The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-12
GLIMPSE At SOCIETY
LUNCHEON AT THE SUMMIT AVE
NUE. RESIDENCE OF MRS.
WHITE
MISS XANTEN rs GRACIOUS

Avenue-"At Home" of Mrs. Ware.
Mrs. G. B. Ware, of Laurel avenue,
gave her second at home yesterday
Miss Marion White assisted the hostess
in receiving her guests.
Mrs A. A. White gave luncheon yes
terday at her home on Summit avenue,
in honor of Mrs H H. Martindale, of De-
troit Mich; Mrs. Horace Peck, Of Kala-
mazoo; Mrs Julius. Caesar Burrows, of
Michigan; Mrs. +. E. Wadsworth, of De-
troit, and Miss Alice Peck, of Mime
apolis.
Miss Xanten, of West Congress street,
entertained number Of young people In
formally last evening.
Mrs. G. S. Fernald, of Lincoln avenue,
entertained a number of Minneapolis
people at a luncheon Thursday.
The members of the congregation of
Mount Zion temple rendered their new
pastor and his wife, Rabbi and Mrs. l. L.
Rypins, an informal reception Thursday
evening at Standard hall. The hall was
simply but tastefully decorated with
large palms and the tables at which re-
freshments were served were decorated
with smilax and smaller palms. Receiv-
ing with Rabbi and Mrs. Rypins were
Mrs. Max Frankel, Mrs. I. Rose, Mrs.
Jacob Westheiner, Mrs. 2. Marks, Mrs
Max Schwab and Mrs. Fl. Rittenberg.
The following young ladies assisted at
the tables Miss Gene Stern, Miss Janet
Goldman, of Pennsylvania; Miss Laura
Goodman and Miss Lillian Lowenstein.
About $50 guests called during the even
ing The reception was strictly informal
and was given for the purpose Of giving
the members of Mount Zion congrega-
ton chance to meet their pastor and
his wife, Rabbi Rypins comes directly
from Evansville, Ind, where for the past
ten years he has had charge Of the
Hebrew church there. He is a graduate
of the Hebrew university of Cincinnati,
and is considered an eloquent speaker
! Owing TO the fact that Mount Zion tenn
PIE IS closed during the summer months
! the Rabbi will not enter upon the dis
! charge of his duties until next month.
| He will deliver his inaugural address
Friday evening, Sept. !, ut Mount Zion
temple, corner of Tenth and Minnesota
| streets.
A pretty lawn fete was given last even
| ing on the grounds surrounding the res
tdence of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ryan on
ST. Anthony avenue for the benefit Of
J the Central Park NJ =. church Twenty
! three gay colored Japanese lanterns were
suspended from wires stretched across
| the lawn and the numerous small tables
at which ice cream ana cake were served
Were decorated with naSturtiumS and
sweet PEAS. The ladies of the congre-
CATION arranged the fclc which WAS
3rder the lir3ct supervision of tho FOL
lowing ladies': Mrs F. j. !.ulry. Mss
Lottic Ryan, Miss Annie Sitter, Miss
Annie Shepard, Miss Olive Calkius, Mrs
A. L. Jones, Mrs. Walter ODDS Mrs Allen
Swain, Miss Gertrude Williams, Miss
Longley, Miss Jessie Lucy and Miss Het-
! tie Walker. Mr.. and Mrs. Woodwork
sang several vocal numbers during the
evening and Miss Lottte Ryan played.
Mr.. Conrad O'Searle gave parlor
musicale last evening at his home on
! Reaney street.
Miss Grace Delaney, of IgIehart street,
Is the guest of Miss Hurley at Mahto-
medi, White Bear Lake.
Miss Stella Lynch, of Carroll street
has returned from Chicago.
Miss Margaret Nolan, of IgIehart street,
has gone to Chicago
Mrs Henry Fairbanks. of Austin,
Mimi, and Mrs. Frank Beech of Omaha,
are being entertained by Mrs William
! Whitman of Carroll street.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Luley of Martin
| street. are entertaining Frank Sessions,
! of Austin, MINI.
John Rockstroh of Lakeland formerly
! a pioneer resident of this city SD mt
Thursday with his son at 292 Bates ave
| nue..
Hon. George F. Umland. of University
! avenue, is attending. the North Dakota
/ state Pharmaceutical association q
| Fargo.
| Mrs. Willis Drummond of East Fourth
! street, will leave shortly for Iowa,
| where she will visit
Secretary Buchanan, of the Duluth
| Jobbers' union, visited st. Paul yesterday
! on his way from New York to the head
| of the lakes.
| Miss May Briggs. of 21 Martin street.
| who has been visiting her grandparents
| at Litchfeld, will return today.
| Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Jones, of Portland
| avenue, are expected home next week
from the East.
Mrs. H. Hansen, of York street, is in
! Chicago.
Mrs, Goodwin, who has been visiting
| Mrs. Elijah Baker, of Marshall avenue.
will return next week to her home in
| Elgin, III.
Mr.. and Mrs. HamneI of Bayfield,,
| Wis, are the guests of Miss Kate Bar
! rett, of Payne avenue.
Miss Maude Freeman, of Summit ave-
| shall avenue, will go to Lake Mime
tonka the latter part of the month
Mr. and Mrs. West and Miss West Of
| Crocus HILL have returned from Lake
! Pulaski.
Miss Bell, of Montana is the guest OF
J Mrs. Tostevin, of Fuller street.
Miss Birdie Hope, of harrington ave-
nue., is entertaining Miss Frances Rich,
! ardson, of Duluth.
| Mrs. John Hartman and Miss Tn Verne
! Hartman have returned from Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lundeen. of Au-
! rora avenue, have gone to Mount Rosa.
! Mimi
Mrs. J. starkey, of Laurel avenue. will
leave the last of the month for Corigan,
! Ind.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A Upham, of Aurora
avenue. have gone East.
Mrs. G.. E. Pratt, of Payne avenue. ia
! entertaining Mrs. D. Gaffney, of AIex-
andria.
Mrs. La Barre of Hague avenue has
! returned from Forest Lake. She has AZ
| who will remain several weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Sibley, of Portland
| avenue, have returned from Marinac
! island.
Miss Sarah Barbeau. of Spruce street
is visiting in Duluth
Mrs. c. W. Harnick. of Ashland ave-
nue., has returned from Galesburg1 III
Miss Pier. of Junction City, Kan. e
visiting Mrs. c. A. Moore, of Goodrich
! avenue. ~ 4
Mrs. McAllister of Westminster straa+
has gone to Red Wing
Miss Nellie Cunningham, of North
Grotto street, and Miss Amy SpauIdine
OF Marshall avenue, are visiting in Du
Mrs. E Gardner, of Hammond Wis
street. ''i
Miss Georgia Weber and Miss Clara
| Philips, Of Milwaukee, leave for hons
| THIS evening after several dave ri-;4