The Saint Paul globe., 1899-04-12
SOCIETY KNOWS no REST NOW
AT THEIR HEIGHT IN
sT..'pAUL


AT THEIR HEIGHT IN
sT.PAUL
What With season OF Grand Opera
md a Host of Charming. Parties,
the Reaqx and the Bellies Are
Busy PeOpie.e3
Mrs. Timothy Foley gave dinner last
evening at herBhome on Summit avenue
In honor of heseniece, Miss Evayln Foley
and Mr.. William Towle. The decorations
were tulips and ferns Covers were laid
for fourteen &c GO
Mrs, 2. 9 Ipurfaent and Mrs. r. L.
ware gave large reception from
to yesterday afternoon at the homo
oil Mrs. Ware, OH Oscelo avenue.
The rooms were beautifully decorated
for the occasion. Ihe dining room was
In yellow, daffodils. jonquils and aspar-
agus vine forming the decoration. The
two parlors were in pink. The mantels
were banked with tridemaii roses, and
large lunches of them were placed in
vases about the rooms. Easter lilies and
fetiAi2o 'hsboO OIlSu. LILO ISOCPttVii AtcH.
A red color scheme was carried out in
the library. red tulips and red carnations
forming the decoration. -
Mrs. James Weld and Mrs. 8. G. Smith
presided in the dining room. assisted by
Mrs. H. R. Brill and Mrs. d. w. I.awler.
Mrs. G. L. Johnston and. Miss Ware
served frappe In the reception hall. Mrs.
Jesse Gregg and Mrs. Stanley Wood
too iv, hal Asset foff
| the rooms were Mrs. A. "A. Doolittle,
Mrs. d. e. Young, Mrs. Val G. Roths-
child, Mrs.. W. A. Lang, Mrs. Oscar Hal
lam, Mrs. NJ. J. Welch. Mrs. w. G.
White. Mrs Asa Goodrich. Mrs. Albert
Moore, Miss Smith, Miss Sadie Smith,
Miss White, the Misses K!uckholm, Miss
Hasenwinkle. Miss Brill, Miss Lillian
Moore, Miss Sadie Grant.
Miss j. T. Schusler gave large euchre
party yesterday afternoon at her home
on Grand avenue in honor Of her guest,
Mrs. Streeter, of Larimore. N. D. Mrs.
| Schusler was assisted by Mrs. P. J.
Schaub. Mrs. Clara Duncan and Miss
Richardson. The floral decorations were
in all the different shades of red carried
out with roses and carnations Crimson
| satin ribbons and smilax were also used
| with charming effect. The guests were:
Mrs. George, Mrs. Whitaker, Mrs.
Whitfield, of Minneapolis; Mrs. Goforth,
Mrs. William Ruff Mrs. Fisher II. Ten
| ney. Mrs. Charles Lowering, Mrs. D. C.
| Horn, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. J. w. Nelson,
| Mrs. Yale, Mrs. A. K Pruden. Mrs j..
| P. Tuthill. Mrs. C. ]. Smith. Mrs. w. A.
| Miller, Mrs. c. R. Pease, Mrs. E. l..
| Spencer. Mrs. Fl. j! Scholey, Mrs. L. M.
| I<eiter. Mrs. Emma Van Vorhees. Mrs.
| III. w. Sehadle, Mrs. Janet Shaw, Mrs.
| c. H. Darling, Mrs. e. E. Merrill, Mrs.
| w. H. Richardson, Mrs. w. L. Kelly Jr.,
Mrs J. T. Reynoldson, Mrs. w. F.
| Purdy, Mrs. Clifford. Mrs. Walker, and
| Mrs. F. M. Smith:
| During the afternoon Mrs. Smith re-
| cited several selections.
| Mrs. Edward ]. Jones, of the Aberdeen.
| ernoon at the residence Of her mother,
| Mrs. Reuben Warner, on College ave-
| nue.. The hostess was assisted in re-
| ceiving by Miss Abbott, Of Faribault:
| Miss Welch, Miss Freeman, and Mrs.
! George Cochrane, of Butte, Mont Miss
| Armstrong. of Minneapolis, poured cof-
| fee, and Mrs. Reuben Warner ,Jr.. served
! ices.
| A song recital was given yesterday aft
| ernoon at Dyer's music hall, by the
| pupils Of Mrs. William Stafford Tower.
| The hall was well filed with the parents
| and friends Of the pupils. and their ap-
| probation of the we'll arranged and cred
| itably carried out programme was mani
| tested by frequent and hearty applause.
| Vocal numbers were given by the fol-
! lowing: Miss Maria Tower. Master Karl
Hibbard, Miss Ida Wilson, Miss May
lOverpeck, Miss Dot White. Mrs. Tower
acted as accompanist.
The all-day sewing meeting Of the
Home Missionary Society Of the House
the church parlors. Luncheon was in
charge of Mrs. ]. D. Mcmillan and Mrs.
C. ]. Whitredge. who were assisted by
Mrs. Saunders and Mrs. Van Berger. The
work was in charge OF Mrs. B. F. Ferriss
Mrs Anna Buschman entertained a
number Of her friends yesterday after
noon from to at her home on Maple
street in honor of her birthday. She
was assisted by Mrs. August Schmidt and
Miss Ella Willie. The decorations were
roses, carnations and smilax. Coffee was
served at 4:30. =
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Mr. and Mrs. A. M Bergstrom of 697
York street, were very pleasantly sur
prised by number of their friends Sat-
urday evening, April 8. The guests pre-
sented the young couple with hand
some cut-glass dish.o The fore part Of the
evening was spentD playing progressive
cinch. after which 2 refreshments were
served. Dancing was then enjoyed until
an early hour. Prizes in cinch were won
by Mr.. and Mrs, A. M. Bergstrom Mr.
L. Rudd and Mrs. A. Anderson. Among
the guests were Mr.1and Mrs. T. Sckellet,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Erickson, Mr. and Mrs
A. Anderson, Mr.. land Mrs. W. l.. Meyer,
Miss Beda Erickson, Miss Clara Boetcher,
Miss L.. Anderson, Mr.. c.. A. Broberg, ].
H. Johnson. l.. Rudd, ]. G. -Speck, NJ c.
Brederman.
Mrs. H. W. Dickman, Of East Seventh
street, entertained few friends Monday
evening in honor Of her grandmother's
eightyseeond birthday, Mrs. starkey.;
She is the widow Of the late Capt. James
Starkey, and has been a resident of st.
Paul forty-fve years. Mrs. -Dickman was
assisted by Mrs. G. A. Binder The rooms
can Beauty. roses and other cut flowers
Music was the feature of the even
ing.
A progressive euchre party will be given
by ST. Paul chapter, Order of the Eastern
Star in the banquet room of the Masonic
Temple, next Wednesday evening. All
members of the order and their friends
are invited to attend.
| A musical and literary entertainment
will be given under the auspices Of the
| Forest Street Band of Christian Workers
next Friday evening, at Garfield hall,
| Arcade and Faueuier streets
Mrs c. A. Severance, of Summit avenue.
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