The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-19

number of friends last evening at her
home, on Dayton avenue, In honor of
her guests Miss Gertrude Rau, of Chi
cago, and Miss Helen Rau, of New York,
The rooms were daintily decorated in
crimson ard white, scarlet geraniums
and white sweet peas, punched together
in numerous odd shaped bowls, produc-
ing a very pretty effect.
7 he entertainment was informal, a
darby quartette playing a programme of
popular airs during the evening for the
amusement of the guests. Mrs. Good
kind received with the Misses Rau.
Among the guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Ambrose Guiterman, Mrs. Leo Gutter
man, the Misses Bookman, Miss Stern,
Miss Goldman, Mr.. Bookman, Mr.. Frank
lin, Mr. Dittenhoffer, Mr.. Rose
A pretty garden party was given last
evening by Mrs. c. F. Dana and Mrs W.
A. Merrill on the large lawn surrounding
their home on Iglehart street. The fete
was given in honor of Miss Rogers, of
Philadelphia a cousin of her hostess, who
is spending the summer here. A charm
ing arrangement of colored lanterns and
calcium lights, together with decorations
of striped bunting, made the grounds
most attractive. Mrs Merrill and Mrs
Dana received with Miss Rogers. Re
freshments were served in the dining
room, which was deliberately decorated
with outdoor flowers. The centerpiece
was great moss of sweet peas. Mrs.
Edward P. Sanborn and Mrs. James Cud-
dy served ices and cake
During the evening there was a unique
guessing contest and an informal musical
programme. Among the guests were:
MIR. and Mrs. James Cuddy, Mr.. and Mrs
Edward T. Sanborn, Mr. and Mrs G. B.
Ware, Mrs. Pattee, the Misses Wauhe
Miss Brack, Miss Fryer, Miss Ella Bar
net, Miss Armstrong, Miss Mabel Ford, Of
Des Moines, To-; the Misses Williams, of
Minneapolis; Mr.. Lewis H Williams, OF
MINNEAPOLIS; Mr., Fred Ford, of Des
Moines, 10; Prof. H. E. Phillips, Mr.. W.
II. Si;nOnton, Mr.. B. L. Chapman, Mr.. 7.
NJ .SimOnds Mr.. Z. r. Simonds. Mr.. w
H. Mckay and Mr.. ]. Won McAdams
A large dancing party was given by
Mrs. Robert Manufacturer, of Iglehart
street, in honor OF her nieces, the Misses
Loeb, OF Chicago On large platform
erected on the lawn the young people en-
J0yed dancing, the Twin City Mandolin
club furnishing the music
Ir1coiored bunting and coIored lights
lent festive appearance to the grounds
where the guests spent the greater part
OF the evening. Assisting the hostess
were Mrs. Ambrose Guiterman. Mrs. AL
ITed Gu1terman, Mrs. Leo Guiterman and
Miss Elsie Manufacturer.
Among the guests were: The Misses
Sadie Ones, Frances Rogers, Aide FRY
Margaret Meyers, Dora Alness, Sadie Sar-
gent Mary McMichaels. Irma and Janet
t1shbein,- Emma Leveroos, Mary Ioweth
Katherine Clapp, Gertrude Morley. Gussie
Richardson, Alice Forest, Ella Ritzinger
caroline salisbury, Ethel Harris, Often
hoeIer, Manship, Dean, Eisinger, Moire
Berry, Brooke, Seeger, Folsom, Esterly,
Wlilams, Sternberg, Gertrude Raue
Helen Raue, Messrs. ]. Doran, Forankel
Raue, Sternberg, Clapp, Moritz, N. Do
ran Z. Colestock, Hughes, Stein, Rich
ardson, French, c. Fry, r. FRYE. D
Aberle, Faude, E. Aberle, FIagg, White
Rose, Murphy, Brooke, Parker, Burke
jacobson, Epperly, Passage Dittenhoefer
Carson, M. Manufacturer, Buchanan Tuhv
r. Mannheimer.
The Woman's Home and Foreign Mis-
sionary societies of Dayton Avenue Pres-
bYter1an church held a union meeting
Yesterday afternoon in the parlors of the
O-ANiSii' wi . L. - BALDWIN presided An
interesting letter was read bv Miss Dun
lap from Miss Halle who is stationed Of
Balanga, West Africa. Papers were read
by Mrs. {. F. Laweit, Mrs NJ n. Adams
and Mrs. Weideman. The Misses Sim
n OBS SANG missionary duet. Mrs NJ D.
Edwards served lemonade A social hou-
followed the meeting. Both societies will
resume their regular work in September.
Mrs D r De WOLF aD+or+oIroa
Der of friends at dinner last evening at
her home on Pleasant avenue. in honor
Of Mr.. Samuel Baldwin, of New York
Mr. Baldwin was at one time a resident
of st. Paul and very prominent in musical
circles here.
Miss Hector Pollock. of the Victoria 10
visiting in Spokane the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. Nettleton.
DR.. O.. w. Archibald returned yesterday
from his summer outing, which was
passed at Old Orchard Beach and amid
the beautiful scenery of the White Noun
ta1ns. During his absence his practice
was in charge Of DR.. E. A. Anderson.
Miss Marion Craig will return Monday
from Chicago. lucy
spending the remainder of the summer
Ulth Miss Bessie Baldwin, of Columbus.
Miss Josephine Harrington. formerly, &c
thls city, has returned from Radcliff coil
lege. and is visiting friends in Mime
AponS: MISS harrington will return tn
Radcliff in September. -
Mrs. Anton Shimonek. of T.a1,re1 o,,o
nue.. has gone to Sioux Falls, S. D.
Miss Julia Kinney, of East Sixth street
luth. ISL III Du-
The Misses Jane and Anna Pollock Of
the Victoria, have left for a, two Weel{ -
trip along the northern coast of Lake Sn.
Derior.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Long, of the AL
e oIoa; nave nave returned from trip on the
Dr. o, w. Archibald and Col. Dodge
have returned from OLD Orchard, Me.
Norman Albrecht, of Van SIyke court
is In Valley City, N. D. -
Miss Katherine St Ruth and Aug,,s+ioo
st. Ruth, of Iglehart street, have Tet11rno
ed from Kansas City III II
Mrs NJ. R. Prendergast and Miss Alice
Prendergast have returned from Chicago
Rev. W. W. Everts and Mrs. Fverts ere
at Lake Minnetonka for a fortnight - '
Miss Hannah Mayer, OF West Six+b
street, left yesterday on a trip to Chicago.
A r Swanstrom, of Merriam Park has
returned from tour through Colorado,
Superintendent of Mails Henry FJadIicb
mas returned from a trip to Pixies Peak
Miss Harris. the guest Of Mrs. James
Nolan, OF 1glehart street, has returned to
st. Louis. ~
Miss May Caulheld, of Rondo street
lakes. 500
Mrs. B. F. Clement, of Carroll street
has returned from Wisconsin.
Mrs. R. s. White, of Marshall avenue.
is in Onowa, 10. nue.
Mrs. James Mcclure is entertaining
Mrs: Moore and daughter, of Council
Mrs, A, NJ. Hauser. of st. Anthony. in
at Lake Elmo. -