The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-14
AFFAIRS IN SOCIETY
MRS. c. e. BEAN GIVES A RECEP-
TION FOR MRS. WALKER,
OF DULUTH.
IT WAS LARGELY ATTENDED.
MISS PAUL, OF LA CROSSE. HON
ORED BY A SERIES OF
EVENTS.
SEVERAL MATRIMONIAL EVENTS.
State Daughters of the American
Revolution Divided as to Their
Choice for State Regent.

Mrs. c. E. Bean, of Holly avenue
gave a pretty afternoon reception yes
terday for Mrs. Alfred Walker. of Du-
luth. Exquisite taste had been disnIav-
ed in the floral decorations, the several
beautiful shades of the carnation BEING
deity harmonized from the deep rich
ness of the crimson blossoms to the
almost white tint of the pink. Mrs.
Bean received her guests in a hand
some gown of deep red brocade. with
bodice crossed with bands of velvet to
match. Receiving with her were Mrs.
). Il. Heron and Mrs. H. W. Osborn.
Assisting about the rooms were Mrs.
Chamberlain, Miss Chittenden, Mrs.
Chittenden, Miss Flower, Miss Tilton.
the Misses Officer and Miss Mason In
the dining room coffee and salad were
served by Mrs. Plough and Mrs. Mum.
Punch was served in a tiny room off
the hail by Mrs. Frederick Campbell,
and Mrs. I. l.. Wann served boullion in
the hallway, assisted by Mrs T. B.
Lynch. The rooms were filed with
ladies all the afternoon, and in the
evening several gentlemen called to
pay their respects to Mrs. Bean and
her guest.
Miss A. M. Paul, of La Crosse, who is
the guest of Mrs. Dousman at the
Aberdeen, was yesterday rendered a Sc
ries of pretty events by her hostess.
In the afternoon Mrs Dousman and
the Misses Dousman gave charming
tea for Miss Paul, assisted by Mrs J.
B. TarboX, Mrs. A. j. Stone, Mrs Will
lam Tucker, and Mrs. Tracy Lyon and
the Misses Gotzian, Sinclair, Pauline
Ferguson, Loughborough and Carey
Mrs. TarboX and Mrs. Stone served ices
in the dining room, which was decorat-
ed with American Beauties. In the Ii
brary the decorations were Of pink, and
in this room Mrs. Tucker served punch.
In the reception room, which was fra
grant with roses, Mrs. Tracy Lyon
poured tea. In the evening Mrs. Dous-
man gave reception for Miss Paul,
assisted by Mrs. Archibald Driscoll
and Mrs. Robert RantouI.
The st. Paul chapter, D. A R., held a
business meeting yesterday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. George Squires
and decided to hold the next chapter
meeting at the Dayton Avenue church,
when delegates to the national con-
gress in Washington will be elected
The next state regent to succeed Mrs.
r. NJ. Newport will be selected at the
meeting at Washington, and the local
fight promises to be rather close, the
state daughters being divided in their
choice of candidates.
Mrs. Ansel Oppenheim, of the Aber-
deem entertained last evening.
Mrs. A. B. Ancker entertains this
evening for Mrs. Gray, of Indianapolis
Mrs. George Thompson entertained
the members of the Kangaroo club last
evening at progressive euchre The
house was prettily decorated with cut
flowers and palms.
Mrs C. E. Bean, of Holly avenue, is
entertaining Mrs. Alfred Walker, of
Duluth.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Fillebrown. of
Lincoln avenue, are home from ST.
Louis.
William c. Hubble and E. B. Sven
mig are guests at the Aberdeen.
Miss Kalman was hostess to a thea
ter party Wednesday evening for Miss
Bradshaw, of Indianapolis.
The marriage of Miss MagdeIina
earn to James McDermott took place
in Assumption church Tuesday at
o clock a. m, Rev. FIR Alfred officiat-
ing. Miss Dell McMahan- attended the
bride as maid of honor, and James
M oshofsky was best man for the bride
groom The bride wore a going-away
gown of crepe diagonal with chiffon
and pearl trimmings and carried white
roses. The maid of honor wore a cos
tune of mohair with lace trimmings
and carried carnations. Following the
ceremony there was a wedding dinner
at the home of the bride, 215 Rondo
street. Mr.. and Mrs. McDermott left