The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-28


The Misses COnStanS gave an informal
german last evening at their home on
Summit Avenue in honor of Miss Louise
Button, of Milwaukee, their guest The
different rooms were decorated with cut
flowers, chrysanthemums principally,
and palms. The favor table in the main
drawing room was daintily appointed
in pink and white. An open Japanese
umbrella hung directly over it and
twined all about the edge of the UNI
brella were clusters of pink and white
chrysanthemums. Pink and white
chrysanthemums also decorated the favor
table itself. which was in charge of Mrs.
William Constans, Mrs. a. Wilder Mer-
riam and Mrs. F. E. Bird
In the dining room decorations an
Oriental effect was obtained by the use
of Japanese lanterns and Japanese UNI
brella. Japan's national fiower-the
Observation-Disclosures also employed In
the decorations. The St. Anthony Hill
orchestra played for the german. 1t
was led by Mr. Hector Barnes, of Fargo,
and some pretty and. original figures
were introduced The final one was
good night" The girls wore night
caps and carried lighted candles. AS the
men entered they blew out the candles
Each man dancing with the girl whose
candle he blew out The favors were
all sorts of charming conceits, some
especially pretty ones representing the
pink and white chrysanthemums. y
The guests last evening were: Mr.
and Mrs. Paris Fletcher, Mr.. and Mrs.
Banning, Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Scholle,
Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Holbert, Mr.aand
Mrs. Trevor McClurg, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Wilder Merriam, Mr.. and Mrs. Bige-
low, Miss Alice Pope, Miss Elsie Pope,
Miss Shave, Miss Clark, the Misses APP
Frances Rogers, Lillian De Coster, Hol-
bert, Lila Finch, Simpson, Cary, Ger
trude Kirk, Beebee,% Josephine "Kalman
and Jefferson; Messrs, Bunker, De EanO,
Blair, Flandrau. Nelsop,W, Oakley Stout,
Lewis Shave, DR.. Harry Richie, Robert
c. Stewart, Kirk; AAffes,' will Finch Pee
bles, Thompson. Timberlake,. Richmond,
Warner, E. H. Constans, o. H Con-
STAINS, Corning and H. Halbert.
A farewell reception was given by Mrs
William Hamm yesterday afternoon at
her home on Gable avenue, for her moth ar
and sisters Mrs. Albert Scheffer and the
Misses Scheffer, who will leave st. Paul
shortly to reside in New York. Chrys-
the rooms The nantes were banked
with them and they were massed in great
punches in tall jardinieres. Ferns, smi-
lax and palms were also USED in the
decorations. Mrs. Hamm was assisted in
receiving by Mrs. A. H. Lindeke Mrs
Rudolph Schiffmann, Mrs. James Middle
ton, Mrs. c. F. Pattee, Mrs. Gottfried
Stamm, Mrs George Sommers, Mrs.
George Benz, Miss Hamm, Miss Matthias
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Mertens, Miss Middleton, Miss Naumann
the Misses SiebCld ard Miss Hahn.
The WOman's Home Missionary Society
of the Park Congregational Church will
give a missionary tea this afternoon at
the residence of Mrs. ]. w Corning, on
Dayton avenue.
The women of St Luke's Catholic
church will hold their annual bazaar at
Selby avenue hall Dec. 10 and A.
Miss Mary Catherine Murphy and Glenn
ent billiard Moss, both of Lake Charles
| La, will be married tomorrow evening in
the Broad street M E. church, Lake
Charles. Miss Murphy formerly resided
| in st. Paul.
Mrs. c. S. Bartram entertained num-
| Der of her friends last evening at her
] HoIHe OH west central avenue in honor
| of Mr.. Bartram's forty-eighth birthday.
| The party was arranged as a surprise
| for Mr.. Bartram. The evening was spent
playing euchre. Miss Clyde Snyder had
| charge of the punch bow and Mrs 7. P.
| MACPHERSON presided in the dining room
Among the guests were: Mr. and Mrs.
T. P. MACPHERSON, Mr.. and Mrs c. P.
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. John Engbcrg, Mr.
and Mrs Horny Getchell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elliot, Mr.. and Mrs. John Wark, Miss
Clyde Snyder; Messrs. Charles Wood, E.
p. Murphy and E. ]. Murphy
st. Paul camp, Sons of Veterans, held a
business meeting last night at Central
hall for the purpose sof planning for a
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