The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-11
PLEASURES PAST.

Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Munson enter
tanned the members of the Derthlck Mu.
sical-Literary society ard number OF
invited guests last evening at their apart
ments in the Buckingham. The .occa-
sion was also the twenty-ffth annivers-
airy of Mr.. and Mrs. Munson's marriage,
and after the musicale an informal re-
charmingly decorated with pink roses
carnations and maiden hair fern. Mrs.
Munson was assisted by Mrs; s. =.
Campbell, Mrs. William Kennedy. Mrs
A E. Paradis, Miss Wiles and Miss
Fairweather "Gounod" was the sub
jet for the evening Mrs A d E Gamp ;.
Mrs Clarke gave an analysis of the COM
poser's methods. Mr.. A; G. Kerner gave
a synopsis of Faust" illustrating 1t on
Loving Smile of Sister Kind and Mr..
w. W. Nelson played as a violin solo
a transcription of The Flower Song"
and "salve Dimora, Miss EVA yax,n M; Al IL
Thule and Jewel Song" Miss Beatrice
L. Ridgeway sang Sing, Smile, Slun-
ber," and Mrs. M. Q. Graves sang The
Thy Love as Father was sung by a
chorus with solo by Master Morris JEFF
frey. Mr.. w. Rhys-Herbert and Mr.. A.
c. Kerner were accompanies; miss MISS 1 Lver.
Iverson served punch during the even
ing.
Mrs. William Wallace entertained
large number of friends at reception
and card party Friday afternoon at her
home on West Third street. Prizes at
euchre were won by Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs.
Jones, Mrs. Mckinney, Mrs. Degrods7,
After the game luncheon was served on
small tables. Mrs. Wailace was assisted
by Mrs. Maxwell, Mrs. St. Clair. Mrs.
Peel. The guests We're Mrs. Runion, Mrs.
Berges, Mrs. Doran, Mrs. Metcalf, Mrs.
Young, Mrs. Tennie, Mrs. Esterly, Misses
Painters. Miss Emma Esterly, Mrs Brand,
Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Maxwell. Mrs. ST. Clair,
Mrs. Kent, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Pine, Mrs.
Irish. Mrs. John Lind. Mrs Eals, Mrs.
Degrode, Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Barrows, Mrs.
Crary, Mrs. Gold, Mrs. Claphampson, Mrs.
Wakeman, Mrs. Haines, Mrs. McKenny,
Mrs. Curtis, Mrs. Bathric, of Minneapo-
lis.
Last Monday a very enjoyable evening
was spent at Christ church guild house
by the members and friends of Christ
Church Choral association. An Informal
programme was rendered, consisting of a
piano number by Mr.. Danes and several
vocal selections by the associations quar-
tette and others. Among the numbers of
which special mention might be made
were the contralto solos by Miss Rtdg-
way and the dramatic readings by Miss
Denny, both Of which ladies were so en-
Enthusiastically applauded that several re-
sponses were called for. After the pro-
gramme refreshments were served.
Mrs. Bryan, formerly of Minneapolis.
entertained a number of friends Thurs
day afternoon at her new home on Mar
shall avenue. The Minneapolis guests
We're: Mrs. J. T. Smith, Mrs. Fred
Perkins, Mrs. La Due, Mrs. j. Osborne,
Mrs. E. Stewart. and the st. Paul guests
Mrs. r. C. Barnes, Mrs. Frank Dumont,
Mrs. E. w LIE Clair, Mrs. J. Watson,
Mrs. E. F. Adams and Mrs. c. Leonard.
The young ladies of st. Luke's parish
gave card party Friday evening at the
residence Of Miss Alice CIeary, on Fair
mount avenue. The rooms were prettily
decorated with wild flowers. st. Anthony
LII Eli orchestra played during the evening.
Miss Zenzius and Miss Corcoran DR.. W.
D. Kelly, Mr.. ]. Thompson and J. p.
Kyle.
Miss Evelin O'Brien, who leaves soon
the East, was rendered a large surprise