The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-19

personal acquaintance with many of The
prominent leaders of the movement. and
her talk will he" replete with personal
"reminiscences.
Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Sew
erance, whose guest Mrs. Howe is, gave
a dinner in her honor at their home on
Summit avenue. Covers We're laid for
ten.
Mrs. Howe leaves for the East Monday
Margaret G. Fawcett.
Mrs. c. A. Severance will give a chill
dren's party this morning at her home
on Summit avenue in order that the little
ones may have an opportunity of meet
ing Mrs. Julia Ward Howe
The Misses Kirby, of Olive street, gave
a large dancing party last evening at the
Portland. The guests, about eighty in
number, danced in the dining room, which
was decorated with festoons of bunting,
ony Hill orchestra played. Mrs. Kirby
and Mrs. William N. Cumbey chaperoned
the young people.
The Munroe Mothers club held its final
meeting of the year yesterday in the kim
dergarten rooms of the Monroe school
The club, which numbers 175 members,
was well represented The kindergarten
room was frightened with punches of
spring flowers. The piano was banked
with lilacs, and on the presidents desk
were two large punches of roses that
were presented to the president, Mrs.
Yorks, and to Mrs. \. L. Morrison by
the club members. Two vocal numbers
were sung by. Mrs: Sue Harrington Snap,
Little Doris and The Glover" by De
KoVen. Mrs. Fred Hauser recited "a
Song of Home" by Henry Carleton, and
Mrs. A. l.. Morrison gave an interesting
talk on Rescue Work in st. Paul" Fol
lowing the programme, the teachers of
the Monroe school served ice cream and
cake. The club will resume its meetings
in the fall.
Mrs c. A Moore, of Goodrich avenue.
will entertain the Economy Luncheon
club next Thursday afternoon.
Miss Elizabeth Robinson. OF Dayton
avenue, entertained the Old Maids
Euchre club Tuesday. Favors We're won
by Mrs. Harry Hemminghouse and Miss
Lucille Hughson. The club will not meet
again until next fali
The S. A S. Euchre club met Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs j. n. Mounts
of Lincoln avenue. Favors were won by
Mrs. James Morrow; Messrs. Highburg-
en- E. B. Lott and Haas.
Mrs John l. H. Field gave a luncheon
Thursday at her home on Dayton avenue
Mrs w. A Hardenbergh gives lunch
con today at her home in Central park in
honor of Mrs j. II. Morrison, of Colun-
bus, o.
Mr.. J. D. O'Brien will take a party Of
friends UP the Mississippi river TO Fort
Smelling today on his steam launch, the
Madeline.
The marriage of Miss Sophie Greve to
Mr.. George Kenyon will take place We'd
nesday, June 8. at the home of the bride.
on Summit avenue. Only few friends
and relatives will be present at the cere-
mony, but following it there Will be a
large reception.
Mrs. Theodore Schurmeier, of Crocus
hill gave a dinner Thursday evening at
the Town and Country club. Covers were
laid for sixteen. The guests were mostly
Minneapolis people who came down to at
tend the dance given at the club house by
Mrs Schumacher. About seventy-five
guests were present The cotillion. danced
after supper, was led by Miss Ruberta
Gotzian and Ogden Hammond
The Young Peoples Society of the
House of Hope Church gave poverty
social last evening in the church parlors.
AS the name implies the affair was Of a
prohibitory character; that it, as it has
to do with the wearing of apparel that
could be clasSed as the Sunday variety.
Miss Bella Connell, chairman OF the So
cial committee, planned and executed
with the assistance Of her associates the
social, which. though informal, was a
marked success.
Minnehaha Lodge No 156, Degree of
Honor, gave an entertainments and danc-
ing party last evening at Odd Fellows
hall. About 200 guests were entertained.
The Misses Keller played a piano duet .
A Maynard sang; recitations were given
by MISS Clara HaSting. and Miss Clottie
helier and Miss Viola Pollock sang Mr.
lsham gave some clever female imper-