The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-25

in st. Paul.
War may be grim visage1, but all it's
appurtenances lend themselves readily
to decorative features, so, Of course,
the military ball danced last night at
Cambridge hall, for sweet charity's
sake, was an artistic as we'll as
financial success. The party was given
for the benefit of the Church Home of
Aged Women.
Stars and Stripes and wreathings of
red, white and blue and blue ribbons
DECORATED the hall. In one corner a
large cannon carried out the military
impression.
The guests We're received by Gen.
and Mrs. Bacon, Mr.. and Mrs. C. P.
Noyes, Gen. and Mrs. Bishop, NAL
and Mrs. Abbot Mr.. and Mrs.
I. l.. Schumacher, Mr.. and Mrs.
f. B. Clarke, Mrs. Henry Hale, Mrs.
N. M. Halbert. Mrs. J. N. Bass
From to $3.50 promenade concert
was given, st. Anthony Hill orchestra
playing. This was followed by a short
programme of waltzes and two-steps
and then supper was served. The ia
bles were decorated with flags, cut
flowers and ported plants.
Directly after supper the german
was danced, Mr.. Ed Halbert leading
Mrs. c. P. Noyes and Mrs. Henry Hale
presided over the favor table The mil
1tary idea was carried out in the fa-
vors, some of these being little red
white and blue pals with Remember
the Maine" inscribed on them, military
buttons, flags and Manila cigars, tied
with red, white and blue ribbon.
one of the features introduced into
the german by Mr.. Halbert was both
effective and unique. The buglers from
the Third infantry had been secured
and before they entered the hall the
announcement was made that Gen. and
Mrs. Aguinaldo were outside. The lat
ter We're represented by two little
plckininnies, aged and 4, dressed to
represent the famous insurgent and h 8
wife. They marched into the hall be-
hind the buglers, who gave the army
call and headed the grand march
formed by the dancers A hollow
square was then formed with Mr. Hal
bert holding the Stars and Stripes and
Gen. and Mrs. Aguinaldo in the center.
The latter went down on their knees
before the flag, while the orchestra
played the 'Trooping of the Col
ors,' changing afterwards to "Amer-
iea," in which all Joined. Later
the two small darkies danced a break
down.
The following are some of the gowns
worn by the ladies:
Mrs. c. P. Noyes-White lace over yellow
silk
Mrs. Henry Hale-Black brocaded silk.
Mrs hiram F. Stevens-Black net over
Mrs. Bass-Black silk, jet trimmings.
Mrs: 1riscoll-B-ack silk. with overdrsss
Mrs. j. j. Hiil-Black silk, point lace
Mrs. Halbert-Striped black and white silk
Miss Johnson-White silk, black velvet
trimmings.
Miss eards,ey-Turquoise blue silk, over
dress of embroidered chiffon
Miss Bancroft-Yellow satin, white chiffon
embroidered in black.
Mrs. Frank B. McCoy-Black silk with vest
of white silk chiffon trimmings
Mrs. F. V. Abbot-Spangled net over rose
Mrs. aappplebyLnB.ack net over green silk.
Mrs Oliver Dalrympls-Persian silk, pink
CHIFFON, black velvet trimmings
3. Miss Pope-Yellow silk
Miss HilI-Yellow silk, white chiffon trim
mings.
Miss winter-White dotted silk, waist Of
embroidered chiffon.
Miss Observation-Disclosures blue silk, white
ribbon.
Mrs. Cuter-Heliotrope silk white lace.
Miss Cutler-White chiffon over white silk,
black trimmings.
Mrs. Berry Baker-Whte satin pearl trim
mings
Mrs. Peet-Blue brocaded silk.
Miss Abbie Livingston-Yellow silk white
lace and black velvet trimmings.
Among those present We're:
Mr.. and Mrs. D. R. Moves, Mr.. and Mrs
Newport, Mr.. and Mrs. Auerbach, Mr. and
and Mrs. D. A. Monfort, Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Bigelow, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hale,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Graves, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. F. Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs. F. V. Abbott,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dousman Mrs. ]. ]. Hill, Mr..
and Mrs. Saunders, Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Rice;
Miss Dousman, Miss Virginia Dousman, Miss
Johnson Miss Winter, Miss Pope. Miss Alb
bic Livingston. Miss Finch, Miss Dorian, Miss
Lila Finch. Miss Fletcher, Miss Appleby,
Miss Elsie Pope, Miss Cutler, Miss Wanzer,
Miss Bancroft, Miss Beardsley, Miss Ruth
Mr.. Fftzhugh Burns. Capt. Russell. Mr..
Halbert, Mr.. Timberly Mr. Finch, Mr. APP
pleton, Mr.. Davis, Mr.. Peet, Mr.. Furness.
Mr.. Rugg, Mr.. Noyes, Maj. Whpee, Dr.
Lewis, Mr.. Forbes Mr.. Trowbridge, Mr.
A. e. Clark Jr.
The Nathan Hale chapter. Daughters of the
afternoon with Mrs. F. E. Rice, Summit
avenue. paper will be read by Mrs Charles
s Fee. At this meeting delegates will be
elected to the national congress which opens
Feb 20 in Washington, D. c..
The White Flyer Cycle club gave its tenth
social last night at Sherman hall. There were
eighteen numbers on the programme. On
the entertainment committee were: J. J.
Mcmahon. G. Fl. Wallow ]. E. Lindeberg.
The floor committee were: o. A. scheiber,
NJ. ]. Howe, William King, Thomas McGlynn
Those who looked after the reception of the
guests were: n. W. Stubbs, Thomas Sullivan,
P. D. Nef, B. Hansen, c. E. Thorsten.
Supper was served during the evening. ALI
present reported a very enjoyable time.
Mrs. Borup of Summit avenue, entertained
at luncheon yesterday Covers were laid
for twelve. The table was decorated with
roses, ferns and smlax, the center piece be-
ing an immense bunch Of the exquisite Pres
ident Carnot roses, with sprays of maiden
hair fern.
Saturday, from to T. Mrs Borup will en-
terrain number of the younger society peo-
pie at tea in honor of Miss Ferguson.
Mrs. L. L. c. Brooks. of Western avenue
will entertain at euchre Thursday afternoon
Mrs. H. H. Horn, of Irvine park, has is
sued invitations for luncheon Friday.
Invitations have been issued by Mrs. A. r.
Dalrymple, of Summit avenue, for luncheon
to be given Wednesday, Feb. 1.
Mrs. James A. Skinner, of Summit avenue.
will give luncheon Saturday.
Mrs. William Dampier of Selby avenue, has
cards out for progressive euchre to be given
Friday evening, Feb. 3.
Miss Alice Cleary of Fairmont avenue. gave
progressive euchre last evening in honor
of Miss Leslie, of Cleveland, O. Cards were
played at twenty tables, The following young
Cavanaugh, Miss Orme, Miss Foley. Miss
Bowlin and Miss o'Brien.
tertained the s. A. $. Euchre club yesterday.
The military event of the winter will be
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