The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-26
ROSE And GREEN FERN
sOCIETY'S INFORMAL DELIGHTS
ARE HANDSOMELY CAST IN MID
SUMMER ADORNMENTs
MRS. ALBERT MOORE HOSTESS


and Duluth-suppers and Lunch
cons Are UnmOIested by the
Weather That Dampens the Ar
dor of Cycling Parties and other
Lovers of Outdoor Pleasures.
Miss Hicks, of Columbus, O., and Miss
Brearley, of Duluth, were guests of
honor at an informal tea given yester-
day afternoon from to 6 by Mrs Albert
Moore, of Laurel avenue
The house was charmingly decorated
with prefusion of cut flowers and
palms., The dining room was in green
and red, American Beauty roses and
maidenhair ferns forming the decora-
lions.
The hostess was assisted In receiving by
Mrs. William Begg, Mrs. Robert Holbert
Mrs. Trevor McClurg, Mrs. William p.
Abbott. Mrs. w. H. Farmham, Mrs In
gersoll and Mrs. A. ]. Gillette. Assisting
about the rooms were: Miss Lillian De
Coster, Miss Kalman, Miss Sanborn, Miss
|; Holbert, Miss Elsie Pope, Miss Guthrie
| Miss Moore, Miss Saunders, Miss Ban.
| croft, Miss. Beardsley; Miss Rogers Miss
I Mary Clark, Miss Helen Warner and
| Miss Pearce.
Miss Espy, of Summit avenue, enter
tanned informally at a chatting dish sup
| per last evening, in honor of Miss Bowl
| ing, of Baltimore, who is visiting friend.
| in Minneapolis.
Mrs. William P. Devereux, of North Fiji
teenth street, Minneapolis, gave a lunch
con yesterday in honor of Miss Moore, O.
| Oregon. The following ST. Paul womer
were among the guests: Mrs A. R. Dial
rymple, Mrs. H. ]. O'Brien and Mrs. A
| H. Rogers.
Mrs ]. T. Schuser entertained at lunch
| con Wednesday at her home on Grant
avenue, in honor of Mrs. Lufkin, of Lima
| 0. Covers were laid for eight.
Mrs. P. r. L. Hardenbergh of Yves
| Central Park place, entertained at lunch
con yesterday for Miss Rusher of New
! York
| Mrs G. s. Fernald gave a luncheon
Wednesday at her home, on Lincoln ave
nue., in honor of Miss Hickman, of Spo
kane.
This Is reception week at the Webster
| school, Laurel avenue and Mackubr
street, and parents and friends of the
pupils have an excellent opportunity OF
| inspecting the childrens work, as well as
listening to excellent programmes. Yes
terday afternoon the A and pupils OF
the eighth grade, taught by Miss Knight
| presented a programme devoted entirely
| to Bryant, his life and his works Altar
| McAfee gave an interesting account OF
| his early life, and Gerald Seabury told OF
| the poets life at college. Some of his
| poems were read, number of his songs
| sung and extracts from his prose works
| were given. The primary grades were
| the entertainers the first part of the week
| and interesting, programmes were pre-.
! sented by them.
Miss Leonard's and Miss Pollock,s
! rooms gave programmes Wednesday,; the
former treating of the Spanish-Ameriear
| war and the other Patriotism" Mrs
| Schenek's pupils gave a ehildren's exer.
else Monday; Miss. Wauples pupils, flow.
| er festival; Miss Baruloe, bird day exer.
cises; Miss Craig, Water Lore;;' Miss
Hottenhoff, Our Own Birds Tuesday
Miss Larkin's room gave can Hour With
| Longfellow;" Miss Wilson and Miss Burr
"a Half-Hour Whit the Poets;;'' Miss
| Williams, AN Hour With Whittier
Miss OBrien u ""Oliver Wendell Holmes;
Miss Kelly, %Edgene Field;'' Miss Corco-
ran, 1.-The Carey Sisters This afternoon
! a Memorial day programme will be given
The Whistler club, a group of young
| men who have banded together for the
| purpose of studying art, have issued in
| vitations for a reception to be given Sat-
urday afternoon and evening from to
| 10 p. m. at their studio on Jackson
| street.
The following programme has been an.
| nounced for the high school concert, tc
be given next Monday evenin, in assem-
| bly, hall Of the Central high school, for
| the benefit of the Woman's Civic league
| Overture, Southern Belle LIE Barge
| Central High School orchestra, Mr.. H
Schmidt, director; Unfold, Redemption, "
Gounod, chorus; death Of Joan of Arc, u
! Bemberg, Miss Coghlan; Lovely Appear
Redemption Gounod, chorus; (a)
Were My Song With Wings Provided .
Hahn; (b) 'Ungeduld,' Schubert, Miss
| Coghlan; Anchored" Watson, chorus
Sumner Chairminade, Miss Coghlan;
Song of the Vikings" flaming, chorus
yale March," Tocaben, orchestra Ac-
companists, Mr.. c. G. Titcomb, Mr. ia.
son E. Wait.
The Dayton's bluff branch Of the Wom-
| ems Civic league will hold a meeting tc
| discuss important matters this afternoon
| at 2:30 o'clock, at the residence of Mrs
| F. W. Bergmeier GA Fountain street
| The plan Of work mapped out at the last
| meeting of this enterprising branch of the
| league will be given careful considera-
| ton. The meeting is called at the in
stance of Mrs. Bergmeier, who is chair