The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-30

With q large reception In the CONNER
ial club rooms, several hundred club
members and friends attending. The
St Paul School of Fine Arts closed the
week with a reception to E. T. Comins,
given last evening in the studios in the
Moore block. Several large teas and
receptions and sprinkling Of small af-
airs filled the intervening time, with
exception OF that devoted to the Good
Shepherd, which drew crowds Of society
people every evening Of the week.
The German club held it's twenty-third an
nual meeting Thursday in the Pioneer Press
building Committee members for the ensu-
Ing year were elected as follows: Q. d.
Thompson w. w. Price and John Field.
The committee will have charge of all the
club events for the season.
The Town and Country club held its an
nual meeting Friday evening at the club
house on Marshall avenue. The election re-
suited as follows: A. T. Rand Minneapolis,
president; George L. Bum, st. Paul, vice
president; A. T. Rand. secretary; executive
committee for three years. w. P: Packer,
Minneapolis; B. F. Schurmeier, ST. Paul; ex-
ecuuve committee for two years, c. w. Cor
don, st. Paul: w. F. Booth, Minneapolis;
executive committee for one year, John S.
Bradstreet, Minneapolis; F. W. NJ. Cutcheon,
St Paul.
St Lukes charity ball takes place Nov. %
IN Masonic Temple where it has been given
for the last three years. Interest is already
aroused in the event which promises much
in the way of social enjoyment
The annual charity ball in Jewish society
circles is announced for Thursday evening,
in Standard hall. This is probably the largest
Jewish event of the season and will be a
most elaborate affair. both in the way Of
handsome costumes and beautiful decorations.
Seibert's full orchestra will play for the dane
ing and at II o'clock a banquet Will be
served.
Mrs. R. c. Holbert. OF Paramount avenue:
gave a large reception Thursday assisted
bv Mrs P R. L. Hardenbergh, Mrs. L. A.
Robinson, Mrs. Horace Bigelow, Mrs. Trevor
McCIurg Mrs. Alexander Cathcart, Miss
Beardslee. Mrs. G. L. Beardslee, Mrs. Wild
er Merriam, Mrs. F. l. Towle, Mrs. William
Miss Chapman. Receiving with her was her
mother. Mrs. E. l.. Cannon.
Mrs A. P. Lanpher entertained a large
reception Tuesday at her home on Portland
avenue, the occasion being Miss Marion Ian
piers debut. Assisting were Mrs. Thurston,
George L. Beardslee, Mrs G. G. De Coster,
Mrs. W. H. Thurston Mrs. ]: l.. Forepaugh,
Mrs. J. E. Schadle. Mrs Parke Richie Mrs.
o. E. Holman, Mrs. James H. Skinner, Mrs.
Dudley B. Finch, Mrs. H. W. Fagley, the
Misses Dousman, Willard, Stckney, Johnson,
Carey Finch. FOrepaugh, De Coster Boards
Mrs Solomon, of Dayton avenue, entertalns
The Monday After Informal club tomorrow.
Mrs W. H. s. Wright. of Portland avenue,
gives card party Thursday afternoon
Mrs. c. A. Severance gave a series of aft
ing Monday for Mrs. Francis B. Clarke
Mrs Crawford Livingston gives reception
from to o'clock Thursday for the Misses
Livingston, Miss Catherine Johnston and
Miss Elsie Pope.
; Mrs George B. Young has issued cards for
breakfast Saturday.
Mrs c. P Noyes issued cards during the
week for Fridays in November.
The Monday Evening Study circle will meet
with Edward R. Sanford Jr., % St. Adams
street. Subject of lesson, The French Revo-
XVI ]. Noyes Kirby; Marie Antoinette,''
II. T. Drake. Glass topic, The Revolution
airy Spirit" Following the programme there
will be Halloween festivities
Miss Alice Rhodes entertaips at euchre
Wednesday at her home, on Portland avenue
Miss Alice Wright gives card party Fri
day afternoon.
Mrs. A. A. White entertained at luncheon
Mrs Reuben Warner Sr and Miss Warner
give reception Friday for Mrs. Hamilton,
Of Seattle Wash
Mrs. T. c. Field entertained at luncheon
Thursday for Mrs. Lund, Of Concord, Mrs. J.
A. Wheelock's guest.
Miss Holbert. of Summit avenue enter
tains tomorrow evening for Miss Chapman, OF
Columbus.
Mrs John L. Lathrop gives card party /,
Thursday afternoon.
Invitations were issued last week by Miss |
Newell for euchre party Saturday evening,
az the home of her sister. Mrs. j. D. Sloane. !
on St. Adams street, for Miss Maud Moon, of |
Duluth and Charles Weyerhaeuser, of Little
Fails.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Floete give an
evening reception Thursday al their home
on Summit avenue Mrs. c. c. Bender, OF
Spencer To-, is the guest of honor.
Mrs. W. P. Bissel, of Ashland avenue gives
children's fancy dress party Monday for her
son Wayne. |
Miss Theresa Antoinette, the daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Hirsch. and ]. S. |
NASSAU were married Thursday night at the |!
Church of the Messiah, Kent and Fuller |
streets. The church was tastefully decorated. !
Of honor, while the best man was brother |
Of the groom. A reception followed at the |
home Of the brides parents, 1856 Rondo street.
The Monte Sanno club were entertained by
Mrs. c. W. Sample, of Dayton avenue. Prizes |
were won by Mrs P. Nelson and Miss L. |
Miller. The next meeting will be with Mrs. |
J. Stoltz, of Harrington avenue, Nov. 8.
Miss Hasenwinkle and Miss veena Kluck- |
holm give a dancing party Thursday evening |
at the latter's home. on Goodrich avenue.
Mr. and Mrs George w. Koehler. of Port
land avnue, gave luncheon Monday. The |
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. F. Hinrichs Miss |
Roch, Mr.. Benken. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hin
rchs of Manitowoc, Wis; Mrs. w. Hinrichs |
Of Milwaukee, and Mr.: and Mrs. ]. ornes.
Mrs. Charles A. Clark gave small tea |
Tuesday afternoon, assisted by Mrs. F. S. |
Haupt, OF Albert Lea; Mrs. Archibald Mac |
Lauren, Mrs. ]. N Jackson and Mrs w. ]. |
Dean.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Weber enter |
tanned the Union ex-Prisoners of War assO-
citation and the Ladies' auxiliary at their |
home at Hamline, Thursday evening, the |
occasion being Mr.. Webber's birthday. The I
house profusely decorated with roses,
carnations and smilax "Old Glory and large |
quantities Of bunting were everywhere. Mr. |
Weber read a very interesting paper on /
his varied experiences in Southern prisons. |
Comrade F. B. Doran made a short address, /
and there was recitation by Miss Giles, |
solos by Miss Lulu Weber and Miss Dawson. |
pleasantly spent in singing the G. A. R. |
songs, all joining in the chorus.
Mrs. Lincoln Good gave a game dinner
Wednesday evening.
Garfield W. R. c. No. gave 2 progressive
euchre party Friday night. Prizes were as |
follows Ladies, Mrs. Fisk Mrs Floody and !
Miss Soul. Gentlemen's, Messrs Ruffner. |
HaSenwinkle and Glass. The Sewing society |