The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-10
SOCIAL NEWS OF u DAY.
Musicale in Honor of Two Visitors
From Duluth.

Musicale in Honor of Two Visitors
From Duluth.
Carl Reidelberger and Guy B. Williams,
OF Duluth, will be guests of honor at
a musicale to be given this evening by
Mrs Emil Geist, of 275 West Sixth street
Both Mr. Reidelberger and Mr. Williams
have more than local reputation as mu-
slcians, the former as q violinist, the lat
ter as a pianist Both will take part IN
the programme. They Will be assisted
10y Mrs De Wolf.
On last Thursday evening the parlors
OF st. Josephs academy were filled with
sweet STRAINS of music as the class OF
1900, throwing aside for time their scho-
lastic duties, enjoyed a banquet given
them by Rev Mother Seraphine. The
spread, consisting of seven courses, TOOK
place in the library, the walls or Whlch
were beautifully decorated in autumn
leaves, though the predOminating colors
were pink and green. The room was
lighted by small pink lamps, arranged
in clusters and stationed at intervals
throughout the room. In the center. of
the table stood large vase of chrysan-
themums The principal feature of the
decorations was a large bank of autumn
leaves which adorned a portion of one
side of the room Music was furnished
during the repast, by the academy orches-
ira. The class was honored by the pres
ence of Rev. Mother Agatha, superioress
general, and Mother Adell both of St.
Louis, Mo-
The Oak Leaf Social club gave It's sixth
social hop last evening at Sherman hall
The guests were received by I. Cav
anaugh, ]. Emmett, ]. Cavanaugh and
w. Blanford. About 100 couples were
present Pepin's orchestra played for the
dancing.
St. Paul Camp No. 1, Sons of Veterans,
and the Ladies Aid arranged farewell
reception last evening at Central hall FOR
LIE Roy Lyon, sergeant of Company K,
Forty-fifth regiment, which will leave
Fort Smelling shortly for the Philippines
Mr. LYON unfortunately was unable to be
present, so the affair was turned into an
informal dancing party. Those having
charge of the affair were Capt u. L.
Drake and Lieut.. De Wore, of the Sons
of Veterans, and Mrs. J. P. Lyon, Miss
Cook and Miss Grace Scott, of the Ladies'
Aid 49,. -.-..-.
Miss Mabel Cook. who Is the guest Of
Mrs J. P. Lyon, of Fauquier street, en-
tertained Informally Saturday afternoon
in honor Of Miss Mabel Easton, Charles
Easton and George Steele, of Minneapolis
Mrs Mary Cook and daughter, Miss
Mabel Cook, who have been the guests of
Mrs. J. P. Lyon. Of Fauquier street, Will
return next Monday to their home IN
New York city.
Rev. ]. W. and Mrs. Conley, Of Oak
Park. Ill, were the guests of honor at a
dinner given Sunday by Mr. and Mrs.
William Bishop, Of Summit avenue :
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Mrs p I. Shepley, of st. Adams street.
entertained at luncheon yesterday at the
Town and Country club, in honor of Gen,
and Mrs. ]. D. Bingham, of Washing
toll D, c.. Covers. were laid for SIX.
The Misses Brown, of Ashland avenue,
will have as their guests this week the
Misses Grant, Of Faribault.
The Misses Wheeler, of Trenton. N j.,
who have been visiting their aunt, MIS-
George Thompson, of Laurel avenue, Tor
the past three weeks, left last. evening
to visit relatives in Joliet. III.
Mrs. E. c. Eshelby, of Rice street, has
returned from Helena.
Mrs. A. E. Rue, of Freehold; n. j., is
the guest of Mrs. A H. Wimbfsh' OF
Laurel avenue.
Mrs. Y E. Nash and Miss Nash, OF
Fort Worth, Tex, are the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. James Weed, of Summit ave-
nue..
Mrs. Reuben Warner, Of College ave-
nue., is entertaining Mrs Hamilton, Of
Spokane. 80. e. 49,
Mrs. E. NJ, Van Duzee, Of Goodrich el1
avenue, is entertaining Mrs. 5 Chapman
and Miss Burdette, of Chicago. 80
Mrs. w. H Monty, of Ashland avenue,
has returned from the East. -
Mr. and Mrs. George Berry, of Central
avenue, are in Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs c. Brown, of Wilktn
street, who have been spending the sum-
mer in Duluth, are now in Boston eThey
will return to St. Paul Nov. L.
Mrs. C. F. Duncan, Of the Albion, IS IN
Canada,
Mrs. J. Y. L. Baldwin, of Portland ave-
me is entertaining Mrs, J. c. Hale OF
New York city.
The Misses Bochek, of Pleasant avenue,
have returned from Hutchinson:
Rev. and Mrs. G.. E. Soper, Of Iglehart
street will have as their guests this week
Rev. and Mrs E. T. Pitts, of Falmouth,
Mass.
Mrs. H. P. Conlin, of Portland avenue,
is entertaining Miss J. SaVercool, OF ST
Cloud
Mr. and Mrs. Saunders who have been
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Slime, of
Iglehart street. have returned to Fergus
Falls.
Mrs. w. G. Edwards returned from Gin
cinnati, O., last week. She was accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Klotter,
Mrs. Louis Klotter and Mrs. Thomas
Zackman. Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Klotter
will spend the winter in California.
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