The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-11
HONORING THE BUDS"
SOCIETY is GREETING THE SEA-
SONS DEBUTANTES RIGHT
ROYALTY
RECEPTIONS DAILY EVENTS

Mrs. ID. w. Rhodes VIII Entertain mt
Luncheon for Two of Them-Mrs
e. G. Rogers Gave a Second Re-
ceptiOn Yesterday - Mrs. MeLena-
Notes.
Mrs. Dudley w. Rhodes has cards out
Tor luncheon to be given next Satur-
day at her home on Portland avenue, in
honor Of Miss Ethel Taylor and Miss Theo
Cary, two of the seasons debutantes.
Mrs. e. G. Rogers gave the second Of a
series OF receptions yesterday afternoon
from to 6, at her home on Summit ave-
nue.. in honor of her daughter, Miss Julia
Rogers. The assisting women were: MS
George B. Young, Mrs. E. n. Saunders,
Mrs. {. j. A. Morris, Mrs. Henry B. VIII
lis, Mrs. II. P. Upham, Mrs George r.
Metcalf, Mrs. Ambrose Tighe, Mrs.
Charles Thompson, Mrs. James Skinner,
Mrs. John I. H. Field, Mrs. ]. d. LAWYER.
Mrs. Charles Spencer, Mrs. Wilder Mer-
RAM and Mrs. Cass Gilbert
post-nuptial at home yesterday afternoon
and evening at her home en- Dayton ave-
rue. The rooms were pretti!y decorated
with chrysanthemums, roses, smilax and
ferns. In the afternoon Mrs McLenahan
was assisted by Mrs. G. p. Lyman, Ms.
George Whitehorn, Miss. Eloise Brown
and Miss Maynard Force, of Minneapo-
lis. Mrs. T. W. Teasdale poured coffee.
Others sassis,ing in the evening wer2:
Mrs. E. d. K. Randall, Miss Randall
and Miss Jewett. The hostess wore hcr
wedding gown of white silk, with point
lace trimmings
Mrs. c. ]. A. Morris entertained few
friends esierGay afternoon at her home
on Goodrich avenue, as Il farewell for
Mrs. w II, Newman, who left last even
ing for Cleveland. 81. .-+-..,.~.:., -...s sass.
Mrs. w. F. Peets received informally
yesterday afternoon at her home, -on
Dayton avenue, in honor Of her mother
and sister, Mrs. c. B. Lamborn and Miss
Lamborn, of New York .- .-.-
The Ladies Auxiliary of St. Clements
Church held an aN-day meeting yester-
Cay in the guild room Mrs. F. A.
French and Miss Sauvinet had charge of
the noon luncheon. The annual sale of
fancy work and useful articles will be
hello in the gui.d> hall Wednesday after
noon and evening, Dec. s.
Mrs D. NJ. Robbins gave a large recep-
ton last evening from to 10 at her
nome on Summit avenue, in honor of
Miss Robbins and Miss Grace Robbins,
who made her debut last month
The floral decorations consisted priflci-
pally Of chrysanthen1ums and roses, with
smi1ax, asparagus vines. and palms to
give the necessary tone. Great branches
OF American Beauty roses and pink white
ana yellow chrysanthemuns filed lar
dlnleres and vases and were used TO
bank the mantels and fill in the fire
places.
Mrs. Robbins received alone, with Miss
Robbins and Miss Grace Robbins. Among
nose assisting We're: Mrs. ]. ]. Hill,
Mrs. W. B. BeTd, Mrs w. J. Dean. Mrs
Wallace Winter, Mrs. E. N Saunders.
Miss Bend. the Misses Hill and Miss
BeardsIee. A number of the season
debutantes also assisted. The Twin CITY
Mandolin club played during the evening.
Miss Rhodes, of Portland avenue, is
entertaining Miss Egert, Of Ogdensburg,
N. Y. o
Miss Bradshaw, who has been the guest
Of Miss Appleton, Portland avenue, will
return to her home in Superior Sunday.
sss
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Dooittle, of Good
I1cE avenue, have returned from Sulphur
Springs. 4s-
Mrs. Hooper. of Salem, Mass, will be
the guest Of Mrs. c. s. FernaId, of Lin
coin avenue, the latter part of the
month.
Lieut.. and Mrs ]. P. Wade. Of Fort
Smelling, have moved to the Livingston,
on Summit avenue.
Mrs. J. w. Lloyd, of Ashland avenue,
has gone to Hot Springs
Mrs. Whine SAUL who has been visit
ing Mrs. Frederick p. Wright, of Summit
avenue mas returned to New York.
Mrs. ]. w. Lane, of Lincoln avenue
has returned from Denver. --sr.
I'D NIre. G. A. Severance, of Sum
NIT avenue, are home from New York.
49,. =. =. Pearce, who has been the
guest Of Mrs FL. d. Powers, Of Iglehart
street, has returned to- Michigan.
Mrs. S. i: Crosby, Of Goodrich avenue
is entertaining Mrs. M ]. Johnson, Of
Bangor Me- .s..
Mrs. Reed, who has been visiting Mrs
W. II. :. Wright, Of Portland avenue. has
returned to Madison.