The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-01

won By Mrs. Carr. Mrs. Gerlich and Mrs.
Whee-er Mrs. Bosnia will entertain next.
Mrs. ]. E. Barre gave children's party
Ch is,mas eve in honor of Mario Clifton.
Sixteen children were present. Each child
received pretty gift from beautifully
Ethel Stewart sang and Ernst Lamb gave
a recitation.
The committee in charge OF the hop to be
given by the Daughters of Erin Of Ramsey
county, Monday, at Central hall, have COM
pleted al arrangements for the same. Miss
mittee having charge Of the affair. and she
viii be assisted by the other officers of the
various divisions.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Brotherhood
OF Locomotive Engineers will give a card
party Wednesday afternoon in ODD Fellows
hall, Filth and Wabasha streets. The pro-
ceeds are to be sent to the Home for Dis
abied Raalroad Men, at Highland Park Ill.
Yesterday afternoon Miss West, of Crocus
niil, served tea to about sixty young ladies
OF the younger society set. The AFFAIR was
gwen in honor of Miss Vests cousin, Miss
cooper, of New York. An immense bunch of
req roses decorated the center of the tea ia
Durlng the afternoon the Ryder Mandolin or
chestra played.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Kellogg. of Crocus
NH, entertained some of their neighbors in
formally last evening. The house was dec
3 pia with cut flowers and Christmas greens.
D tS eucnre was played at eighteen tables and
inc guests did not depart until the New Year
was 1nlly ushered in.
Miss Virginia Dousman, of the Aberdeen.
entertained some of her friends at supper last
evening to watch the old year out and the
new year in.
Mrs; J. w. Luske. of Dayton avenue enter
tanned informally last evening for her little
daughter, Marjorie.
Mrs. Conable of Grand avenue. entertained
the Cycle History class yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Eddy and Miss Jewett gave dancing
party last evening at the club nall. corner of
Dale and Hague.
RAYMOND c.. Grady entertained few of his
at his home, 20 Valley street. Refreshments
were served at IL O'Clock. All present had a
very enjoyable time
Tuesday afternoon Mrs 7 r. McWilrams
OF OF the Windsor hotel, entertained the Ma,
than Hale chapter of the Daughters of the
American RevolNtion.
I'M. MRS. stewart L. Moore read a paper on
Georgia. ~ is's anu
Mrs. McWiliams gave an interesting talk
on her recent trip South.
mere were number of presentations made
70 the chapter Mrs. James S. Bryant gave
pleee OF the coat worn by her great-great-
grandfather, Col. Thomas Crawford dur NJ
the revolution. Mrs. McWilliams ssn.ed
bureau knob belonging to her great-great
grandfather, Capt. Gilbert James Livingston.
yer YER New YORK, gave piece Of wsod from
the first school house in which Nathan Hale
taught In East Heddam, Conn.
AFTER the programme Mrs. Polk served tea
to the guests
Thursday afternoon Miss Margaret Rou.h
and Miss Winifred Brill gave a german at
the latters home, All Laurel avenue. The
dance was In honor of Miss Edith Dabney
ana the guests were some OF the class of
98 girls of the high school The class COL
ors, yellow and black, and Chr. stmns greens
formed the decorations. Miss Winifred Brill
led the german, and the favors were par
ticularly unique. All were in the class col
ors. There were tiny diplomas tied tn
yellow and black ribbons, remnants of the
two colors, and yellow and black stars. Light
refreshments were served.
Company B, of the Fourth regiment gave
ball Thursday evening at the armory for
the purpose of raising funds for the purcha-e
of new uniforms. st. Anthony Hill orchestra
played for the fifteen numbers the pro-
gramme. Light refreshments were served
during the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Dickman of 500 Eau
quier street, gave a large dinner party Mon
day evening. The rooms were handsomely
decorated in Christmas green's palms and
cut flowers. Mr.. and Mrs. Dickman and
Mrs. John F. McCauley received the guests.
Covers were laid for forty.
The Jolly Girls of SO gave their first an
nual party at the home Of Selma Rothschild
last Tuesday from to 10. The rooms were
decorated in evergreen and mistletoe The
officers and members of the society are:
President May Weiss; vice president, Steela
Fleissner; secretary and treasurer Cecil Fish
man. Members-Lottie Schwab, Miriam
Hirschman, Selma Rothschild, Irene Schwab
and Lottie Fishman. The guests were Masters
child, Herbert Fleissner Juius Frankel Nor
ritz Herr, Max Levy, Milton Firestone. Re
freshments were served at O'clock dancing
and recitations concluding a most enjoyable
evening.