The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-20

Mrs. Arthur sweeney, Mrs. W. f. Peet
Mrs c. A. Severance, Mrs. A. S. Pope
Mrs Gustave SchoIle, Mrs. R. Rantoul,
Mrs. E. P. Sanborn, Mrs. Dudley Rhodes,
Mrs G. schnnemann, Mrs p Ritehie,
Mrs c. L. Spencer, Mrs. Edward Rogers
Mrs. A. shimonek Mrs. c. E. Riggs.
Mrs. ]. B. Hoxsie is president of the
hospital board and has been untiring
in her work for St. Luke's for a num-
Der Of years. Other board members
are:
Mrs. Henry Hale, Mrs James GifHan, Mrs.
w. H. Vittum, Mrs. w r. Merriam, Mrs. J.
T. Ayerill, Mrs. John Ames, Mrs. Frank Bass,
Mrs. G. B. Brunson. Mrs. f. F.. Bird, Mrs.
w. Bissell, Mrs. j. W. Bishop, Mrs. A. H.
Cathcart, Mrs. C. w. Carpenter Mrs. Oliver
Dalrymple Mrs. D. w. Dyer, Mrs. Denis
Follett, Mrs. J. L. Forepaugh, Mrs. R. B.
Galusha. Mrs. A. Henderson, Mrs Thomas
Irvine, Mrs. e. R. Langford, Mrs. Stewart
Moore, Mrs. J. l.. Merriam, Mrs. ]. E Nc
Williams, Mrs. J. c. Norton Mrs. e. w. Peet.
Mrs. T. K. Rice, Mrs. +. L. Stanton, Mrs.
H. f. Stevens, Mrs. George Squires, Mrs. c.
x. Snarood Mrs. b. J. Shpman, Mrs. G. J.
Thompson, Mrs. A. A. White, Mrs. Reuben
Warner.
1t is no uncommon thing for two brothers
! to marry two sisters, but for the brothers 10
repeat the performance is rather an oddly.
The men are NJ Ribot, the famous French
statesman and his brother. who married two
Albany girls, both daughters Of lady known
as one Of the three beautiful Turner girls"
The Frenchmen were apparently well
pleased with their matrimonial venture that,
on becoming widowers, they again married
sisters, two of the Parker girls who were
leaders in Albany society. One is the mother
of the beautiful Mrs. Charles Sumner Hamlin,
Of Boston, and the other of Mrs. Rufus Peck
ham Jr, of New York,
The one Whit of excitement that enlivened
the Tuxedo ball in New York city came about
through the use of Roosevelt and Van Wyck
flags in favor figure The idea was that
of the leader of the cotilIon, An1ory Gashart.
Ipta of he lafp ard NIoA ffcfc 10
thought 1t was very good idea, but he
changed his mind when a stately beauty,
whose partisan enthusiasm got the better of
her, trod on the Roosevelt emblem. 1t caused
a good deal Of excitement, but the young lady
was defiant. 1t seems she had q brother or a
sweetheart in the army and she did not
think that he had been treated with sufficient
tenderness, so she revenged herself on one
of the tyrants. There were lots of Rough
Dancers. but Rough Riders present, so
the overt act went unchnllenged
Mrs. Sampson, wife of Rear Admiral Samp-
son, has rented a house at Fedalo, Cuba.
Mrs. Matilda B. Carse of Chicago, was one
of the interesting personalities at the ". c.
T. u. convention, and her presence in the
city probably attracted more attention than
any other member Of the national union. Mrs.
Carse has a worldwide reputation as a bust
ness woman and through her efforts for the
Women's TEMPLE.
Wednesday Mrs. carse was Mrs. F. B.
Clarke's guest at luncheon. Mrs. Clarke and
Mrs Carse became friends during the Worlds
fair when each had her work TO do in the
interests Of womankind and her association
with that great enterprise.
Col ard Mrs Van Duzee were hosts
Wednesday evening AT a large reception given
at their home Marshall avenue in COM
pliment to the officers OF the Fourteenth regi-
ment. A large American nag draped the cor
ner in the reception room where Col and
Mrs Van Duzee stood to receive their guests
Flags and flowers were used Throughout the
rooms with effect.
The Jaekson-nrew Mothers club met
Wednesday afternoon at the jackson school
An interesting address was given by Rev. G.
Edueating Our Children" Mrs Shirley sang
! Far Away NV Old kentucky Home" and
Coed Night. Daddy"
/ Mrs. Marshall De Motto OF Dayton avenue.
I gave reception Friday afternoon. The
/ lowing ladies: Mesdames Cochran, AleXan-
/ der. Mann. Guernsey, Monfort, Saunders,
bert. Anderson. Gillette, Brimhall. w. G.
/ Gates. Dorr. and the Misses Robinson. Dyer,
SOnFmers. Warner and Anderson.
Mrs. Henning Fernstrom. of Laurel avenue.
I gave reception Friday afternoon. Mrs Fern
strom WIS assisted by Mesdames T. T. Smith.
Brooks Henderson. Charles e. CLARK Ray
mund Dupuy. II. S. Cole and Misses Hum
| bird and Lusk.
Mrs, John Hart Of Lincoln avenue. enter
tanned the Idlers Wednesday. Favors were
wen by Mrs. J. A SwenSon. Mrs. A G.
| Keith and Mrs. Horn. Mrs. George H Ives
viii be the next hostess.
/ Mrs. Dudley Rhodes gives a buffet luncheon
| Saturday, at her home Ashland avenue
Mrs. J. c. Morton gave buffet luncheon
Thursday for thirty women.
Mrs. r. c. Wight entertained at euchre at
the Albion Wednesday.
I Mrs. George D. Taylor entertained Wednee
day afternoon and Thursday evening at her
| Lincoln avenue home. The arrangements of the
many flowers used for decorating was pref
tily done. The guests were entertained at
progressive euehre.
Mrs. Rudolph Rossum, Of Nelson avenue.
has issued invitations for a reception from
duee the Misses Julia and Clara Rossum
Mrs. Rossum also gives dancing party
Dec. 2.
Rev. and Mrs. F. B. Cowgirl entertained q
dinner party OF fourteen Monday evening
One OF the enjoyable events OF the past
week s surprise party given IN honor of
! A. 3. Mcknight, OF Ravine street. The even
! ing was pleasantly spent in games and music
| after which refreshments were served Among
| those present were Misses Ida and Carrie
! Amhruster Ester and Inez Blomquist, Lii
Ian Walker. Marguerite symens. Minnie