The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-04
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.

Mrs William Dampier gave the second Of
a series of euchre parties yesterday afternoon
at her home, on Selby avenue: The decora-
Dampier was assisted by Mrs. Lunt. Miss
Dampier. Miss Gertrude Ward and Miss Edith
Lunt. Mrs. George Partridge served punch
Mrs. o. Crosby, Mrs. W. Jones. Mrs. G. W.
Dodds. Mrs. H. Davis, Mrs. G. r. Morton,
Mrs, J: Hart. Mrs. H. D; Brown, Mrs. N.
L Mrs Moors e Brant ws Mrs A
G. Thomas, Mrs. J. A. Swenson, Mrs. J: F.
George, Mrs. A. X. Pruden, Mrs. J. Neal,
Mrs. L. C. Moritz. Mrs. Brimhall, Mrs. H.
Ward, Mrs. G. Mcpherson. Mrs. d. s. Sperry,
Mrs. E. ]. Hodgson. Mrs. D. NJ. Dyer, Mrs.
George F: Clifford. Mrs. C. B. Fairchild and
Mrs. c. R. Croft.
Barry Dibble entertained a large number
of young people at a dancing party last even,
ing at his home, on Summit avenue 1t was
in the nature of a farewell party the
young man leaves ST. Paul next Wednesday to
combine study and practical work in cleo
trical engineering in the state Of Washington.
Inc house was made bright with cut flow
ers and feathery vines. and the dainty gowns
Of the girls added to the charming effect. One
pretty feature of the decorations was the
Transforming of the closed porch into a sort
Of loggia. made gay with Oriental rugs. The
French windows opening onto the porch were
thrown open and the dancers found the i'm
proviSed room delightful withdrawing spot
after the dance.
About 125 young people were present and
danced to the music Of Hilyard's orchestra.
Mrs. F. w. DAIMLER gave an afternoon
euchre party yesterday at her residence on
Portland avenue. The parlors were decorated
With n roses o ferns san. and palms Euchre was
Ter were Miss Ida May Lord. Miss Fischbein
and Miss Irma Fischbein.
Mrs. Meylert Bruner gave euchre party
m oil
Miss Dampier, of selby avenue will enter
tain informally at cards this evening.
Miss Bum, of Portland avenue, entertained
at luncheon yesterday afternoon
Miss Catherine Wood of Nina avenue. gayo
a skating party last evening. 1t was followed
by supper at the home of Miss Wood.
Mrs. Pierpont, who has been the guest Of
Mrs. c. A Severance, of Summit avenue re-
turned to her home in Chicago last evening.
Mrs. E. J. Weber, who has been the guest
of Mrs. George Irish. of Smith avenue, will
leave Monday for her home In Seattle.
Lou Wilkes will return from his Eastern
trip the first part Of next week.
Miss Johns, who has been visiting her
brother. Robert Johns, Of College avenue, will
leave Tuesday for Tacoma, whence she will
take steamer for Japan, where she is en-
gagged as teacher.
Mrs. Grere and Miss Grere will leave tomor-
row for the South, to be gone several months.
Mrs. Clarence E. Stone. Summit avenue is
entertaining Mrs. Arthur w. Trenholm. of
West Superior.
Victor NJ. Watkins will leave for New York,
en- route for London.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Read were pleasantly
surprised by number Of friends last even
ing. The evening was pleasantly spent at
cards and dancing.
Ghosts walked last night in the parlors Of
the Plymouth church on Wabasha and Sum
through the audience, their faces hidden by
great peaked caps through which their eyes
only cleaned strangely. 1t the sort of
make little boys prompt to bury their heads
under the covers at night, and little girls cry
for their mothers.
The entertainment was arranged by the
young men of the Plymouth church. All who
took part in the programme were arrayed in
ghostly garb and many Of those who sat with
the audience were dressed to resemble ghosts.
The weird effect was increased by dummies
dressed up as spirits placed here and there
about the room.
The programme consisted Of vocal solo by
Mr.. La Pine, pantomime of one of Haw-
thorne's stories, "Feathertop," enacted by the
following people: Feathertop, S. s. Crooks;
MoIHeT h1RDy, e. "A. w aTren, Master GOOkln,
]: N. Smith: Polly Gookin. Henry E. Osgood
The pantomime was very cleverly produced
Other numbers on the programme were: A.
reading by Mrs. E. A. Warren vocal solo,
will O. Wisp," J. c. Myron; vocal duet,
"Edenland," by Miss Williams and Mr. Brook
ings, and reading by Miss Robb. After the
programme ghostly supper was served, con-
sisting Of popcorn, toothpicks and cold water
Mrs. F. E. Rice. Of Summit avenue has
Issued invitations for an afternoon euchre
next Saturday.
The seniors of the Cleveland high school
corner of jerks and Walsh streets. gave a
spread last evening for the juniors in the
ASSEMBLY hall. There was a short pro-
gramme Of vocal and instrumental music and
tableaux, the following young people taking
part: Miss Julia Anderson, Miss Ellen Nell
son. Miss Daisy Haas, Miss Emma Shoberg,
Miss Mabel Hoffman, Miss Hannah Ernst.
Miss Alice Daily, Leon Oberg and Otto Stern
err
After the programme SUPPER was served,
and later. there was an informal hor Those
having charge of the arrangements were:
Miss Miss Alice DAILY, Miss Hilda Lengthy, Miss
Clara Hooper and George Leonard