The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-18
In ST. PAUL
IS SOCIETY

GARFIELD Wonan's Relief corps gave a
pretty lawn social last evening on the
lawn surrounding the residence of Mrs
II. A. Morse, on Dayton avenue. The
grounds were prettily decorated with Jap
lanterns, flags and bunting Ice cream
and cake were served at small flower
decorated tables. Mrs. Morse, who is
president of the corps had charge of the
arrangements She was assisted by MIS-.
e. II. Milham, Mrs. P Floody, Mrs De-
Wore, Mrs. o. H. Austin, Mrs Lathrop
and Miss Hall.
st Peter Claver's Catholic church be-
gan its annual lawn fete last evening on
the grounds surrounding the church.
Numerous gayly decorated booths, col
ored lights and flags decorated the lawn.
A string orchestra was in attendance and
pretty programme of music was played
during the evening. The tables were in
charge of Mrs. A. Davis, Mrs N. j, Ses-
sions, Miss Fahey, Mrs. Hensel, Mrs. +.
L. McGhee, Mrs. Pitts, Mrs. Walraff,
Mrs Rogers, Mrs. Green, Miss Ward.
Mrs. James, Miss Davis and Miss Hattie
Loomis.
The fete will be continued tonight, to-
morrow night and possibly Friday. night.
Tonight the< boy orator, Walters, from
West Virginia, will deliver an address
and there will be a special programme Of
music.
$500
Mrs. Rich, of Los Angeles, Cal, is ex-
pected in ST. Paul today. She will be
met here by Maj. Stewart Mulvey, Of Win
nipeg, whose promised wife she is The
couple will be married as soon as Mrs
Rich arrives in the city. Maj. Mulvey is
a pioneer resident of Winnipeg, and was
one of the first newspaper men to open
an office in the province.
Division No 8, L. A. to A. o. H. APP
pointed a committee Monday evening,
July &c. to make final arrangements for
the celebration of their sixth anniversary
which occurs Aug. 25. An informal pro-
gramme was rendered. Many visitors
were present and refreshments were
served. The new officers installed were:
President, Miss ]. Cook; vice president,
Mrs Mcdonald; recording secretary,
Mrs Sessions; financial secretary, Mrs.
McNally; insurance secretary, Mrs. KEEL
ly; treasurer, Mrs Mitchell; sergeant-at-
arms Miss A. Mitchell; inside sentinel,
Mrs ]. Walters; marshal Mrs Marsh
all.
Miss Helen Gould, who arrives in the
city today, en- route from the Yellow
stone, will make her headquarters at the
Ryan hotel although she will spend the
greater part of the day in Minneapolis.
Mrs Thomas Lowry and Mrs. IL. G. Har-
rison will accompany Miss Gould to Min
neapolis in Mr.. Lowrys private car. In
that city she will speak during the morn
ing in behalf Of the Minneapolis branch
of the Womans Auxiliary of the Inter
national Y. M. G. A, at the home of Mrs.
It. W. Harrison, 1112 Nicollet avenue.
Following the meeting there will be a
reception for Miss Gould, for which a
general invitation has been extended.
The hostesses will be Mrs. Thomas
Lowry, Mrs. ]. S. Pillsbury, Mrs F. c.
Pillsbury, Mrs. F. B. Semple, Mrs. G. w.
Porter, Mrs. T. B. Walker, Mrs. w. D.
Washburn, Mrs. F. 7. Heffelfnger, Mrs.
F. A. Dunsmoor, Mrs. R. M Bennett,
Mrs G. H. Christian and Mrs. Hugh Har-
rison.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Weyerhaeuser,
of Summit avenue, are entertaining a
party of New York friends.
The members of the Sacred Heart par
ish will hold lawn fete Friday and
Saturday evenings on the grounds of the
Capital City Cycle club. Those in charge
are Misses Hattie Rett, Agnes Sherman
and Elizabeth WEIGH.
Mrs. H. P. Upham gave luncheon yes
terday at her home on Summit avenue
in honor of Mrs. Archibald Saunders, of
Chicago.
Clinton Mccormick, of Duluth, Is the
guest of Mrs. c. M. Burr, of Carroll
street.
Mr. and Mrs. A S. Bates, Miss Bates
and Miss Jewett of Marshall avenue, are
camping at Chisago.
Mr.. Henry w Ley, of the Minnesota
Tailoring company, has left for a trip to
New York over the lakes. He expects
to be back in two weeks.
Mrs. E. S. Lightbourn left last Sunday
for Cowden, ILL.,, where she expects to
visit among friends and relatives for the
next two months.
Mrs J. T. Schusler, of Dayton avenue,
has returned from Eau Claire, Wis.
Rev and Mrs. Herbert F. Stilwell, of
Grove street. will leave today for the
sea shore.
Mrs. N. Whitaker and daughter, Don
ma, of Stockton, Cal, are the guests of
Mrs. Harry Hardick, of Kent street.
Miss McGregor, of Duluth, is the guest
of Miss Caulfeld, of Rondo street.
Mrs. Lyman A Moore and daughter
have returned from Wisconsin.
The Misses Clara and Grace Brecken-
stein, of Pleasant avenue, have gone to
Iowa.
Miss Anna Connolly and Miss Cecil
Fitzpatrick, of Goodrich avenue, have
gone to Ellsworth, Wis.
Miss Smythe, of Portland avenue, has
returned from the East.
Miss Susanna Richeson, of Dayton ave
nue., leaves today for a weeks visit at
Chisago lake.
Mrs. c. E. Prince and Miss Grace
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