The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-27
ST. Paul Social Events

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There is much 10 interest going on
ia St Paul this season, and the early
fall of snow seemed to act as a spur.
There are entertainments ahead to look
forward to with anticipation and en-
tertainments gone by to look upon
with signs of regret.
The charity ball was the most sue
cessful given in years. The gathering
was not too large, but represented
enough tickets sold to make glad the
hearts of the women Of the hospital
board. The costumes were handsome
and becoming, and among the dancers
were representatives of nearly every
fashion able family in the city and
many visitors from out OF town.
Miss Jefferson and Miss Clough were
last weeks debutants, and Thanks
giving night Mrs. Willard entertained
in Elks' hall for another bud, Miss Mill
lard.
Miss Caroline Isabel Arm trong, only dough
ter of Mrs. Jane G. Armstrong, and Edwin
81. Robinson, of Winnipeg, were married at
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon at the bride s
bert performed the ceremony. Only relatives
and few friends were present. the rooms
were simply decorated with palms, Wni5e
chrysanthemums and bride roses. The bride
wore white satin and carried bride roses. a
wedding supper was served. Mr.. and MRS
Robinson left that evening for an extended
Eastern trip. They will be at home after
Jan. in Winnipeg.
The marriage Of Miss Bishop and Mr.. Cor
don, in Bridgeport, Conn, was OF interest IN
st. Paul. where the young people Will soon
come to reside.
Mrs Henry Schumacher was hostess to two
delightful afternoon receptions Friday and
Saturday, at her home on Holly avenue. Ihe
decorations were of chrysanthemums, carna-
lions and beautiful big American Beauties
daintiiy arranged. Mrs. Schurmeier was as
sisted Friday by Mesdames Bramhall, e. b.
Smith, GTibben, Gillette, A. J: Stone, Bird
Wilde. Rundlett, Follett, shade, }. &. Nor
ton, G. T.. Smith Shipman, Misses b ardslee.
Sanborn, Perkins and A. Perkins.
Yesterday those assisting were Mesda ms L.
II. Maxield. Eaton, w. Rhodes, Monfort, san
born. Edmund Rice. A. II. Hall, Polk, e.. II.
Bailey. Perkins, Mrs. Grove, Bancroft Max
neld. Thompson, Brill and Darling
In the face of all the storm of Monday
evening merry party of young people made
their way 70 the home of Miss Marguerite
GlUtz, 263 Edmund street, and gave her gen
uIne surprise. Quantities of cut flowers and
palms Frightened the rooms in cheerful con-
trast to the wind and snow without and the
evening was devoted to dancing. There was
also short musical programme by Prof.
William Lurdgren, accompanied by G. X
Grady. Among those present were Misses
Mary f. Brown. Gertrude Brown, Alice Will
GlutZ. Gertrude GlutZ, Marguerite GlutZ;
Messrs. II. Rutzen, q. II. Wergedahl. X.
Jensen. f. Besmehn. William Lundgren. p. A.
Rockford. C.. r; Grady, Lou Austin; Don
Stevenson. e. A. Blomgren. VIII Hooper.
Dwight Carpenter. Frank Miller, Jack Ma
guire. Ben DAILY Lester n. Mills.
Mrs Rudolph Schinmann and Mrs. James
Allan Macleod will receive Friday. Dec. p.
at the sehihmann home on Summit avenue
Mrs. Dudley W. Rhodes entertained forty
women at luncheon yesterday, for Mrs.
Dwight Of Toledo Q.
As long age as 1877 the big Four" dinner
party organized, the four gentlemen conf
posing the party, together with Their wives,
entering into an agreement that they shou
dine together every Thanksgi giving thereafter.
The four is made up of Capt. McCardy, Capt.
Henry A. Castle. Gen. Mark ID. Flower and
Judge H. G. Hicks. of Mn eapolis. Thurs
day Il vas the turn CT Gen. Flower to enter
tain tlie eoufhAny. Il capt. ald Mrs. Caste
could lot come on from Was, iIgt5n owing
to the q! eepl9s OF tbs u ter
Mrs H. Holbert OF Summit avenue. was
hostess to progressive cuchre party yes
terday fer her sitter Mrs. Bowen, Of Phila-
dephla There were twenty tables.
Mr. aed Mrs. r. II. Mead. of Pleasant ave
nue.. gave cinGh party Thursday evening;
Prizes won by Mrs. Swanson Mrs Fred
Wagner. l. Coed and f. Good.
Mrs. J. J. Hill gives a luncheon Thursday
Afternoon.
Mrs. \. r. DalrympIe. of Summit avenue,
eatertdined merry party of young people
ssphtne Dalrymple. After a run on skis
there we're refreshments and music at the
palrymfle residence:
The o. X. Cinch club met Wednesday aft
ernoon With Mrs. A. Haas. of Tuscarora ave
rue Prizes were won by Mrs. Herman Shads
ard Airs. Brings.
inyitatiens were issued last week by Mrs.
II. q. UGham and Mrs. Horace Biselow for
recePtioit at Ars. Uphams home on Summit
avenue. for Mrs. Darius Irwin Miller and
Mrs. W. H. Newman. of Chicago, Tuesday.
from to O'Clock
Mrs. Dudley w Rhodes has Issued invita-
ttoils for buffet luncheon Thursday at her
home on Ashland avenue This is the sec
44nd OF series Of luncheons given By Mrs.
Rhodes.
Invitations have been issued bv the mem
bers of the "Ohne Name" cub for cotil-
lion Wednesday evening at the Town and
Country club house. The invitations bear
no signature and the members of the cub
which is limited TO eight. are kept secret
from those to whom invitations are sent The
only clue to their supposed identity can be
derived from the information that all accent
rug invitations are to send their reply to
III summit avenue. Luther Newport has
been invited TO lead the german. The com
F"A't - W bt lllllltu TO twenty N. n and IS
many women. half of whom are to be vans
married people. The clue will give parties
monthly during the winter.
MIR and Mrs. 5. X. De Grau entertaintd
4nursday at dinner for Mrs J. s. Parker of
LOS ANGELES: Cal. and Mrs. II. S Beggs. o.
Hancock. MINI.
Miss Mabel L. Pierce. of East Fourth street
entertained the Daisy Bell club Tuesday aft
etnoGn fhe prizes We're won by Mrs Carr
Mrs. q. r. Gerlich Miss Mabel r. pierce
Mrs. Carr will entertain next
Mrs. z. A. Rich entertained the ,,srr,
Evening Euchre club Thanksgiving evening
FriZeS were won by Mrs. Eisenmenger. Mrs
! w Engel, Mrs. Lutz. MIR Smith Nr
E'senmeager and ]. W. Engel.
Mrs. H.. c. Sargent of Hoffman avenue
entertained Thursday at a THANKSGIVING din
ner for her daughter, Edna. Among the
guests were Miss Ruth Rosey. of Hemline
Miss Flora Rice. of AIinnea9olfs: PAM Tbonae
son Of Minneapolis