The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-04

Former in ST. Anthony Park
Mrs. Yale to Give a Valentine
Euchre-Mrs. A. j. Stone Gives a
Card Party-Personals
Mrs. Henry 8. Baker and Mrs Jane
A. Barnum, of ST. Anthony Park, gave
pretty afternoon reception yester-
day at the home Of the former on Blake
avenue. The reception hall and library
were decorated with American Beau
tles, the parlors were in yellow and the
dining room was all pink and green.
Mrs. Fugle and Mrs. Emil Matschke
assisted in receiving, and in the par
Tors were Mrs. John Stone, Of Mime
| apolis; Mrs. Walter Hill, Mrs w. M.
Lfggett, Mrs. E. H. Burghardt and
Mrs. Arthur Hill.
Mrs. F. B. Brace and Mrs S. B. Green
presided in the dining room, assisted
by Misses Kate Southall, Alice Ken
nard, Elise Taylor, Madeline Liggett
and Nina Whitman
Mrs. George and Miss, Wood, of ST.
Paul, served frappe in the library, and
Mrs. w. S. Harwood poured tea.
Mrs. Baker was attired in yellow and
white chiffon. Mrs Barnum's gown
was of black silk, with trimmings of
white lace. Mrs. Fugle wore black silk
with black and white chiffon, and Mrs
Matschke, black silk and black lace
There was mandolin music all the aft
ernoon.
Today Mr. and Mrs. Baker will re-
| ceive, assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Fugle.
The women of the Park association will
hold their regular meeting Wednesday after
noon in the Congregation church at st. Anth-
ony Park. M; Mrs T. l. HACKER r., will read a
paper on Colonial Times" The hostesses
for the afternoon are Mrs. G. S; Blake, Mrs.
Ellerbe, Mrs. w. S. HARDWOOD and Mrs.
| Thomas Shaw.
The young people of Clinton Avenue NJ. E.
church gave an attractive entertainment OF a
literary and musical nature in the church last
evening, and closed the evening with re-
freshments. The programme was varied and
was very entertaining throughout. The open
ing number was wellrendered violin solo
by Miss Demaris Schofield Mrs Edmund E.
Smith followed with double number and
later gave a selection from "Mignon.' Mrs.
Sml,h has pleasing soprano voice. Miss
Elizabeth Wood sang, contralto solo, My
queen, and second contralto number was
given by Miss Bessie Ridgway. Mrs Ridg-
way gave the Garden Scene from Marie
Stuart and "a Sisterly Scheme" Mr. Hal
j. Stevens, who has an excellent baritone
voice, sang once alone and again with Mrs
Smith In duet number There was a piano
solo by Miss Ethlyn Hard.
An excellent exhibition of 100 views from
Yellowstone Park and fifty large etchings of
Philadelphia was displayed last evening at an
ClAlSl given by the young people of
Central Park NJ E. church. programme
Of music and readings by Miss Dean, reader
Walter Holder. reader; Miss Rice vocalist
| and Miss Grant and Miss Couch pianists
ar. Holder was particularly funny his Irish
dialect being good. J. A. Campbell was chair
| man OF the committee in charge. During the
| evening many OF the pictures were disposed Of
at auction.
The members of the High School Athletic
association will dance in Albion hall this
nTni{ foo on,
consists Of Archibald Vernon, Walter Lindeke
| and Irving Mckinney
| The Schubert club proposes to arrange for
concerto to be given Monday evening Feb.
Ia, by Marteau, the great violinist, and March
Franz Rummel, the piano virtuoso, is to be
tunnel is an artist of the highest rank and
| can be unreservedly placed with the most
eminent pianists who have visited America
Mrs Alyarade John Mayer issued cards
| yesterday for an afternoon reception Satur-
| day, Feb: Y, from until Z o'colck, at her
! home, 500 Summit avenue.
The students of the Globe Business college
gave dancing party art the college rooms
| on the evening of Feb. q which was pariici-
| pated in by sixty-one couples Refreshments
were served by the ladies of the college.
| Mrs. E. o. Tooker, of Paramount avenue.
| gives thimble bee tomorrow afternoon for
| Miss Pirrer, Of Milwaukee.
! Miss Mary Benton, of Iglehart street. has
issued invitations for cinch Feb. II.
! One of the pretty events of the near flu
ture will be the Valentine euchre party to
| be given Monday afternoon, Feb. A. at the
| Ryan, by Mrs. G. B. Yale in compliment to
! Mrs. Russell Harding. The prizes will be
! dainty tokens of st. Valentine, and other de-
tails will go TO carry out the sentiment of
| the day.
The largest social event yesterday was the
card party given during the afternoon by
Mrs. A. ]. Stone at her home on Summit
! avenue. Mrs. Stone entertains again this
! afternoon.
Mrs. c. P. Brown, of Nelson avenue, en-
| tertafned at an Informal thimble bee yester-
day afternoon in compliment to Mrs. Bryan,
! of Two Harbors.
Miss Keyes, of Faribault was the guest of
! honor yesterday at a luncheon given by Mrs.
| John F. Stevens at her home on Dayton
avenue.
Mrs. Charles schunemann of Summit ave-
nue.. entertained yesterday for Mrs. Gray, of
| Indianapolis.
Mrs. James Mcclure of Dayton avenue, en-
| tertained at progressive euchre yesterday
! afternoon for Miss OBrien, of Saltwater.
| Assisting We're Miss Foley and Miss Clarke.
An infomal reception will be given this
afternoon in Dayton Avenue church by the
members of the aid society.
The Twin City Social club will give a
large valentine party Monday evening Feb.
| II, in Lifts hall.
1t is anticipated that the annual ball by
! the Laurel Cycle club, which comes off at
| the Ryan this evening, will be of the
| largest and most successful club affairs given
| this year. The committees have been very
| faithful and the arrangements are completed
without time trouble having been con-
sdered. The club is one CT the largest and
most active organizations in the city and has
/ long been popular. dance programme of
| the favorite airs of the day has been ar
ranged and will be rendered by a good local
orchestra. There are sixteen numbers on
| the dance cards.
Marshall Mills was rendered surprise at
| his home on Rondo street Tuesday evening
| by party OF friends who came prepared to
| play cards. The prizes were won by L. Bur-
bank, Mr.. Lyons, Miss Emma McElroy and
! Miss L. Cole.
The ladies of the First NJ E. church will
| entertain their friends at a social this even
| ing at the home of Mrs. Charles D. Bentley,
| $50 Ashland avenue.
Mrs. E. J. Westlake and Miss Westlake, of
Ashland avenue, are home from New York.
Miss Katherine Abbott, of Dayton avenue.
| is home from Washington.
Miss Blanche Brandt has returned from Chi
| cago.
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