette.
Mrs. A. McGrath OF Rochester, is visiting
in St. Paul.
Mrs. c. M. Start is visiting in Rochester.
The Woman's Auxiliary to Union ex-pris-
oners Of War meets today with Mrs. F, B.
Doran, 207 Congress street.
DR.. and Mrs. G. T. Bigelow are home from
Tower.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Gilbert, Of Chicago and
Mrs. Mabbitt, of Milwaukee, are guests OF
Mrs. F.. 7. Priest, Of Ashland avenue.
Rev. and Mrs. Edward Lee and Miss Lee
are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles X. Hor-
man.
Miss Harrison has gone to Helena after
visiting Mrs. Oliver Crosby, of Goodrich
avenue.
Miss Maud Burdette has gone to Chicago.
Mrs e. l.. Hopwood Of Maria avenue left
last evening for Elyria, Ohio where she will
visit her sister. Mrs. e. j. Phelps
Moritx Helm Improves.
Attorney Moritz Helm. who a week ag)
underwent an operation at St. Josephs hos
pital is improving and will soon lie able to
leave the institution The operation was lot