The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-26
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.

Ten couples of young society people went
toboggaring last evening, and afterwards
repaired to the home of Miss Winter, on
Summit avenue, where turkey supper was
served.
Miss Pope, of Ashland avenue, gave a pro-
grossive luncheon Yesterday.
Mrs. E. ]. Darragh, of Marshall avenue
entertained a number of ladies at a progress
sive euchre yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. William Dorsey. of Summit avenue
has issued invitations for luncheon Satur-
day. in honor of Miss McKibbin.
Mrs. Edwin Becker, of Laurel avenue, has
cards out for a euchre party, to be given
Feb 3
Mrs. Yerxa. of the Ryan hotel, will en-
terrain the Alert Euchre cub Tuesday after
noon.
Monday evening with Mrs. Upton, of Day
ton avenue.
Mrs. William Candy. Of Lincoln avenue
will entertain at luncheon tomorrow.
Miss Gussie Lux, of 1872 Carroll street. was
surprised by her friends on the occasion of
her birthday, Tuesday evening Refresh
ments were served ard there were songs by
Miss erode and Mrs. Schumacher Progress
sive euchre was the feature Of the evenings
chIci AiuOuS tuUse present were.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Dahl, Mr.. and Mrs. Sill
herman, MIR. and Mrs. Nicol Mrs. erode
Mrs Murphy, Mrs. Schumacher, Mrs. Uehb,e,
Mrs. Thielen, the Misses Gruber, the Misses
Anna Bertosie Miss Schoepstahl Miss Lettie
Lux; Messrs. Will Bertos.e, H. Bertosie
George Strand, A. Thielen, NJ. McManus, n
Mrs. George Heaton entertained a number
of young people last evening for her daugh-
ter, Edna, in honor of her thirteenth birth
day. Those present were: Nettie Morrison,
Beatrice Gazola, Marian Duncan, Paula Muel-
Ter, Eva Fabian. Julia Johnson, Elizabeth
Mueller, Margaret Busckling, Ellen Johnson,
Phoebe Smith, Clara and Allie Elsner Helen
McIver Edna Van Duyne, jim Morrison. Les
lie Thompson, Valentine Fabian Harry Sar-
gent, Dave and Archie Duncan Eddie Ball.
Malcolm Davies, Paul Bremen Walter Miller,
WILDER Stowell, Walter Seeger and Fred Van
Duyne. Mrs. Heaton was assisted by Mrs.
J. G. Morrison and Mrs. ". o. Johnson.
The armory is all ready for the military
ball which is to be held there tonight All
the decorations have been placed a canopy
has been erected over the walk at the en-
trance and the building will look its gayesr
when the grand march begins. That the
march will be a spectacular success is Ger
tain, for it will be a moving mass of blaz-
ing gold lace and military decorations. Gov.
ana mrs. LIND and the state officers and
all the leading militiamen in the state will
pc present. Dancing will continue until
morning.
Mrs. f. G. Anderson. of Lincoln avenue
gave reception yesterday afternoon from
until 5. -rs
Miss Lou Matheis. of Irvine Park, gave a
cinch party Tuesday evening" Prizes were
won by Mis-, Alexander, Miss Baker. Mr.. Rob
ison and Mr.. Meyer.
The Lower Town Mothers club met yes
terday afternoon at the Hawthorne school
me meeting was in charge of Mrs. H w
Slack Slack, Miss Bierman gave piano solo and
mrs j. w. Punterman sang. Miss Grace Bee
Whitridge read very interesting paper on
Ihe Physio-ogy of Bodily Exercise She
showed how the concentration of mind neces-
sary IN the different physical culture move
ments made the mental effect as important
as the bodily training. She gave illustrations
OF the different exercises essential in develop
ing ing me 5ody and explained the physiological
benehts derived. In spite Of stormy weather
there was a large attendance at the meet
ing. The club has another meeting a week
from next Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P Wallick. of Selby avenue.
lett last night for three months trip
through the South, stopping at Washington
D. c., for a week and going from Washing
ton to Jacksonville. st. Augustine and Palm
The Monte Sanno club met with Mrs. Lind
quist, of Dayton avenue. Prizes were won by
Mrs. Lehr and Mrs. MCGEE.
Mrs. Denis Follett, of the Albion. has
called meeting for Saturday afternoon at
O'Clock OF the presidents and secretaries of
al the clubs in the fourth district, of which
Mrs. Follett is vice president The meeting
Is In the interests Of federation work
Mrs. Archibald Guthrie. CT Laurel avenue.
will sail from New York this week To ;oin
her daughter in Paris
Hiram Rinkel. of Winona, visited friends
in the city this week
Mrs. w. F. Peet will leave for an Eastern
trip this week.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Wheaton of Summit
avenue, have returned from the South.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Lundt are visiting in
Aberdeen, 6 D.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Remmier are in Chi
cago.
Miss Cecil White, Of Summit avenue. Is
entertaining Miss Maud Davis of Moorhead
Mrs. John Wright, of Summit avenue is
entertaining Miss Howell, of New York
Miss Gussie Bremen, of University avenue
is visiting in the East.