The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-05

Mrs f. H. Cutler gave a large pro-
gressive euchre party Wednesday even
ing at her home on Summit avenue
Mrs Denis Follett gave buffet luncheon
yesterday afternoon at her apartments in the
Albion. There were forty guests present
The rooms were charmingly decorated with
roses, carnations, tulips and daffodiis MRS.
Toilet was assisted by Mrs. d. A. Monfort.
Mrs. j. E. Norton, Mrs. J. n. Bishop, Mrs.
w. E. Bramhall. Mrs. Mentor, Mrs. Z. Il.
Vittum, Miss Stees. Miss Willard and Miss
Carpenter.
Mrs. Toilet will give euchre next Thurs
day afternoon, in honor OF MISS Mary oteeS'
Mrs George Finch. of Summit avenue. gave
q reception yesterday afternoon from TO
6, in honor of her sister, Mrs. Woodward, OF
ohio. The tea table was decorated with
lilies and American Beauty roses.
Mrs. T. C. Field, of Dayton avenue, gave
q small tea yesterday afternoon from TO g.
in honor of Mrs. Muldaur, OF Elizabeth, N
J., and Miss Hustis, OF Milwaukee. During
the afternoon Mrs. Muldaur read a paper on
"Kaleovala,' - the great epic poem OF FINLAND.
Mrs. Muldaur has read this paper before the
famous Sorosis club in New York city and
before the Twentieth Century club in De
troit. and literary critics have spoken very
highly OF it.
Mrs. w. F. Peet, of Dayton avenue. gave
4 reception yesterday afternoon from A to e.
Mrs. ID. A. Montfort. Mrs. e. II. Cutler and
Mrs. c. A. Severance presided in the dining
room. The decorations here were rcd carna-
tions. Mrs. Auerbach, assisted by Miss Auer,
BACH Miss Perrin and Miss Cutler poured
tea in the second parlor which was prettliy
decorated with hyacinths. Chocolate was
poured by Mrs: L. L. G. Brooks, Mrs. Pun.
nett and Mrs. Abbott Others assisting " re-:
Mrs. Horace Bigelow, Mrs. Ambrose Tighe
and Mrs. Griggs. About 100 ladies called
during the receiving hours.
Mrs Hiram NJ Pearce, of Paramount ave-
nue.. entertained a large number Of ladies at
an afternoon euchre yesterday. The rooms
were decorated with roses, carnations, hya-
cinths and ferns Euchre was played at six
teen tables. Among the guests were: MRS.
]. B. HoXsie. Mrs. F. E. Rice, Mrs. w. D.
B. Plough, Mrs. A. Schuneman, Mrs. c: Put
man. Mrs c. Warren, Mrs. W. H. Wright,
Miss Stuart. Miss NJ. F. Patterson. Mrs. o.
P. Lampher, Mrs. Stewart L. Moore MRS
Fagley, Mrs. r. LOOMS, Miss Perkins, Miss
De Coster, Mrs. N. Bruner, Mrs. f. Bryant
Mrs. w. Farnham. Mrs. Hardenburg, Mrs.
Mrs. J. E. Schadle, Miss Burke, Miss Beau
mont, Mrs. T. C. Bird. Mrs. II. Horton, Mrs.
z. c.. Becker, Mrs. w. A. Candy, Mrs: S. e.
Cook. Mrs H Davis Mrs. Richie, Mrs A.
Mrs H. S. Patterson, of Hague avenue,
has issued invitations for an afternoon
euchre party next Friday.
Mrs Hascal G. Fischbein of Hague ave-
nue. has cards out for a progressive euchre
party next Friday evening.
Mrs. f. C. Rice will give an afternoon
euchre party next Saturday at her home, on
Summit avenue.
The last assembly ball of the season will
be given Wednesday evening at Cambridge
hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robertson. Fort Smelling, en-
tertained a theater party at the Metropolitan
in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Moreland
Piersnn. Chicago. The guests We're: Mrs.
Hoyt. OF saltwater; Mr. and Mrs. NJ ]. NC
Cam, Mrs Cady Robertson. AIRS! P. F. De-
witt Mr.. E. J. Dewitt. $3.50 So IS
Mrs w. F. Peet, of Dayton avenue, will
entertain g number, of young people at 3
valentine party. Tuesday evening Feb H.
The German club will give a military and
d naval german next Friday evening at Cam
bridge hall 1t will be the last party gwen
by this cub this seson and, promises to be
very brilliant affair. s-.ssi5z-
Mrs. A. A. White, of Summit avenue has
issued invitations for valentine luncheon
Tuesday, Feb. IA. .7f 8 r -
Mrs. Chanting seabury Of Ashland ave
nue., has cards. out for a luncheon Saturday
Mrs F. E: Rice. of Summit avenue; will
entertain at progressive euchfe Saturday aft
ernoOn, Feb. H. S5t.51g- 49,