The Saint Paul globe., 1899-02-14
SOCIETY PLAYS EUCHRE.

yesterday afternoon at her home on Summit
avenue. for Miss Abbie Warner and Mrs.
George Cochran. of Butte. Mont. The recep-
tion hall. drawing rooms and library were
charmingly decorated with profusion of cut
flowers, ferns and vines, the two colors,
pink and green predominating in the decora-
tions. Miss Freeman was assisted by Miss
Sadie Heine. Miss Jennie Tracy Miss Holl,
Miss Gertrude Baker and Miss Maud Free
nan. Cards were played at sixteen tables.
These winning favors were: Mrs. Tom
Fitzpatrick. Miss Kavanaugh. Miss Nettie
Prendergast, Mrs. George Freeman. The lone
hand prize was won by Mrs. Reuben Warner.
Among the guests were: Mrs. Casper
Ernst. Mrs. G. ]. McConville. Mrs Edward
Middleton. Mrs. Bertha Middleton, Mrs. H.
Patterson. Mrs Reuben Warner Jri Mrs; G;
Schifmann. Mrs. T. Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Clar-
ence Lothman,. Mrs. ]; P. McLaren. Mrs.
Scott. Mrs. George ]. Freeman. Mrs. Lindeke,
Mrs. E. Miller. Mrs. Reuben Warner Sr., Mrs.
Roland; of Butte. Mont; Mrs. Hallet. Mrs.
Cleveland, o.; Mss Welch, Miss Armstrong
of Minneapolis; Miss Krieger, Miss Florence
Krieger. Miss Heine, Miss Hasen, of Fari-
O'Brien, Miss Willius, Miss Nabersberg Miss
Rose Nabersberg Miss Kayanaugh, Miss
Skinner. Miss PreEdergast. Mss Gavin. Miss
De Kay. of Red Wig; Miss Baron. Of Provi-
dence. R. l.; Miss Barker. Miss Alness, Miss
Doran
rich avenue. entertained at progressive
euchre last evening Mrs Kluckhoim was
assisted by Miss Ella Funk and the Misses
Kluckholm.
Mr.. and Mrs H. T. Quinan. of Ashland
avenue, entertained the Cake Walkers last
evening. Progressive euchre was playd.
Mrs D. NJ. Robbins, of Summit avenue, en-
tertaned last evening at an informal at
home. Mrs. H. c. Burbank read an interest
ing paper on How to Choose Picture"
The Luther Ieagre will celebrate its four
tenth anniversary this evening at Memorial
English Evangelical Lutheran church. The
following programme will be given
Organ prelude. e....................H. H. W. knauf
Reading of Scripture aud prayer
Hymn zoe, 'Hark! Ten Thousand Harps
and Voices"
The King Of Love My Shepherd Is
Harry Rowe Shelley. Mrs. 7. NJ. Newson,
Miss ]. Moody, Mr.. ]. H. Hensel. Mr..
Fed Helm.
Hymn-"see the Vineyard Thou Hast
Planted"
Doxclogy ................. .Benediction
The vinton club surprised Mr. and Mrs. w.
evening, it being Mrs. Reeds birthday. A
very pleasant evening was spent in games and
music, after which lunch served. The
guests included Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Flat. Mr..
and Mrs. ]. w. Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ.
Reade, Col. G. R. Wilkinson and wife. Mr..
ard Mrs. Conner. Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Hill
ton Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Elam. Mr. Charles
w. White. Mr.. Clarence White, Miss Bessie
White. Mrs. Bowling. Miss Mable Kellar.
Clyde H. Reade and Masters George Reade
and Roscoe Bowling.
The pupils Of Messrs. Rhys-Herbert and
Titcomb gave one of their enjoyable fort
nightly recitals last evening at Howard &
Farwell's music rooms.
Six vocal numbers were given, Mrs. Rhys-
Herbert acting as accompanist.
N. B. Glow sang baritone solo, "The Good
Old Days" by Mattel; Mr.. Wetherbee gave
Stuarts charming solo. "Bando.ero." Other
vocal numbers were: A soprano SOLO: place
Where I Was Born by Miss Gale, and a con-
tralto solo, "Sing On" by Denza, Miss Bessie
White. A double auartette of male voices
rendered very effectively Gounod's Guardian
Angel arranged by Mr.. Herbert.
Miss Shirley Morgan played an instrumental
number, '.Humoreske." by Tschakowsky.