The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-02
SOCIETY In AUTUMN
RECEPTION GIVEN IN HONOR OF
MRS. r.. r. HURD, OF
PEORIA, ILL.
MUSICALE AND LITERATURE
Young People of the Church of the
Sacred Heart Give Social on the
Kelly Lawn, Corner Plum Street
and Maria Avenue Miss Mamie
Kerst Has Charge of the Wheel
of Fortune.


of Fortune.
Mrs. Edwin Treasure and Mrs. George
H Hurd gave a large reception from
8 to yesterday afternoon at their home
on Kent street in honor of Mrs r. f.
Hurd, of Peoria, ILL.,, and Miss Tall
madge. The hostesses and the guests Of
honor were assisted in receiving by Mrs.
A. r. McGill, Mrs. Darrow and Mrs. w.
w. Everts.
dainty arrangement of cut flowers
added color and fragrance to the various
rooms. In the reception hall scarlet ber-
rieS banked the mantle and filled in the
fire place. and large palms placed here
and there afforded a cool background for
the vivid color. In the library, where
punch was served, red was again the pre-
Vailing color roses being used to carry
out the color scheme Large punches of
President Carnot roses and pink sweet
peas gave a rose hue to the dining room.
Mrs. R. C. Avery, Mrs. G. B. Whit
horne, Miss Burtess, Miss Smith, Miss
Bi1die Hope and Miss Beck presided at
the punch bowl. The dining room was
in charge OF Mrs. John Belineur, Mrs.
S. M Benepe, Mrs. Howard barrow, Mrs.
Lee Trow, Miss Perry, Miss Bishop and
Miss Brown. harpist played during the
afternoon. About 200 ladies called.
Mrs. Alice Bushnell gave an informal
musicale last evening at her home on
lglehart street Each guest contributed
to their musical and literary programme,
and d string quartette also played during
the evening. The hostess was assisted by
Nus. q. w. Williams, Mrs. Jennie Wehr-
ing and Miss Fina Morey. Among the
guests We're: Mr. and Mrs Eugene Bow
den, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Bowden Miss Bar
mum, Miss Jennie McFetridge, Miss Mar
garet McFetrdge, Miss Jennie Scott
Miss Jennie Richardson, Miss Lu Snyder,
Miss Snyder, Miss Burns, Miss Cora
Jameson, Miss Anna Jameson, Miss
Nora Christensen, Miss Laura Christen-
son, Mr.. Harry Nelson Mr.. William Nc
Cauley, M. Max Dyer, Mr.. Gus Collects,
Mrs. Charles Phi1ips, of New Richmond
Mr.. A. Christopherson and Mr. Michael
son, of Hudson, and Mr.. Williams.
The young people of the Church of the
Sacred Heart gave a lawn social last
Plum street and Maria avenue, last even
ing The lawn was decorated with flags
and bunting, and lighted with colored
lanterns. Haller's orchestra played. Coffee
was served by the married ladies. The
refreshment tables were in charge of Miss
Lena Kerst, Miss Lizzie Spell, Miss
Louise Campeau and Miss Anna WEIGH
Miss Mamie kerst had charge of the
wheel of fortune. and the lemonade booth
hIy
and Miss Tile Andrews. Twenty young
ladies assisted.
The partrs OF the First PRESBYTERIAN
church represented as nearly as possible
the interior of a japanese home last
evening. Chairs were replaced by puffy
cushions, rugs and draneries formed the
chief articles of furniture and the bright
Oriental co!Crs, artistically combined
made Trainings for some pretty pictures
For many of the members of the Young
Peoples society of the church discarded
for the occasion the Western garb and
appeared in the dainty rimcnas of the
Orient. There was short musical and
literary programme, which included read
ings by Mrs. James Weirick The pro-
gramme was followed by a Japanese
wedding, the following young people TAX
ing part: Miss Florence Price, Miss Mil
Bessie Bolton, Miss Ruth Cooper, Miss
Faith Martin, Miss Nina Broderson Miss
Louis Pearce, Miss Myrtle. Benson
Charles Nienaber, Harold Lains, Arthur
Brush and Ralph Allison
After the programme light refresh
ments were served by the young people,
Last evenings social was the fourth In
series that are being given by the young
people of the church to help in paying
off the church debt.
A lawn social was given last evening by
the members of Prosperity Camp Royal
Neighbors, on the grounds, corner of For
est and Minnehaha streets. Flags and
bunting, the latter representing the colors
of the camp, were used In the decora-
tions. Headlights and japanese lanterns
lighted the lawn and the numerous small
tables at which ice cream and cake were
served were decorated with punches of
garden flowers The committee In charge
were Miss Alice Cox, Mrs. Annie Sauter
and Mrs. Burns.
A melon social will be given by the
committee in chrage of the fund for the
Odd Fellows home to be erected at
Mortified, at the residence of Mrs. E.
E. Kendall at ST East Isabel street, on
next Thursday evening. There will be
musical entertainment and progressive
euchre. Mrs. Kendall will receive as
sisted by Mrs. THEM and Mrs. Bolton.
Court Ivy, United Order of Foresters,
gave lawn social last evening on Lue-
der's lawn, corner of Milford and Rice
streets. A string quartette composed of
members of the lodge played. Ice cream
and cake were served by the following
ladies': Mrs. James Drummond Mrs
John Hobrough, Mrs. L. H. Lueders, Mrs
r. Brodie, Mrs. King, Mrs Koenig, Mrs.