The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-12

J, B. Tarbox, Mrs D. w LAWYER, Mrs G.
j.; A. Morris. Mrs. Maurice Auerbach.
Mrs. W. B. Dean, Mrs w. k Banning,
Mrs. N. P. Langford. Mrs. r. M. New
port port. Mrs E, A Jaggard, Mrs, H; ?.
Graves, Mrs. Henry Horn. Mrs. Harcourt
horn. Mrs. Abbott. Mrs. Ritchie, Mrs.
Senkler, Mrs. Gillette Mrs. McLaren.
Mrs. Foster Mrs. Davis. Mrs rs' Dnnni T.
Mrs. Pattee. Mrs. Paige, Mrs. Bramhall,
Mrs. Grover. Mrs. Boyeson, Mrs. SanbOrn.
ness, Mrs. Rudolph Weyerhauser Mrs.
frederick Weyerhauser Mrs. Albert Lin
d a{ Mrs J. r. Jewett, Mrs. W Begg,
Fl r. Stevens Mrs. Dickerman. Mrs.
Guthrie. Mrs. Bum, Mrs. Dousman. Mrs.
Miller. Mrs. Floete, Mrs. Hannaford.
Mrs Cutler. Mrs. Brill and Mrs. Sew
erence
The Daughters of Veterans gave card
party last evening at the home of Miss
Eva Messenger. 1856 East Arch street
Those In charge of the affair were Mrs
NJ Maxwell. Miss Lightbourne and Miss
Hundermark.
The Clover Leaf Tourist club will give
a progressive euchre- social this evening
at Father Matthews hall, Cretin high
school.
social and MUSCLE was given last
evening at ST. Lukes parochial residence,
Summit avenue and Victoria streets
Fat Their McNulty was assisted in receiving
by Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Willis Mr. and
Mrs. I. d. OBrien. and Father Refill.
Assisting about the rooms were Miss Mar
garet King, Miss Bowlin, Miss Clearly
Miss Gussie King, Miss Orme and Miss
Kavanaugh. Vocal. numbers were given
by Mrs. c.. B. Yale, Miss Aleste Coghlan
and Mrs. REM. The Misses Prendergast
and Arthur Prendergast played plano,
violin and banjo numbers. ~
The Manchester college band assisted
materially In entertaining a large audi
ence which gathered I'm the auditorium
OF the college last evning on the occasion,
OF OF a benefit rendered to the musicians
from 1880 to O'Clock the band gave an
outdoor concert which was not only en-
Joyed by the friends of the college, but
lalentS. A programme Of six selections
was rendered with a finish which would
nave done credit to more .pretentious
The indoor programme included musical
numbers by Miss Florence Pace, Miss
Millicent Nahum Miss Miriam Sproat
The Great Catastrophe" given under
the direction, of Miss Zulema Fuller. con-
c1uded the entertainment The cast, in
ciude Messrs. Elmqu1st, Pauncefonte,
Alstrom and Staples and Misses Ivens,
PETE and Howles
Rufus A. Hoyt left last evening for
the East: Mr.. Hoyt will visit Washing
ton, Philadelphia and New York city.
Then he will visit at his old home.
Auburn.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Stevens of DAYTON
avenue, will leave next week for Seattle.
After a short absence they will return
and occupy the McWilliam house on Sum-
init avenue
Mr.. and Mrs ]. w. Lusk of DAYTON
avenue, will spend the summer in the
East.
Mrs. Billings, of Summit avenue, will
leave next week for California
Mrs. Culbertson and Mr.. Percy gilbert
son, of Summit avenue, have returned
from New Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Scott of Laurel
avenue. have returned from Old Point
Comfort and Washington.
Mrs. A. r. Trenholm, of Superior. is
visiting friends in st. Paul.
Mrs c. E. Flitner, of Magnolia street,
VIII return the latter part of this month
from New York
Mrs. Raymond Du Pey, of Summit ave-
nue., has returned from Florida
Miss Flora Dawson, of East Tenth
street, is visiting friends in Chippewa
Mr.. and Mrs F. G. wolcott and family
viii spend the summer at Cottagewood.
Lake Minnetonka
MI. and Mrs. F. Jay Haynes, of Day
ton avenue, viii spend the summer ats
Yellowstone Park : - ssel -
Mrs Searle Of Burr street, is enter
tanning Mrs. r. A Cowan and Mrs M A
Warren, of Bariboo, Wis.