The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-23
What Society Is Doing.

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Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Hallam gave the Sec
ond of a series OF euchre parties last evening
at their residence, on Fairmont avenue The
parlors were prettily decorated with Ameri-
can Beauty and President Carnot roses. Cards
were played at ten tables Mrs. Hallam was
assisted by Miss Hall and the Misses Fair
child
Mrs. William Smith entertained COM
| pany of fifty at progressive euchre yesterday
afternoon at her home Goodrich avenue.
Mrs. Smith was assisted by the Misses Smith
Mrs. F. I. Towle, of Laurel, avenue enter
tanned number OF ladies at duplicate whist
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Grant Wagner. of Holly avenue, gave
children's party yesterday afternoon in
honor OF her little daughter Ruth's birthday.
Miss Harriet A. Hall, of Grand avenue,
entertained Miss Margaret ]. Evans OF North
! field, at luncheon Tuesday
Mrs. Strauss. of Peasant avenue enter
tanned the Stormy Euchre club Tuesday aft
ernoon. High scores were made by Mrs C.
Fry, Mrs. Walters, Mrs. Welz and Mrs.
Macklett
Mrs j. L. Messner entertained at luncheon
Yesterday at the Ashland for Mrs Mitchell
OF LOUISVILLE, lay.
An all-day reception was held yesterday
at the rooms of the Young Wcmen's Friend
~ association, on Jackson street.. The rooms
were gayly decorated with the patriotic co,ors
ana several large bows of cut flowers, re-
ceiyed through the kindness of l. L. Nav
and 5 SWenson. The guests were received
by Mrs Horace Stevens Mrs. G. A. Archer
ana Mrs Wright. Mrs. Archer presided over
the tea table, which was prettiiy decorated
win danodiis large number of visitors
I q dow fhn ,s1r,4
bringing books TO add to the associations Ii
orary over 1O6 volumes were received and
severa! packages of magazines. Among the
contributors were: Mrs. E. S. Robbins Miss
Semple, Mrs. J. j. Parker Prof. s. A Farms
worth, Mrs. G. G. Hill, Mrs. Murton. Mrs
and an Miss Thompson, Mrs. T c. Horton. Mrs.
r. NJ Newport, Mrs. R. Clarke, Mrs Over
Mrs Humphreys, Mrs. Horace Stevens Mrs
Henry Biakeey, Miss s. L. Wenzierl, Mr..
Ludoen and schuneman & Evans.
musical programme was given In the
e eE,sn g. Mrs Yale sang several selections
Miss Black gave some piano numbers and
MIS- IS k 1e9;ls played a violin solo.
Young Women s Friendly association would
De glad to receive donations of book cases or
hanging shelves for the rooms. Any having
either to spare would confer a favor by
sending the same to the association rooms.
musical and literary entertainm Mt will
De gwen this evening in the B urr Street Bap-
ust church, under the auspices of the Young
Peoples c. E. society. Miss Lnngfield and
Miss Refine Greiner have charge of the ar
rangements Miss Addie Knapp will give
/ recitation.
TIE Parati .operari club gava Washington
Glrthdav social last evening at the home of
Miss Dell Croonquist on Minnehaha street
| There was a guessing contest and a musical
and literary programme. Those Contributing
We're the Misses Agnes Daner Hattie SAN
Del Hida Iangbv. Hannah Bodin Esther
! Ekstrom and NJ P Void Mrs O SohJhare
served ice cream and cake in thu dining
room The decorations were bunting flags
and cut flowers.
The White Flyer Cycle club gave its
regular monthly hop last evening at sher-
man nail. The hall was decorated with
| nags and the club cclors, purple white and
gold Pepin's orchestra played for the
eighteen numbers. Supper was served at II
gwen this season, there being over 100 cou-
pies present The grand march was led bv
j. o e. h LIN and Miss starkey
TN the reception committee were q
Sehelber, Thomas Sullivan. c. F. Thors+en-
B. Hansen. The floor was in charge Of r
~ Stewart. A NJ. Gotham, W. W Stubs,
tn Honlas McGlynn. The committee enter
talnment comprised !. ]. McMahon, c. H
Wallow. ]. E. Lindeberg.
St Paul Camp No. / Sons of Veterans
celebrated it's fourteenth anniversary last
evening with very successful ball at Cam
bridge hall. The hall was decorated with
tne national colors and the banners of the
order large portrait of George Wash
iGgton rested on an easel at one end of the
| nall Among the guests were delegates from
| me Minneapolis and Saltwater camps and
from the Grand Army CT the Republic Col
G. Il. Tinker, past colonel of Division Of the
Gulf was also present
FROM $50 TO o'clock there was a recen-
ton and promenade concert the F,,stonian
orchestra playing popular airs. The grand
| march was led by Cant and Mrs G. T
t Jraxe. buffet supper was served during
On the arrangement committee were: Col.
| Z. H MIllen, Col. G. H. Tinker Mai D W
BeTers Past Captain ]. P. Porter, Sergeant
J. F. Parber. -'
The floor was in charge of Past CAPTAIN
Eben Cakes, Lieut.. F. ]. De Vore Lieut.
l. < Lyon: w. easier, E. P Hopwood. ".
| liam Huntermark
The guests were received by Cant. C. T
Drake, Past CAPTAINS H. J. Mannhart P E.
TTemlnger' G. E easier, Geo. \. Doran; j. P
Lyons, p D. Godfrey. F H Whitcomb II
x Sargent, Edward Bardon, NJ A. Kane.
Washington's birthday exercises were held
last niFht at the University Avenue Congre
gatfonal church, corner Of Avon and Sher
burne streets. very pretty feature of the
evenings entertainment was the representa-
wives by ten young ladies and gentlemen of
the church in the full costume of the colonial
period At o'clock supper was served nv
the ladies' and $50 participated
Under the direction of Rev H W Par
sons. pastor of the church, the following pro
gramme given:
Introduction of the Cabinet
Instrumental Solo ......M Miss Alice Fisber
Reading-"Life of Washington -ii'e ! isne'
Miss Cylia Stone
address sai -.....-...... Rev. s. V. s Fisher
Reading-"C Colonial History. F. Fl -Sass
s-washington' Rev. s. At e U 5PdfsG
aAlerlca .-.-.- 49,: 80. Con gregation
The Ladies' Society of the Norwegian Iutb-
| eran Church, corner of Canada and Tbir
/ teenth streets. gave Washington's birthday
the hail was completely filed By the mem
! bers CT the congregation and their friends
/ me ladies served supper from 6 to O'Clock
after Whlcn those present were excelientIy
entertained with the following programme:
ADDRESS ........... .....-....P. O. Stromne
ADDRESS Prof. H G. Stub
RECREATION --..-.....-.... -. Miss Sieyers
! Song EXPERIMENTATION. Double Male Quartette
/ The Rev. Thomas Nilsson, pastor of the
! church, acted as master of ceremonies
| Sibley Circle No. 6, Ladies of the G. A. R
| gave its first anniversary reception Tuesda
afternoon ar Garfield post hall Miss Clvde
| Snyder, president of Sibley circle and Mrs
Irene Jones, past president, received Short
| addresses Were made by Mrs. Abbie Fitch
| Mrs. Helen NJ Irish, Mrs Kate Burgess
Mrs. R. C. McCleary and Mrs. FIdridge. Re-
! freshments served BIZ Mrs Sinclair
Mrs. Nelson. Mrs. Lott, Mrs. Metz and Mrs
! Tucker.
The West Side turnverein celebrated Wash
| tngton birthday with a social dancing party
held at their rooms In the Martin opera housa
/ block, on the West side. last night The ar
fair was well attended by the members and