The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-05

Maude Lyon, Miss Hilda Lyon, Miss
Marie Neuhausen, Miss Fannie Bowling,
Of Minneapolis, Miss Eunice McMichael,
Miss Grace Willis, Miss Dora Jet,
Thomas B. Neuhausen, William Arm
strong, of Chicago; DR.. Harry Richie,
Hugh Halbert, Howard Wheeler, Harry
Lyon, Louis Lawton and Lieut.. Rudd.
Mrs. H. Holbert entertained a number
of friends at cards last evening at her
home on Summit avenue.
Hugh T. Halbert will give a dinner this
evening at the Town and Country club
in honor of Thomas Neuhausen and his
best man, William Armstrong, of Chi
cago.
Miss Florence Howe, of 43S Stryker
avenue, was pleasantly surprised by
many of her friends Saturday afternoon,
in honor of her tenth birthday. Games
and lunch were the features of the after
noon. Those present were: Pearl Glib
bons, Leila Longepdyke, Alice Wisler,
Clara Longendyke, Edith Gibbons, Katie
Kloman, Katie Bronx, Frances Morgen,
Irene Morgen, Margaret Hennessy, Irene
Hennessy, Hattie Meikie, Martha Har-
nish, Edith Self, Agnes Kyser, Bessie
Hooker, Annie Hesoler.
The board of directors Of the Young
Woman's Friendly association met yes
terday at the association rooms. Mrs.
George Archer was chosen visitor for
this month.
Court Gen. Sibley, I. o. F., will give Its
second annual ball Friday evening, Dec.
49, Supper will be served by the ladies
of Companion Court Kenilworth.
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There will be prohibition social at the
residence of H. G. Neal University and
Cromwell, in the Midway district Tues
day evening, Dec H. Besides social con-
verse, there will be a programme Of short
speeches, interspersed with music.
The Ladies' Guild of the Ascension
Church will give a silver tea tomorrow
afternoon at the residence of Mrs. G. w.
Sinks. S1S King street.
Under the auspices Of the educational
committee Of the Woman's Civic league
the Schubert club gave the first Of a
series of three entertainments last even
Ing at the Lafayette school It is the
intention Of this committee of the league
to give those whose lives are seldom
frightened by such pleasures chance to
listen occasionally to good music. The
by Mrs. c. A. Dibble, Mrs. Alexander
Barclay and Mrs. Hinkley, Of the Civic
league The musicar programme was I'M
der the direction of Mrs. Russell R. Dorr
An audience of fully 300 people crowded
| the prettily decorated kindergarten room,
and the rapt attention with which Italy
Sweden, Hungary, Poland-all these and
many other countries were represented
listened to the programme presented
argues we'll for the success of the uplift-
Ing process. The programme included
vocal numbers by Mrs. Allen Krieger
| piano solos by Miss Rose Nabersberg
violin selections by Harry Dorr and
| flute numbers by Mr.. Heindl. Mrs Dorr
! and Miss Minnie Bergh were accom-
| panists. The Schubert club will present
Christmas programme at the same
| school week from next Monday night
! Through the courtesy of Mr. c. c.. De
! Coster and Dyer Bros music store the
| kindergarten room was furnished last
evening with sufficient chairs and ar
| extra piano.
| Unite Hive, L. o. T M, will give a
| birthday party this evening at Central
hall, corner Sixth and Seventh streets
| The committee is Mrs. E. E. Bergen
! Mrs. G. E. Morrisette, Mrs j. V. Kante-
| man, Miss Anna Bowman and Miss Mar
garet Doherty.
The Agassiz Band of Mercy. organized
! last year at st. Paul Park, has an en-
| rollment of sixty members. It's next reg
| ular meeting will occur during the holt
| days. at which time vocal and instru-
| mental music, Rotations essays, select
| readings and quotations will comprise the
programme.
The young people of the First German
| M e. church gave basket social last
| evening at the residence of Mrs. w. J.
Weber, Van Slyke court
Capital tent Knights of the Maccabees,
gave a large dancing party last night ct
| Bowlby hall. The Bostonian orchestra
played. The following committee took
| care of the guests: Dr. ]. o. Cavanaugh.
| DIR. Nelson, DR.. Haas, E. Kernkamp, A
T. Strauss and d. Scott. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robinson led the grand march.
|, of Fergus Falls, are the guests of Mrs
Gustav REM, Smith avenue
Mrs. E. M. Prouty, of Summit avenue
| is entertaining Miss Ruth Mcdonald, OF
| Buxton, n. D.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Reed, of Maria
avenue, will go South next week to spend
| the winter.
! Mrs. J. Neumann, of Spokane, Wash
| guest of Mrs. Summerfleld, of Portland
avenue, has gone to Hot Springs, Ark.
Mrs Frank Beamish, of Sioux City, Is
| visiting at the home of Mrs Hugh Muir
/ ray, 500 Beaumont street, East st. Paul
Mrs. T. S. Tompkins, of Virginia ave