The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-18
EUCHRE THEIR PASTIME
WOMEN PLAY CARDS TO HELP THE
INFANTS HOME
Ryan Hotel the Scene of a Pretty
Afternoon Party-TOday VIII
Witness Some Informal, but None
the Less Delightful Affairs in
the Swell Set of st. Anthony
Hill.


the Less Delightful Affairs in
the Swell Set of st. Anthony
Hill.
The ladies interested in the welfare
Of the Catholic Infants home were
hostesses to a thirty-table card party
given yesterday afternoon in the par
lors at Hotel Ryan.
The tables were arranged in three
different rooms and three games were
in progress at the same time, nine
prizes being awarded. Ices were served
at the close.
The prizes were handsome pieces Of
china and fancy work.
The ladies receiving were Mrs. F. M.
Kennedy, Mrs. Michael Doran, Miss
May Clarke. Miss Kelly, Miss Alice
Doran and Mrs. William Miller.
Mrs. R. M. Newport. Of Summit ave.
nue., entertains from 4 to o'clock to-
morrow in compliment to Mrs. Sykes,
OF England, her guest.
Mrs. Oliver Dalrymple. Of Summit
avenue, entertains at luncheon today
Mrs. G. D. Barringer, Of Mackubin street.
gave luncheon yesterday.
Miss Abbie Spaulding Of st. Adams street.
gave cycle party Thursday evening.
sing at the Associated Press annual banquet
In Chicago Miss Coghlan kindly took one of
the members places.
Mrs. L. A. Robinson, Of Paramount avenue.
entertains the Crocus Hill Euchre club today.
Ladies' Midsummer Euchre club yesterday at
the home Of Mrs. Rudolph Schifmann, on
Summit avenue. =
The annual meeting Of the Schubert club
takes place today in the studio in the
Phoenix building.
The Young Peoples Society Of st. Joseph's
Parish give an entertainment this evening
in st. Joseph's hall, on Carroll street and
Virginia avenue.
The Sewing Circle Of Peoples Church met
yesterday with Mrs. A. c. Kettle. of Osceola
avenue.
The women of the Home Mission Society of
Peoples Church met all day yesterday With
Mrs. johnson, of 552 Portland avenue.
A cinch party will be given this evening
by the Retail Clerks association, in the new
hall, 3S7 Wabasha street. Admission price
will be book. the proceeds to go toward the
new library.
The ladies of Maple Leaf camp kindly in
vite their friends to attend the bazaar at Payne
avenue and Wells street, Friday and Saturday.
An autograph quilt will be disposed of.
The Young Peoples Social club gives May
party this evening in Oxford hall.
The Jackson-Drew Mothers club meets to-
day in the Drew school
Among those present were: Mrs. Heyder-
sbeds Mrs Mrs Mrs MSs Mrs
Barber, of Minneapolis; Mrs. White, Mrs. Nc
Nair, Mrs. Campbell. Mrs. Smith, Mrs
Sperry, Mrs. Prendergast, Mrs. Frey. Mrs.
ger. Miss Case. Miss Mahan, Miss Prender-
CAST, Miss Clark, Mss Johnson, Miss Foley.
The members of the county board, Ladies'
Auxiliary to A. o. H. of Ramsey County, gave
an entertainment and hop last evening in
Sherman ier M.d hall There was piano solo BY
in vocal numbers Miss Christiana Pott-
gieser gave a violin solo and Mr. Heating
vocal solo, Following there was dancing
The Rathtone Sisters gave dancing party
In Bowlby hall last evening. There was a
hall was decorated with American and Cuban
flags and the society colors, red, white, blue
and yellow: Mrs. Mary. D.; Earhuff, tho
was Mrs. Sanderson, Mrs. O'Dell, Mrs. Leroy
Mrs. Grep and Mrs. Hermann.
Mrs. j. T. Conley. of the Aberdeen gave
her first at home yesterday from 8 until 8
o'clock. She was assisted by Mrs. NJ. D.
Flower, Mrs. Don Morrison, Miss Mcclellan
and Miss Robinson.
A very pretty luncheon was given Satur-
day by Miss Lu Frisk. for her sister. Mrs.
La Monte Daniels, Of Fargo Large clusters
of jonquils decorated the dining rooms. Cow
ers were laid for Mrs. Daniels, Misses
Aannaclaire Northrup Eulah Douglas, Maude
Bradbury Cunningham, the Misses Zahm
Miss Daniels and Miss Frisk
Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Waters gave an informal whist party at their
home on Dayton avenue.