The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-29

Reception on Marshall Avenue
Private and Club Dances Galore.
Miss Charlotte Mead gave a reception
yesterday afternoon at ner home on
Pleasant avenue In honor of her sister,
Mrs. George h Mead, of Chicago. Mrs
Mead and Miss Mead received alone.
Among the assisting women were: Mrs.
c. D. Gilfllan, Mrs. John harrington,
Mrs c. E. Flandrau, Mrs, c. E. Furness,
Mrs Gillette, Mrs. William Ely Bramhall,
Mrs. William r. Begg, Mrs William c.
Read, Mrs. E. r. Sanford, Mrs. William
Abbott, Mrs. Charles Bigelow Jr., Mrs.
John L. Snapp, Miss Gertrude Kirk, Miss
Nelson, Miss Greve, Miss Gilfllan and
Miss Clara McQuillan. Mrs. Z. E. w.
Filliers Appleby cut the ices and Mrs
Alexander Horn poured coffee. Mrs.
Mead was gowned in rose pink taffeta
with velvet bodice Miss Mead's gown
was blue silk with lace trimmings
About 200 women called during the after
noon.
Mrs. T.. J. Hodgson and Mrs. John
Swenson received yesterday afternoon
from to at Mrs SwenSon's home on
Marshall avenue. Holly and Christmas
greens formed the decoration in the
various rooms. A harpist played during
the receiving hours. The hostesses were
assisted by Mrs. E. D. Brown, Mrs.
Joseph H. Beck Mrs. A c. Keith. Mrs.
w. E. Burton, Mrs. Arthur Dunning,
Mrs. ]. d. Rond, Mrs. L. w French,
Mrs. George N. Tapley, Mrs Mcntgom-
cry, Mrs. W. G. Whitehead Mrs. J. H.
Cornish, Mrs. Brandt, Mrs. c. w Gard
ner' of Minneapolis, and Miss zelma
Christensen Of Red Wing The dining
room was III charge of Mrs Hascal r,
Brill and Mrs. A. j. Goodrich Punch
was served up stairs by Miss Nellie
| SWenson, Miss Lucille Hodgson Miss
Florence Partridge, Miss Florence Dam
pier, and Miss Swenson.
Mrs Swenson was gowned in black
lace with trimmings of duchesse lace and
turquoise blue velvet. Mrs. Hodgson
wore black grenadine with jet trimmings.
over 400 women called during the re-
CeiVing hours.
Mrs. P. M. Roberts gave Salmagundj
party yesterday afternoon at her home
on Osceola avenue, in honor of her
!anshter Miss Alice Roberts. The fol-
| lowing guests were entertained: Miss
Helen Palmer, Miss Helen Flllebrown,
Miss Belle Reilly, Miss Maude Macart-
ney, Miss Helen Reilly, Miss Lois Par
sons, Miss Harriet Moore Miss Ruth
Wilson, Miss Ruth Brawley, Miss Nellie
Cook, Miss Marian Gcoding, Miss Grace
Miller, Miss Louise Crosby, Miss Edith
Burnett Miss Adelaide Stevenson and
Mss Annie Stevenson
Mrs. George Foley gave a dancing marty
last evening at her home on Osceola ave
nile Tor her son George. The rooms were
decorated with holly and Christmas
greens Mrs. Foley was assisted by Mrs.
William Towle. About thirty-fve chill
dren were entertained.
Miss Josephine Rowlin gave a dancing
party last evening at her home on Sum-
init avenue, entertaining a number of
young people. Mrs. II. c. Smith and Miss
Bowlin assisted.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Kellogg entertained
at euchre last evening at their home on
Laurel avenue in honor of Miss Wemott
or Milwaukee, who IS their guest Cards
were played at ten tables. Miss Wemott
Will return to Milwaukee Saturday
Jack and Sam Ordway will entertain a
number of their young friends Saturday
evening at their home on Portland ave-
nue..
Dayton's Bluff Camp No 20, w. o. w,
will give its first annual hop this even
ing at Cambridge hall.
Miss Hazel Alness gave a dancing party
last evening at her home on Ashland
avenue. The rooms were decorated with
scarlet berries and Christmas greens.
Miss Alness and Miss May AIness assist
ed. About sixty guests were entertained.
Miss Julia Rogers will give q small
dinner party tomorrow evening at her
home on Summit avenue.
Mrs. John B. Baird will entertain at
whist Thursday afternoon, Jan. L. at her
home on Marshall avenue.
| Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Hart will receive
Monday afternoon at their home on Can
ada street
Mr.. Lewis F. Shave gave a German
song recital Wednesday evening at Mo-
Fart hall. Mr.. Shave was assisted by
Claude Madden, violinist The audience.
while not large, was keenly appreciate
and warmly applauded each number on
programme that was made up only of
the best In German music. Mr. Shave
sang first group of songs by Schumann.
! ''Widmung," Die Lotos Dune" and
| ''Fruhlings Fahrt." His second group
were bits of Goethe's verse, set to music
by Mr.. Madden. They were Itch VIII Des
| Tages Denlken" and "'Zum Gruss" Later
Mr.. Shave sang Aus Meinengrossen
| Schmerzen," by Franz; Schubert's ''Du
Bist Die Ruh," "Nur Wer Die Schnkucht
Remit by Tschaikowsky, and Wagners
! 30 Du Mein Holder Abendstern' Mr.
| Madden's numbers were: Schubert's SON
alta Cop. 1873, No. 81, allegro motto, an
dante, scherzo and allegro moderate; a
composition Of his own, ''Slavisches VIE
genlied," and a mazurka by Wieniawski.
! Mrs. A. B. Driscoll gave a german last
evening at her home on Summit avenue
! in honor of Miss Ruby Gotzian, one of the
| seasons debutantes.
! The st. Paul Tourist club gave a dan
! cling party last evening at Sherman hall
! The arrangement committee consisted of
R. j. O'Donnell, E. j. McManus, Jerry
Burns, Philip Wagner William OAR
i mody and j. T. McQuillan.
Mrs. George Foley, of Osceola avenue,