The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-01


is little desire to give teas or parties
while the prospect of a battle Is in
sight.
The state meeting of the Daughters
of the Am r.can Revolution will be held
Tue sdey afternoon at , o'c. ock in West
minister church, Minnea polls Each
daughter will be allowed to invite two
guests. Chapters from all over the
state viii be represented and reports
from each chapter will be heard, but
there Will be no reports from the ma
floral congress.
The last state meeting was held a
year ago in Park congregational
church. st. Paul. The Minneapolis
daughters are anxious to return st.
Pauls hospitality in full and the meet
ing this year promises to be marked
by many pleasant features. To reach
the church St. Paul guests will transfer
from the Interurban at First avenue
south, leaving First avenue cars at
Twelfth street and going one block to
the right to Nicellet avenue.
Nathan Hale chapter. D. A. R.. held its
annual meeting Tuesday afternoon at tie
home of Mrs. Stewart L. Moore. on Holy
avenue The nominating committee, Mrs.
Henry Schurmeier Mrs. Eller and Mrs. Hall.
reported the following names for election,
the result being unanimous:
Regent-MrS. H. r. Brill.
Vice Regent-Mrs. Walter Sanborn.
Recording Secretary-Mrs. Walter Stevens.
Corresponding Secretary-Mrs. d. F. Polk.
Trcasurer-Alrs. +. f. Rice
RcgiStrar-Mrs. Stewart l.. Moore.
HstCrian-Mrs. J. E. McWilliams
ChaDain-Mrs. H. Fagley
There were annual reports and paper on
FConnoCticut." followed by music by Miss
Brown and Miss Lillian Moore.
The reports from the delegates to the ma
tor2l eel gress at Washington were heard by
the 81. Paul chapter, D. \. R., at its meet
Ing held Tuesday afternoon in the Dayton
Mrs James Bea!s presided at the meeting
in the absence Of the regent, Mrs. Squires.
The church was handsomely decorated with
flags. banners and flowers, and Greve OPP
penhcim was heard in a piano rendition of
THE Stars and Stripes Forever" followed
by an encore number, The Bride Elect
Mrs. Conley sang The Star Spanged Ban
ner." aGdirg a new verse from the pen of
Oliver Wendell Holmes. Following the bust
ness meeting there was reception and re-
freShmCntS.
The members were received by Mrs. D. A.
Monfcrt and Mrs. Donaldson. The buffet ia
bic was in charge of Mrs. McKenney and
Mrs. BcaliCu.
Mr.. ard Mrs. George Ranney. of Virginia
avenue, entertained small company Tues
day evening in celebration of the sixteenth
anniversary Of their marriage.
The Distaff chapter, D. A. R.. met Mon
day ard Wednesday afternoons informally at
the home OF Mrs. ]. Q. Adams, On Crocus
hill and Sewed garments for the CubaGS.
DR.. and Mrs. C. c. Miller entertained
small company Of their friends at progress
sive euchre Wednesday evening at their
home on East Tenth street. Mrs. Miller was
assisted by Miss Starkey, Misses Florence
and Maud smalley and Miss Elizabeth
P. J. smalIey Mr., and Mrs A. R. starKey.
Mr. and Mrs. D. r. Hevener, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. +; Eovener, Mr.. and Mrs. N. Bouse, Mr..
and Mrs. w. n. Cumbey. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Perkins. Mr.. and Mrs c. X. Sharood, Mr..
and Mrs. Archibald Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hart. MIR. and Mrs. o. A. Powell Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Walker DR.. and Mrs. L.
M. Benepe and Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Czerko-
witt.
Mrs. f. A, Jaggard. of South Exchange
street, entertained at tea Thursday for Mrs.
Stoweu.
Mrs. Robert Rantoul entertained at the
Aberdeen Wednesday for Mrs. Cass Gilbert
Mrs. Thomas Lawler entertained at cinch
Tuesday afternoon at her residence on Eva
street. Prizes were won by Mrs. Waters, Mrs.
Yoer, Mrs. Delavan Miss Mcdonnell and Miss
Cowiey.
Miss Margaret Redmond entertained
Eighth street. Assisting Miss Redmond were
Mrs. S!nI son. Mrs. D. NJ. Merrill and Miss
Tirzah Merrill. Progressive cinch was play
ed, and the prizes were won by Miss T.
OConnel Miss NJ. O'Connell. Ed Sands and
Chas Ferny. An impromptu musical pro-
eramme was given by Jack Boyd and Miss
Olga Hilbert, and the remainder of the even
ing WIS spent in dancing.
MIR. and Mrs. F. E. Draper, of Western
avenue. gave dinner Friday evening. The
decorations were flags, the center piece a
miniature fort and the place cards were done
in the national colors.
Miss Clara Hooper, Of De Soto street, gave
a dancing party Monday evening in celebra-
ton of her birthday. Hrs. Hooper was az
sisted by Mrs. NJ. A. Whyte and Miss Whytv.
The Misses Hill gave a dinner party Fri
day evening at their residence on Summit
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Valentine Rothschild cele-
brated their tenth wedding anniversary Fri
day eilng at their residence Paramount
avenue. Progressive crokinole and progress
siye euchre were played, five tables being de-
voted 10 each game The IDEA and semblance
OF lin carried out in the prizes and
in the service used for the refreshments.
Mrs. Arthur Simmons CT the Buckingham,
entertained the Coronae Whist club yesterday
Afternoon. The prizes were won by Mrs. J.
H. Kane, Mrs +: 2. Draper, Mrs. H. w.
Field snd Miss Mo.lie COrmcdy. The club
distandcd fer the summer.
Mrs. r. n. Avison, of Mortified, was the
street, last ws1I. Mrs. Hare entertained at
luncheon WtCGesdsy afternoon.
MIR. End Mrs. C. R. Croft, of Pleasant ave-
nue., enterte inod the members CT the Ideal
Euchre club and their husbands Monday even
ing. The prizes were won by Hiss Mary
Stees Mrs. A. A. Cratzenberg, Mrs. George
Taylcr. C. r. Croft, j. Fairchiid and Joseph
SterE6y.
Miss Florence Schiffmann and her guest,
Miss Miller, of Chicago, were entertained at
luncheon Tuesday by Mrs. James Allan Nc
ender snd white, the center piece being
handsome cut glass bowl Of lavender and
white crcl:-s.
At each rlace were lunches of violets with
The guests were Miss Miller, Miss Schif-
mann Miss Lamprey. Miss Helen Holbert,
Miss SUeDc5r and Miss Clark OF s.. Paul
Miss Schifmann and Miss Miller have re-
turned to Kenosha. Mrs. Mcleod has been
entertaining the young women for few days
and last week gavo theater PARTY III taolr
horcr.
tanned the Cd Maids club Tuesday after
noon Prizes were won by Miss Gates and
Miss Messer Miss Lampher, CT Dayton ave
nue.. entertains the club members Thursday
evening Of next week. and Tuesday of the
week following Miss Birdena Farwell enter
tains the members in the afternoon at the
regtSzr meeting
bgnd q mercy was formed Thursday after
neon at the home of Mrs. Charles Dibble,
most Of the members being boys from the
training school. Edmund Dibble was elected
president. and Frank Duncan secretary. The
heXt meeting VIII be held Sunday evening
with Fdmurd DibbIe, and plans fer work W II
and the band CT mercy from the Monroe
school will attend and a parlor talk will be