The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-04
ONE DAY IN SOCIETY.


by Mrs. John Harrington and her daughter.
Mrs. John l.. snapp, at the residence of Mrs.
harrington, en- Pleasant avenue. Mrs. Far
rington and Mrs. Snapp received.
Among those who assisted about the rooms
were Mrs. Brisbine, Mrs. Sweeney, Mrs
Blood, Mrs. Hayes and Mrs. E. A. Jaggard
maiden hair ferns and vines furnished the
decorations. The Twin City Mandolin club
played.
In the evening Mrs. Harrington received
from to 10 O'Clock for Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam harrington, of Duluth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ]. Donnelly, Of East
Seventh street, gave a New Years party
Saturday evening. Progressive cinch was
played. Prizes were won by Mrs. Harry
cl lsi Miss Julia Holy and Mrs David
Marcoux and Miss Holy. A supper was
served at II o'clock.
Mrs. Donnelly was assisted by Mrs George
Williamson and Mrs. ]. B. Marcoux. The
decorations were roses, holly and evergreen.
Mrs. E. F. Horst of Bates avenue, enter
tained Monday afternoon from to o'clock,
giving a musical for some of her little Day
toms bluff friends and their mothers. Those
assisting were Florence Good. Blanch Frank
ELL Arthur Kimball Gilbert Track Florence
Fadden, Mary Sharpe, Marian Duncan, Hilda
Norstrom, and Eddie Mcconnell. Twelve
numbers We're given. Prizes were awarded
gent practice, after which refreshments were
served and games played
The Dayton's Bluff History class gave So
c1al yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
M. A. Burke, on East Fourth street. A
musical and literary programme was given.
Those contributing were Mrs. w. Hayward,
Mrs. Lilah M Hirst, Mrs. Robertson, Mrs.
Allan Kreiger and Ted and Dora Simpson.
The Dayton's Bluff Mothers club met yes
Subject: Dangers of American Hurry and
! Worry. Artificial Standard of Living Miss
Perry read a very interesting paper. Mrs
F. w. Bergmeier presided over the meeting.
Miss Marian Duncan gave musical numbers.
Miss Lillian Mccarthy, of Pleasant avenue,
entertained twelve Of her musical friends New
| Years evening. Those present were Misses
Marker, Mccarthy, Feckey, Beddlington, Nc
Mahon, Boyle, Murphy, Cloonen and Masters
Mansfield Vallee, Roddy, Boyle, Newcomb,
Marker and Mccarthy.
| Prof. Titcomb gave a recital and concert
| last evening at the rooms Of Howard, Far
well & Co. before good sized audience; The
| playing by Prof. Titcomb Mrs. Deter, Miss
| Lou Braden, Miss Ada Berg. Miss Helen
Guernsey, Miss Louise Chryst, Miss Minor
Rowe and Miss Hazel Anderson, Mr.; McIn-
| tyre sang Sargeant's BLOW, Blow!' Miss
Beatrice Redgron sang "a Dream. by Bart
lett, which the audience enthusiastically ap-
| by Miss Gale, and Cowen Morrie sang 1.-The
| Swallows"
q
| Mr.. and Mrs H. Rohlfs, of Goodrich ave-
nue., entertained a party OF friends from st.
Paul and Minneapolis at dinner Monday.
Mrs. NJ Shapiro, 1892 East Sixth street, en-
tertained at dinner New Years day in honor
of Jacob Segal, OF Washburn, Wis
| Mr.. and Mrs. P. Shapiro announce the en-
| gagement Of their daughter Della, to Jacob
segal, of Washburn. Wis.
Miss Fanny Mark. of 1886 Reaney street
| gave theater party last evening in honor Cd
her cousin. Miss Mamie Mark. Of Duluth.
| Mr.. and Mrs. N. r. Tostevin, OF Fuller
street, are entertaining Mr. and Mrs. G. H.
McCumber, Of La Crosse, and Miss Anna
Dunn, of Helena, Mont
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Pease, of Case street
| have returned from a weeks visit in Menom-
| inee. Wis.
Mrs E. T. Jones, of Pleasant avenue, has
been entertaining Miss Myrtle Almy and Miss
Ida Whiting of Wabasha.
| Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Mailer, Of virginis
avenue, will leave about Jam. 20 for Florida
and South Carolina to spend the winter.
] Miss Cora Masters, of Milbank, has gone
to Lake Crystal for weeks visit
The Misses Mccauley, of Burr street, re.
ceived New Years calls Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. R. Heveuer. of East Sixth
street gave dinner of eighteen covers Mon
day.
| Biddle circle, G. A. R., wild meet this even
| ing in Odd Fellows hall on East Seventh
street.
St. Luke's Aid Society of St. Peters church
will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. P. Jur.
gems. 2s7 Nelson avenue.
/ Mrs F. N. Storms. of st. Albans street
| will give dinner this evening for Miss Bel
May, of Detroit, Mich. Plates will be lait
for fifteen guests. The decorations will b,
| pink and green.