The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-03
AUTUMN BUDS WILL BLOOM
THIS WILL BE AN EVENTFUI. DAY
IN SOCIETY IN ST. PAUL
Four Young Women VIII Be Usher
ed Into the Social Set With
Proper FOrmaIItfes.

The social calendar shows a bewil-
dering number of events for this after
noon and evening" The first Of the
week has not been particularly lively,
everything seeming to come on Thurs
day and Friday, with the exception of
the usual Halloween festivities. This
evening large reception will be given
at the Floete residence on Summit av-
enue, Mr.. and Mrs. FRANKLIN Floete
receiving together for Mrs c. G. Ben
der, of Spencer, To-, Mrs. F1oete's sis
ter. At the Livingston residence there
will be a lnrge reception, the occasion
being the debut of the Misses Living
ston. Miss Catherine Johnston and
Miss Elsie Pope.
Mrs. W. H. S. Wright entertains at
euchre this afternoon at her home on
Portland avenue. Mrs. John L. La
throp entertains mt cards in the after
noon. Miss Hasenwinkle and Miss
Verna Kluckholm give dancing party
at the latter Shome, on Goodrich ave-
nue.. Mrs. Horace Bigelow entertans
the Fudge club this evening.
At the Portland Mrs. ]. P. McLaren nee
Gersting will give her first at home, receiv-
ing informally afternoon and evening. In
the evening Mr.. Gersting receives with her.
Assisting will be Mrs G. D. McLaren, Mrs.
Laidlow and Mrs A. Gersting. Mrs. Nc
cards were issued.
In the downtown halls there will be a
number of large events. The most elaborate
will be the annual Hebrew charity ball, to take
place in Standard hall. This will be brill
liant event. and will be attended by society
people generally in Jewish circles. A BAN
quet will be served at II o'clock in the large
dining hall on the second floor.
Mrs. Louise Harris entertains at tea this
home
The l. S. C, gives its fourth hop in Oxford
hall this evening.
The Criterion Amateur Dramatic company
will give a three-act farce-comedy this even
ing at st. Johns hall, on Francis street, for
the benefit of st. Johns church The cast is
composed of the Misses Stoughton, Gooch ami
Dean, and Messrs. Pfster, Ford and Arrivee.
The members of the company are Misses
Dean, Gooch, Bersee, Stoughton, McDermott,
Hickey, Starkey and Clinton, and Messrs.
Pfster, Ford, linden, Moore, Farrell Arrivee,
Danes, Eckman, Kempien, Starkey, Gale
and Brown.
Diamond lodge gives a dancing party in
Sherman hall tonight.
The Ivy Leaf club gave a large party in
Sherman hall last evening. The floor was in
charge of E. J. McManus, John l.; Ryan, D.
the dining room T. G. Mccarthy was in
charge. The officers of the club are: Presi-
dent Phil H. Wagner; vice president, ]. Z.
Corcoran; treasurer: F, J. McManus.
Mrs. George squires has returned from
Europe.
The engagement is announced of Miss Ida
Goldstein, of Minneapolis, and Samuel Loft,
of St. Paul.
Miss Dibble entertained at an informal tea
Tuesday afternoon at her home on Eighth
street, for her guest this week, Miss Chap
man, of Columbus, o. This evening she will
give a large dinner party at which covers
will be laid for 80.
st. Paul Lodge No. 43, knights of Pythias
gave an informal reception last evening at
1v,,eir new lodge rooms in Martins hail. on
me West side.
The hall has recently been fitted up
throughout by st. Paul lodge, and the recep-
ton last evening was rendered to the mem
bers and friends of the lodge as well as the
members and friends of other societies who
use the rooms.
The affair was attended by $50 persons and
Chancellor Commander P. D. Godfrey and
Past Chancellor F. w. Baer made short ad-
dresses. Music was furnished by Brose's or
chestra, and refreshments were served in the
dining hall connected with the lodge rooms.
Mrs. Denis Follett gives a luncheon Satur-
day for the Misses Macdonald.
Mrs. NJ. L. Saunders, of Dayton avenue, en-
tertained yesterday for Mrs. Barrere, of Co.
lumbus, o.
Mrs. R. W. Cooley, of Carroll street, en-
tertains at luncheon Saturday.
Invitations have been issued by Mrs. John
A. Stecs for a reception Tuesday for her
daughter, Miss Mary Stees.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen c. Cook returned
Sunday from several weeks visit in New
York.
Mrs Knox Bacon is home from the East.
Mrs. w. H. Sanborn, of Virginia avenue,
is home from st. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Bend have returned
from an Eastern trip.
Mrs. II. B. Delano has been entertaining
Mrs A. R. Case, of Faribault.
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Benson, of London,
will occupy the Mum residence on Summit
avenue this winter.