The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-14
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.


very pretty party was given at Wood
run hall, Merriam Park, last evening by
Miss Maud Rowley and Miss Minnie HoIlo-
way Miss Rowley and Miss Holloway were
assisted in receiving their guests by Miss
Shirley kelliher and Miss Grace Holloway
me -FOUR girls made charming picture as
they stood under canopy formed of large
Japanese umbrella decorated with ropes Of
ground pine. Miss Rowley wore gown of
white swiss with trimmings Of cerise velvet.
She carried pink roses. Miss Holloway was
also gowned in white, with trimmings OF in
sertion and knots of volets. Miss Grace
Holloway wore q white Swiss, with under
oress OF pink taffeta, and Miss Kelfher was
charming In lace-trimmed muslin gown
over pale blue silk.
Stars and Stripes decorated the table on
which punch was served, and directly over
it was canopy formed of American flags
The party was chaperoned by Mr.. and
Mrs Holloway and Mrs. Rowley. The fol-
lowing were some of the guests: Mr.. and
Mrs Mars, Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Hall, Mr..
and Mrs; H. W. Crandall, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Mrs T.. Merrill. Mr.. and Mrs. H.. Norris,
comb, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Chapman, Mr.. and
Misses TrumbuH Shepard. Sawyer, Keliher.
Frlsk Mabel Cowles, Falk, Hubbell, Lewis,
o'Brien. Zahn, Currie, Mcnamara, Bell. Nc
son, H. R. Allen, C. Boyer, F.. ]. Sullivan,
H. Berreau, George Holmes, A. J. Oakes,
A. " zahn, c. w. Sawyer. T, Donnelly,
Sullivan, w. E. Cavanaugh, E. G. Cakes,
l.. Crosby, r. A. Lanpher, G. A. Scott, ].
Mcmahon. NJ. R. Edwards, H. Stout, r.
Last night the Daughters of Veterans, Tent
No. l, installed their newly elected officers.
After the ceremony of Installation progress
sive euchre played and light refresh
ments were served. The party was held at
Central hall. corner of Sixth and Seventh
streets.
Miss Margaret Dorgeloh, of St. Paul, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. John j. Fisher, of
west superior.
The stickney Hodge bridal party will be
entertained Tuesday evening at dinner by Dr.
and Mrs. Haldor sneve. Of Arundel street.
Mrs. Mcneil Seymour, of Ashland avenue,
received yesterday afternoon from until 6.
Mrs. Seymour assisted by her sister, Miss
Horn. and number Of otner ladies'
Mrs. Frank ]. Waterous gave euchre yes
terday afternoon at her home on Pleasant
avenue. She was assisted by Miss Fairchild
and Miss Godfrey.
Invitations have been issued by Mr.. and
Mrs. William H. Grant Jr. for musicale and
dance to be given at their residence on
Pleasant avenue, Tuesday, Jan. II, in cele-
bration of their tenth wedding anniversary
The guests will be presented with dainty
Among those who will take part In the mu-
sicale are Miss Ella Richards, Mrs. Allen
.Krieger. Harry E. George, Miss W WI I5l
Miss Hart, Miss Wichman, Miss Krieger,
Miss Florence Krieger, Mrs. Omar Scott, Mrs.
]. E. Tflwing and Mrs. e. 6. Spindler Will
assist the host and hostess in receiving their
guests.
The junior girls of the Central high school
gave a banquet yesterday afternoon to the
Boadiceans of 1899. The programme was:
Violin solo, Charene Childs vocal duet.
Grace Matthews and Bessie Trumbull; piano
violin solo, Alice Root; piano solo, Moliie
Shelter solo, Jessie Holloway; piano 500.
Grace May. The toast % Of the occasion was 10
Clellan superintended the entertainment, and
Miss Chere Gardiner arranged the refresh
ment programme.
Misses Mueller and Proctor, of the Aber-
deem, gave their closing childrens party at
the Aberdeen, Tuesday afternoon from to
6. About fifty children were present.
Miss Proctor's juvenile and adult classes in
dancing opened yesterday at Woodland hall.
Mrs. Philip Hevener, of De Soto street, en-
tertained few friends Monday evening in
celebration of her mother Mrs. ]. H. Hoff-
mans birthday.
The Young Ladies Guild of Christ church
gave supper Thursday evening in the guild
room. The tables were in charge OF Miss
Murphy assisted by Miss Andrews, Miss Law
ton, Miss Camp, Miss spinney Miss Officer
and Miss Greenly. supper will be given by
the guild once month.
Mrs. Leslie Parlin, of Phalen avenue,
tertained the East Side Literary club Thurs
day evening. 1.-The Explorer, Livingstone
was the subject discussed. Mrs. S. L.. Shep-
herd read a paper.
Mr.. Mcdonald, of selby avenue will leave
Tuesday for California.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Irvine, of Dayton
avenue will leave shortly to spend the re-
mainder of the winter in the South.
Mrs. McQuillan and the Misses MCCLELLAN, OF
Summit avenue, leave next week for WASH
ington D. c., to spend the winter.
Miss Ella Marsh left last night for the
East
Mr. and Mrs Matt Murphy, of Laurel ave-
nue., returned today from Omaha
Mrs. William Rhodes, of Lincoln avenue,
left Wednesday for Florida.
Mrs Ernest Mabon and children leave Mon
dav for New Orleans