The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-07-26
SOCIETY I'M HUMID WEATHER
RECEPTIONS, ENTERTAINMENTS,
LEVEES AND ENGAGEMENTS
RECORDED FOR ONE DAY

AECOHDED FOR ONE DAY
Mrs. Harper, of Rock Island. the
Guest OF Honor at the Minfkn-
het1 CaUb-InfOrmaI Dinner Given
ny Mrs. LanpheR.
MIST. B. Scott, Of Summit avenue.
was st. Paul guest at a dinner given
saturday evening at the Minikaheta club
Oy e. D. Velie, of Minneapolis. The guest
OF nohor was Mrs. Harper, of Rock Isl
and
An excellent midsummer concert was
given last evening at the Grace M n
church' corner of Burr and Minnehaha
Stfeets. fhe programme was arranged
W the Iades of the church, and the large
Auolenee that completely filed tho apdi-
ItiieLh OF the church was not slow In
'G sr.- It's appreciation of their efforts
ne century Mandolin club played two
numbers, Love and Beauty" by Arm
sIFohs' ond -Barnard's Grown Princa -
DUN seIections were played in perfect
eo LIZ ana tlme and were warmly re-
are MIS- j. s. Hamilton, who pos
sesses sweet mezzo soprano sang 'aThe
Better Land" by Frederick n C,o7,an
win much expression. She responded to
an encore with a pretty lullaby. Mr. T
w nson sang bass solo, BLOW, Blow
e W1ntry Winds" and he also was
forced TO respond to recall. Eight little
poys OF graduated lengths sang a coon
song brush By,"%with much vim. Miss
fanny Dean recited two dialect selections
IN very entertaining and clever man
heF' Ihls young elocutionist is not a bit
amateurish, and her work has a natural
eHect that issvery taking. "a Dream -
Dy Bartlett, and Hawley's Sweetest
F1oWer That Blows" were sung by Miss
christina Lawrence, who has a pleasing
contralto. Both numbers were vocal
treats. Twelve small girls went throue h
DAINTY little parasol drill, and the pro-
gFamme closed with tenor solo, Even
Ing Rest" which was very we'll rendered
Dy Mr.. j. s. Hamilton. After the con-
cert Ice cream and cake were served at
small tables placed in the gallery of the
church The following ladies assisted in
serving: Mrs: Kate Wilson, Mrs:
Searles, Mrs. Stocking, Mrs. H T. Smith,
MRS otto, Mrs'zReed, Miss Pinska, Miss
NORWOOD, Miss Robinson and Miss
Peterson.
The Ladies' Circle of Goodrich Avenue
Presbyterian Church gave very success
full lawn fete last evening on the grounds
surrounding the church. The lawn was
decorated with flags and bunting, and
the numerous small tables that dotted it
were decorated with large punches of out
door flowers. Numerous colored Ian
terms fastened to wires afforded sufficient
light. The affair way arranged by Mrs
&C. Seixas Eand6Mrs. Frank Moore They
were assisted in serving ice cream and
cake by Mrs MacKean, Mrs. Kelly, Mrs.
Schneider and Mrs. Dale.
Miss JoezNacNamara, of Hamline ave
| nue., left Saturday evening for two
weeks tvisitlin Chicago. -
Mrs. Lanpher, of Dayton a. enue, enter,
tanned informally at dinner last evening
for Mrs G.. Z. Ward, OF Redwood Falls.
who is visiting Mrs. Eugene HENDERSON.
Cards have been received in st. Paul an
nouncing the engagement of Joseph B.
Cotton, of Duluth, to Miss Hubbelf, of
that place. The wedding will take place
in the fall.
Mrs. G. w. Golf will entertain the mem
bers of the Fern Leaf club today at her
home on Lafayette avenue.
Mrs. Robert Kenyon Keller and Mrs.
]. I. Stewart will give a tea Friday aft
Grand avenue.
Miss Bessie Kreutzer, Of Dayton avenue
has returned from Marshall and Daven-
port, 10.
Rev. Benjamin Tingley. of Summit ave-
nue., IS taking a trip through Southern
Minnesota
Mrs, Frederick Fleckenstein. of Holly
avenue, is In Fargo.
Miss 0f q, and auauua 1af+ No,
day for Chicago, where she will visit for
some time
MS. F. A. Otto, 295 Sherburne avenue
will leave Sunday to visit her sister in
SllIIwaler.
Miss Mabel NTilhamk Of Smith college.
will return to st. Paul Thursday Miss
Miihaln represented Smith college at the
young woman's college conference held at
Mortified, Mass, July IA to "a, at which
representa- tives from the principal. col
leges of the world were present
| Floyd w. Burns, of Laurel avenue has
returned from Panora, 10.
Miss Caroline. O'Meara, of Iglehart
street, has gone with a party of friends
to Omaha, Neb., to attend the America
Exposition"
Jay Downer. of Denver Col, is a
guest at the Aberdeen.
Judge ]. w. Lusk and family, of Day
ton avenue, are spending the summer
at their country home on the coast OF
Maine
Miss Rice and Miss Leonard, of Laurel
avenue, are spending the summer at
Sparta, Wis.
The Misses Kretuzer, of Kittson place
are entertaining Mrs. Ward, of Chicago
Mrs. E. r. Barteau,- of Pleasant ave
nue. is visiting her son at Langdon,
N. D.
Mrs. A. G. Hawkins will return from
nd oil IL
her home with her daughter, Mrs. Forest
H Orten, 500 Holly avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Hersey, of the
Aberdeen, are entertaining Mrs E w
Wonatte. of Clinton, To-
William D. Marshall and Miss Mar
shall, of ST. Louis, are at the Aber-
deem.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Meeker of Iglehart
street, have returned from Lake City.
Mrs. George E. Wood, who has been
the guest of her parents, Gen. and Mrs
William B. Bend, of Summit avenue
will leave Sunday for her home in New
York
Miss Matthews, of Pleasant avenue, is
entertaining her mother, Mrs. Matthews,
of Litchfield.
Rev. and Mrs. M. N Adams have re,
moved from their home at Manchester
to 137 Western avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Grievich, of Chi
cago, are the guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
F. H. Hamm, of st. Peter street
Mrs. Charles H. Clark, of Holly ave-
nue., has returned from the East.
Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Taylor of Spokane.
Wash, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. L. Gilboy, of Mackubin street.
The Misses ALA and Jessie Simmons,
cousins from Forest lake, are the guests
of the Misses La Barre, 642 Hague ave,
nue., for the week.