The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-12

! Lohrbauer served cream. The out of town
| guests We're: Mrs. J. V. Gilbert, Duluth;
| Mrs. N K. Simmons, Red Wing; Mr.. and
| Mrs. Ringstad, Mr.. and Mrs. Siewers and
| Mr.. and Mrs Nichols, Minneapolis.
DR.. and Mrs. Brandt have gone East.
They will be at home after Jan. l at $50
South Victoria street.
Mrs. John Hart, Mrs. c. p Dougan and
Miss Hart received yesterday afternoon
! from to at Mrs. Harris home on Lin
| coin avenue in honor of Mrs. Barrett,
! of Superior. The floral appointments
were unusually elaborate The reception
| room was decorated with punches of
Bride roses. the library with yellow
| chrysanrhemums, the tea room upstairs
| with white and pink carnations and the
| dining room with American Beauty roses,
| Christmas greens and holly.
The hostesses and guest of honor were
| assisted by Mrs 7. C. Walther Mrs
| Arthur Lyman, Mrs. William Laidlaw and
Miss Bowlin. Mrs. Alfred Davis and
| Miss Cavanagh served punch in the IL
| brary, and Mrs ]. M WEIGH and Mrs
| Walter Alair poured tea. The dining room
was in charge of Mrs. b F. Ellison and
Mrs. w. H. Grant. The assisting young
| women were: Miss Morton, Miss Sleeper,
| Miss Cooper and Miss Dougan.
! Mrs. Harris gown was silver gray pop
| lin, with garniture of lavender velvet
lace and diamonds Mrs. Dougan wore
| white brocaded satin, point lace and dia-
monds. Mrs. Barrett was goWned in viii e
| silk, with chiffon trimmings. Miss Harris
gown was pastel blue, trimmed with pink
velvet and point lace.
A mandolin and guitar orchestra played
during the afternoon. Over 800 women
called.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety Of the First NJ. E. Church will meet
this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the home
of Mrs. D. S. B. Johnston, 565 Holly ave-
nue..
This evening, at Sherman hall, the
White Flyer Cycle club will give their
sixteenth dancing party. Pepin's orches-
ira will be in attendance. Dancing will
commence at $50 sharp.
Members of the Sons of st. George So
| clety enjoyed the second of series of
smoke socia1s, at Central hail. Sixth and
Seventh streets, last vening. Nearly 100
| members were present and sociability and
| good fellowship reigned supreme until
| the small hours of the morning. Re
freshments were served. John Ball was
/ chairman of the evening and called upon
number of those present for speeches
and musical selections President May
| field spoke briefly, as did P. j. Gettis,
while j. Boyd contributed a violin solo.
! NJ. F. Scarrett rendered piano selection,
| and F. G. Carter and ]. Lydon contribut-
ed humorous Rotations Vocal numbers
were rendered by A Widlake, F. c Col
Inns, M. Humphreys and P. Gardner.
St Luke's Aid Society of St PauPs
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lunch tomorrow and Thursday at $40 Rob
ert street. Mrs. Oliver Dalrymple is in
charge. The 25-cent table will be in the
hands of Mines. A. M. Sharood, Arnold,
Darby and Greza. Mrs. Barclay, Mrs. Cor
nell, Mrs McKaskey, Mrs. Cornwell and
Mrs. Gersting will have the fancy work,
and Mrs. Cumbey, Mrs. Perkins, Mrs.
Powell and Mrs. Patterson the plain work
The luncheon is In charge of Mines. Jur-
gems, Parsons, Thompson, Bass, Williams,
Rawlinson, Kirby, Brown, McLaren,
Guthrie, Sache, Sinks and the Misses
Pope, Simpson, Bass, Carpenter, Guthrie,
| Cumbey and Hartley.
| The second in the series of entertain
mcnts planned by the Woman's Civic
league was given last evening at the
! Lafayette school under the auspices of
j the entertainment committee of the
! league. programme of classicaF music
/ was given at the first entertainment, and
last evening Mrs. Conde Hamlin gave a
shoil ak on Shakespeara's Macbeth, -
ana also read selections from the play
i The Schubert club will give a musical
/ programme at the school next Monday
night.
Charlotte Van Cleve Tent No. 1, Daugh-
tiers Of Veterans, will give an entertain
ment In the hall of representatives, state
| capitol, this evening. Mrs. Charlotte Van
| Cleve will speak on the War of 81 Co. -
! Mrs. Bordwell, C. c. Brownell and Bishop
/ Gilbert and others will take part.