The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-01

Bourguin Will Be Celebrated at
North Rranch, Mimi, on Wednes-
day Next - Mrs. Bushnell Enter
tanned Informally at a Musicale
Last Evening.
Mrs. F. A. Xanten gave a large euchre
party yesterday afternoon at her home
on West Congress street. A pretty floral
color scheme was carried OUT in the
various rooms. The front drawing room
was decorated with sweet peas. They
were used to bank the mantel, and large
punches were placed l. various odd-shap-
ed bowls. The rear drawing room was In
red, crimson roses being used effectively
in the decorations Great punches OF
golden rod made vivid patches of color
in the library, and purple asters ana
ferns carried out pretty color scheme
in the dining room. The hostess was as
sisted by Mrs. M. Yoerg, Miss Mabel
Shaw, Miss Blanche Bigue and Miss Alice
Whitney. Euchre favors were won by
Mrs K. Fl. Mcmillan, Mrs. Harry Gran
dali and Miss Alma Theobald Among
those present were Mrs. George Bell, Mrs.
Lancaster, Mrs A. L. Graves, Mrs. l..
T. Chamberlain Mrs. Robert E. Whitney,
Mrs 2. CBrien, Mrs w. H. Crandall,
Mrs. Harry Crandall, Mrs. Bayard, Mrs.
e. E. Mcdonald, Mrs. j. A. Stevenson,
Mrs. F. II. Morgan, Mrs. j. V. l. Dodd,
Mrs f. H. Morgan, Mrs. F. II. Schriber,
Mrs. Henry Martin, Mrs. G. A. REM,
Mrs. H. Johnson, Mrs. Dering, Mrs. Stod-
dard, Mrs. Randall. Mrs. h. j. Heinbach,
Mrs. F. Noosberger, Mrs. r. Nocsberger,
Mrs. o. B. Lewis, Mrs. Waldorf, Mrs.
Boyd Mrs. w. R. Shaw, Mrs. Frank
Chase, Mrs. Whitmore, Mrs. Eugene Vii
laum, Mrs. Eugene Vil.aum Jr., Mrs.
George Wilson, Mrs. Frank Kilshaw,
Mrs. Deal, Mrs. Dampier, Mrs. George
! Morrissey, Mrs. Fred Baker Mrs. John
Moore Mrs. A. Pearson, Mrs. Robert
|. Ba1ret, Mrs J. Taintor Mrs p j. Bigue,
| Mrs. Hawkins, Mrs. r. A. Dirky, Mrs.
P H. Watson, Mrs. A. Hall, Mrs. K.
H Mcmillan ard Miss Alma Theobald.
Mrs. L. H. Lueders entertained in
! formally at luncheon yesterday at her
home on Rice street in celebration of her
birthday. The table decorations were
purple asters. Among the guests were
Mrs. c. r. Marelius, Mrs. A. Clinefelter,
Mrs. George H. Lueders, Miss Clemmens,
Miss Alma Marelius, Miss Wakeman of
: Milwaukee, and Miss Wilson, Of Duluth.
Invitations have been received in st.
Paul for the golden wedding of Mr. and
Mrs. ]. II. Bourquin, to be celebrated
next Wednesday at North Branch, Mimi.
Mrs A. Bushnell will entertain infor
mally at a musicale this evening at her
home on Iglehart street.
An interesting programme, arranged by
Miss Pearl Benham, was given last even
ing in the Clinton Avenue M. E. church.
Miss Benham was heard for the first time
last evening in public concert since her
return from New York. Her first num-
beIs were a group Of old songs, favoritcs
that always appeal to ap audience. They
were annie Laurie" Home, Sweet
Home" and Bonnie, Sweet Bessie"
Gounod's Forever With the Lord drew
cut more fully the capabilities of the
singers voice. A group of modern songs
was daintiy rendered. They included:
"Ashes of Roses" by Mary K Wood;
"Madriga," by Chaminade, and "The
Rosary" by MINI Miss Benham's num-
bers concluded with Slenzas popular
May Morning. Prof c. c. Titcomb
played Miss Benhams accompaniment,
and their finished treatment added much
to the charm of her numbers.
Miss Edith Montgomery gave pleasing
recitation, Singing Pabv,'' and Mr..
Baker gave a clever character impersona-
ton of James Whtcomb Riley's IT
Chawed On" Mr.. Baker also gave a
Dutchman's Interpretation of Cartoons
sketch, Betsy and 1 Are Out
The Rev. Charles D. Andrews, rector
of Christ church. this city, left last even
ing in company with his niece, Miss Mary
D. Andrews, for Peoria, Ill. MI. Andrews
will preach the tenth annive1 sary SER
mon of his late assistant, Rev. S. G. JEFF
fords, rector Of st. Paul's church, Peoria.
next Sunday. On Sunday evening Mr.
Andrews will preach a Labor day sermon
at ST. Pauls, Peoria.
Three very small girls and one very
small boy received more attention yes
terday afternoon than is, perhaps, good
for small forks. However, as they were
the only babies that ventured. out in the
rain to attend the baby reception given
by the ladies' of the East Preshuteria,