The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-05
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.


bon german, given last evening In Lifts
hall. on st. Peter and Sixth streets, proved a
charming social affair. 1t was subscription
party arranged by some Of the young men
who are home from college for the holidays.
Those having charge of the arrangements
were Mr. Reece NJ. Newport Jr., Mr.. Sidney
Dean Mr.. Edwin Saunders and MI VIII
Finch
The decorations were the American and the
English colors. Large American ,fags' were
prettily draped about the hall, where the
dancing took place, and to the left OF the
room, you entered, the national stars ana
Stripes and the English Union Jack hung
peacefully side by SIDE
The german began about O'CLOCK, Reece
Newport Jr. leading
Punch was served during the evening, and
at II O'Clock supper was served to the guests.
Dr. and Mrs. MacLaren. Col. and Mrs.
Sturgis, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Bigeiow, MI
and Mrs Walter Merriam, Mr.. and Mrs Z.
B. Hersey and Mr.. and Mrs. Will harrington
chaperoned the party, and assisted IN receaV-
Besides these there were present: The
Misses Livingston, Miss Ransom, the Miss es
Hill. Miss Finch, Miss Lulu Finch, Miss
Saunders Miss Burns. Miss Cutcheon. Miss
Ferguson. Messrs. Louis Hill, Stone, Taylor
Upham, Dean Saunders; Reeee, N. Newport no,d
angford, Frank Blakely, Werner and Heifei-
finger, OF MINNEAPOLIS.
The Twin City Mandolin club played for the
dancing. sres
sibley circle. Ladies of the g.. A. R.,
held their in stallationiof officers last evening
at Garfield Post hall on Waba 9iaal S 5;
dent, Miss Clyde Snyder; senior vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Minnie Lott; junior vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Mary Sinclair; treasurer, Mrs. r.
A. Snyder; conductress, Miss Sophie Hin
richs; chaplain, Mrs. Sucher; guard, Mrs
Hinton; secretary, Mrs. Irene Jones. Mrs
Helen NJ Irish the installing encer
t1cf1 lnd ha W
given them by the old officers Several mem
bers of the Ellsworth circle were present.
Martin " Snyder. of Milwaukee, is visit.
ing his daughter, Miss Clyde snyder, OF
West Third street.
Invitations have been issued for an after
noon tea to be given by Miss t, ma2nelo Mo OF
william Harrington Will be the guest Oh
honor.
Next Tuesday Mrs. F. B. Clarke, OF Sum
NIT avenue will give luncheon IN honor
OF Maj. and Mrs. Whipple.
Mrs Everton ]. Abbott, Of Dayton avenue,
will give luncheon SatuT DAY.
Mrs. S. NJ. Hayes, of Nina avenue, will
give a luncheon today in honor OF Mrs. Will
lam Harrington.
Mrs. ]. ]. Hill, of Summit avenue. will re-
ceiye today from to 5, in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs William Harrington, of Buffalo, N. Y.
Miss Minnie Holloway and Miss Maud Row.
lev have issued invitations for dancing
party to be given Friday, Jan. ID, at Wood
ruff hail. Merriam Park
Mr.. and Mrs A. X. Pruden,. Of Ashland
avenue entertained The Tigers last evening.
Bid euchre was played.
Lieut. and Mrs. w. T. Wilder were the
guests of honor at dinner given Monday
evening by Mrs. ]. B. johnson, OF Fair
mount avenue.
noon by the Misses Margaret and Jennie
Scott Of Virginia avenue. Luncheon was
served afterwards to the skaters.
Mrs. Alanson Messer, of Mackubin street,
gave an informal dancing party Tuesday
evening for her niece Miss Sadie Sargent.
Dr. Helen N Bissell, who has been the
guest Of Mrs. G. G. Johnson, will leave Sat
urday evening for Rochester. N: Y.
returned from an Eastern trip. She was &C
eompanied by her sitser. Mrs. STEELE Nichol-
son.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. L. Chase. of Usage, To-,
are the guests Of Mrs. z. H. Thomas, Of
Ashland avenue.
Mrs Ramsey of Summit avenue, Ia enter
tanning Mrs Hall, Of Canada.
The following young ladies who have been
spending the holidays in St. Paul have re-
turned To Smith college: Misses Margaret
Muir. Caroline Saunders and Louise West.
A party of West st. Paul young people had
arranged for sleghing party, but, owing to
the lack of snow, the party was changed to a
troly car ride. There were twenty in the
party, which left Stryker avenue and Dear
born street on a Stryker avenue car and pro-
ceeded to the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Krieger, $50 Sherburne avenue. After
their arrival they were entertained with
music, cards and dancing. and lunch was
served later: Among those present were the
Misses Hattie Anderson, May Leitner, Laura
Conway, Jennie Anderson, Freda Borsch,
May Conway, Alice Anderson and Messrs.
Louis Steven. Peter Leitner, Louis Ander-
son. William Steven, William Conway, Rob-
ert Krieger and Mrs John F. Krieger, who
acted as chaperone of the party.
Mrs. cutcheon, Of Harrington avenue. Is
entertaining MRS. Fftzherbert, formerly Of
England, now of Minneapolis.
Mrs. F. B. Cowgirl. of West Third street.
is entertaining Mrs.. Foster. OF Duluth.
Mr.. John Dalrympse. Of this city; Mr.
Ward Ames Jr, and Mr.. William Dalrynple
of Duluth called Wednesday on the Fuerst
Bismarck for Genoa. The party will remain
abroad several months.
Mrs. Charles A. Wheaton, Of Summit ave-
nue., has gone South for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman P. White, who have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. White of
| Summit avenue, have returned to Brainerd.
| Miss Florence Richardson, OF Lake CITY.
is visiting Miss Lulu Shandrew. of Ashland
| avenue.