The Saint Paul globe., 1899-02-10
THE SOCIAL
WORLD.

Mrs. Denis Follett. of the Albion. gave a
large progressive euchre yesterday afternoon
in honor Of Miss Mary stees. Cards We're
The decorations were pink and white, the
pink hooded lights of the cande.abra throw,
ing Mr rosy %n,s{t glow over syesything hi
Norton. Mrs. Nj. NJ Bentor. Mrs oliver
tum, Miss punlap, s Miss 'Psssrsi saaamont, s Miss
Helen Cratsenberg and Miss Cosette Mintor.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Plough. of Fairmount
avenue, entertained the Kangaroo club last
evening.
Miss Welch assisted by Mrs. e. S. Lyons,
gave large progressive euchre party yester-
day afternoon at her home, on Dayton ave-
nue., in honor of Mis-, Abbie Warner.
The decorations in the reception hal hall were
here were also hooded in yellow. In the
drawing room pink Bridesmaid roses formed
the decoration and the pink shaded candela-
bra carried out the color scheme. The library
was in red, the floral decorations consisting
of American Beauty roses. Cards were play
ed at eighteen tables. Those in charge OF the
Dekay, of Red Wing, and Miss Doran. The
out Of town guests ,1,e were: Miss Mss Abbott and
of Minneapolis: Miss Cornelia Dekay, of Red
Wing and Miss Strait. of Shakopee.
Mars. d. F. Morgan gave a handsome buffet
luncheon yesterday afternoon at her residence
in Kenwood boulevard, Minneapolis, to the
wives of the Minnesota state senators. Forty
were effectively arranged in the drawing
room suite and dining room. Mesdames r..
G. Evans, j. F. R. Foss, Benjamin R. Cop
page, ]. E. Moore, w. H. Levings assisted.
The color scheme for the reception hall was
pink with roses and palms; red roses were
used in the library. where the chandelier was
shaded in red. La France roses and palms
appeared in the music room and In the dining
room the effect was red. A mirror on the
polished table held bowl of American
Beauty roses. Red tapers burned in silver
candelabra and smilax and roses were wreath
ed about the table. Red roses and red can
dies Illuminated the sdeboard Luncheon was
served from small tables laid through the
rooms, a cluster of roses in crystal vase
decorating each table An orchestra rendered
programme from the balcony in the hall.
| for which the score cards were decorated
with the hostess monogram in gold, and the
prizes were in cut glass and silver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ. Bingham, of Day
| ton avenue, gave progressive card party last
| evening.
DR.. and Mrs. E. w. Buckley entertained
informally at cards last evening
The Standard club gave progressive whist
| party last evening in the club rooms at
Standard hall. Whist was played at eight
tables. DR.. E. L. Hass had charge of the
arrangements. An informal hop Was gwen
after the game, the Twin City orchestra play
! ing for the dancing. Supper was served at
| II O'Clock.
ing party last evening at Cambridge hall.
| The hall was decorated with the club colors,
orange and carmen. The St; Anthony Hill
Mr. and Mrs. Clint Chapman chaperoned the
party, the grand march being led by Mr..
Frank Rhsbeck and Miss Esther Swanson.
ment committee. The floor committee con-
| sisted of G. N. Michaud. Edward A. Ritz,
| A. c. Wolterstorff and c. W. Slocum. On
| the cepetion committee were: Frank Rhe-
| Tussey.
. Diamond diamond Lodge S Nc No 11s D of H.; y, Auxiliary
social hon last evening at Sherman hall.
Those having charge Of the arrangements
were. F. A; Miss; Mrs. Yorkes, Mrs. Jones.
orchestra played for the sixteen numbers.
The grand march was led by Mr. and Mrs,
James Welch. Supper was served at II
| O'Clock.
This afternoon the Misses Peck. of Mime
apclis, win give a luncheon for Miss Warner,
Joseph x. Dunlop. of St. John. New Bruins
wick Can. and Minnie w. Coates Havcock
of New Brunswick, Can, were married
Wednesday evening at O'Clock at the home
|
Colorado street. this city. The brides brother,
N. W. Coates. acted as best man, and Miss
! Lizzie Morgan as bridesmaid. The ceremony
was pronounced by Rev. F. NJ. Rule. pre-
siding elder of the Methodist Episcopal church.
/
Miss Cornelia Dekay. of Red Wing and
Miss Strait. of Shakopee, are the guests Of
| Miss We.ch, of Dayton avenue. They will
remain until after the Warner-Jones wedding.
Mrs. Dodd of Paramount avenue, has gone
East or visit.
Mrs Watson of Hague avenue has gone
| to Iowa, called there by the serious illness
| of her sister.
Miss Abbott and, Miss Haven. of Faribault,
are the gue-ts of Miss Abbie Warner, of CO.
| lege avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Fagley left last even
| ing for the East.
Mrs. H. ]. Graham and daughter, Dorothy
| of Indianapolis. the guests of Mrs. ]. w.
| Johnson, of Western avenue.
DR.. F. A. Xanten, of West Congress street
left last night for two weeks visit to New
| Orleans and the South. He will return to
| St. Paul about Feb. %.