The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-21
SOCIETY'S SOBER WORK.

Between three and four hundred visi-
tors called at the day nursery yesterday
afternoon between the hours of 3 and 6.
the occasion being the reception given by
the board of managers of the institution
for the purpose of interesting the public
more generally in the work and to show
exactly what it is doing for the children
lert there during the day. The parlors
where the reception was held were
Frightened with cut flowers and several
dainty appointed tea tables decorated
with punches of Jonquis and daffodils
lent an air of sociability to the occasion.
After a cup of tea and a few minutes,
chat no guest neglected to take at least a
peep at the little tots In he nursery.
There were twenty-three plump and evil
IDENTIFY well-cared for little ones at the.
nursery yesterday and, Judging from
their bright looks and happy manner
they enjoyed the occasion, the smartly
gowned visitors and the music quite as
much as If they were grown-up Many
visitor stopped for more than a peep
not few of them made friends with the
| youngsters, listened to their small con-
idences and told them stories in return
SO the babies had a good time of It, Mrs
Behrens and Miss Webster, members Of
Miss Hopes orchestra, played on the
mandolin and guitar during the after
noon.
ficers Of the society and the board of di-
rectors, ,received: Mrs. sC.4Es Clarke, Mrs.
Lyman Moore, Miss Mabel Horn, Mrs
III. B. Evans Mrs. Crary, Mrs Randall,
Mrs. E. e. White, Mrs. Holman, Mrs.
Rudolph Schiffmann, Mrs. Fernstrom,
Mrs. Farnham, Mrs. Ranney, Mrs Abbie
Clapp. The assisting ladies were Mrs
Denis Follett and Mrs. H. T. Black The
tea tables were in charge of Miss Stees,
Miss Lila Clark, Miss Horn, Miss White
and Miss Chittenden.
The Colonnade Eucnre club met yes-
terday afternoon with Mrs E. F. DeIano.
Prizes were won by Mrs. Gilman, Mrs.
1. H. Bacon and Mrs. O. E. Siebels
Prof. and Mrs. c. G. Titcomb enter
tanned small party at supper last even
ing after the concert at the PEOPLE s
church. The guests were Mrs. Yale, Mr.
Clarence Eddy and Mr.. Rhys-Herbert.
s.
Miss Emlyn Jenkins, sister of Rev. J.
Alev. Jenkins, of Pacific congregational
church of this city and Mr. J. Curtis
Benson, will be married this afternoon at
| Iowa City, 10. Mr.. and Mrs Benson will
be at home at rs Acker street after April
| Is.
| concert will be given at the Atlantic
/ Congregational church tonight, at which
| the following artists will appear: Master
jamie Burns, the boy soprano; Miss Flor
ence Marion Pace, soprano; Miss Nav
Huffsmith, soprano; Miss Millie Pott-
gteser, contralto; Miss Lillian NJ. Smith.
reader; Mr.. Harry e. George, tenor; Mr.
Raymond Shryock, violinist; Mr.. c. G.
Titcomb, accompanist.
The Crocus Hill Mothers club will meet
this afternoon at the home of Mrs c.. w.
Ames. SOL Grand avenue. Physiology in
the Home" is the subject of a paper to
| be read by Mrs. Hinckley.
| Miss English. of the Albion, has re-
| turned from New York
A number of young people have organ
| lied new club to be known as the Bo-
helnfan club The club meets once a
| week at the home of one Of the members
| and each hostess in turn plans some orig
| Inal entertainment. The following are
| members of the club: Mr. and Mrs. IT H
Merrick, Mr.. and Mrs. Gregory, Mr.. and
Mrs. Glare Straight, Mr. and Mrs.
| Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. Torrens, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Shredder, Miss Hope Miss Fuller
Mrs. L. A. Straight. Mr.. Flournoy, Mr..
| Nayne Straight.
The club meets Thursday evening with
| Mr.. and Mrs. Shredder, on Carroll street.
| meeting Of the st. Paul Bethel board
| will be held this morning at 10 o'clock at
| the residence Of Mrs. r. NJ Newport. on
| Summit avenue.
Miss Margaret Hayes, of Dale street.
| entertained about twenty young people
Saturday evening In honor of her six
| teenth birthday.
Mrs. H. E. White entertained at
luncheon Friday at her home on West
+ minister street.
| Mrs. ]. A Kelly left for the East Sun
| day evening.
Mr.. H. A. Black. Of Duluth, spent Sum
day visiting friends in ST Paul.
Mrs. c. G. Hoyt has returned from New
| York.
Miss Cora Roseboom, Of Duluth. is Wis
iting Mrs. John Moon, of Osceola avenue.
| Mrs. Benjamin Longley, of Summit
| avenue, is entertaining Miss Mabel Rut
| ter, Of Winona.
Mr.. and Mrs. N H. White, of Fargo.
are visiting Mrs. A. A. White, of sum.
NIT avenue.
Miss Kathryn Sullivan has returned
| from an Eastern visit.
Mrs. c. D. Knapp. of Hague avenue, is
| in Chicago.
Mrs. Henry B. Farwen and Mrs. a.
Clifford have gone to Chicago for weeks
visit.
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