The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-28
SOCIETY UP TO DATE
BRIGHT SIDE OF SIT. PAUL LIFE
DURING THESE oCTO-
BIER DAYS
RECEPTIONS AND PARTIES

Mrs. John Ryan Gives Dancing
Party fpr9 Her Daughter, Miss
Ciemmfe Ryan-Miss Mnble Rob-
fnsOn Entertains at Euchre-Miss
May Bend Honors Miss Mcleod, of
Broolslsn-other Events.
Mrs. Johhh Ryan, of Laurel avenue.
gave a daaeinge party last evening at
Laurel Avenue hall in honor of her
daughter. Miss elemmte Ryan. Mrs
Ryan was ASSISTED by Mrs. H. Il. New
ton. Miss Crete Warren. Miss Lillias
JOY, Miss Metealf and Miss Florence
Ryan. -
Miss JanetQ Dunlap, Miss Julia Ladd.i
Miss Florence Ober, Miss Hazel Thomp-
son, Miss Florence Thompson, Miss
Grace LOOMS. Miss Henriette LOOMS,
Miss Mary Cooper, Miss Ethel Reardon'
Miss Marion Conger, Miss Florence
Child, Miss Anna Berryhill, Morton
Travers. Edward Ladd. Gordon Holmes,
William Ferguson, Lenton Swift, Ray
Smith, William .Menser, Grover Menser,
w AAA ASSoA ucIlt IdIh ACOboANb AAO'' -
Newton and Maurice Dunlap.
Mr. and Mrs j. H. MacNider enter
tanned informally last evening at their
home on Virginia avenue in honor Of
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. A. Drew, of Merriam
Park. The guests were: DR.. and Mrs.
Anderson. of Virginia: Mr. and Mrs. B.
H Tenney, Mr.. and Mrs. W. M. Butler
and Mr.. and Mrs. F. w Faber.
Mrs. M F. Kennedy gave large char
ity euchre yesterday afternoon at her
home on Dayton avenue for the benefit
Of the Catholic Infants home. Mrs Ken
nedy was assisted by Mrs. Uri Lamprey,
Mrs. McNair, Mrs. Buckley and Mrs. ].
c.. Kennedy. Cards were played at fif-
teen tables. -
: Mr.. and Mrs Edward William Mill
gan entertained about twenty youngfpeo-
Pile Informally last evening at their home
on Laurel avenue, inshonor of Miss Mil
ligan. who will spend the winter In st.
Paul. Progressive cineh. was played dur
ing the evening So s
Miss Mabel Robinson gave a euchre
party yesterday afternoon at her home on
Dayton avenue, in honor Of Miss GLOW
er. Of Minneapolis. The guests were:
Mrs. Albert Moore, Mrs. Duncan, Mrs.
E.'J. Jones, Mrs. Davidson, Mrs. .Patter-
son, Miss Sanbdrn, Miss Alice Rhodes,
Miss Egert, of New York Mrs. Mailer,
Mrs. Merrill, Miss Austin, Miss Kirk.
Miss Horn. Miss Moore, Miss. Wright and
Miss Fairchild. Of st. Paul Mrs. Ankeny,
Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Babcock, Mrs. Head,
the Misses~-GeEer, Miss Merrill, Miss
Higbee, Miss Brewer Miss Simons and
Miss Webb. of Minneapolis,
f. *S
Miss May Bend entertained at luncheon
yesterday at her home on Summit ave-
nue., In honor Of Miss Mcleod, Of Brook
lyn, N. Y
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Confsy gave 4
dinner Thursday evening at their home
on Laurel avenue, in honor Of n G.
Hawkins. who will leave next week to re-
side In st. Joseph, Mo- Covers were laid
for eight.
7sassees- 3sssssss 9.-<
+ Mr.. andssMrs. Gable Burgower of 1s7
Kent street, will receive informally this
afternoon and evening, in honor Of the
fftieth wedding anniversary Of their pa
rents. Mr.: and Mrs. Henry Burgower,
formerly1of Rock Island, I'LL
The Laurel Cycle club gave IT'S opening
Informal hop of the season last evening
ct Lifts hall The hall was charmingly
decorated with flowers and palms and
of the women made very pretty scene
A promenade concert preceded the dane
1n aw Ihe guests a ,+ were received by F.
ward Wilson, A. Ma heis, J. II. Doienty.
Winship, e e. + Stanley 4 F. SGsiScS hass Z
1. Wyand, F. J. O'Rourk and George A.
A large reception was given last even
ing at the Central Park NJ. e. church In
honor Of the pastor and his wife, Rev
Elder and Mrs. Rule and Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Seeley. Mr.. and Mrs. Seeley cele-
DRAFTED their ffftfeth wedding anniversary
church whose faithful members they have
been for the past twenty years should
take note of so important an anniversary
in their lives.
The parlors of the church were taste
fully decorated with punches Of roses and
chrysanthemllns and ferns. Shortly after
8 o'clock Miss Lottte Ryan at the piano
and Mr.. and Mrs. Luiey entered the par
lor from the library, preceded by. Hilda
Miller, bearing an immense basket Of
flowers. The couple then took up their
SlcliOu III Cl0 WllSIO lnSy were
greeted by host of friends and present
ed, on behalf of the members OF the
congregation. with souvenir silk bags,
each containing $S5 In gold. During the
evening Mrs. Jennie Cofgrave and Mrs
George Hazard, both members Of the
church congregation forty years ago,
when the church was on Jackson street
sang some of the old church hymns The
assisting ladies were: Mrs; L. a. Will
Jams, Mrs If. w: Luley, Mrs. William
Damon and Mrs. D. E. Young. Refresh
ments were served in the dining ROOM
which was PRETTY DECORATED orr, with pink
dies presided over the tea table: Mrs
Harvey HaH,J Mrs Benham, Mrs. Lucas,
Mrs. Thorn Miss Walker Miss Myrtle
Luley and Miss May Hail.
The ladies of the First M E. church
gave. their annual pastors reception last
evening in the parlors Of the church in
honor of Rev and Mrs. F. B. Cowgirl.
The parlors We're charmingly decorated