The Saint Paul globe., 1899-02-01
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.


The Association of Collegiate Alumni of
Minnesota will meet Saturday afternoon at
the home of Franc Hale, l224 Chestnut street.
Minneapolis. DR.. Richard Burton. OF the state
university, will deliver an address.
Mrs. John Shea, of Laurel avenue, gave
luncheon yesterday for Mrs. Ely. of Mayville,
N. D.. and Mrs. Echast of Minneapolis.
Mrs John S. Shea of Laurel avenue. vial
entertain a number of Minneapolis young peo-
pie at an informal musicale tomorrow even
ing.
Mrs. Clara Foster Duncan, OF the Albion
entertained party of twelve at luncheon last
Thursday. 1i
An enjoyable surprise was rendered Miss
Mamie Golden at her home, $50 East Third
feature of the evening:
Mrs. ]. w. Straight. OF Hague avenue. en-
of Miss Sharpe of Chicago. and Mrs. Van c.
Garret. of WatervleM. Wis
Mrs Achille Michaud, OF Pleasant avenue
entertained at progressive euchre yesterday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. X, Pruden, of Ashland
avenue entertained the Fortnightly Cinch
club last evening.
The Distaff chapter of the Daughters of the
American Revolution met yesterday afternoon
at the residence Of Mrs. John Quincy Adams
on Crocus hill. There was a large repre-
sentaton of the chapter present at the meet
ing. BY special request Mrs. r. NJ. New
port, honorary state regent, read a sketch of
the life of Martha Bunyun, one of her an
ceStorS. 1t was very bright and interesting
picture of colonial life.
For delegate to the national congress of the
Daughters at Washington this month. Mrs.
c. E. Smith, being also a delegate by virtue
of her office. The alternates chosen were
Mrs. Maurice Auerbach and Mrs. ]. w.
Bishop The hostess served light refresh
ments.
The Nathan Hale chapter of the Daughters
of the American Revolution held very in
teresting meeting yesterday afternoon at the
residence of Mrs. F. E. Rice. on Summit
avenue. There was an unusually large at
tendance An interesting paper was read
in North America, A clipping from New
York paper was also read, giving the story
of Clyde Fitch's play of Nathan Hale The
programme was interspersed with several
numbers of instrumental music by Miss Tai
colt. -
resolution was passed to memorialize con-
gress by petition to prevent the seating of
Senator-ele Roberts, of Utah. Nearly all
the other chapters in the society have passed
similar resolution.
For delegate to the national congress- to be
held at Washington, beginning the 10th of this
month, Mrs. J. E. McWilliams was elected.
Mrs. H. r. Brill, regent of the chapter is
delegate, ex-oficio. The alternates are Mrs.
James S. Weirick and Miss Alice Ray.
Refreshments were served by the hostess,
and pleasant social time followed the busl-
ness and literary part of the programme.
The Eldridge Zouaves will give a military
ball at the armory building Tuesday evening,
Feb. IA.
Samuel. Osmond the Fargo, Nd, Fo-
runs traveller, S. l. O., passed through this
city yesterday en- route to Fargo to resume
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been visiting in Ohio and Kentucky for
month past.
Mrs. F. R. Yerxa, of the Ryan hotel en-
tertained the Alert Euchre club yesterday
afternoon. Prizes were won by Mrs. John
Talman, Mrs. George c. Robertson, Mrs.
Walker and Mrs. c; G. Titcomb
The American History club met Monday
night with Mr.. and Mrs. c.. A. Upton, Of
on Capt John Smith and the Jamestown
Settlement" Papers were also read by Miss
Fuller, on the buccaneers" and Miss Good
hue on Virginia AS Royal Province" Mrs.
II. II. Merrick glve a reading.
The cub meeta week from Monday with
Miss Hope, of Farrington avenue.
Ladies Aid NO. 20, Auxiiiary.sto. Sons of
Veterans, viii give large card party
Thursday evening at Central hall. Progress
give euchre and progressive cinch will be
played Prizes viii be given for both Re-
freshments viii be. served and a beautiful
Battenberg centerpiece raffled off Miss Ida
Leiten, Rose Schiffman, Mrs. Sinclair and
Grace Scott are the committee
The young people of Peoples church will
give sleigh ride tomorrow evening chap
eroned by Mrs. j. W. Straight After the
ride Mrs. Straight will serve supper at her
residence, 634 Hague avenue.
The Ladies Society of Peoples Church will
give a luncheon next Tuesday afternoon in
the church parlors.
Mrs. F. B. Kellogg. of Fairmount avenue,
returned last evening from Rochester, Mimi
Mrs E. L. Daugherty who has been visit
ing her mother, Mrs J. ]. Egan. of DAYTON
avenue, returned Monday evening to her home
In Engelwood N. j.
Mrs. Van c. Garret, of Watervleit Wis
Is visiting her mother, Mrs. Vincent of Mack
ubin street.
Mrs. Robert Rantoul, of the Aberdeen has
returned from the East
Mrs. L. H. Carter, of Austin. is visiting
Mrs. E.. A. Brown, of East Eighth street
Mira N H. Hill and Miss Ethel Hill. of
Des Moines, To-, are visiting Mrs ]. A Nc
Cormack, OF Martin street
Mrs. Frank Painter has gone to Fargo o,
account Of the serious Illness of her father
Capt. c.. B. Thimers.
Sheriff Sandy Mcdonald, of Faribault coun-
ty, is at the Windsor for day or two, having
deposited one of his charges at the saltwater
prison Mr. Mcdonald is accompanied by his
Wlfe and her friend, Mrs. John Rowley. of
Rochester, MINI. -
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