The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-20
RED. WHITE AND BLUE.
soc1ety Does Honor to the National
COIOrs When 1t May.

society Does Honor to the National
COIOrs When 1t May.
Mrs. Charles 3. Braden gave military
euchre Friday in compliment to Miss Hunger
1ord and Miss Braden, her guests. The color
scheme was red, white and blue, prettily
carried out IN the decorations of each room
me library was in red the dining room in
Whlte and the reception room in blue. The
halfway and staircase included all three col
U T mere were seven tables in and
tne hlgh scores We're made by Mrs. Trevor
McClurg, Mrs. William Burke, Miss Hunger
Johnson.
A club was formed in Minneapolis last week
whlch includes both st. Paul and Mime
apohs members and which has for it's object
the study and classification Of edible and
other mushrooms. Varieties common to this
locality were exhibited and methods OF de-
termlnlng the harmlessness of specimens dis
cusseQ. 1T IS the intention of the society to
interest as many people as possible in the
edible mushrooms and thus add an easily
o6tanable article Of diet to their bills of fare.
The annual report Of Prof. Peck, of the state
botanical survey of New York, which was
prepared by order of the legislature for the
purpose OF instructing people of the state
In the varieties of mushrooms, was used for
reference and proved very interesting. A
large number of excellent works on mycoogy
are to be found in the library and will be
used by the club in its studies
The officers elected were Mrs Mary Whet-
stone. president Mrs. ]. W. Ray, vice presi
dent; Miss L. G. Flint, St Paul, secretary;
h. P Gates. treasurer.
Miss Lillian Smith gave cobweb party
Wednesday evening
Miss Mabel NJ Sawyer. one Of the summer
guests at Minnetonkat and Prof Frank LIE
Bond Mickey. of the state university will be
married wednesday in Westminster church.
Mrs. Edward Webster entertained at din
ner Thursday forIMrs@ Caroline B. Ayers, of
The Aid Society of Dayton Avenue Church
gives silver tea Thursday at the home
OIL MIS- h. w. shirk on Holly avenue.
The, Aid Society of First Universalist
Church meets. today with Mrs. A. E. Whit
ney Tor the election OF officers
A social will be given this evening by the
young people of First Christian church in the
church parlors, on harrington avenue.
The women of Central Presbyterian church
give reception Oct: in the lecture room,
The bazaar held annually for the benefit
Of the House of the Good Shepherd, will omen
this year Monday, Oct. "a. A feature of the
entertainment 41 viii be battalion drill by the
Central High School cadets. In charge of
booths will be the ladies of the following
parishes: The Cathedral. st. MichaePs, st.
Mary's, st. Patrick's, ST. Luke's. St Jo-
sumption.
4 choral choir of fifty girls voices will be
organized tomorrow at 4 O'Clock in the vocal
studio of Miss Eva M Alcott 209 Chamber of
Commerce building. Rehearsals will be ar
ranged so as not to conflict with school work.
Miss Eva NJ Alcott has issued cards for an
Informal reception to her pupils at her studio
this evening.
The congregation of Clinton Avenue NJ E.
church gives a social Thursday evening at
the home of Rev. and Mrs Hambley on Gin
ton avenue.
Alexis Fournier, the artist. is busy at work
In Voulangus, France, an hours r.He from
Paris. He returns home this winter.
Prof. Baker, the new principal of the Hum
boldt school on the West side, will be ten
dered a reception at the school building this
evening. The affair will be an Informal one
and will include music, both instumer ~ and
vocal, and short speeches by Supt. Cmith
members of the school board and citizens Of
Miss Lillian NJ. Ellis. Of ST. Anthony ave-
nue.. is visiting relatives and friends in Bar
aboo, Wis.
Miss Louise Carrier and Miss Marie Du-
fault, OF st. Anthony avenue, have returned
from Duluth, where they were visiting
friends.
The Dayton's Bluff Mothers club met yes
terday afternoon in the kindergarten room of
the Van Buren, school. The election of the
new officers resulted as follows: President
Mrs. F. w. Bergmeier, by reclamation; vice
president, Mrs. ]. Firestone; secretary, Mrs.
]. NJ Smith, treasurer, Mrs William Brink
librarian Mrs. Good. The programme for the
year was outlined and the following commit
tees appointed:
General Board-President and vice presi-
dent, Mrs J. McManus Mrs. E. F. Horst
Reception Committee-Mrs. Helmes, Mrs.
William Brink.
Music Committee E. F. Horst, chair
man; Mrs. F. Brant, Mrs. G. J. Rank, Mrs.
J. R. Kearney Mrs. J. NJ. Smith, Mrs. ].
Library Committee-Mrs. ]. Firestone, Miss
L. Hand.
Press Committee-Mrs F. w. Bergmeier
Miss Camilla Kendall read pretty selec-
ton from Eugene Field, entitled Lizzie and
the Baby" Mrs. p. F. Horst favored the
club with musical selection at the opening
Of the meeting. There were thirty ladies pres
emit.
Mrs Frank H. Waterman returns from
abroad in November. She has spent a year
in study in song work in Paris under various
teachers and in London with Rendegger and
George Henschel.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Onet have returned
from an extended tour through the East.
Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Perry of Holly ave-
nue. spent Sunday at Minnetonka.
Miss Eta and Miss Anna Davern. of Mac
kubin street, who were in New York, have
returned home.
Mrs. Francis B. Clarke returned yesterday
| from Europe
Mrs, Frank Byrne Fox, of Central ave-
! nue., has returned from a three months tr q
| East.
Miss Margaret Fox and Miss Marie Hop
kins, of St. Anthony avenue, have gone to
Jacksonville, Fla, to assist in taking care
| of the sick soldiers in the hospttaI there.
| Thew eXDect return the latter art of o.