The Saint Paul globe., 1899-02-18
SOCIETY GREETS EDITORS.

ance yesterday afternoon, Tor IL was tnere
that the members Of the Ladies' Auxiliary OF
the Northwestern Manufacturers assocla-
ton received the Minnesota editors and their
wives. Five daintily appointed tea tables,
made bright with roses and shaded Candida
bra and presided over by handsomely gowned
women. were the centers OF attraction Tor
the scores of visitors who called during the
afternoon, and the popular airs played by
Selling's orchestra added not a little to the
pleasure Of the occasion. One feature that
added to the attractivenrss of the reception
hall was the fact that each table had Its
particular color carried out in the decora-
tions.
The guests were received by Mrs. Maurice
Auerbach, Mrs. Ansel Oppenheim,s Mr ana
Mrs c. A. Severance. Mayor Kiefer, Presi,
dent ]. B. Johnson, Of the Manufacturers
association, and S. A. Langnum.
The tables were presided over by the fol-
lowing ladies': Mrs. Myron Brown, Mrs. F.
sperp pSran Mrs MTs Hiram F. sss1ens ssss MRS
Follett, Mrs. Charles Titcomb, Mrs: James
Morrow. Mrs. Croft, Mrs. Metcalf, Mrs.
Driscoll, Mrs. Gardner Moore, Mrs. sven
son, Mrs. McConville, Mrs. ]. P. Elmer, Mrs.
A. P. Moss, Mrs. Kingsley, Mrs. V. J. Haw-
kins, Mrs. H. c.. Johnson, Mrs. George Doran,
Mrs. o. P. Lewis, Mrs. F. E. Foster, Mrs.
Mary stees, Miss Harrington, Miss Beaumont
Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Hathaway gave a
euchre party last evening at their residence
on Goodrich avenue. The two parlors were
decorated with pink carnations and ferns,
and the dining room was In red, great punches
of JacQueminot roses being placed effective
ly about the room. In the center of the table
was large bowl filled with crimson roses
and maiden hair fern. Euchre was played at
twelve tables Mrs. Hathaway was assisted
by Miss Kluckholm, Miss Verna Kluekhoim
and Miss Louise Crosby.
Miss Lillian Norwood Moore. of Holly ave-
nue., entertained number of young Apple
at dinner last evening in honor of her birth
day 1t was ecarnatton dinner the center
pic heir nf fho crsIaV Qd
SONS with sprigs of maiden hair fern Covers
were laid for sixteen. The guests were: Miss
Delphine Robertson, Miss Marian Wheaton,
Miss Florence. Dalrymple, Miss Josephine
Dalrymp1e, Miss Hazel Alness. Mss Lorena
Abbott, Miss Katherine Wood, Miss Nina
Jones. Miss Edith Cavanaugh, Miss Minnie
Berkey, Miss Addie Murphy. Miss Winifred
Holbert, Miss Margaret Judson, Miss Agnes
Mars, Miss Esther McDavitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Power entertained
a number of their friends last evening. The
entertainment was Of patriotic nature.
Miss Laura Morganstern, of Thirteenth
street, entertained a company of thirty at a
lavender and green euchre yesterday after
nocn-
Mrs. Omar Scott. of Selby avenue, and Mrs.
c. j. Miss of Bates avenue, have issued invi-
tations for n reception Friday, at the resi-
dence of the latter. .H .-a:ses
Mrs William Smith, of Goodrich avenue
Will entertain at euchre Wednesday afternoon
Mrs A. Poirier. of Louis street, gave a
euchre party Tuesday afternoon. Thirty were
Dupine, Mrs. Robataill and Mrs. Phillips.
Prizes were WON by Mrs.. Huber and Mrs.
Lambert.
The ladies' auxiliary of the Northwestern
Manufacturers union gave their second re-
ception to the Minnesota editors and their
wives last evening from to 10. To the
visitors weary with sightseeing and attend
ance upon conventions the Market hal au-
ditorium must have appeared something Of
a haven of Yest yesterday afternoon and even
ing. The attractive tables, with their flowers,
silver, cut glass and china, the gay music
and the pleasant chat, al added their quota
of charm to the guests, and 1t is safe to say
that all those interested will carry away with
them the pleasantest recolections of St. Paul
hospitality.
These receiving last evening were: Gov.
and Mrs. Lind, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Sever
ance. Mrs Ansel Oppenheim. President j.
B. Johnston, Mrs. ]. S. Shurick, Mrs. John
H. Bidleman.
Sel,ing's orchestra played popular selec-
tions during the evening
Mrs. G. A. Goldthrite of ST. Anthony. ave-
nue., entertained the Curfew Cinch club Tues
day afternoon. Prizes were won by Mrs.
Shepiey and Mrs. Johnson. Mrs. Peter, Of
Sherburne avenue, will be the next hostess.
An entertainment will be given next We'd
nesday evening by the Ladies' Aid Society
of the Clinton Avenue Methodist Church in
the auditorium of the church:
Piano Duet. Miss McIntire and Miss Winner
Recitation ......... ....... Hazel Pennington
Duet . -. Fanny Hare and Halle Thompson
Solo ........ .....................M Miss Winner
Violin Solo .Mr Randolph
song Reoitation Miss Elsie aE Wilams fans
Solo ....................... MRS; Ierance
Cornet Solo ..........,-.,....-....M .Mr. Thelm
SOLO .DI. duCe
Duet ...... Miss Winner, Miss Steiger
Solo ..... ..........:... Mr.. John Koch
Recitation Miss Mary O'Connor
Solo ...,,.......Mi Miss Elizabeth Wood
Male Quartette-
DR.. Vibrance, c. f. Thayer. R. NJ. Law
ton, DR.. Randolph.
Mrs. Hascal R. Brill, Of Laurel avenue, left
last night for the East.
Mrs Maurice Auerbach, of Summit avenue,
left last evening for Washington to attend
the continental congress of the National D.
A. R. Mrs. Auerbach is a delegate from the
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