The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-06
St. Paul Social Events


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The largest event announced for the
future is the annual charity ball given
for st. Lukes hospital Nov. %. This
is an event always looked forward to
with pleasure by the public generally.
1t is generally an affair of more or
less democrutic nature, given, ais it
is, for a cause close to the heart Of
high and low alike, charity. Masonic
Temple will be used again this year
for the ball, and even more elaborate
preparations are in order than on
former occasions. This summers work
las brought the women of st. Paul
closer to one another than ever before.
The common cause of the Red Cross
has bridged many false boundaries and
each and every one is now ready to
join hands in aiding the local charities
which. have assisted so nobly with the
Red Cross work during the summer.
The work of the hospitals was not the
luist done Without their willing aid
the sick from the army hospitals would
have been sadly off, And, when ST.
Luke'S gives her charity ball this year,
every one will go and dance and be
merry for sweet charity's sake.
The week marked by the advent Of
Halloween, and Monday evening there were
many gatherings of merrymakers all over
the city. The Commercial club cyclers gave
the largest affair in the club rooms. on
Fourth street, and entertained 200 or more
friends at an enjoyable programme and Hal
loween supper.
Mrs. William B. Dixol entertained at
afternoon tea Friday for two brides-Mrs
Herbert S. Green and Mrs. A. P. Keam. She
was assisted by Mrs. Harold T. FALL of Iud-
son: Miss Payne, Miss Brundage and Miss
Mcmillan. During the afternoon the guests
were delightfully."- entertained by songs by
Miss Pace and Mrs. Dixon and piano selec-
tions by Mrs. Topliff and Miss Mcmillan
Mrs. Dixon had her rooms daintily arranged
With yellow chrysanthemums. About "a
ladies were present.
The Monday Art and History class will
meet Monday at the high school assembly
hall, at 2:30 p. m. This is the first meeting
of the year. The subject for the twenty les
ically and artistically. The subject will be
illustrated with abundant stereopticon views
and all interested in the subject are invited
TO joint the class
The marriage of Charles Gordon to Miss
charlotte Bishop daughter of Dr. Sidney
Bishop, of Bridgeport, Conn.,, will be solemn
lied Wednesday, Nov. %. On account of Miss
Bishops family being in mourning no cards
have been issued and the wedding will be
a small one, the guests including only re.a-
uVes and Intimate friends of both families
Mr.. Gordon has taken the Flagg residence on
Laurel L. avenue. number of Mr.. Gordon's
Richards Gordon, Miss Katherine Gordon and
Miss Ferguson will leave Saturday for Bridge
port, and the remainder of the party will
leave the following week for the East
Mrs. Reuben Warrnr and Miss Warner
gave large reception Friday for Mrs Ham
large dancing party was given in Elks'
nan ma Friday evening by Mrs. D. B. Finch
1or Miss Lila Finch. Music was provided by
the st, AQtlOnV Hill orchestra
Mrs. Denis Follett gave a luncheon at the
Albion yesterday for the Misses Macdonald
Cards have been received announcing the
pS.rI npaarTiage OF Harry s. Lewis, formerly of ST.
Paul, to Miss Grace Clutches, daughter of
Ihe ceremony took place in Chicago at
: o CLOCK saturday afternoon, at the Second
baPust church. in the presence of the i'm
mediate relatives, Rev. William M. Lawrence
u d., oficiating. Mr. Lewis is the eldest
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. John V. Lewis. of this
city. The young couple will be at home after
Jan. 10 at lOS Oakley avenue, Chicago.
The old pupils of the Christian Brothers.
schools are making arrangements to BANQUET
at at sne Metropolitan hotel Nov. 16. The affair
J. Hendy, Thomas Dougherty Joseph A. Rog-
ers, John Mullane and ]. ]. Farrell. Tickets
sfe siTeaf IN charge barge Of John Meady s1s sibley
bank. !" O.
The annual Hebrew charity ball was held
THURSDAY evening in Standard hall. and at
city. 0- INC
MISS Hasenwinkle and Miss Verna KIuck-
nolm gave large dancing party Thursday
night at Miss Kluckholm's home on Good
WI, VINO recently returned from Chickamauga.
The hoors of the halls and drawing rooms
wer covered with canvas for dancing. Miss
HasenWlnkle and Miss Kluckholm received
sione; Mrs. hIuckholm and Mrs. A. Lloyd
presided at the dining table.
Mis-, Miss Alice Wright gave euchre party
thursday afternoon at her home on Portland
avenue. Seyenty-two guests were entertained.
MRS wright, Mrs. A. w. Ritzinger and Mrs.
3, A Robinson presided over the tables Mrs.
wright entertained Wednesday.
Mrs John l.. Lathrop, of Western avenue,
eentertalned en- company Of thirty at euchre
Thursday afternoon. Miss Bancroft and Miss
Cecelia Kalman assisted. Prizes were won
by Mrs Brown. Miss Bancroft Miss Ancker
and Miss Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Thompson enter
tained Informally Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Floete gave a large
reception Thursday evening at their residence
on Summit avenue, for Mrs. Floete's sister,
u.s. MRS, G.. c; Bender. of Spencer, 10. Mrs.
received with the host and hostess, and guests
Of honor.
Others assisting were Mr.. and Mrs. G. H.
smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Weyerhauser, Mr.. and
Mrs. Begg Mr.. and Mrs. Shipman, Mr.. and
MRS Joseph Locksy, Mr. and Mrs French,
Of Of Minneapolis; DR.. and Mrs. A. j. Stone,
Mrs J; w. Willis. Mr.. and Mrs j. ]. Parker.
MRS. There's, Miss Finch Miss BaPnum Miss
carpenter Miss Bass. Miss Kalman. Miss
DeCoster, Miss Warner Miss Holbert Miss
White. Miss Clark, Miss Pope and Miss Elsie
Pope
Miss Newell, of St. Albans street. enter
tained at euchre yesterday for Miss Moore, OF
M. ard Mrs. James P. McLaren will give
their second at home Thursday, at the Port
land.
Mrs. c. w. Bum gives a reception Thurs
day. for Miss Helen Bum.
Mrs. John A. Stees issued invitations DUR
Ing the week for reception Tuesday, to in
troduce Miss Mary stees:
Mrs. Crawford Livingston gave reception
Thursday to introduce the Misses Livingston
Miss Johnston ard Miss Elsie Pope.
Mrs. John L. Lathrop, Of Western avenue,
euchre Thursday afternoon. Miss Bancroft
and Miss Cecilia Kalman assisted.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. Colville will entertain
Informally Thursday evening at their home al
Rice park.
Miss Alice Rhodes gave a progressive
euchre party Wednesday afternoon at her
heme on Portland avenue. The rooms were
decorated with palms, chrysanthemums and
roses. The reception hall and the drawing
room were in white and green, the library II
pink and the dining room in cardinal. Miss
Rhodes was assisted by Miss Lila Clarke, Miss
Maxfeld and Miss OBrien. Miss Jane Clarke
won the first prize.