The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-22

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Chairman of the Day, With Mrs.
A. p. Moss Assistant Chairman,
and Mrs. James SchOOnmaker
and Miss Belle JefYries as the
General Committee.
The Minnesota Federation of Women g
Clubs has just completed its programme
for the first day of the state fair work
AS this day is also Labor day, the pro-
gramme will be unusually elaborate and
will make the federation headquarters an
attractive spot at the fair. Dr. Helen
w. Bissen has been named chairman of
the day, with Mrs. A. P. Moss, assistant
chairman. Mrs. James Schoonmaker and
Miss Belle Jeffries are on the general
committee. On the school exhibit conf
mittee are Miss X Maud Cum and Miss
Kit Clum. Mrs. J. B. Hoxsie is chair
man of the committee on model sick
room work. Miss Nellie Hope is chair
man of the committee on music Nom
day morning Mrs. H. c. Burbank will
give talk on 1.-The Care of Children and
the Sick" Miss Hopes Juvenile orches,
ira will play. Progressive drawing, the
work of grade schools high schools and
the School of Mechanic Arts will be on
exhibition through the courtesy of Supt
Smith. Mannheimer Bros will have =.
display of sanitary clothing and UNDER
wear.
Miss Wolf, Of Henderson, was guest of
honor at luncheon given by Mrs. L.
Holman and Mrs. B. I<irchoff, of Dale
street The decorations We're sweet peas
and ferns. Covers were laid for ten
During the afternoon Mrs Bowe rem,
dered a number of piano selections.
Mrs. H Bowe of Dayton avenue, gave
a luncheon at White Bear for Miss Wolf.
of Henderson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wolf and daughter Al
ma, Mrs. Simons, Mr.. and Mrs Kirchof
and daughter Cora Mr.. L. Holman. Mr..
and Mrs. Bowe and Miss Wolf, of Her,
derson, have returned from Turtle lake
Mrs. C. F. Benedict, of Mclean street.
is at Eden Prairie.
Mr.. and Mrs. H L. Moss. of South Tx
change street, are at Lake Minnetonka
The Misses Josie and Emma McElroy,
Of Martin street, have returned from
Chicago.
Court Alpha, V O. F., No II, gave a
pretty lawn festival last evening on the
grounds surrounding the residence of
Mrs. E. j Lombard $50 Wins'ow ave
nue.. Red, white and blue, the colors of
tho order, decorated the piazza and the
i . ior of the house An attractive ar
ray of cOiCrcd lights Illuminated the
lawn. The Century Mandolin orchestra
Mr. @. F. Wilson, Mrs. Cooper and Mrs.
Hasselgrave sang. Ice cream and cake
were served at small tables on the lawn.
Later in the evening there was an in
formal hop. The following ladies had
charge of the affair: Mrs c. H Cooper,
Mrs. l. Feeser. Mrs. Reincke, Miss Nc
Cir mis-, Mrs. Bunker, Mrs. Hasselgrave,
Mrs. Falkner, Mrs. Morrison and Mrs.
Crist.
Mrs. Thomas McDavitt gave lunch
con Saturday at her home, on Grand av-
enTe, in honor of Mrs. Cottrcl of Quincy,
Ill, the guest of Mrs. Hiler Horton, and
Miss Musselman, of Quincy, Iii. The
decorations were ferns and sweet peas.
Those present were: Mrs. H. H. Horton
Mrs John F. Fulton, Mrs. F. B. Kellogg
Mrs. F. E. Ford, Mrs. Brooks Hender-
son, Mrs Dickson, of Milwaukee; Mrs.
Russell, Mrs. Fry and Miss McDav:tt.
Miss Ella Richards and Mis-
LarAin, of Selby avenue. who ha,> - en-
spending part of the summer at ChisagO
! lakes will return to the city Saturday.
Miss Richards will give a recital early in
October.
Miss Edna Mcknight, who has been
visiting Mrs Charles c. Titcomb, of the
| Genesee, has returned to Sheldon, N. D.
Mrs. Thad c. Jones, of Grand avenue,
Is in the East.
The Misses Reilly, of Laurel avenue,
and Miss Tarinus, of Saltwater. have re-
turned from Grainwood Prior lake
Charles Collins, of Summit avenue, left
last evening for a visit with his parents
in Litchtield, Ill
Mrs Frederic de Billier, of New York.
South Exchange street
Mrs. F. c. Mann, of Osceola avenue, has
returned from Duluth.
Mrs. Phillip Reilly, of Laurel avenue,
entertained the following people during
the past week: Mrs. Railey, Mrs Baty
and Tom Railey, Of Harrisonville Mo.
Miss Fannie Rich, of Hastings, is visit
ing Miss Florence Hare, of East Congress
street.
entertaining Mrs. E. G. Hill and Mrs,
Van SAINT, of Bozeman, Mont
Mrs ]. Foster Atwood, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. W
Teasdale, of Grand avenue has returned
to Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. K. Luce, Of Portland
avenue, will leave the first of next month
for Madison, Wis, to reside.
Mrs. Holt and daughter, of Washington
Mrs. e. S. Greer, Of 466 Iglehart street.