The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-18
UNFOLDING OF YOUNG BUDS
WILL BEA FEATURE OF AUTUMN
DAYS IN LOCAL SOCIETY
over Dozen Charming Young
women Are to Formally Enter
Society With This Season

81 raul Will see the debut of number of
ouos this fall and the entertaining attend
Ing the entrance Of these young women into
the fashionable world seems to be all that
Will save local society from a most woeful
dullness The Misses Rossum will be intro
9uced next month Miss Emily Stickney and
MISS Lillian Willard will be introduced Fri
gay gay at an afternoon reception at the stickney
nome, on Summit avenue. Miss Marion Ian
Pner comes out Oct. 25 Mrs.. Dudley B.
Flncn gives an afternoon reception Thurs
DAY Tor Miss Finch and in November a large
German entertaining the unmarried men and
women.
The Misses Smith will make their debut
thursday at an afternoon tea at the home of
avenue -,--
Miss Mary Stees, Miss Anne Appleton, Miss
kittie Johnson and the Misses Livingston are
other buds.
The largest social event of yesterday was
the handsome evening reception given by
nue., for Miss Burton, of La Crosse. The
reception was a large one, to both men and
women. Pink was the prevailing color in
the decorations. Miss Beardslee and Miss
In the dining room Mrs, Holbert and Mrs.
Horace p. Bigeiow presided at the coffee
Miss Josie L. Hopwood and John g. Fixott
were quietly married yesterday afternoon at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hopwood,
u. n.
trip and will Be at home to their friends
after Nov. l. at, the Hiawatha-
Mrs A. H. Hall. of St. Adams street, enter
tains at tea tomorrow.
Miss Marion EIma ElHthrop and Charles
Lafayette Kellogg Will be married tomorrow
at the home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Archibald M. Eilithrop, on Iglehart
street. rs go
Mrs. Alexander Cathcart entertains at cinch
Thursday evening for Miss Chapman, Of
Columbus, o.
Mrs. Francis I. Towle entertains at euchre
Friday afternoon for Miss Chapman, of Gin
cinnati.
Mrs. ]. B. West entertains neighborhood
luncheon Thursday.
The reception committee Of the St. Paul
School of Fine Arts meets this morning with
Mrs. D. A. Monfort. at her home on Dayton
avenue. Arrangements for Mr.. Comins' re-
ception, Oct. 20, will be made
Concorda Singing society gives a dancing
party Saturday evening in Mozart hall.
The Idlers meet Wednesday with Mrs. F. J.
Waterous, 1886 Pleasant avenue.
Mrs. J. D. Jennings, Of Ashland avenue
entertains the Crocus Hill Cinch club Thurs
day evening.
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The White Flyer Cycle club will give a
benefit military ball Thursday evening. Peo-
pies orchestra will furnish music
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The Crocus Hill Mothers club will meet at
2 o'clock today with Mrs. Briggs, 1893 Fair
mount avenue. Mrs. Alice K. Baron will
read paper on Home and School Hygiene"
Miss Mccarthy. of Wilkin street. will enter
tain the Aloha club this evening.
An entertainment and social hop will be
given Friday evening at Leidertafel hall for
the benefit Of local charity. There will be
music and refreshments.
Mrs G. w. Moore and Miss Carol Moore
have gone to Los Angeles to reside
Mrs. F. A. Fogg will winter In Los An
geles.
Mrs. NJ. D. Mum will winter In California.
Mrs. E. L. Hopwood, who has been visiting
friends and relatives in the East, returned
home yesterday.