The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-29

Miss Mary Rotter, Miss Ida Hammer,
Miss Margaret Winter, Miss Mary Win
ter. Miss Teresa Rowen, Miss Gertrude
Rotter, Miss Mary Soens and Mrs Soens
The Mems Club of Plymouth Church
gave its annual supper last evening in
the church parlors. The members of the
club had sole charge of the supper ar
engagements, setting the tables and wait
ing upon the guests. The tables were
trimmed with chrysanthemums and ferns
and their tasteful appearance reflected
much credit on the hosts. Mr. A. M
Stokoi, president of the club, was assisted
by Messrs. G. e. Roe, c. L. Rumsey, NJ
r. Austin, Frank Costing, r. M. Sickels
Archie Myron, Troutman, Anderson and
Bert Presba. About 125 visitors were en-
terta1ned. After supper RUDE Allyn, an
lmpersonator, amused the guests with
character and dialect sketches A candy
booth was presided over by Miss Emma S.
Robb, assisted by Miss Eta Lowell and
other members of the Christian Endeavor
society.
The Ladies Social Circle of Plymouth
congregational Church will hold it's an
nual Christmas sale Friday afternoon and
evening, Dec. 8. in the church parlors
Supper will be served from until s.
The young people of Central Park M. E.
church gave an informal reception last
evening In the church parlors for the
new members and strangers Of the con-
6regatlon The parlors were decorated
with punches of chrysanthemums. ferns
ana PAINS. To do away with the formal
lty or 1ntroductfons each one present
wore, fastened to his or her coat or dress
cara with the wearer's name written on
IT. Inc guests We're received by Mr.. and
MRS Partridge, Miss Louise Warren
MISS Mues, Mr. Michael and Mr. Pierce
rev Benjamin Longley, pastor of the
church, made short address of welcome
ana an 1mpromptU musical and literary
programme Was given. The Williams or
chestra played during the evening.
The women of st. Paurs Episcopal
church gave musical reception last
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carpenter, on st. Peter street. Rev.
Harvey Officer and Rev. M Schleiter
were guests of honor.
The rooms were decorated with chrys-
anthemums and palms. The dining room
was In red and white red and white
chrysanthemums and red-hooded can
deIabra carrying out the color scheme.
The guests Were received by Mrs. Car
penter, Mrs F. B. Bass, Mrs. Henry Hale,
Mrs. Horace Thompson, Mrs. John Knrp-
pc, Mrs. A. M. Sharood, Mrs H P. Up
ham, Mrs Harvey officer, Mrs. Dalryrl-
pie, Mrs Appleby, Mrs Horst, Mrs.
Tracy, Mrs George Pond and Mrs. Mar
garet Schultz Mrs. Simpson, Mrs. Par
son and Mrs. Campbell presided in the
dining room Mrs. Elsie M Tower had
charge Of the musical programme.
Karl Hubbard, a boy soprano, from
Northfield, sang "The Swallows" by
Cowen; Schubert's "SereEade," and a
cradle song. Miss May Overpeck sang
The Way of Peace" Farmers Shall I
Percy Greaves, another boy soprano, also
of Mortified, sang Celeste's "I Know a
Little Maiden"
Miss Katherine Gordon entertained in
formally Monday evening at her home on
Summit avenue, in honor of her father,
Richards Gordon's SEVENTEEN birthday
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gordon assisted
Miss Gordon c. w Bum, on behalf of
G. i. Bum, Theodore Borup. F. B. Clark.
J. M Hannaford, James ]. Hill, Jared
How, George G.. Squires, e. N Saunders,
H. P. Upham and E. A. Young, presented
Mr. Gordon with loving cup. He was
also the recipient of many floral tributes
Miss Sturgis gave an original birthday
toast, and Mrs. Lawler gave part of the
balcony scene from Romeo and Juliet"
The first assembly of the season will be
given Wednesday evening, Dec. 6, at
Eiks' hall. The following women will
manage the assemblies during the win
ter: Mrs. John Townsend, Mrs. w. f.
Peet, Mrs. E. L. Shepley, Mrs c. L.
Greene and Mrs. ]. N. Jackson.
The first cotillion of the German club
will be given this evening at Elks hall
Mrs. Frederick Driscol, Mrs. F. E. Bird
and Mrs. W. j. Driscou are the chape-
rones. Walter J. Driscoll will lead
The Laurel Cycle club will give It's
eighth informal party this evening at
Lifts hall, A promenade concert will
precede the dancing.
! Mrs. VIII Maxf1eld will be guest of hon
or at reception to be given next Mon
day afternoon by Mrs Claiming Sea-
bury, at her home on Ashland avenue
Mrs. H. Holbart will entertain at cards
Monday afternoon, Dec. T. and Saturday
afternoon, Dec. 9, at her home on Sum-
nit avenue.
Mrs. C. L. Humphrey and Mrs. F. B.
Cowgirl will give a reception Saturday
afternoon at the home of Mrs Humphrey
on Minnehaha avenue.
Col. and Mrs. Hunter, of the Aberdeen, 1
entertained informally at cards last even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Humbird, of Dayton ave-
nue., entertained Nine. Johanna Hess
Burr and David Bispham, of London,
during their stay in the city.
Miss Mildred Cooper and Miss Eunice
McMichael left last evening for Chi
cago
Miss Nellie B. Hope, of Dayton avenue,
has returned from Chicago.
Miss Lila Clark is visiting in Man
kato.
Mrs. Claiming Seabury of Ashland
avenue, is entertaining Mrs. Will Max
field.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ansel Oppenheim, of the
Aberdeen, have returned from New
York
Mrs A. M. Cleland, of St. Adams
street, is in Denver, Col.
Ell MODELO CIGARS.