The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-17

Tea Marked Her Formal Introduce
ton to Society Last Evening
Mrs. S. c. Cook Receives I'm Honor
of Mrs. f. Nj. H. Kendricks-SeV-
ernI Charming Parties Were
Events of Yesterday.
A large reception was given yesterday
afternoon from to 6 by Mrs Judson
Wade Bishop at her home on Mackubin
street. The hostess was assisted in re-
ceiving by her mother, Mrs. Axtell.
Chrysanthemums were used exclusively
in the decorations, and most artistic eff
fects were obtained by using a different
colored flower in each room. Great rag
ged white chrysanthemums filled jardin-
ieres and vases in the reception hall. A
color scheme of pink was carried out in
the drawing room. The library. where
punch was served, was IN yellow.
gorgeous effect was obtained In the din
ing room by massing the new red chry-
santhemum, the Black Hawk on sideboard
and table. Red hooded candelabra car
ried out the color scheme. While chry-
Santhemums We're the only flowers used,
palms and asparagus vine were grouped
and trimmed everywhere, tOning the brill
liancy of the flowers
Mrs. Bishop and Mrs. Axtell were as
sisted by Mrs Henry Schurmeier, Mrs.
Charles E. Smith, Mrs. j. B. Beals, Mrs.
w. T. McMurran, Miss Alice officer, Miss
Lillian Moore, Miss Stees, Miss Kate
Humbird and Miss Carrie Fairchild. Mrs.
Franklin Floete and Mrs Thomas b.
Lynch served punch in the library. COT
fee was poured in the dining room by
Mrs. Stewart L. Moore, Mrs. William
Ely Bramhall, Mrs. Rufus Davenport and
Mrs. Frank Ford. Mrs. Bishop was
daintily gowned in gray crepe du chine,
trimmed with white velvet and diamonds.
Mrs. AXtell wore a lace-trimmed gown
of black satin, with pearl ornaments.
Over 300 guests were entertained. Last
evening Mrs. Bishop entertained in honor
of the assisting women and their hus-
bands.
troduced to society yesterday afternoon
at tea given by her mother, Mrs. S.
M Cary, Summit court. Many friends
and an abundance of flowers greeted the
bud. Chrysanthemums and roses were
used exclusively in the decorations. The
library, where punch was served, was in
red, Meteor roses being used entirely.
Ire OlIliIB IOOIu WAS III yelOWI great
punches of chrysanthemums decorating
sideboard, mantel and table. Mrs. Cary
and Miss Cary received alone. The as
sisting women were: Mrs George c.
Squires, Mrs. Joseph A. WheelOck and
Mrs. F. Z. Bird, who presided in the
dining room, and Mrs. Dudley w. Rhodes,
Mrs. Walter ]. Driscol, Mrs. Robert A.
Kirk Mrs. Fred Driscoll, Mrs. F. Z.
Bass, the Misses Livingston, Miss Ethel
Ito D
Miss Grace Robbins and Miss Finch.
Mrs. Cary was gowned in black silk
with lace trimmings. Miss Cary Wore
white, lace-trimmed organdfe frock. Over
200 women greeted the debutante
Mrs. S. c. Cook entertained at euchre
yesterday afternoon at her home on Fair
mount avenue in honor of Mrs. F. M.
H Hendricks. The rooms were elabo-
rately decorated with pink and white
chrysanthemums, and these two colors
were carried out in the score cards and
CONNECTIONS. The hostess was assisted by
Mrs. James S. Bryant, Mrs. F. NJ Pat
terson, Miss Gooding and Miss Cook.
Cards were played at seventeen tables.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cook entertained last even
ing IN honor of Maj. and Mrs. Hendricks.
Mrs. T. A. Fogg, Miss Bowen and Miss,
Cook assisted. About seventy guests were
entertained.
The Dayton's Bluff Mothers club will
hold a regular meeting at 3:45 today at
the Van Buren, school. The subject an
nounced for the afternoon is Liberty
and Law in Human Conduct" Miss Ca
milla Kendall. kindergarten dfrectress of
the school, will lead the discussion. Sew
eral of the pupils of the school will con-
tribute to the programme.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the A. O. H.
VIII give social hop at Sherman hall
this evening. Music by the Twin City
Mandolin club,
The Laurel club gave the first of
series of informal hops last evening at
Woodland chapel corner of Mackub'n
street and Ashland avenue. Hilyards or
chestra played a dance programme of
waltZes and twc-steps for the thirty or
more couples in attendance The club
will give its next informal hop Wednes-
day evening, Nov. 80, at Lifts hall.
A musical and literary entertainment
was given last evening at the Y. M. G.
A, under the direction Of Miss Zl1lema
Fuller The entertainment was .cornpii
mentary to the members of the associa
ton and was enjoyed by a large audi
ence. Piano numbers were played by
Miss Laura. Somers, Mrs. z. H Parrelr
ana Miss Bessie Parnell. Mrs. w. H At
water and Mr.. H. Brookir.gs sang, ard
recitations were given by Miss Alice
Schoch, Miss Ida Finklestine, Miss Erna
Rothchild. Miss McGines, Miss HERNIA
Gregory, Mr. Brush and Mr.. Blanchard.
Garfield Post No. 8, G. A r., will give
euchre party at it's hall, 317 Wabasha
street Saturday evening.
Miss Hannah Reilly entertained the
following young people at cards Wednes-
DAY evening: Miss Nellie O'Donnell, Miss
Bessie O'Donnell, Miss Hannah Reilly
Messrs. William. Reilly, Robert Filligan
and George Filligan.
Constellation chapter, O. E. S., will
give a Thanksgiving hop Wednesday
evening. Nov. %, at Masonic Temple,
Lowry Arcade. The committee in charge