The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-03
w. E. Collins. F. E. Brown. A. c. Hall. Guy
Chase and w. A. Hail.

w. E. Collins. F. E. Brown. A. c. Hall. Guy
Chase and W. A. Hall.
hop was given last evening at Sherman
hall by the Monarch Social club. On the
arrangement committee were T. Odea, o..
Shultz and o. Tupple. Brose's orchestra
furnished the music.
Owing to the inclemency of the weather.
the entertainment to be given at the home
OF Mrs. w. Q. Allen next Friday evening Is
postponed until the third week in this month.
The Glover Leaf Social club will give a eu-
chre party Monday evening, Feb. g. at Cen
trai nall. Six prizes will be awarded
Mrs. d. C.. Becker entertained large
number OF ladies at a progressive eucnre
party yesterday afternoon at her home on
Laurel avenue.
Mrs, John Lind received yesterday after
noon from to g.. Mrs E. T. Young poured
tea. The tea table was daintily decorated
with pink and white carnations.
Mrs. William Dana and Mrs Faircbild of
Pleasant avenue. entertained at progressive
euchre Yesterday afternoon. Cards were
played at fifteen tables. Mrs. Dana and Mrs
Fairchild were assisted by Miss Humphreys
o. Minneapolis; Miss Agnes Dana and Miss
Warner.
Miss Mamie Bowlin, of Summit avenue.
gave luncheon yesterday for Miss Leslie of
Cleveland. o. Covers were laid for ten.
Mrs g. J. McConville, of Arundel street
Will give an afternoon euchre party for Miss
Leslie Friday. Feb. 10;
The Misses Mabel and Mary Cowles. of Mer
Ram Park, have cards. out for a dancing
party at w0odruf's hall;
Frank Fernald, of Lincoln avenue will GIVE
Dancing party tomorrow evening for the
Jolly Twelve. -'- INC
Mrs. D. r. Hevener, of East Sixth street
mas cards out for euchre party TUESDAY
afternoon. '
~. oapt. and Mrs. M: L. Mccormick, of Cedar
street have issued invitations for card party
Tuesday evening. pa y
MI. and Mrs. W. T. Goforth. of the Metro
tuesday evening.
MI me Friday circle meets this evening with
formation in England" will be the subject
discussed. The class topic is prom WicEe
Tyne to Cranmer." Mrs. William B. Dean
OF %' E deaa Raper on England in the Time
Ridley" oi"iner snd
School of Fine Arts held its regular monthiv
meeting yesterday morning in the Wonrs
building. Mrs. D: A. Monfort presided. There
was an unusually large attendance at the
!neetlng, and the reports showed the school
70 20 De IN a fourishing condition. There wera
nfty-five pupils for the month of January ana
many I,al1!. new ones have lately come in. The
works of some of the pupils have been framed
ana hung In the Office They form verv
creditable showing. 'ei'
Inc class In decoration is progressing verv
last. The problem for the past week has been
- byzantine Spandrel." the decorative figures
OF saints being used
Ihere are twenty pupils in the Saturday
morning children's class.
Rt. Rev. Samuel c. Edsan, bishop of North
Dakota, and Mrs. Edsall will arrive IN the
city today. They will be the guests of Arch.
deacon and Mrs. Appleby, Laurel avenue.
MI and Mrs. Murphy, OF Portland avenue
VIII leave Saturday for California.
G.. r. Whitbeck has returned from Nsw
York. -o" NO"
Miss jeanette Durno, the pianiste at the
. urmester concert, was entertained during
n mel stay In the city by Miss Nedobyty. North
Washington street
DR.. and Mrs. Chamberlain, of Dayton ave-
nue., Will leave this month for New Orleans.
Mrs. 3. c. Bronson. who has been visiting
Mrs. Z: W. johnson. Of Virginia avenue. will
leave shortly for Everett, Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Mccormick. of selbv
avenue, have returned from the East.