The Saint Paul globe., 1899-02-11

4Ho WuOlo lHdTheC LNlS week mas SHOWN
the appearance Of the professional element
to a greater degree, and the clearing house
exchanges have sunk to a more moderate
amount"
S0CIETYS LAST FROLICS.
The st. Paul German club gave its final
cotillion of the season last evening at EIks
hall. The party was an unusually brilliant
affair. and proved a fitting wind up of g
gay pre-Lenten season. 1t was q military
and navy ball. flags of the army and the
navy forming the decorations. Two large
cannons galy bedecked with flags stood In
5avor u ta6le hung canopy formed Of the
Stars and Stripes. The table was decorated
with profusion of cut flowers and the fayors
carried out the military idea
Previous to the commencement of the
dancing the st. Anthony Hill orchestra played
medley OF national airs. The chaperones
ana receiving ladies were: Mrs Burns, Mrs.
Mrs. w, F. Peet
Mrs. Peet was gowned in pale blue taffeta
with overdress of white lace.
silk.
Mrs. Burns was gowned in black crepon
with garniture of lace and net
Mrs. Ambrose Tighe wore q gown of blue
silk, duchesse lace.
The cotillion was led by Fitzhugh Burns.
dancing with Miss Katherine johnson. Many
charming and original military figures were
introduced.
Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
S1hn l L.. l; H; G Field, Mr. and Mrs; H. P. Bend.
uther apd Ts e. CLARK sns Mr. and Mrs
Merriam. Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Bigelow, Mr..
and Mrs. Ambrose Tighe. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Il; Simpson, Mr.. and Mrs. William F.. Peet.
Johnson, Miss Canterbury. Miss Violet Dous-
man, Miss Stewart, Miss Bum, Miss Ram
son. SO Miss Ruth Hill. Miss Winter. Miss
o. IAnO nq Ijrr, a.,
Livingston, Miss Virginia Dousman, Miss Alb
bic Livingston. Miss Ferguson. Miss Doran.
N Miss Pope; Miss Bass. Miss Rogers. Miss
Lightnerr. H. ": 6. Bowdoin. W. Il. Yard:
ley. Sheppard Stone, n. P. Langford, F. R.
Rigelow. sg $. 6: Strickland; Edwin G. Hal
%,1;,oS Ssrt J. n; Kirby, W. P. TrowbrIdge L. D.
Louis Hill, Richmond p. Warner, Edward W B.
Young.
Mrs. E. H. Cutler. Of Summit avenue gave
q luncheon yesterday.
Mrs. G. J. Mcconville Of Arundel street.
gave euchrs yesterday afternoon, in honor
OF Miss Leslie, of Cleveland. Mrs. McCon-
Vile was assisted by Miss Rhodes and Miss
Bridesmaid roses, the library with daffodils
and the dining room was in white-whits
roses and white carnations. Cards were
Mrs. A. j. Stone, Mrs. Denis Follett, Mrs.
SHERMAN Finch; Mrs; Woodward. Of Belle
Rodss Ess% o. MN MRS j. W,s VI Faglsy M1s Mfs
Mrs. Stewart L: Moore. Mrs. o. P. Lampher,
Mrs. Horace Bigelow, Mrs. j. F. Broderick,
Mrs J. H. Horton Mrs. w., T; Kirke. Mrs.
Thomas Foley. Mrs. Reuben Warner, Mrs.
r. W. Matthews. Mrs J. 8. Bryant Mrs.
II. Q. McNair. Mrs. Towie, Mrs. Lamprey.
Mrs. Ranney, Mrs. Cunningham, Mrs. Con-
STAINS. Misses johnson Miss Rhndas Too
Finch, Miss Freeman. Miss Bowlin. Miss
O'Brien; Miss Sheehan. Of Montreal Miss
Allen, Miss stees.
Mrs. McConvflle entertained a number OF
young people informally, last evening. in
honor of Miss Leslie.
Mrs. John A. Berkey, of Dayton avenue,
gave a children's dancing party last even.
Ing. In honor Of her little daughter Minnie.
punches Of English violets The drawing
room was decorated with daffodils and the
dining room with American Beauty roses
seventy-fye children were present. The Twin
City Mandolin club played for the dancing.
Mrs. M L. Countryman. OF Ashland ava
nue., gave valentine card party yesterday
afternoon. Progressive hearts was played.
and all the decorations were in the form OF
hearts Hearts cut out of bright red tissue
paper were strung beneath the arches and
across the rooms. The score cards were
heart-shaped; the favors were boxes of candy
hearts and the aprons Of the maids who
large red hearts
Mrs Countryman was assisted by Mrs. E.
"; Gould, Of Minneapolis; Mrs. E. W.
Ohvier OF Hastings; Mrs. George Thomas
Among thase present were: Mrs. Bettingen
Mrs. Simmons. Of Minneapolis; Mrs schacht
Mrs William Run. Mrs. Sanborn, Mrs. s.
Pine, Mrs. w. Jones, Mrs. A. c. Floan. Mrs,
J. P. Larkin, Mrs. J. H. Armstrong, Mrs.
Sabin. Mrs. John Swenson. Mrs. S. H. Wood,
Mrs. H. g. Fischbein. Of Hague avenue
gave euchre party Thursday afternoon Mrs
Fischbein was assisted by Miss Rowley. Miss
Talman and the Misses Fischbein The par
lors were decorated with ferns roses ans
daffodils Euchre was played at eleven ta
bles.
Among the guests were: Mrs. NJ Frankel
Mrs. N. Lehnen, Mrs. Zimmerman, Mrs NJ
Defel, Mrs. Jacob Danz, Mrs. H. Defel Mrs
Welz, Mrs. Frey. Mrs. F. DAIMLER. Mrs. P
Marks, Madame De Camp.
Those who made high scores were: Mrs. r
d. Czeikowitz. Mrs. Zimmerman, Mrs. Tai
man and Mrs. Freeman.
Thomas Claffey, Of 232 East Tenth street
entertained twenty Of bis school mates at 3
children's party at his home last Wednesday
evening.
Miss Morganstern, of Thirteenth street hal
issued invitations for euchre party mex
Friday afternoon.
Judge and Mrs. William Kelly entertained
informally last evening at their home OF
University avenue.
Mrs. 8. G.. Cobb, Of Marshall avenue, has
issued invitations for an at home Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. F. A. Willard. of Ashland avenue en-
tertained number Of young ladies from Min
| neapolis at luncheon yesterday.
| Mrs. H. s. Patterson, of Hague avenue, en-
| tertained at euchre yesterday afternoon. Cards
| Patterson were Miss Wright and Miss Met
| calf.
The employees of the West Publishing Com
pany gave their annual party last evening
at the Ryan hotel. There was a dancing pro-
gramme Of twenty numbers. John Jehle was
chairman Of the committee on arrangements.
On the reception committee were: Miss R.
E. Moulton Miss L. D. Reed Miss Clara
Reinhardt, Miss Vina M. Strutzeli Miss
Edith Tracy Miss A. L. Gallagher; Mr.. H. B.
Clark, Mr.. c. L. Dundorf and Mr.. S. Ap-
pleton.
Mrs. Fred Prest, Of Ashland avenue, will
leave for Chicago the latter part of this
week.
Mrs A. G. Briggs, Of Fairmount avenue
il visiting in La Crosse, Wis.
Miss Leslie who has been the guest of Mrs
G. J. McConville. Arundel street, will leave
Tuesday for her home in Cleveland, O.
DR.. ]. w. Bettingen left Thursday for New