The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-16
In THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
PROGRESSIVE EUCHRE IN HO-
TEL RYAN PARLORS
NUrsery-Fifty Tables of Pro-
gress1ve Euchre Played During
the AfternOOn-Nine Handsome
Prizes Awarded to the Fortunate
Ones-Other Events I'm Society.

The parlors OF Hotel Ryan were filled yes
terday afternoon with as handsome gather
Ing OF women as ever thronged the hotel cor
party. given for the beneft Of the Day
Nursery and 80 tables Of progressive euchre
were played. The ladies all came in hand
The rooms were decorated with Towering
plants. and cut flowers banked the mantels.
The score cards represented babies bibs,
cut from heavy paper. and bore the following
This pattern Of my bib send,
To keep the score Of III Day Nursery friend"
were won by Mrs. Finney sprague. Mrs.
Warren Larken. Mrs. George Thompson, Mrs.
Hawkins Hawkins Miss Abbie Warner, Mrs Charles aries
Nolan and Miss Stamm.
!. Following the game which was played in
three OF the rooms. frappe was served by the
The ladies receiving were Mrs. B. H. Evans.
Mrs. George Ranney, Miss Mable Horn, Miss
Ceeyl White. Miss May Alness. Mrs; J. H
Randall Miss g. L. White. The affair was
success financially.
Luther Newport led handsome german at
the Ramsey residence. on South Echangs
street, last evening the hostesses for the
evening being Miss Furness and Miss Bige-
The large ball room, lighted by old-fahioned
chandeliers with glistening prisms. presented
9, brilliant scene. the. details for many Of
color and the dainty evening dresses Of the
young women showing prettily against the
fifty young people present.
The date for the senior promenade. the
great society event in university circles,
day. June l. The class play will be given
May 81 and necessitated the change Of date.
and two-steps will be given. and supper will
be served during the latter part of the pro-
gramme The executive committee which has
the affair in charge includes Fred U. DAVIS.
Eddy, H. A. Scandrett and Joe Hubbell, F. e.
Deane is treasurer Of the committee.
Mrs T. G. Winter was at home informal
ly yesterday afternoon, in Minneapolis, in
honor Of her guest. Mrs. Martha F. Grove.
Chicago. Pink and white carnations were
effectively arranged through the rooms. About
eighty women called during the afternoon.
An event Of much interest in artistic
circles was the reception given yesterday
afternoon at Mickey and Farwell's studios. in
the Moore block, by Mr.. and Mrs. Holman,
Miss Electa Mickey, Edward Mickey and
William Farwell. About 13 people called
during the afternoon.
Beautiful photographs from Mr.. Holman g
camera. and interesting drawings of heads
and sketches by Mr.. Farwell appeared prom
inently in the rooms. Some drawings by
Miss Mickey were also displayed.
Assisting about the rooms were Mrs. ]. w.
Lusk, Mrs. A. B. Stickney. Mrs. H. R. Curtis.
Mrs. Barber, Mrs. A. H. Lindeke, Mrs. A.
W. Perry. Mrs. Ansel Oppenheim. Mrs Hen
Ing, Mrs. Fernstrom, Mrs. r. F. Mickey Miss
Lusk. Miss Holman, Miss Mary Clark, Miss
Kalman, Miss Edith Carey, Miss Katherine
Smith. Miss Harrington, Miss Tilton. Miss
Ames, Miss Thompson, Miss Mairs, Miss
Laura Mickey and Miss Rachel Thompson.
Mrs. R. F. Ball, of Portland avenue, gave
a chatting dish supper last evening for the
Clarke-Towle bridal party.
Miss Kittie Hubbell and Miss Maud Lewis
gave a dancing party last evening at Mer-
RAM Park.
The first picnic to be announced is by the
Modern Woodmen. The affair will not take