The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-21
ART STUDIO RECEPTION.
Pretty Afternoon Party Given by
Miss ZuIema Fuller

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Miss Zulema Fuller gave a pretty after
noon reception yesterday in her studio in
the Pioneer Press building. The rooms were
decorated in Oriental effect and lighted in
the rosy colored electric lights great
artificial rose concealed each electric globe
ana In one corner dainty Japanese lantern
was was used as shade. Japanese screens.
erect and some very handsome tapestries and
paintings from the brush Of Miss Ellis were
hung on the wallis: 1.-THE Elopement" and
the Mandolin Girl" were two particularly
attractive pieces Of tapestry work
MISS RULER was assisted in receiving by
Mrs. II; II. Merrick, Miss Belle Hope and
Miss Nellie HOPE served punch from a
little table under a big Japanese umbrella
in the second room
Flags and flowers were used among the
decorations in this room and a string
orchestra was in attendance all the after
noon. Two little colored girls. Florence
Jackson and Bessie Sidney. contributed an
Informal programme of negro songs and there
were number Of readings by Miss Fuller 8
pupils: This evening a second reception will
be held to which the men have been in
vited.
Miss Eva Alcott gave a large reception last
evening in her studios in the chamber of COM
merce building, entertaining a greater por-
ton of the musical element of the city.
The rooms and hallway were handsomely
arranged with colored lights, rugs and guam
titles OF roses. In the larger studio there was
an informal musical programme during the
evening" and in the second room a group of
young women served punch. Among the
one hundred or more guests were noted Mr..
and Mrs. Pomeroy, Mr.. and Mrs. Merrick
Mrs. Butterick, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson. DR..
and Mrs Geer Miss NorthrUp Miss Hope
Mr.. and Mrs Farmer, Misses Floyd, Bishop,
Rhodes, Hill, Perry, Banten, Walker Mr. and
Mrs. Bishop and others.
Prof and Mrs. H. s. Baker were given a
royal welcome at a large reception given in
their honor at the Humboldt school last
Jefferson and has been transferred to the
Humboldt, and the citizens Of the West side
turned out last night to greet him. pro-
eramme OF speeches was opened by State
Superintendent Pendergast, who spoke gem
orally on education. Other speakers were J..
G. Bryant. principal Of Central high; Supt.
Smith, f. B. Dorian, Harry Franklin, Robert
Hare, B. Zimmerman and Mr.. Corning.
Miss Nabersberg gave piano solo and the
Misses Miller a mandolin and guitar duet
There was also an orchestra in attendance.
Among those present were Rev. NJ. Oehler
Principal Bond. of the Madison, and teachers
from all over the city.
The Liberal Women of Minnesota hold their
first meeting of the season in First Uni
yersalist church. MINNEAPOLIS, next week,
Tuesday. Mrs. c. B. Leonard gives the re-
ligious news and Mrs L. G. Powers reads
Heart" ''4 ' ~ "
Mrs. E. A. Whitney entertained the Aid
Society Of First Universaiist Church at her
home, in the Seville, yesterday. The cleo
ton of officers was postponed till Oct 4,
after which work meetings will be held every
week. fair will be held before Christmas.
The Ladies' Benevolent circle gives it's
third annual ball Saturday evening in AS
sembly hail.
Announcement is made of the engagement
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elocutionist, to Walter Crane of New York,
a nephew of Stephen Crane, the novelist. Mr..
Crane is himself quite prominent among
occur in the fall. Mrs. Potter will give
farewell recital in the Lyceum Oct. g. when
she will repeat a number Of favorite seec-
tons by request.
Mrs. John Sommers gave a luncheon for
Mrs. Edward II. Green. Of Washington, Mon
3ay at bdto M o at heT n sn IN the the
table decorations were American Beauties
and chrysanthemums, 1t was a. very pleas
ant family affair
Mrs. Evelyn Kiefer Brock accompanied by
Capt and Mrs. G. Excl, of Washington, ar
rived in st. Paul yesterday. Mrs. Brock is
guests of the mayor at the Ryan. They
will remain in st. Paul several weeks
Mrs Charles A. Comiskey will leave this
Miss Mabel Fredericks leaves today for her
home in st. Louis
j. T French Jr' q1sr teri for the
the Albion for the winter. ~. .
Mr.. and Mrs H. w. Schadle have rented
DR.. Lees residence on Western and Laurel
avenues for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. R, c. Wright returned Satur-
day from White Bear and will be at home at
the Albion.
Mrs William R. LaGd. of Laurel avenue,
gave childrens party Monday for Gertrude
Taylor, entertaining thirty little folks.
Miss Katherine Forest. of Osceola avenue,
left last evening to attend school in New
York.
Mrs W. s. Bowen, of Pleasant avenue,
is home from Chicago.
Mrs Haydn S. Cole leaves in a week for
an Eastern trip.
Mrs. Eveline Iliefer Brock, daughter of
Mayor Kiefer is in the city visiting her
father. Mrs. Brock is from Washington,
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