The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-07
ASSEMBLY ARE Now PRAC-
TICALLY COMPLETED.
MORE TICKETS MAY BE ISSUED
EACH DAUGHTER MAY SECURE
TEN INVITATIONS If so
DESIRED.
MRS. BINGHAMs EUCHRE PARTY.
Mrs. j. Il. Wade Entertains a. Whist
German to BE Given by Mrs.
Theodore Rorup.

1t has been thought advisable by the
u. A. r. to extend the number of tick
cts to be allowed each daughter for the
Assembly at the Ryan, Tuesday even
ing, from to 10. and it will be a great
accommodation to the committee if all
members desiring tickets will send their
requests by noon Monday. The badges
Of admission will be issued as soon as
received by the badge committee.
They and not the invitations will ad-
nit the holders to the assembly. One
OF the pretty features being planned
for the evening is the display of relics
and heirlooms which will be placed on
exhibition in glass cases. Persons haV-
ing anything of the kind they are will
ing to loan to the committee are re-
quested to communicate with the state
regent, Mrs. r. M. Newport. The
safety of the articles is assured. Every
one having any article of wearing ap
parel which can lay any claim to age
will wear the same that evening, and
some of the costumes to be worn are
decidedly interesting, and many are of
great value. Rare old laces, shawls,
jewels, etc, which have been relegated
to the background will be brought for
ward and proudly displayed.
PROGRESSIVE EUCHRE PARTY.
A progressive euchre party Of nine
tables was given yesterday by Mrs.
Frank NJ. Bingham at her home on
Dayton avenue. Mrs. Bingham was
assisted by Mrs. John S. Prince. Mrs.
John Morgan, Mrs. Markoe and Miss
Prince. Flowers in profusion were used
for decoration with pleasant effect.
Among the guests were Mesdames j:
Hooper. c. H. Smith. Edward Fitz-
gerald, w. Candy. C. H. Smith, A.
Warren, John c. Hill, F. H. Campbell,
w. p. Abbott, Theodore Borup, Boards
lee A. j. Gillette, f. Floete, d. A. Mon
fort, John Sibley Prince. L. Blood, w.
A. Hardenburgh, G. Berryhill, Punnett,
H. S. Cole, Bramhall, D. d. Wheeler,
Fl. Officer. T. E. Appleby, A. E. Mac
cartney, f. V. Van Slyke, w. B. Shaw,
c. H. Hamilton, John F. Stevens, [.
Cook, D. W. Lawler, G. w. Read and
w e. Amy, Miss Simpson, Miss Beau
mont, Miss Boyd, Misses McQuillan, the
Misses Perkins, Miss Carpenter, Miss
Ferguson, Miss Beardslee, Carey, the
Misses Shave, Miss Smith, Miss Read
and the Misses Hill, Mrs. Durham, and
the Misses Shute. of Minneapolis.
Prizes were won by Mrs. Bramhall,
Miss Perkins and Miss Clara McQuil-
Ian. In the evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Bingham entertained a large party of
ladies and gentlemen at cinch.
ENTERTAINED At WHIST.
Mrs. J. F. Wade entertained at whist yes
terday afternoon at the Ryan. The guests
were:
Mesdames- Galusha.
Read, stone,
Almy, Daring
Uphorn, Morris,
Young Fulton,
Newman, clark,
Tilton, Hunter,
Hart thompson.
GERMAN TONIGHT.
A large german will be given this evening
in Elks' hall by Mrs. Theodore Borup for
Miss Pauline Ferguson. Charles Gordon will
lead the german with Miss ferguson AS
sisting Mrs. Borup will be:
Mesdames- Nv. H. Newman.
]. ]. HILL I. b. Scott,
N s. Dousman, A. A Stone
Ambrose Tighe,
WEBSTER LODGE BALL.
The Webster Lodge No. 29. Knights Of
Pythias gave their fifteenth annual ball last
evening in Pythian castle. Sixth and Robert
Streets A programme of sixteen numbers
was danced through to the music of Seiberts
orchestra. The floor committee were W; H.
Corris. c. H. Franckoyiak, F. w. Tuchelt.
E. S. Kaye, Charles Distler A. G. Odell and
D. McKinnon. The reception committee We're
A. P. Keam. L. G. Hoffman, r. J. MaYbell,
P, c. lander G. ]. Schroer and A. d.
Bletcher.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Mrs c. S. Fernald enterta:ns at progressive
euchre today at her home on Lincoln avenue.
Miss Abbie Warner, of College avenue
gives a luncheon Saturday
TnIr Of
will be guests of Maj. and Mrs. William
Tucker this week.
The Woman's Association of st. Anthony
Park will meet Saturday afternoon at 2:30
O'Clock in the Congregational church. Mrs
NJ NJ. Martin will read paper on The In
dams" and Miss Madeline Liggett will
cite. The hostesses are Mesdames Southal,
Vaughan, Vittum and Aldrich All are cor
daily invited.
sbley Mothers club meets today in the
kindergarten room. DR.. A. E. Senkler
lectures on 1.-The Diseases of Children" Mrs.
Gardner and Mrs. Holmes will lead the dis
cussion.
Miss Hattie Baker of Madison, Wis, is
the guest of Mrs. Hugh McCarty, of 500
Mississippi street.
Miss Eta Myers and Mrs: Eva Baldwin
leave this week for two weeks visit in
Iowa.
Fred NJ Owens has returned to Chicago.
Judge Nelson and Miss Nelson. of the
Aberdeen, are en- route to California.
Mrs. E. w. Peet and Mrs. ]. W. Bishop
read papers at this mornings meeting OF
the Friday club, at the home of Mrs John
son, 466 Portland avenue
Garfield w. R. c. gives a progressive
euchre party this evening at 317 Wabasha
street.
Miss Maud Buchanan, who has been the
guest of Mrs. Fernald, has returned to ST.
Mary's.
Miss Hungerford is the guest of Mrs.
Charles Braden, of Marshall avenue.
Bishop Gilbert addresses the Lincoln school
union Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
The midwinter meeting of the Woman's
Auxiliary will be held in Gethsemane parish
house, Minneapolis, Wednesday, Jan. IL, at
half past o'clock. Addresses will be made
by Bishop Gilbert, Rev. J. ]. Faude Rev.
Stuart Purvis and others.
Miss Carr entertains the Junior Kings
Daughters Monday at her home on Nelson
avenue.
Blair Flandrau, of Pleasant avenue, has re-
turned to college.
MIR. and Mrs. S. o. Brooks are home from
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Harris have gone East.
The K. X. X. Jrs. gave their second dane
ing party in Lifts hall last evening.
The Ideal Euchre club will be entertained
this evening by Mrs. E. NJ. Prouty.
The Algonquins give a party this evening
in Lifts hall.
BRAINERD 81 NORTHERN
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