The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-25

tation to be the guests Of the club from
4 to o'clock is extended not only 70
all those who assisted the boys in blue
through the Red Cross societies and
the Commercial Club Auxiliary, but to
all others that aided the soldiers and
to all the ladies who wish to show by
their presence that they indOrSe the
patriotic work that has been done. No
individual invitations will be issued \
single general invitation is hereby eX-
tended to the ladies of st. Paul. The
reception committee will consist Of Mrs.
r. M Newport, Mrs. J. j. Hill, Mrs. p.
H Bailey, Mrs. Dr. Stamm, Mrs. j. w.
Edgert0n, Mrs. J. J. McCardy, Mrs. r..
G. Stringer and representatives of the
Commercial club There will be music,
short speeches and light refreshments.
ooh. are we going to have any gaiety
this season." asked a society woman
yesterday. 1--WE have enjoyed this
calm and quiet long enough, don't you
think so? And now the war excite
ment is over. why don't st. Paul bright
Ell up a lttle?" Who can answer her?
VIII St. Paul brighten up this year, or
viii small teas, informal luncheOns
and theater parties be all there is to
vie S.ith the clubs and missionary So
cieties?
There is excitement enough along certain
lines, however. Last week was merry
enough for any one, and the largest and
most brilliant reception st. Paul saw
never eCuaed the demonstration at the Audi
forum Friday. Everybody had a good time
and evervbCdy entoved his or her share Of
the work. Nothing could have been nicer
than the way in which the fremen from
ried water, packed sandwiches, and in a
hundred ways assisted the women, who
wonder what they would have done with
out their help.
When the breakfast was over all the sur
plus supplies were divided and sent away
to do farther good. Some went to tho Third
some to the Fourteenth, fruits and daintes
to the hospitals, broken cookies to the Babies
home, and odds and ends to the women who
came from the Relief rooms to help. And
the mascOts Of the Fourteenth were not for
gotten. The first sandwich served went to
the little black bulldog. who divided honors
with handsome Irish setter, whose appetite
was larger and who ate heartily of chicken
bones and meat.
Mrs. William R. steinberg entertained
Thursday evening at her home, 81 Igehart
street. The evening spent with music
Fisher. Miller. Bowser Ballinger, Stevenson,
Kernkamp, Steiner, Mcmahon and Morgan
Messrs: BaIlinger, Ornstein, Martin, Beissel,
Sam Gartner, George Gartner, Thompson,
Anderson and William R. Steinberg.
birthday party was rendered Mr.. and
Mrs. f. Schultz at their residence S97 Mar
shall avenue in honor of Mr.. Schultz
birthday. by the salesladles and their per
by the guests The evening was spent in
singing and dancing. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Schultz Mrs. Fairbanks,
Mrs. Porter, Mrs. O'Malley Mrs. Dunning,
Mrs. Weeks Mrs. Clark, Mrs Brown, Mrs.
Bastian, Mrs Hopkins, Misses May Luger,
JOY, Augusta Kartao, Mary Farrell Ida Matti-
son, Ray Goldstine,. John Fisher.
Wednesday evening a company Of friends
surprised DR.. and Mrs e. w. Russell at
their new home. 179 Aurora avenue. Pro-
gressiye euchre the order of the even
ing. Gentlemen's first progressive prize was
awarded to W. J. Murphy; second progressive
prize to Thomas Spence; lone hand to j. j.
Daily: consolation prize to James Bodke La
dies first progressive prize was won by Mrs
Charles Mullen; second progressive, Mrs J.
J. Ryan lone hand, Mrs. e. D. L. Speery
and consolation prize Mrs H. W. Barker.
military euchre was given Monday even
ing at DAD Fellows hall by Ellsworth circle,
Ladies OF the G. A. R. The hall was decor
ated with flags. Following the game there
was music and supper. The guests were re-
ceived by Mrs. NJ. E. Capron, Mrs. Eubank,
Mrs. irish, Mrs. Burgess and Mrs Webster.
The high scores were made by Mrs. NJ. g.
Geary, Mrs. Lyon, Mrs. E. B. Lott Mrs. L.
S; Thomas, Mrs. George Brookins, Miss So
Ehla lAghtbourne, Mrs. E. S. Lightbourne,
Miss T. THEM, L. S. Thomas, H. 7. Neuhart
z. F. Kenrick and NJ. T. Geary.
Mrs. E. c. Haynie of Iglehart street gave
lawn party Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Ernestine Spencer gave a military
luncheon Wednesday. The rooms were dec
GRATED with flags and flowers in red, white
and blue, roses, white carnations and forget
me-GotS.
Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Easton, Of East
Twelfth street, celebrated the ifty-frst ami
yersary Of their marriage Wednesday There
were no festivities, but a quiet family dinner
at the residence of their son, Mr.. and Mrs E.
J. Easton, Westminster street.
TIa lodi
ton Wednesday evening at the residence Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Clark Holly ave-
nue., for Rev. Mr.. Diven, of Boston, who is
AT present supplying the pulpit. Mrs. c. B.
Jlson gave several piano solos and Miss
Marion Craig number of readings. Assisting
Mrs. Clark were Mrs. J. D. Estabrook, Mrs.
9. II. Kellogg Mrs. Moore, Miss Clark and
Miss Scmmers
dinner party given Wednesday even
ing by Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Draz, Of
Holly avenue in celebration of their fifth
wedding anniversary. The centerpiece on the
table was Of American Beauty roses. A COM
pany Of twelve was entertained.
The Misses Maud and Florence Messner
at the Ashland for s. P r. sntges of csforgs
mia. The decorations were flags palms and
foliage. The st. Anthony Hill orchestra
played
Mrs. ". R. Ladd of Laurel avenue, enter
tanned company Of thirty young people Mon
Mrs. c. W. Johnson entertained the Mid
summer Euchre club Tuesday afternoon at
her home on Virginia avenue. The prizes
We're Won by Mrs. Allen Krieger, Mrs. Os-
borne, Of ST. Louis and Mrs. J. NJ. Rossell
MRS. Jchn Mclean, Of Mackubin street, will
entcr:o+@ neXt.
Mrs: J. N. MacNider, of Virginia avenue.
ana Mrs ReynOldson gave a bicycle party
ueSo@y morning to Mnnehaha Falls where
luncheon was served.
The young men of the Westminster Pres
byteTian church met Friday evening at the
residence OF Rev. and Mrs. Barackman on
East HiniITed street and organized Young
Men club. The following officers were elect
ed: President, Rev X. l.. BRAKEMAN: vice
president F. c. Shepherd; secretary Mark
Herring; treasurer, Roy Miller. The meet
ings viii be held every Friday evening at
the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Barackman.
The programmes Will include a half-hour of
the reading Of sacred literature followed by
games ard refreshments.
Miss Naude Blanchette was sur9riged
Thursday evening at her home on East Thir-
teenth street The evening was spent at
cards.
The Misses Eva and Mary Brown gave q
card party Friday evening at their home on
DaytOn's bluff for their cousin, Miss Brown,
OF Dubuque, 10. Ten tables of progressive
euchre were played, and prizes won by
Miss Susie Young and Frank Egan. Miss
Brown will return to Dubuque next week.
day evening at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. V. r. MacVeagh, 391 st. Adams street
the occasion being the marriage of their
daughter, Myrtle, to William N. Dyer. The