The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-10
SOCIETY GAY AGAIN
MRS. e. G. ROGERS GIVES THE
FIRST OF A SERIES OF
RECEPTIONS
IN HONOR OF A SEASONS BUD"

Miss Nelson Receives at Her Home
ON Laurel Avenue-Mrs. James #.
Wade Entertains at Whist at the
Ryan-Mrs. w. p. Jewett Intro
duces Her Daughter, Miss Louise,
Into Society.
Mrs e. G. Rogers gave the first of
series of large receptions yesterday aft
ernoon from to 9 at her home on Sum-
nit avenue IN honor of her daughter,
Miss Julia Rogers, one of the seasons
debutantes. The rooms were beautiful
ly decorated With roses and chrysanthe-
NUNS. The reception hall was in pink,
punches of Carnot roses and pink
chrysanthemums forming the decoration.
The piano was banked with chrysan-
themums and the mantel with pink. The
drawing room was In white and yellow,
the dainty floral color scheme being car
ried out in chrysanthemums alone. Amer
lean Beauty roses decorated the dining
room. The centerpiece was q bowl filled
with these beautiful flowers, resting on a
large mirror about which was twisted
broad satin ribbons, the color of the
roses
Mrs Rogers and Miss Rogers received
alone. The former wore reception
gown of red, with velvet trimmings. Miss
Rogers was gowned in white, with trim
mings of real lace and carried an i'm
mense bunch Of American Beauty roses
| The assisting women were: Mrs. Will
! lam F. Peet, Mrs. Cass Gilbert, Mrs. 0.
P. Lanpher, Mrs. F. E. Bird, Mrs. E. A.
Jaggard, Mrs. William F. Graves, Mrs
! L. L. c. Brooks, Mrs. E. J. Abbott and
| Mrs. Walter DriScoll.
Mrs. Rogers will receive again to-
day
| Miss Nelson gave the first of a series
of receptions yesterday afternoon from
to at her home on Laurel avenue
! in honor of her guest, Mrs. S. w. Nelson,
| of New York The different rooms
were decorated with chrysanthemums
roses and carnations. American Beauty
roses were used exclusively in the dining
room decorations Miss Nelson received
alone with Mrs. Nelson. The assisting
women were: Mrs P H Gotham
! Mrs. F. M Douglass, Mrs. I. H. B. Bee
bee, Mrs Benjamin Thompson, Mrs. Tim
berlake, Mrs. Henry Hutchinson, Mrs. w
| H Sanborn, Miss Beebee, Miss Senkler
| Miss Loughborough, the Misses Andrews,
Miss Mead and Miss Sanborn.
Miss Nelson will receive Thursday aft
ernoon, Nov. Is, and Thursday afternoon
Nov %, in honor of Mrs. Nelson.
|
! Mrs. Robert John McLenahan will give
| her first post-nuptial at home this after
noon and evening at her home on Dayton
| avenue.
Mrs James F. Wade entertained infor-
mally at whist yesterday, at the Ryan
hotel, in honor of Mrs. w. H. Newman,
| of Cleveland. Cards were played in the
parlors on the first floor, the decorations
being chrysanthemums and ferns. The
| guests We're: Mrs Newman, Mrs. c. J.
A Morris, Mrs. Upham, Mrs. George B.
Young Mrs. Spencer, Mrs. Clark, Mrs.
A. J. Stone, Mrs. J. H. Skinner, Mrs.
Galusha, Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs. Henry
Hale, Mrs. Darling, Mrs. ]. D. Lawler and
| Mrs. Miller.
Mrs. w P. Jewett gave reception yes
terday afternoon at her nome on Dayton
avenue to introduce her daughter, Miss
Louise Jewett A charming arrangement
of cut flowers lent beauty and fragrance
to the various rooms. The main draw
ing room was in pink and white; the sec
| Ond drawing room in yellow and the din
| ing room in pink.
|
alone. The assisting women were: Mrs.
]. B. Beals, Mrs. Ferdinand Willius, Mrs.
| W. ]. Jameson, Mrs. w. H. NJ. Gemmell,
| Mrs. r. ]. MacLenahan, Mrs. R. H. L.
| Jewett, Mrs. w. H. Lamb Mrs. Schnable,
| of White Bear; Mrs. G. s. Morgan, and
| Mrs Mann, of Minneapolis. The young
/ ladies in the dining room WERE Miss
Fryer, Miss Rose Nabersburg, Miss Don
aldson, Miss Lewis, Miss Jewett, Miss
Mann, of Minneapolis, and Miss Willius.
| Mrs Gemmen served punch in the library.
Mrs. Jewett wore heliotrope silk gown,
with point lace trimmings and carried
| white violets. Miss Jewett was gowned in
Nile green taffeta and carried pink roses.
Mrs. A. E. Mccartney gave a large
| euchre party yesterday afternoon at her
home on Dayton avenue. The decorations
were in pink and green, the color scheme
| being carried out in chrysanthemums,
roses, carnations smilax and palms.
The hostess was assisted by Mrs. F. L.
Krayenbuhl, Mrs. J. B. Baird, Mrs. A,
B. Brand and Miss Bessie Haynes.
The guests were: Mrs. NJ D. Flower,
Mrs. G. H. Prince, Mrs Cole, Mrs w.
| H. S. Wright, Mrs. E. S. Durment, Mrs
James Schoonmaker. Mrs. B. H. Evans,
| Mrs. M Clark, Mrs. Stimson Mrs
| Haynes, Mrs. Sprague, Mrs. hurry, Mrs
| Chamberlain, Mrs. Garfield, Mrs Weirick
Mrs. Wright Mrs. G. G. De Coster, Mrs
Stevens. Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. E. M. Prouty
Mrs. Burlington, Mrs ]. B. Hoxsie, Mrs
Porter, Mrs. Middleton. Mrs. Gates, Mrs
| Burnett Mrs. R. S. White, Mrs A J.
| Douglass Jr., Mrs. Bower, Mrs. Sewell
Mrs. Dadmun, Mrs. T. NJ. Breen, Mrs
Bowen, Mrs. F. H. Orion, Mrs. Bates
Mrs. Bingham, Mrs w. G. Johnson, Mrs
Cary, Mrs. F. E. Ford Mrs. M L. Fisch-
bein, of Duluth; Mrs. Lord, Mrs. Denis
NAl1 AVn6 Il
enbuhl, Mrs. Patterson, Mrs. William
Candy, Mrs. F. M Prince, Mrs. Harry
| Black, Mrs. Randall and Mrs. J. T.. Con-
| ley.
Miss Walther, of Dayton avenue, will
entertain the Old Maids club Tuesday
| afternoon.
Mrs Clarence Secor, of Goodrich ave-
nue., has issued Invitations for a tea