The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-26

shofsky. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. T. Emery. Mr..
K 5Sel DMsp r Mr. G. A. Lee Mr. Mr. Frs Ml
| g; Willius Jr.. Mr.. o. G. Berreau, Mr.. O. 3.
Bishop, Mr.. r. D. Czeikowitz, Mr.. N. ]. Hull,
Mr.: F; p Maher Mr.. J. o. Duke. Mr.. ]. O..
Mccall, Mr.. w. G. Hall. Mr.. H. NJ. German.
Mr.. Robert H. seng, Mr.. U. M. Stone, Mr.. F.
W. steeg, Prof Mpszarra:
Society people filled the auditorium at
Market hall last evening in attendance On
| the bazaar which Is being held there this
week by the Catholic people of tho city.
A display of. artistic living pictures was the
| many Of the ads representing Mannheimer &
Co, J; H. Dickeyy Battle-Ax Plug. Yerxa's
d rne plymouth L. l. May. Smith & Far S
Cigar, Whitaker & McGill, Towle's Log
Cabin, Stafford Mineral Water, Sohuneman &
evans, The Automatic, Dyer Brothers. Bull
lard Brothers, patriotic pictures. They were
Wen put on and were very handsome. The
pictures were given by Misses Bend, Living
sGton, Giinllan, Deusman. Rugg, Furniss, De
Coster,, Auerbach, Ferguson. Katherine John
son, A6bie Livingston, Elsie Pope, Kalman,
Dora Johnston, Kennedy, Sanborn, Anne
appleton, Barnum, Violet Dousman, Mann
lay Shepherd, Mr.. Porter, Mr.. Jammie, Leav-
lit Corning, Mr.. Trowbridge, James mer,
Harry Davis and Rukard Hurd
A series Of tableaux representing battle
scenes followed. Four volunteers from the
Third who saw the fight at San iago wee the
principals, and their uniforms and an Amer
garet Mann, as sister of charity, atsnds a
wounded man in one picture. The three pa
CIlotic pictures are reserved until the ose
or the programme each evening" and though
the living advertisements will be different
every evening, the patriotic pictures will be
the same.
The floor and gallery were packed last
evening wi h the fashionable element Of the
city and the bazaar promises to be a great
success Tonight there Is to be cake walk
A lore
Yesterday at her home on Portland avenue,
introducing her daughter, Miss Lanpher, to
some ECO guests.
MIS- Lanpher and her daughter received
alone IN the first drawing room, which was
prettly arranged in pink Miss Lanpher was
simp-y gSWned In dainty white frock and
neld Dig bunch of pink roses. Mrs. Thurs
ten served tea in the library, which was
decorated with American Beauties. Mrs.
LANES ;aIG skinner served punch in charming
little nook half way up the stairway. In the
dining room refreshments were served from
a circular table. Mrs. Forepaugh Mrs.
schadle and Mrs. Begg presided in this room,
'~S'S'eu OS group OF young women
Nathan Hale chapter, D. A. r., met yester-
aay with Mrs Alanson Messer, on Mackubin
| street, and listened to a very enjoyable pro
gramme of papers and music.
MISS Werkheiser, of Denver, sang several
selections actions very scharmingly, Mrs. Hall read
with charts prepared especially for the &C.
easion Mrs. Elliott read paper on New
A1olhPSIare, ana MRS. stewart was heard In
reading.
Mrs White, of Portland avenue, entertains
next week at euehre!
Mrs G. A. Severance gave the second Of
series OF afternoon teas yesterday at her home
on Summit avenue. She was assisted by Mrs
Emil Onet and Mrs. rAnsel Oppenheim
The marriage of Mrs Blanche Butcher
doubleday and Mr.. Edward Payson Smith
Jr. will take place this evening at the home
or the brides parents, on Victoria street
Rev. Sinclair, off, the First PRESBYTERIAN
church, will oficiate
Mrs Charles A. Clark entertained yester-
day at her handsome new home on Holly
avenua
Mrs F. C. Field gives luncheon Thurs
DAY for Mrs. Lund, of Concord N H. Mrs
Wheeiock's sister and guest.
The charity division of the Park asocia-
ton, at st. Anthony Park, met Monday in
the Congregational church. Mrs. Palmer. of
Mlnneape is, was present and read a paper
Mrs r. M. Newport spoke of Friendly Wis
itlng. Tea was served at the close of the
programme by Mrs. Hacker and Mrs. Green.
Mrs: George Becker, Miss Meader, MIS-
Gardiner Moore. The rooms were decorated
with chrysanthemums except in the dining
room, where American Beauty roses were
used. Mrs. Dalrymple presided in this
room.
The annual charity ball by St. Luke's hos
pital will be held Nov. % in Masonic Temple.