The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-20
IN THE SOCIETY WORLD.


er. Mrs. Clary. Among those present were:
Mrs. Lyndon Smith, Mrs. Macarthur, Mrs.
e. T. Young. Mrs. Potter. of Minneapolis;
Srs Aoer5 sFaaer OF Hastngs MIS- A. W.
Detroit; Mrs. E. j. Jones. of Morris. Mimi.
Mrs: c. Masterman, of Saltwater; Mrs. A.
of Winona; Mrs D. F. Morgan, of Mime me-
apolis; Mrs. n. p. Allen, Mrs. J. E. McWil-
liams.
Miss Winter, OF Summit avenue, entertained
about twenty young people at supper last
evening in honor of Miss Brinckerhoff, Of
Englewood, n. J.
Miss Gotham entertained at luncheon yes
terday afternoon at her home, Summit
avenue.
Mrs. L. A. Robinson entertained the Ladies'
Afternoon Euchre club Yesterday.
Mrs. E. H. McHenry gave progressive
euchre yesterday afternoon at her home, at
Summit court.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs G. w. Kohler en-
tertained the members of the Flemish club
at tea.
A euchre party was given yesterday after
noon by the Relief Society of St. Paul Chap
ter. o. E. s., at the residence of Mrs. Dins.
more more. of Reaney street. The ladies having
liam Rogers. Mrs. William Starkey Mrs
George Heaton.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie gave a dinner at the
Albion last evening at which Miss Ethel Ford
OF Des Moines. was guest of honor.
1t is reported that Mrs. Ell Torrance, state
regent OF the Daughters of the American
revolution. has called a meeting of regents
oeIegates and alternates to the continental
congress for Feb H. time and place not vet
decided on. An inquiry put to one of the
regents Of ST. Paul chapter revealed the
TACT that. SO far. she had received no in
ion of
A social will be given this evening at the
nome OF Mr. and Mrs. W. o. Johnson. on
be, given: Piano solo, Mrs. Joseph King; vo-
cal solo, Mrs. Mckee; recitation, Mrs J. c.
Nice Mccall violin 500; Miss Nellie Davis; vocal
M 4Gln refreshments will be served. Mrs.
johnson will be assisted by Mrs Howard
Hamilton the Misses Belle Calderwood Hazel
Andrews and May Brant:
The young ladies of st. Johns Sodality gave
a card party Wednesday evening in st. Johns
nal on Frances street. Forty tables were
played. Prizes were won by Miss Margaret
Reed, 5. A. Ryan, D. D. DAILY and Angus,
Kempien.
Mrs. Philip Hevener, of De Soto street. ell
tertained at euchre party yesterday after
noon Tor Mrs. c. E. Sherin. of New York
Mrs; E. G. Spindler. of Maple avenue. will
give her first ar home this afternoon and
evening even Hs Mrs. Spindler will be assisted by
T. Miss, Mrs. W. Grant and number Of
young ladies. u
Mr.. and Mrs. John Roper, of the Zimmer-
man, have issued invitations for a card nartv
next Tuesday evening in honor of their TWEEN
tieth marriage anniversary.
The German club which gives a party TO-
h.snt at EIks hall, will give its final party
Oh the season Friday evening, Feb To-. It
VIII be military and naval german decorae
lions, figures and favors being all of
naval or military nature Mr. FitzbueH
Burns will lead
g. one of the features of the meeting of the
81. Paul chapter, Daughters of the Amer
ian revolution. which takes place Tuesday
saIterh3on. viii be The reading of paper by
Inc paper viii treat of the early settlements
OF Ireyan county, New York, The battle of
A1 Ar and the massacre at Cherry Val
Crosby. of Hastings. She and her daughteT
Mrs. Frank n. Crosby. will be the guests
OF Mrs f. B. Shepard. of Dayton avenue.
during their stay in the city.
>, Cards have been received in St. Paul for
the marriage of Miss Ellen Button and
G me Goodell. both Of Cedar Rapids. The
among the out-of-town guests will be Mrs
+. B. Kellogg and Mrs. H. w. Fagley of this
The ladies' of INDEPENDENT Lodge No. 1l2
D. or H., will this evening give their first
S Efaato hop T. at at Sherman hall It is the
annually. and nothing will be left undone
which will contribute in any way toward the
success success rom a social standpoint of these
events; For the present occasion Pepin' q
orchestra has been secured The following
committees have the affair ia charge. On the
general arrangement, Mrs. ]. H. McNally.
Scbroe ID Johnson ms Mrs. W, H. Kaufer Mrs G.
Mrs. P. Barthol; reception. j. Moster G
Schroeder, ]. Henry. L. Isham floor, j. Fl.
McNally; p Barthol II. Kaufer B. Mash;
lsham, Mrs. Henry.
John Dickson and the other teachers of the
Mechanic Arts high school, gave dinner
party at Hotel Metropolitan last evening to
Miss Bertham. who leaves next week sor
Paris to join the United States commission
piaclty The most hearty good wishes and
bon voyage" were expressed and gracefully
acknowledged by the recipient.
The Laurel Cycle club gave a masquerade
ball last evening at the club house on Sum
NIT NIT avenue avenue Masked kings and queens, jest
each other and their friends until 1910
when the masks were removed and dancing
was INDUCED in. st. Anthony Hill orchestra
playing for the numbers. Supper was served
at 1920. The affair was in charge Of Of the
committee on entertainments for January.
consisting Of Miss Mary MacDiarmid, Miss
Grace Nelson and Edwin Nelson. F. E. Low
II. L, Wyand C. B. Gedney. C. O. Martin
Dr. NJ o. Nelson and A. Cameron were on
the reception committee: The floor commit
nee consisted s OF n J. Prendergast, Wolfred
-, me club viii give its third annual ball at
the Ryan hotel Thursday. evening, Feb. 2.
A Hastings telegram to The Globe OF
last night says: w. H. Platt, landlord Of
the Plat house, Cannon Falls, and Mrs
Catherine AIcMullen. of st. Paul were mar
William Stapf The many friends of the
groom, in this vicinity, extend sincere con-
gratulations."
The Chegeogman dancing club gave its
sixth ball of the season at Sherman hall last
evening. Fully $50 couples were present AS
pleasant entertainment the dance has NOT
been surpassed in the history of the club.
Thet hall was Drettily decorated for the oc-
casion, while excellent music, in a choice
programme Of twenty numbers, furnished
ments were served during the evening The
reception. committee was composed of E.
Bodneck, while the members of the floor com
mittee were J. Starkey, H. Hisson and G.
Lane.
Last evening a progressive eucbre party
was given at the Ryan for the benefit of the
Catholic Infants home. Progressive euchre
was played at sixty tables. Mrs Michael
Doran and Mrs. NJ. Kennedy had the affair
in charge. They were assisted by Mr. Fitz-
patrick. On the reception committee were
Mrs. H. c. McNair Mrs Timothy Foley Mrs.
]. w. Willis. Mrs. Miller. Mrs. Ouinlin Mrs
Lamprey and Mrs. G. w. Walsh. The fol-
lowing young ladies served punch: Miss
Evelyn Foley, Miss Mile Cavanaugh and
Miss Grace Cavanaugh Siebert's orchestra
played during the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F. Mccormick, Of
Selby avenue. left for the East Sunday night
They will visit in Washington and New York