The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-23
GERMAN CLUBS PARTY
COTILLION DANCED AT ELIKS' HALL
BY THE YOUNGER SOCIETY
SET
DAINTY HOLIDAY OCCASION

at the Y. NJ. G. A. Rooms Last
EveninS-SOciaI News of Friday
I'm the SANITY Caty-PersonaI Mem
ton of St. PauIites and Guests.
The German club gave a Christmas CO.
| tillion last evening at Elks' hall, the par
ty being the second In the winter series
Of germans given by the club. The hall
was beautifully decorated with roses,
ferns and palms An immense bunch OF
pink roses placed at the center OF the
| room, was used in a rose tree figure of
the cotillion. The party was chaperoned
by Mrs. A. B. SibIey, Mrs James d. Arm
| strong, Mrs. G. L. Green and Mrs. George
| r. Finch. These ladies also presided over
| the favor table, which was covered with
| Christmas novelties. The gowns of the
receiving women were: Mrs. Sibley, white
mousseline de sole over taffeta, silver
| spangled net garniture; Mrs. Armstrong,
black net over black silk, with trimmings
of yellow velvet; Mrs. Green, black silk
! and lace; Mrs. Finch, black satin, lace
| bodice, turquoise velvet trimmings. The
| four women carried large punches of pink
roses.
| Col. w w. rrice led the german, dane
| ing with Miss Alice Pope. The st. Antho-
ny Hill orchestra played The guests OF
the club last evening were: Mr.. Shepard
| Stone, of Chicago; Reese Newport, Ram
| sey Furness, Sidney Dean and John Up
ham Among the dancers We're: Mr.. and
| Mrs. A. Wilder Merriam, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Charles w Gordon. Mr. and Mrs. c. L.
ma I'LL N Tr,~s
| Harold Bend, Miss Lila Finch Miss Carr,
Miss Bend, Miss Ransom, Miss Furness,
Miss Elsie Pope, Miss Name Livingston,
Miss Abbe Livingston, Miss Bunn,e Miss
| Cary, Miss Blanche Clough, Miss Saun-
| ders, Miss Robbins Miss Bass, Miss De
| Coster, Miss Beardsley. Miss Young, Miss
| Auerbach, Miss Lee Clark, of ST. Louis :;
| Miss Nellie Finch, Miss Pauline Fergu-
son, Miss Hill, the Misses Gotzian, Miss
Alice Pope and Miss Wanzer; Messrs. Ju-
lian n. Kirby, Edwin G. Halbert, F. r.
BigeloW, E. b. Holbert, Albert w. Lin
| deke, w. H. Yardley, w P. Trowbridge,
Fitzhugh Burns, George Mcpherson,
Robert D. Stewart, C. D. Thompson, John
M. Blakeley, H. p. Bend, John S. Dali
| rymple, w. w. Price, c. NJ Bend, Rich
mond P. Warner, Edward B. Young
James n. Hill, Louis Forepaugh, William
D. Mitchell, Dr. j. D. Lewis, Howard
James, e. Durant Jr., of saltwater
Charles Flandrau. Roland De Lano, l.
Corning, Clarence Holbert and Louis r.
Jamme.
The pupils of Mrs Vina A Smith and
Mr.. Henry de Iorme gave compliment
tary entertainment last evening at the
/ Y. M. c. A. for the members of the as
ISOLATION and their friends: The lecture
room was filled with an appreciative, au-
dience who enjoyed an interesting, pro-
gramne. Vocal numbers were given by
Miss Matte Benedict Miss Marie Ewert-
son, Mrs. Katherine Grey, Will Neal, E.
G. Council, Irwin Dugan, E. ]. Mccartney,
Harry Aronson and Henry de Lorne An
amusing comedy, 1.-THE Marble Arch, -
was presented with the following in the
cast: Mrs Merriweather, Miss Lillian
1lehlker; Constance a widow, Miss Lottie
Arrivee; Jack aMerriweather, Will Neal;
Capt. Trentham, VIII Lohlker.
James II. and.t the Triumph of Liberty"
was the topic discussed by the Friday
circle, which met Yesteday with Mrs.
Denis Toilet, of the Albion. Mrs Spauld-
ing read paper on James, the Despotic
Ruler" Mrs. Eden read paper on His
Wicked Judge, Jeffries.' Monmouth,
James lis nephew. was also discussed.
Mrs J. NJ McGuiggan and family, of
Rondo street, leave today for Farming
ton, Mimi, to spend the holidays.
Miss MARS entertained informally last
evening at her home on Holly avenue.
Mrs Norval Marchand will entertain
the members of the Twentieth Century
club at a Yuletide party Friday after
noon at her home on st. Adams street.
Miss Camilla Olga Kornerup and George
c. Barney, of Pierre, S. D., will be mar
ried at high noon New Years day at the
Church of the Messiah. Following the
ceremony q breakfast will be served the
bridal party, and there will be an infor-
NAL reception at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. -Qvist, on Martin
street.
A dancing party will be given Wednes-
day evening. by Mrs. Tuckor at her home
on Paramount avenue, in honor of her son
Leighton.
The Misses Gooding, of Paramount
avenue, will give a german Wednesday
evening at Dale hall.
Miss Irene Donnely, of Kittson place,
y,
st. Joseph, Mimi, reached home last
evening to spend Christmas and New
Years with her parents.
Miss Louise Whitney and George Whit
ney, of Dayton avenue, have returned
home for the holidays, the former from
Wellesley college, the latter from Yale.
Miss Margaret Muir, Of Laurel avenue,
has returned from Smith college for the
holidays.
Mrs B. H Evans. of Ashland avenue,
will have as her guest during the holt
days Miss Blanche Lufkin, of Chicago.
Miss Margaret Lennon, principal of the
Sibley school, has gone to Sparta, Wis,
for the holidays.
Mrs. M Gale, of Faribault will be the
guest during the holidays Of Mrs c. H.
Griswold of Carroll street.
The Misses Caroline and Mary Saund-
ers, of Summit avenue, have returned
home for the holidays, the former from
Smith college, the latter from Cambridge.
Miss Lucy B. Comstock, of Western
avenue, has returned from Keokuk, 10.
Mrs. B. F. Clement, of Carroll street,
will spend the holidays In Window
Miss Marion Sanborn, of Virginia ave-
nue. has returned from Vassar for the
holidays.
Miss Mamie Livingston Of Summit ave-
nue., is in Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs Michael Collins of Rondo
street, will spend Christmas in Rochester
Mrs. Reany and Miss Mary Reany, of
Canada street, have gone to Cleveland,
o., for the winter.
For Rich and Rare JeveIry
Go to Browns 10 East Sixth street.
WEARING OF GEMS.
Diamonds are safe enough with any
color, though perhaps more dazzling upon
black, blue, steel or white