The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-01-05


Between the Holidays and the
Ante-Lenten Activity That VIII
BE Later Than Usual This
Year.
Miss Marian Sanborn gave a luncheon
yesterday at her home on Virginia ave.
nue., entertaining several Of the girls home
from college for the holidays. The Vassar
colors, pink and gray, were used in the
decorations Covers were laid for ten.
Judge and Mrs George B. Young gave
a supper, followed by euchre party, last
evening at their home on Summit avenue.
The Carnatton club gave their second
dancing party last evening at Lifts hall.
The ST. Anthony Hill orchestra played
for the dancing. The guests were received
by G. Goblisch, s. L. Serene, A. j. Me
meyer ]. F. Selb, H. POSI- and A. Witt
mann. The floor was in charge OF e..
Kingsbury, R. c. Trudgen, J. T. Wondra
C. POSI-, M Dresser and j. Korce On
the executive committee were ]. G. Pow
ers, S. B. Finley and w. P. Brown. The
grand march was led, by r. G. Trudgen
and Miss Wagner. About seventy-five
couples were present.
Miss Cecilia Kalman, of Summit ave-
niue, gave a theater party and supper
last evening in honor Of Miss Wolsey, OF
Selma, Ala.
Mrs. c. S. Mellen entertained informally
at luncheon yesterday at her home on
Summit avenue.
The following young ladies returned
| yesterday to ST. Marys hail. Faribualt:
! Miss Leveroos, Ashland avenue: Miss
| Cratsenberg, Laurel avenue; Miss Maria
Johnson, Virginia avenue; Miss Lyon,
! Holly avenue; the Misses Reilly, Laurel
avenue; Miss Mccartney, Dayton avenue.
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Miss Auerbaeh, of Summit avenue, left
| last evening for New York. She was ac-
compaEied by her brother, Robert Auer-
bach, who returns to Princeton college.
| Miss Blanchard of Milwaukee, is the
| guest of Mrs. Walter Driscoll, of Summit
| avenue.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Bethesda
Lodge No. /, I. o. o. F., met yesterday
afternoon with Mrs. E. E. Kendall, on
| East Isabel street. In the evening the
members OF the lodge gave card party
| for the benefit of the Odd Fellows home.
| Mrs. Kendall was assisted by Mrs Then
| and Miss Stimson. Cards were played at
eight tables.
! The central committee of the West Side
| Y. P. S. c. e. held It's bi-monthly meet
| ing last evening in the parlors Of the
| Hebron BAPTIST church. Harry Pashley
presided at the business meeting which
| preceded the supper. Reports were read
| by Mr.. Cothier, Of the lookout committee;
| Mr.. Behrens, of the missionary commit
| tee, and Mr.. Oehler, Of the programme
of the St. Cloud convention, and Miss
Edith Smell read a report of the New
Years reception. Supper was served at
| three long holly-trimmed tables. After
| supper there was table talk on the
Tenth Legion Miss Gertrude Hops
was leader. Rev. George H. Gamble made
a short address. The supper was in
| charge Of Mrs. Diment.s Mrs. Newton,
Miss Fales, Miss Day, Miss Christianson,
Omar Anderson and Mr.. Jefferson. The
| sixty young people present represented
| the c. E. societies of the Hebron Bap-
list, Bethany Congregational and West
minister Presbyterian churches
1t was reported at yesterdays meeting
of the managing board of the ST. Paul
School Of Fine Arts that the library
its new building. The report caused gen.
eral qualification, as the school will not
only have more ample accommodations,
but the nearness of the library will also
be advantageous. A new class in deco
rative design will be formed in February
| The class is intended especially for mar
ried women. 1t will meet at the school
| twice week for criticism, though the
actual work wiz be done at home
fyx-a We ort mill 1>o
given free, but under the patronage of the
directors of the art school. One will be
given at the school, and will be only for
the directors, teachers and pupils. The
other will be an invitation affair and will
probably be given in some larger place.
Mrs Franklin Floete has given $50 for
free scholarship to aid a boy who has
shown artistic promise.
Mrs. ]. w. Tobin, of Avon street, en-
te1tained the Prompt Euchre club Thurs
day afternoon. High scores were made
by Mrs. a. j. damon, Mrs. Williams
and Mrs Horian. Mrs. Cannon, of st.
Clair street, will be the next hostess.
The Somerset w c. T. U. will meet
Monday afternoon at o'clock in the
lecture room of the Y M. c. A Purity
in Literature and Art" will be discussed.
Mrs Regnier, of Bates avenue, enter
tanned at New Years dinner Miss Mary
Lane, MIR. Lane and Mr. and Mrs. P. A.
Cowan.
The Ladies' Aid of Memorial Church
will meet Wednesday at 2:30 p. M, at the
residence of Mrs Rutzen, I'll Lisbon
street. The old officers will present their
| annual reports and new officers will be
installed.
Mrs. Remmler and Miss Bremen, of Au-
rora avenue, have returned after a
weeks visit to Red Wing.
DR.. D. H. Lando has returned from the
East.
Miss Proctor will give an extra infor-
NAL Friday evening by request for the
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