The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-07-29

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the Near Future-PersOnaI Mem
ton of st. Paul People OF Their
Guests.
Mrs. Robert Kenyon Keller gave tea
Yesterday from to at her nome on
Grand avenue in honor of her guest
Mrs. Bertram Carson Tanner, of JACKSON
Mich The house was charm1ngIy deco
rated with garden flowers. Sweet peas
were used exclusively in the dining room.
The manteI was banked with them and a
large bowl filed with pink and white
ones made an effective centerp1ece LOT
the table. The hostess was assisted IN
receiving by Mrs. ]. T. Stewart, MIS-.
Horace Mann and Mrs, q. Morrison.
Mrs G. B. Gardner presided In the DIN
ing room and Mrs. H. II. Mann served
punch Among those who called during
the afternoon were: Mrs. G. H. Slocum,
Mrs George Hillman, Mrs. Frank living
Mrs George Vernon, Mrs. F. Williams
of Minneapolis; Mrs. Harry Rochette,
Mrs. Vose, Mrs. C. E. Dibble, Mrs. Z.
W. Edwards, Mrs. Frank Evans, MRS
T. Morrison, Miss Amelia Kenig, MISS
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Unity Hive No. So, L. o. T. M, will
give a poverty social this evening at the
hall, corner of West Seventh and Sixth
streets.
The excursion for the benefit of the
day nursery and play ground will be
given in the near future, the date to he
announced later. The tickets which were
CT MCndaU'G aYpr(.iSaG
will be good, but those desiring to have
their money refunded can procure it from
the person of whom their tickets were
bought
A we'll attended juvenile concert given
Thursday evening in the guild hall of
Christ Episcopal church melted $35 for
the children cyclone sufferers of New
Richmond. The affair was in charge
of the Columbine orchestra, which is
made up of the following girls and boys:
George Morrison, Evelyn Milton, Bessie
Bonham, Pearl Metcalf Emma Holbert,
William Conrad, Morris Manton, Nor
man Heap, Charles Pomeroy, John Du-
rand and William Walker They were
assisted by the Misses Finkelstein, who
sang duet, and by Vera Lapham, Stel-
la Fleissner and Harry Rothschild, who
recited.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Thompson, Mr.
and Mrs A. Schroeder and Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Spear, of this city, were among the
out of town guests at a party given
Thursday evening by Mr.. and Mrs John
Steffins, of 1706 Sixth street north, Min,
neapolis, in honor of Miss Lulu Madden
and Miss Edith Ross, of Vermillion,
S. D.
Mrs. w. o. Johnson entertained the
members of the Ladies' Cooperative So
ciety of the Atlantic congregational
Church last evening at her home on RAJ
vine street.
number of society people chaperoned
by Dr.. Fulton went out to Harriet in a
special car Thursday evening for the
Banda Rosa concert
Mrs. Robert K Keller, of Grand ave
nue., accompanied by her guest Mrs.
Bertram c. Tanner, of jackson. Mich.
Will go to Minnetonka the first part of
next week
The Misses Adeline and EsteIla Matbes,
of Burr street, will spend a co1Inle of
weeks at Chisago lake
Mr.. anc Mrs Reuben Warner Sr.. of
College avenue, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward j. Jones, Of Portland avenue will
leave Monday for the East, via the
Great Lakes.
Mrs. John McCulloch. Of Osceola ave-
nue., is in Chicago.
Miss Ella Clark, of Wesley avenue is
at st. Peter, Mimi, for fortnight
Miss Nina Butler, of Laurel avenue
will leave this week to spc~s a month
in Montana
Mrs H. W. Hutchinson, of West Third
street is entertaining Mrs. Wright and
daughter, Of New London, Wis
Mr.. and Mrs E. N. Sanders and fam
lily, OF Summit avenue, are at the Brule.
MI and Mrs. Charles Rose, of Bed
lord street, have returned from their
visit to Portland and the DalIes. Or
where they have been visiting Mr. and
Mrs. ]. o. Rose
Mrs. j. E. Beldbreich and Mr.. and Mrs.
J A. Simmons of the Colonnade are at
Waterville, Mimi
Miss Potter, of st. Peter street. is in
Boston. -
Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Rutherford
and son Gilbert, of st. Joe. Mo. arrived
IN st Paul yesterday to spend a fortnight
with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. G. 7,
rutherford, Of Nina avenue.
Superintendent of Delivery Henry Had
r zen VIII leaVe this evening for Cripple
Creek. He will be absent two weeks
MT. FRANK NJ. Fish, of 81 North Smith
avenue left last evening for Enderlin. n
T. where he goes to take a position with
the 500 line. Mr.. Fish was a nrjma ia
Vorlte and his many friends wish hin,
all good luck i1iiii
Mrs. George Wiley, of Park place is
expected home today from Red VIM
MINI. O " lhs'
Miss Emma Storer of Summit avan,,o
VIII return next week from indiana
MI and Mrs. R. e Cobb. of ST Pe+a,
| street are at Bar Harbor
Miss Mary Carney, of Summit avor,,o
IeIt yesterday for ArvilIa, N. D. to
spend a month 70
Mrs. Kelly, of Duluth, and Miss Phil
lips, of Winnipeg, Canada, who have
been the guests of Mrs Dunbar. of Par1
place. have returned home
Miss Susan G. Richeson, of Olive
street is visiting in ST. Cloud.
Mrs, M. A. Shea, of the Colonnada
ie1t Tor the East Thursday morning.
Miss Rugg, of Nelson avenue. is snand-
Ing month at Deerwood, wis.
Mrs. George J. Grant, of Holly ava,ua
returned Thursday from New Bruins.
HELD TO GRAND JURY.