The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-17
BITS OF SOCIAL NEWS
SENATOR AND MRS. c. X. DAVIS TO
ENTERTAIN AT LUNCHEON
TODAY
HONOR OF COUNT Won HACKE

EIrs. H. Stanley Wood Gives an In
formal Musicale Tea in Honor of
Some Helena Guests-Lawn Fete
Given by the Young Ladies of st.
Agnes Parish-St. Luke's Parish
Festival.
Senator and Mrs. G. K. Davis will en-
terrain informally at luncheon today at
their home on Harrington avenue, in
honor of the Count Won Hacke, of the
German embassy.
Mrs. H. Stanley Wood entertained at an
informal musicale tea yesterday at her
home on Ashland avenue, in honor of
Mrs. Harrison and Miss Harrison, of
Helena, Mont.
The ladies Of st. Agnes parish gave the
first of a series of lawn fetes last even
ing on the grounds, corner of Lafond and
Kent streets. An orchestra was in attend
ance, and the colored lights, the decora-
lions of red, white and blue, and the
daintily appointed refreshment tables
made the fete most attractive one. The
following young ladies had charge Of the
tables: Miss Tillie Gerlach, Miss Agnes
Gardner, Miss Frances Gerlach, Miss
Frances Michaels, Miss Mary Brandt,
Miss Teresa Samson, Miss Mary Meinam
and Miss Mary Behrenger. The festival
will continue this evening, tomorrow
evening and Saturday evening.
The ladies of ST. Luke's parish opened
midsummer festival last evening on the
grounds surrounding the parochial resi-
dence, Victoria street and Summit ave-
nue.. The large lawn was ablaze with
colcred lanterns and calcium lights, and
the bright red and white striped booths
made vivid patches of color against the
green background. Seibert's band was
stationed in an improvised pavilion in
one corner of the lawn, and played a
programme of popular airs. In a gaudily
decorated tent Miss Belle Owens, attired
as gypsy, tod the curious what the
fates had in store for them, and Miss
Mamie Bowlin had charge of a golf put
ting contest. Miss Grace Campbell su-
perlntended the clippings on the lawn.
The lemonade stand was in charge Of
Miss Alice Cleary, the Misses Nellie and
Grace Cavanaugh, Miss Louise Orme, the
Misses Nellie and Dollie Foley, Miss
Gussie King and Miss Gertrude Lamb
The refreshment tables were in charge
of Mrs. John Kelly, Mrs. John w. Willis,
Mrs. NJ. A. Ramsey Mrs. Frank Weldon
bOrner Mrs. Timothy Foley, Mrs. James
Forestal, Mrs. J. j. Dwyer, Mrs. William
Nun ply, Mrs. A. ]. damon, Mrs. Ra fferty
Mrs. L. B. Newman, Mrs. w. H. Williams
and Mrs. A. j. Galbraith. Ice cream, cake
AMI coffee were served by Mrs. De
Mrs. Dodge. The festival will be repeat
ed this evening.
Mrs. C. F. Dana and Mrs. W. A. Mer-
rill will give a garden party tomorrow
evening in honor of Miss Cornelia Rogers,
of Philadelphia.
Miss Louise Crosby will entertain at
luncheon today at her home on Good
rich avenue, IN honor of Miss Amelia
Montgomery, OF Quincy, ILL.,, who is the
guest of Miss Fillebrown, of Lincoln ave-
1Lue
Mrs. w. P. Jewett, of Dayton avenue
gave a very pretty lunche on yesterday
at her summer home at Cottage Park
White Bear lake. The guests We're chiefly
members of the executive board of the
st. Paul chapter, Daughters of the Amer
lean Revolution. A tally-ho met the
guests al the station and conveyed them
to the cottage.
The dining room decorations and the
table appointments were exceedingly
unique. Blue and white, the cOlors of the
chapter, were combined in the floral deco
rations. The center piece vas a charm
ing arrangement of pure white water
lilies. The place cards were white, tied
with blue ribbon and besides the name
of the guest contained q patriotic senti-
ment. The white bouillon cups were
decorated with blue ribbons and through
out the different courses the dainty color
scheme was most successfully carried
out. Mrs Jewett was assisted by her
daughter, Miss Louise Jewett, and Miss
Abercrombie, of Philadelphia, who is Mrs
Jewetts guest. The guests were: Mrs
E. r. Sanford, Mrs. S. P. Crosby, Mrs
j. B. Beals, eX-regeut; Mrs. GeCl ge
Squires, Mrs James w. Wade Mrs
Hascal r. Brill, eX-regent; Mrs. w. T.
Donaldson, Mrs. Underwood and Mrs
Mann of Lafayette, Ind; Miss Anna Car
penter, Miss Brill and Miss Donaldson A
tally-ho drove the guests back to the
upper station in the afternoon.
Mrs. John B. sanborn will entertain at
luncheon tomorrow afternoon at her
White Bear lake summer home
Garfield Women's Relief Corps No. 5.
and a number of invited guests picnicked
yesterday at Como. The guests left the
city at o'clock. An al fresco luncheon
vas served in the evening and the party
remained for the band concert. The fol-
owing ladies had charge of the affair
Mrs. De Wore. Mrs. Flordy and Miss
Ainey.
Miss Marie Walsh, of California, will
speak this evening before the Theosoph-
ical society, room 537 Endicott building.
The public are invited.
Miss Laura Cox and Miss Grace Cos