The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-31
SOCIAL NEWS OF A DAY.
Mrs. j. b. McNamee Entertained mt
Euchre-PersOnaI Items.

SOGlAA NEWS Oh n DAY.
Mrs. j. b. McNamee Entertained mt
Euchre-PersOnnI Items.
Mrs. J. B. McNamee entertained at
euchre yesterday afternoon at her home
on Laurel avenue. The rooms were pret-
tily decorated with palms and cut flow
ers. The hostess was assisted by Mrs
Johnston, Miss Tussler and Miss Kueff-
ner Among the guests were: Mrs
Whitaker, Mrs. J. E. Dore, Mrs. Ranney
Mrs. N. M. Thygeson, Mrs. Kane, Mrs
James Mcclure, Mrs. Alexander, Mrs
Quinlan, Mrs. Lilly, Mrs. jennings, Mrs
Kueffner Mrs. Timothy Foley, Mrs
Charles l.. Carman, Mrs. r. M Breen
Mrs. Clark, Mrs George Foley, Mrs
Towle, Mrs. Hamilton. Mrs Douglass
Mrs White, Mrs Darragh. Mrs. O'Gor-
man, Mrs. Henry Vessel, Mrs c. A
REM, Mrs. Peter McVeigh, Mrs. William
Collins. of Minneapolis; Miss Gussie
King, Miss Mae Clark, Miss Tussler and
Miss Kueffnef
The wedding of Miss Caroline Rowland
Farquhar. of Minneapolis, and Mr. Fred
eric Leigh Seixas. of this city, will be
solemnized tomorrow evening at o'clock
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Hay,
81 chiffon avenue, Minneapolis Mrs.
HAY is a sister of the bride. Bishop Gil
pert will perform the ceremony Mr. and
Mrs. Seixas will make their future home
In St Paul, after a trip on the lakes
The Misses Sproat. of Dayton avenue.
gave picnic luncheon yesterday at Min
nehaha Falls
The pupils Of M. Emile Onet gave
most enjoyable recital last even -ng at tho
Park congregational church In spite of
the threatening weather a large audience
was present and enjoyed programme Ct
unusual excellence. Miss Densmore, who
was to have sung a duet with Mr.. Harry
r. George, was unable through Illness 10
De present. so the opening number was
a baritone solo, Two Grenadiers," by
Schuman. sung by Mr.. RosenthaI. Mr..
Rosenthal has the voice and sings verv
correctly, but, perhaps, a trif1e more swing
or spirit infused into the song would
nave made his number more successful
Mrs. Hartigan charmed the audience
and received hearty recall for the fin
1shed manner in which she sang Arditi's
Waltz" The difficulties Of "SaIve Di
mora" from the "Cavit:na" In Councils
Faust, were not only fully mastered
by Mr.. Harry e. George, but his fine
baritone most successfully expressed the
grave pathos of the number
Miss Mile Pottgieser was in fine voice
and her rendition of Mercadante's "Ah
S'estinto Anoir Mi Vuoi," was sung with
the expression that is occasionally lack
ing In this young vocalist-s otherwise eX-
cellent work. Miss Marie Pelletier's num-
Der was an air from Donizettts La Fa-
vorite," and was a very pleasing number.
Mrs. c. H Hoffman acted as accompa-
MIST which, of course, added much to the
success of the programme.
In spite of the high wind a large num-
Der of enthusiastic golfers and interested
visitors were present at the Town and
Country club links yesterday afternoon to
participate in or witness the first chal-
lenge game Of the season played for the
trophy presented by Mrs. M. D. Num-
The wind interfered a good deal and pre-
vented any very low scores, but the con-
test was sufficiently exciting, 113 was the
lowest record attained. The following is
the result: lib, Mr.. Ben Schurmeier, and
Miss Mcknight, Of Minneapolis; 126, Mr.
and Mrs. Judge c. w: Gordon; 129, George
L. Bum and Mrs. H. Bishop; 1873, Mrs. B.
Hastings and H. L. Carpenter; 139, Louis
Hill and Miss Heffelfinger, of Minneap-
oils; 14O, Mr.. Heffelfnger and Miss Ruth
Hill.
The challenge series will be continued
today and tomorrow.
An informal hop took place in the club
house last evening, st. Anthony Hill or
chestra playing for the members.
The Ladies' Aid Society of st. Sigfrid's
Church will hold a sale in the basement
of the church. Locust and Eighth streets,
this evening, at o'clock A short pro-
gramme will be rendered and refresh
ments served.
Mrs. D. H. Day. of Duluth, is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Norris 254 East Tenth
street.
guest of honor at a luncheon given yes
terday by Mrs. S. w. Vandewarker, of
Marshall avenue
Miss Grace Campbell, of Hague ave-
nue., will give linen shower Monday
afternoon for Miss Maud Holmes, whose
wedding occurs next week.
Miss Brown will be guest of honor at a
luncheon given Saturday by Mrs. John A.
Swenson, of Marshall avenue.
Mrs. Harmon, of the Buckingham, has
gene to New York for the summer
tanning Mr. D. L. Burroughs, of Mason
Mr.. and Mrs. Darius r. Hevener have
returned from Louisville, Ny.
Mrs. G., H. slocum, of selby avenue,
will spend the summer in the East.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Dysinger have been
entertaining. the following house party:
Rev; DR.. A. Parke Burgess, of New
York; Rev. G. c. Mckinley, of Muskogee.
Ind. Ter; Miss Whitbeck and Dr. Matter
son, of Chippewa Falls. Wis; Mrs e. D.
Toreil and son, of Grand Forks, N D.
Mr.: and Mrs. J. B. Cook, of .the Ryan
hotel, have returned from California
Mrs. L. K. French. of Holly avenue, 10
expected home next week from Boston
Miss Edith Sones. of R1dgewcod Park,
leaves for Seattle, Wash, tomorrow for
a months vacation.
Mrs. P Rothausen, of East Winifred
street, is entertaining Mrs Peterson, of
Chicago.