The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-03-14
IN A SOCIAL WAY.

Mrs. j. A. Simmons entertained the Col
onnade Euchre club yesterday afternoon.
Frlzes We're won by Mrs. Charles Wells,
Mrs. w. F. Mcmillan and Mrs. c. HI. Tay-
lor The following ladies are members
OF the club. Mrs. ]. E.. Geldreich, Mrs.
Charles Wel1s Mrs. Edward Delano, Mrs.
Z. zimmerman, Mrs. e. Goodrich Mrs.
Porter, Mrs. w. F. Mcmillan, Mrs. Mac
lntyre, Mrs. e. w Vineyard, Mrs. Gill
man. Mrs. CHI. Taylor Mrs. Wood. Mrs.
Bacon. Mrs. +. Smith, Mrs. Harmon,
Mrs. ]. A. Simmons. Mrs. o. E. Thiebaud.
Miss Mcmillan and Bessie Weeks.
The club will meet next Monday after
noon with Mrs. e. F. Delano, of the Col
onnade.
Mrs. j NJ Pottgieser, of Viola street,
entertained a number of children Satur-
day afternoon in honor Of her daughter
Minn1es ninth birthday. Mrs. Pottgieser
was assisted by Miss Irene Pottgieser
The guests were: Miss Viola Eisenmen-
ger. Miss Ruth Anderson. Miss Inez Cor
nell. Miss Sophia Nicer, Miss Clara Mad
ison, Miss Teresa Pottgieser, the Misses
Bessie and Irene Corwin, Miss Mary OAR
ling, Miss Frances Pottgieser Raymond
E1senmenger, Arthur Anderson, Austin
Darling, Hans Madison. Wilson Hume,
Christian Pottgieser, Albert Corwin.
Messrs Rhys-Herbert and Titcomb
gave pupils vocal and piano recital last
evening at Howard & Farwelrs music
rooms
Vocal numbers were given by Miss
Eisenmenger, Miss Eloise Kingsley, Miss
Hinderer. Miss Bessie E. White, Mrs
John Cook. N. P. Void and Mr.. Cook
Those giving instrumental numbers
We're: Miss Florence Campbell. Miss
Josephine Palmer Miss Lila Dutch. Miss
Katherine Stanffer, Miss Hazel Andrews,
Miss Helen Guernsey, Miss GRETCHEN Utt-
ley, Miss Minnie Bergh and Mrs John
Cook.
Miss Cora Ainey, of Iglehart street,
was rendered a surprise party last even
Ing by number of her friends. A cake
walk was the principle feature Of the
evening. Among the guests were: Mr.
and Mrs. Newhart, Mr.. and Mrs. N Muir
ray. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wilson. MI. and
Mrs. Percy Godfrey, Mr. and Mrs O. E.
Thiebaud, Mr.. and Mrs. William Hoag.
Miss Katherine Ellis, Miss Minnie Hall,
Miss Dorothy Ely Miss Bessie Worrell.
Charles Strong, j. Hickey, Herbert Jenk-
ms A. Jenkins
The Ladies' Thursday Musicale ia to
give treat to their club by q lecture
Seven Centuries of Song" by Mr.
Louis c. E}son, the noted Boston lcctur-
er ana musical critic, Wednesday even
ing, March Is, at the Unitarian church,
Minneapolis A small admission fee will
! be chargedsto outsiders, and a reception
| will follow the lecture
Mrs. Charles R. Wilcox, of st. Peter
street, will entertain the Nefghborhood
Euchre club this afternoon
Moritz Helm returned yesterday from
New York city.
The piano pupils of Mrs. Jeanette will
| give the third matinee recital April l. The
| programme will be given by Miss Julia
Heising, Miss Edith Balester Miss Ethel
Daggy, Miss Ella Riley. Master James
Heron, Mrs. William Illingsworth and
| Miss Marion. Hume. s==7ls=
l.-.s- = 81. - s.s sst..s-
| Capt. w. E. Wilder and family, u. S.
army, are at Hotel Metropolitan en- route
| to Yellowstone Park
Judge Lovely and family, Of Albert Lea,
will reside at 492 Marshall avenue having
| moved to st. Paul the first Of the week.
| Miss Lovely has been the guest of Miss
Drake In Minneapolis the past ten days
| but returns to St. Paul Tuesday