The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-19

Ddll, WHICH VIII take DidCc lQGSudS even
ing in the Masonic temple, has been Sc
cured and the inividual patronesses are
taking a deep interest in the success OF
this social function, which has come to
mean so much to St Paul society.
Upon the success of the charity ball
depends very largely the financial success
of St. Luke's hospital. Criticism has not
been wanting as to the work of st.
Luke's hospital, and many have asserted
that little charitable work is done by the
institution. However, at the last month
ly meeting Of the hospital board the re-
port of the superintendent showed that
during October 3i5 days of free care had
been given to patients
The tickets for the ball can be obtained
from the ladies of the hospital board.
The reception committee for the ball
Includes the following women:
Hrs. J. B. Hoxsie, Mrs. F. E Rice.
Mrs W. H. Nittum, Mrs J. D. LAWYER,
Mrs. D. c. Shepard, Mrs. w. f. Peet,
Mrs. II. P. Upham, Mrs. A Tighe.
Mrs. b. A. Young,
The list of patronesses follows:
Mrs. E. j. Abbott, Mrs. A. b. Johnson,
Mrs. NJ. Auerbach, Mrs. o. Z. Lanpher,
Mrs Mrs J. y a; Allen. Mrs. E; A; Jaggard.
Mrs. c. w. Bum, Mrs. H NJ. Lufkin.
Mrs. e. H. Bailey Mrs. A. H. Lindeke
Mrs. Lie. Brooke. Mrs. ]. w. Miller,
Mrs. Chas. Bigelow, Mrs. Darius Miller,
Mrs We. Bramhall Mrs. E. H. McHenry,
Mrs. Knox Bacon, Mrs. c. A. Morris,
Mrs. H T. Black Mrs. A. McLaren.
Mrs. G. r. Bean, Mrs. NJ. D. Mum,
Mrs. v. T. Briggs; Mrs. 3. ": Rhodes.
Mrs. Kenneth Clark, Mrs P. Richie,
M MIS- !; 7 Park Ms. & +. Biggs.
Mrs. C.CDeCoster, Mrs Robertson
Mrs. H. c. Davis, Mrs. Rob Rantoul,
1lrs.C E. Dickerman. Mrs. A. r. Sinkler.
Mrs. A Z; Driscoll, Mrs. EN-: Saunders.
Mrs. NJ. DOran, meier.
Mrs. ]. W Edgerton, Mrs. c. E. Smith.
Mrs J; P Elmer, Mrs. C.A.severance,
Mrs. C.E. Flandrau, Mrs. G. stamm.
Mrs. c. R; Finch, Mrs. r. Schiffmann.
Mrs. Dudley Finch, Mrs. c. L. Spencer,
Mrs. John Fletcher, Mrs. p P sanborn,
Mrs. F; A. Fogg, Mrs. Gust. Scholle.
Mrs. NJ y. Gilbert, Mrs. 6. schuneman.
Mrs. c. L. Greene, Mrs A Schimoneck,
Mrs. ". F. Graves Mrs. K. R. selmes,'
Mrs. 9. NJ. Griggs, Mrs. J. B. TarboX,
Mrs. Cass Gilbert, Mrs G. Thompson,
Mrs. Il. Goodkind, Mrs H Thompson,
Mrs. A. J. Gillette, Mrs. IA Wheelock,
Mrs. J. J. Hill. Mrs Weyerhaeuser,
Mrs. II. Holbert, Mrs. ]. F. Wade,
Mrs. H Hutchinson, Mrs. R Warner .Jr,
Mrs.J NJ. Hanpafor1, Mrs NJ Washington,
Mrs. H. Horn Mrs. Leslie Wann,
Mrs. J. G. Hill Mrs c. A Wheaton
Nrs A Kalman. Mrs. Geo. B. Young.
Mrs. w. HLightner,
The ushers viii be Messrs. E. w. Dur
ant w. II. Ltghtner w. G. Read. E. A.
Jaggard. T A. Schultz. ]. I. Field, w.
Noyes w. F. Peet. NJ D. Mum, P.
Fletcher, F. L. Forepaugh, F. Bigelow.
The floor managers will be Messrs. j. J.
Parker. w. P. Trowbridge. N P. Lang
ford, e. Saunders, Carl Taylor. w. D.
Mitchell. W. Van Slyck Finch, J. Dali
TTymRIe, Lieut. John Wade. E. B. Young.
", B. Flandrau, L. T. famine. Theo.
GIiggs, c. Livingston Jr., c. D. Thomp-
Son.
Invitations have been issued by Mrs
j. W. Willis for euchre party to be CIV
en- Saturday afternoon, Nov. %, at her
home on Summit avenue.
Miss Nelson will give the last Of a series
OF Informal. teas next Thursday at her
home on Laurel avenue, in honor Of Mrs
5 w. Nelson, of New York.
Miss Nelson gave the second of a series
Of informal teas Thursday afternoon at
her home on Laurel avenue, in honor of
Mrs. 8 w. Nelson. of New York. The
hostess was assisted by Mrs. George B.
Young, Mrs. f, L. Mcintyre Mrs. L. L.
{. Brooks, Mrs Parks Richie, Mrs Ben
1amin Thompson, MIS- L II. B. Beebee.
Miss Undertake, Miss Bowlin. Miss Tay-
lor Miss Bend, Miss Beebee, Miss Gflfil-
Ian and Miss Murphy.
Mr.. and Mrs. w C. White, Goodrich
avenue, will give literary evening Nov.
Is. Dr. Burton, of the state university,
VIII tank on Washington Irving"
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Doran gave a large
euchre party last evening at their home
on East Congress street The rooms
We're decorated with palms, ferns and cut
flowers Mrs. Doran was assisted~by
Mrs. George DOran, Mrs. VIII Doran and
MISS Carroll. The guests We're: DR.. and
Mrs. Y. J. Hawkins, Dr. and Mrs. A. w
Whitney, DR.. and Mrs. c. E. PARROT. Mr..
ana Mrs. F. a. Daggett, Mr. and Mrs.
You'd, Mr.. and Mrs. Sander, Mr.. and
Mrs. Weber, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Whit
more, Mr.. and Mrs. Sachse, Mr. and Mrs.
j. V. l. Dodd, Mr.. and Mrs. Miles, MIR.
ana Mrs. Durant, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Doran, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Doran, Mrs.
Burrows, Miss Ada Woodbury., Miss Mar
garet Carroll Miss Gertrude Handy, Mr..
l.. Vanish, Mr.. John Martin and Dr. A.
c. Johnson.
Mrs. G. H. Salisbury. of Ig!ehart
street, and Mrs. Harry T Smith, of the
Albion, gave the second of a series of
eucnre parties yesterday at the home of
Mrs. Salisbury. The rooms were dec
grated with palms, ferns and chrysan-
themums The hostesses were assisted by
Miss Sargent, Miss Clapp, Miss McMichael
and Miss Salisbury.
Mrs. L. A. Fullgraff and Mrs w. E.
Dadmun gave the last of a series of
euchre parties yesterday afternoon at
their home on Lincoln avenue. The
rooms were decorated with chrysanthe-
NUNS, roses and palms. Mrs Fullgrafr
and Mrs. Dadmun were assisted by Mrs.
c. B. Edgerton, Mrs. Finney Sprague,
Miss Cook, Miss Holdridge and Miss Ed
gerton.
Mrs. Dudley w. Rhodes gave a luncheon
yesterday at her home on Portland ave-
nue. in honor of two of the seasons de-
butantes, Miss Ethel Taylor and Miss
Theo Cary. Ten of the younger So
ciety girls were entertained.
Invitations nave been issued for an at
home to be given Thursday afternoon by
Mrs. Andrew Cattanach, Mrs. Frank Up