The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-04-07
deem. She was assisted by Mrs M l..
Mcintyre and Mrs Abbott.

Qccii JIlS WAS ASSISTED By N6T8. M -.
Mcintyre and Mrs. Abbott
Miss Clara Mairs, OF Holly avenue. on
tertained number of friends yesterday
afternoon.
The recital to be given Saturday by the
pupils of Mrs. Jeanette Milford is post
poned because of the Illness of Mrs. Null
ford.
The Glover Leaf Tourist club, newly
organized by the Catholic total abstainers
of the city. for the purpose of securing
large delegation to the twenty-ninth an
nual convention of the National Catholic
Total Abstinence Union Of America, to be
held next August In Chicago. gave the
| first of series of socials last evening at
Cretin hail. Euchre was played at TWEEN
ty-f1ve tables. and afterwards dancing
was INDUCED in by the younger people
| present. Miss Mary Ryan and Miss Cora
Wagner gave instrumental numbers. and
| Miss Stella Lynch played for the dancing.
meeting of the club Will be held next
| Thursday evening. at the hall. for the
purpose of perfecting the organization.
| The officers are as follows: President.
Miss Jennie Mulligan; secretary. Miss Nj.
l.. Smith; treasurer. Miss Mary Maloney;
! executive committee, Misses Sarah Nolan.
Blanche f. Kelly, Alice COrcOran and
Katherine Brown.
Prizes were won last evening by Miss
Nj. Darmody, Mr.. ]. NJ. O'Grady and Mr..
J. A. Murphy
The members of the Tabernacle society
gave charity euchre party last even
ing at Cambridge hall. Those having
charge of the arrangements were Mrs.
Benjamin Thompson. Mrs. D. w. Lawler.
Mrs. Beaumont, Mrs. O'Leary and Mrs.
Dore. Cards were played at twenty-five
tables. 2Se <g
The second annual ball given by the
First Battalion. Second regiment. Mime
sofa brigade. U. r. H. p. last evening
at Armory hail. proved to be one Of
the most successful and enjoyable social
affairs given at the Armory this season.
1t was given by, Company Thirteen. of st.
Paul. and Companies One and Twelve
from Minneapolis. About seventy-five
couples coming over from Minneapolis
In a special car. Major J, A. Hagman.
Of Minneapolis, acted as master Of cere-
monies. The guests were received by
Lieut. A. w. Stahl. Capt. ]. A. FOwmie.
Lieut.. c. A. Greenwood. Lieut.. F. r.
Wilson, Lieut.. J. C. West, Sergeant
Lieut.. L. B. Asper and Sergeant H. c.
Hanson, Minneapolis; P. D. Godfrey, M.
N? Goss. 8. Schein. John Navratil,v Col.
E. H. Millham, J. c. Mccall. Col G. w.
Rogers Capt. T. s. F. Hayes and Walter
Munich. Of st. Paul. Dancing began at
$50. the grand march being led by Col
and Mrs. E. H. Millham. The Minne-
sofa State band played for the sixteen
numbers, go, o. .e,.--5. >at =s--e.
The floor was in charge of D. A. Kyle,
]. E. Johnson. John Danelson, Charles
Maggie, Charles Hedin. A. T. Larson, X.
Ruben Norton, Z. G. Shackford, j. J.
Bailey. l.. F. Schultz. H. j. Gray and
w. F. Zimmerman. St. Paul. Light re-
freshments were served during the even
1ng.The arrangements were in charge OF
Maj. ]. A. Hagman. and Lieut.. A w.
stahl. MINNEAPOLIS; Capt. A. J. Hoban,
Lieut.. w. K. Mulliken. Lieut.. Charles
Hogeboom. c. E. Stubs and H E. Allen,
st. Paul. --ss--s -
Miss Eligabeth Spencer. of Duluth. will
be the guest of Mrs. Hiram F. Stevens, of
Sherburne avenue, for few days.
Miss Millard of Holly avenue was one
Of the attending maids at the marriage
OF Miss Elizabeth Van Dyke Cheatham,
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. William Cheat
ham. of Louisville. Ky. and James r.
Baker. The wedding was celebrated at
3 o'clock Wednesday evening in Calvary
church. Louisville, and was very bril-
liant affair.
DR.. Henry G. Babcock left. last night
for a weeks visit with his brother, DR..
L.. g. Babcock, of Cumberland. Wis. =
Mrs. Joseph McKibbin gave a reception
from to yesterday afternoon at her
home on Ashland avenue, for Mrs. James
D. Paxton, wife of the newly appointed
pastor of the House of Hope church. The
hostess was assisted in receiving by Mrs
E. H. Mann. Mrs. Alexander. Mrs C.
G. Johnson, Mrs. George Fuller. Mrs H.
A. Boardman, Miss Banning Miss Kirk
and the MiSSaC
Saunders and Mrs. Dorsey presided in
the dining room. The decorations were In
pink and white
Mrs. James Middleton. of Ashland ave-
nue., gave euchre2 party last evening
for her daughter. Miss Middleton. Cards
were played at twelve tables. The recep-
ton room was in white. white lilies form
ing the decoration The parlor was dec
GRATED with red carnations and the din
Ing room with pink roses. Mrs. Middle
ton was assisted by Mrs. J. E. Middleton
Mrs. E. +. Battan and Mrs McHattie.
Mrs. William Stafford Tower Of West
ern avenue, has issued Invitations for a
Song recital next Tuesday at $40 o'clock
in Dyer's Music hall.
Mrs. w. A Hardenbergh gave lunch
con yesterday at her home in West Gen.
trail Park place. Mss Converse. of New
port, r. l., was guest Of honor. Covers
were laid for twelve. -
Miss Forepaugh. OF Laurel evenue, has
issued invitations for a tea tomorrow
afternoon in honor of Miss Converse
Mrs. r. w. Berthol. of Mackubin
street, entertained the Old Maids Euchre
club Tuesday afternoon.
The BOadiceans of the class of SO. Cen
trail high school. gave dancing party
Wednesday evening at the Crocus Hill
club house. The Twin City Mandolin
club played for the dancing. The party
was chaperoned by Miss Newson and
Miss Dougherty.-
The Whist-Cinch- Euchre club will meet
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Corbett.
of Pleasant avenue.
The Alpine Social club has issued in
vitations for an entertainment next Tues
| day evening at Hibernia hail. corner Of
Blair street and Virginia avenue. The
entertainment will consist of musical and
| literary numbers by local amateur talent.
j: j. Regain will deliver an address.
The Misses Chatfield. of the Celonnade,
gave a supper Tuesday evening for Mr..
Goldwaft. Of Boston. A company Of
twenty was entertained. y@1-
| Mr. and Mrs. ]. w. Straight of Hague
avenue, will entertain the Cycle History
club at dinner tomorrow evening
Invitations have been issued by Mrs.
John Fisher for a luncheon Wednesday.
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