The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-05

! M!and, Pattee Minneapolis,
! Phillips, Robinson.
Rich, Mr.. and Mrs. Camp,
Sh1rk, bell.
The chaperones were Mr.. and Mrs. Wy
and, Maj. and Mrs. Tucker, and Mrs. Butch
er.
The young people of both sexes who
make up the Laurel Cycle club played
hosts last night at the Ryan, and their
popularity as such was fully attested
| by the fact that most Of the 300 invi-
| tatfons sent out for the dance, which
marked the second year of the clubs
| existence, were accepted
The big dining room was cleared for
them, and at 8 o'clock the st. Anthony
Hill orchestra struck up the opening
waltz. There was no attempt made at
decoration. That wasn't necessary ap-
parently, for, with excellent music, a
we'll waXed floor and plenty of room,
the hundred or more couples danced
through the card of waltzes and two
steps and schottiches, with a square
dance interpolated every now and then,
just for variety.
The affair, which included large
number of young people, was quite
successful and was managed by
Messrs. c. O. Martin, w. j. Prender
CAST, E. S. Weden and Wolfred Mel
son, comprising the executive commit
tee While the reception committee con-
sisted Of F. E. Low Mary McDiarmid,
E. L. Weden, Minnie L. Thauwald R.
G. Grant, Gertrude Merrill, Regina
Nelson, G. D. Messing and Mabyn Ed
WardsOn.
after by w. j. Prendergast, c. o. Mar
tin, w. ]. Noble, Wolfred Nelson.
The Schubert club, having an opportunity
to secure Henri Marteau the great violinist,
for single recital has decided to bring
him to st. Paul the evening of Feb. H. The
place OF the concert has not yet been fully
decided, but will be announced later. Mar
teau has twice appeared under the auspices
of the club and on both occasions the re-
suits were most satisfactory financially and
artistically. This young violinist has just
finished serving his time a soldier in the
French army, and is now free to give his
entire time to his musical career He Is
said to have gained in virility and repose,
and yet to have retained all of his youthful
enthusiasm.
Mrs. Alexander Stone received the married
ladies yesterday afternoon at her home on
Summit avenue and progressive euchre was
again in order. She was assisted by Mrs
Trevor McClurg Mrs. W. R. Beggs and the
Misses Dousman.
Mrs. W. P stedman and Miss Brinkerhof,
of Portland avenue entertained at O'Clock
tea yesterday.
Mrs. w. B. Bourne, of East Winlfred street.
entertained last evening.
The economy Whist club met yesterday
with Mrs. Hall, of Wilkin street
Mrs. Gardner Moore gave a reception We ter
day from until O'clock at her home on
Goodrich avenue She assisted by Mrs.
John Quincy Adams, Mrs. Andrew Gilchrist,
Mrs Kenneth Clark, Mrs. W A. Hardenbergh.
T. T. Smith, Mrs. N. P. Langford Mrs john
F. Fult2n, Mrs. J. P. Elmer. MIS-. T. L. Boo1
Mrs. John Harrington and Mrs. John L. Snapp.
Mrs. E. O. Tooker of Paramount avenue.
entertains today.
The Cycle Current Topic club meets today
with Miss Annie Cater of St. Adams street.
informal cinch party yesterday fer Miss Lam
born and Mrs. Kleisenworff.
The Como Division No. 90. L. A. O. R. c..
gave a progressive euchre party last evening
at the home of Mrs P. H. Kelly, on Hast
ings avenue Assisting the hostess were Mrs.
John Stapeton, Mrs. J. K. Morrison, MIS-.
H. D. Powers and Mrs. J. w. Gilboy
a dancing party Thursday evening, at the
home of Emory Brace, of st. Anthony Park
The rooms were decorated with roses and
palms and at a pretty booth in the dining
room frappe was served. There was a pro-
gramme of twelve numbers and six extras
Present We're Messrs. Percy Lawrence Harry
Earl Pillsbury, ]. N. Pike, R. F. McKesson,
Albert Pfaender, Fred Andrews Norman Nc
ClOuu, BuTCn MOUoCJ, LOUIS weeks, Rome
Wentworth, Frank Cudworth, Luther Cud-
worth, Frank Lane and Bardwell, Mrs Bard
well, Misses Rowena Pattee, Brown. Nellie
Katherine Morse, Frances De Lancey,
Isabelle Armstrong, Matte Hooper,
Carpenter, Phillips, Gould, sherard. Pratt,
Laura Henry, Louise James, Daisy Humph-
rev. Mueller and Moynahan.
Mrs. David L, Curtice. of 80 Iglehart street,
will entertain her neice, Mrs. Albert D.
Richardson, nee Mary Asquith, of the 1.-TWO
Little Migrants company, the coming week.
The Pastors Aid Society of Dayton Avenue
Church gave a reception yesterday after
noon in the church parlors. Mrs E. NJ
Prouty and Mrs NJ. D. Edwards received.
Mrs F. G. Ingersoll, of Grand avenue,
gave an informal musicale last evening for
Mrs: Fitch, of Rockford, and Miss Tanning,
of New York.
Mrs George B. Young, of Summit avenue,
entertains at whist this afternoon.
The ladies of Woodland Park Baptist
church gave a silver tea Yesterday afternoon
at the home of Mrs D. D. Smith, of Good
rich avenue The hostess was assisted by
Mrs. G. B. Whitehorn, Mrs. T. G. Walther
and Mrs. G. S. Smith.
The Junior League of Central Park NJ E.
Church give social today at O'Clock.
An art social was given last evening at
the home of Rev. and Mrs Pringle, on Ram
sey street. by the Y. P. S. G.. E. of Goodrich
Avenue Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. Francis Palmer Kimball read paper
on 1.-THE Finances of the Home" yesterday at
meeting Of the Sibley Mothers club.
The next regular meeting of the "Jovial
club will take place this evening, at
o'clock at the residence of F. G.. Warner, No.
4G5 Western avenue north.
The Young Peoples Society of Christian
Endeavorers of Goodrich Avenue Church
held exhibition and sale of pictures last
evening at the residence of the pastor, 319
Ramsey street. musical and literary pro-
gramme was also given to which the follow
ing contributed: Miss Gundloch Mr. C. E.
Mackean, Miss Ruby Zehnter, Miss Elizabeth
Radcliffe, Miss Harper Miss Ellithorpe Miss
Dell Sawyer.
The Athletic Association. of the Central
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