The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-22

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being carried out in each ROOM. The parlor
was in white, the sitting room pink, and the
dining room red. Hand decorated souvenir
programmes were given to the guests. The
following people took part in the musicale.
Mrs. Werkheiser. Mr. Olaf and Mrs Charles
o. Kreger. Miss Whittier idge' gave several
Rotations. There a large number OF
out Of town people present.
Mrs. F. H. McHenry, of Summit court, gave
a progressive euchre party Thursday after
noon for Mrs Powell and Mrs. Dwight of
Ohio.
Miss Gotzian. OF Summit avenue, enter
tanned at luncheon last Thursday.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Frank B. KEEL
lcgg gave buffet luncheon at her residence
Oh Fairmount avenue. Ms. kellogg was as
sisted by Mrs. c. A. Severance Mrs j. j.
Fulton. Mrs. n. H. Vittum. Mrs. Dudley
Rhodes, Mrs. William f. Graves and Miss
Cook.
Mrs. Stewart L. Moore, of Holly avenue,
gave q poster party Tuesday afternoon A
collection of etohings, each representing the
title of book, was exhibited, and the guests
as they entered, were provided with cards
| numbers on the etchings. The prizes went
TO those guessing correctly the greatest num-
Der OF titles represented. Some Of the books
selected for representation were "Reveries of
Bachelor. fhe Christian - ''Ships That
Pass in the Night, Study in Scarlet" and
All Sorts and Conditions of Men, Miss
| and Miss Delphine Robertson served lunch
In the reception hall Mrs. Dudley w.
Rhodse assisted by number of ladies, pre-
sided over the dining room. Pink carnations
formed the table decorations.
The American History club met Tuesday
| evening with Mr.. and MRS. II. H. Merrick on
Carroll street. Officers elected for the new
year were: DR.. c. H. Griswod president;
Mrs Hell. Merrick, vice president: W. Up
| Son, secretary. Interesting papers were read
| by Mrs. J. c. Henderson On early English
Settlements in America" H. H. Merrick' on
| Spanish Conquests;' Mrs. C. H. GrisTold
| Zuelma Fuller recited.
Miss Hughssn, of Dayton avenue, entertain
| ed the Old Maids Euchre club Tuesday after
| noon. High scores were made by Miss Colburu
| and Miss Alice Wather.
The Fortnightly Cinch club was entertained
| Tuesday evening by MIR. and Mrs. Jesse A.
| Gregg. Favors were won by Mrs. A NJ Knox,
Mrs. r. c. Hine II. D. Brown and. DR.. Hen
| derson.
The Stormy Euchre club met Tuesday
afternoon with bIrs. H. W. Topping Summit
avenue Mrs. Mannheimer. Mrs. Carl Dreher
| Mrs. Demler and Mrs. F1schbein won prizes.
The Glover Leaf Social club entertained its
members and friends with progressive euchre
| were won by Misses Mamie Rooney Sarah
| Young and Genevieve Haas Messrs Russell
Haas and Sullivan. Dancing was INDUCED in
| until midnight.
| The Fleur-de-lis club met Friday afternoon
| with Mrs. Rotort, Hudson avenue. Favors
| were won by Mrs. Penny, Mrs. Guernsey Mrs
Miller, Mrs. Painter, Miss Hickey and Mrs
| Weber.
| Miss Grace Kimberly, Of Dayton avenue
| entertained the Current Literature class Tues
| day afternoon.
The Scandinavians of st. Paul gave theil
tenth annual reception and ball Tuesday even
ing at the Irish-American club rooms in tn,
Endieott arcade Palms, smilax lycopodiun
vine and flags tastefuly adorned tn,
hall. Settings orchestra gave a promenade
concert and played for the dancing whicI
followed. On the reception committee were
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Floan, Mr.. and Mrs. H
Lohrbauer, Mr.. and Mrs. o. ]. Hall. Mr.. ant
Mrs o. H. Arosin, DR.. and Mrs. Sandberg
Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Listoe, Mr.. and Mrs. G. J
Lomen. DR.. L. Sfqueland, M. A Boeckmanl
and DR.. G. Bjornstad were on the arrange
ment committee. Mrs. G. ]. Lomen and Mrs
| F. c. Listoe served punch during the even
Ing Supper was served from II until /
o'clock.
| The German club gave its regular month
ly cotiaion last Friday evening at Elks' hall
In the Lowry Arcade. Mrs. Luther Newport