The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-16

L|.SI:..I|j5II5iLI: I SOCIAL I|!IITI |
Mrs. John B. Sanborn gave a large re-
ception yesterday afternoon at her home
on East Ninth street to introduce her
daughter Lucy. Over 400 women called
during the afternoon. The hostess and
her daughter were assisted in receiving
by Mrs. Anna M. Rice and Mrs. Newell
II. Clapp. The rooms were decorated
with chrysanthemums, American Beauty
roses, carnations, palms and ferns. The
dining room was in yellow. Mrs. George
B. Young and Mrs. Kenneth Clark pre-
sided at the table. Punch was served
in the reception room by Mrs. William
Dawson Jr. Others assisting were Mrs.
@. e. Furness, Mrs. c. L. Green, Mrs. s.
M. Hayes, Mrs. James p Elmer, Mrs
Henry A. Boardman, Mrs. Simpson, Mrs.
Edward Sanborn, Mrs. George Du Toit,
Mrs. Dana, Mrs. George Harlin, Mrs.
Walter H. Sanborn, Mrs. William Daw-
son ST., Mrs. Edward Hopper Mrs e. J.
Abbott, Mrs. Maurice Auerbach, Mrs.
Henry Sohurmeier, Mrs. John B. Beals,
Mrs. Paris Fletcher, Mrs. Henry Hale,
Banning, Dawson, Abbott, Cochrane,
Rugg, Hillinstead, Mckay, Boardman.
The st. Paul Council of Jewish Women
gave a reception yesterday afternoon at
the Standard club for Mrs. Hannah 6.
Solomon, president of the National Coun-
Gil of Jewish Women, who has been at
tending the Women's council in session in
Minneapolis. Mrs Nina Cohen, president
of the local council, and Mrs. Haas a
former president, received with Mrs.
Solomon. Mrs. Pisco, of Denver, spoke
and others present made brief addresses
Mrs. R. c. Wight gave large eucher
party yesterday afternoon at her home
on Crocus Hill in honor of Mrs. j. W..
Perkins, Mrs. J. D. Durkee and Mrs
H. H. Kimball, of Kansas City. Favors
were won by Mrs. Perkins, Miss Elliott
Mrs. Percy Robert and Mrs. p. o.
Tooker.
Mrs. John c. Hill. Of Virginia avenue,
and Mrs. Lawrence G. Washington, of
Ashland avenue, will give a eucher party
next Wednesday afternoon at the home
of the former.
Mrs. F. B. Doran will entertain Tues
day afternoon at her home on East Con-
gress street in honor of Mrs. Woodbury.,
who will celebrate on that day her eigh-
| tieth birthday.
Mrs. j. H. Kane entertained at eucher
Wednesday at her home on Laurel ave-
F nue. in honor of Miss Minnie Sharon, of
| Davenport. The hostess was assisted by
Mrs ]. B. Metcalf, Miss Weaver, Mrs.
Bell and Miss Hoy, of Minneapolis. Fa-
vors were won by Mrs. J. H. Bell, Mrs.
J. H. Ringold, Mrs. j. B. Metcalf and
Mrs. J. NJ. Hoy, of Minneapolis.
Mrs. c. ]. McConville gave a luncheon
Wednesday at her home on Arundel
street in honor of Miss Egan, of savan-
nah, Ga. Covers were laid for eight.
Following the luncheon the hostess gave
a matinee party.
Miss Proctor will give an informal
dance at Seminary hall this evening. A
rogramme of twelve dances will be
given at 9 o'clock by Miss Braden.
The following programme will be rem
dered at the entertainment given by the
Young Mems Club of Plymouth Church,
Wabasha and Summit avenue tonight:
Violin Solo-Adag io-Elegique-
Arthur Bergh.
Soprano Solo
d. The Kiss .Meyer-Helmund
Miss J. A. Youngman.
Bass Solo-The Arabs Bride
Godfrey Marks
Frank J. Rcsenthal.
Piano Solo-Ballade, A flat.......... Chopin
Miss Minnie Bergh.
Character Quartette--Mortgag
Plymouth Church Quartette.
Baritone Solo-Sunset. Dudley Buck
Violin Solo--Polonaise, OPP. T. Wieniawski
Arthur Bergh.
Soprano Solo-Violin Obligato-
HaP Miss 9Ya 9Hneman and M BeE SfPeIezk'
Duett-MandOlin and Guitar
Messrs. Wilgus and Kilborn.
Finale-Mirthful Moments
w. j. Tomkins.
1ne Federation Of Graded School
Teachers of st. Paul rendered formal
reception to Supt. Irwin Lewiston last
night at the Ryan hotel in a manner
which must certainly have assured Mr..
L-Vlston of the most cordial feeling sur
rounding him in his new position. There
were some $50 invitations issued and an
equal number of guests present Most,
of course, were from the city, but many
came from Minneapolis and not a few
from outside of the Twin Cities, from
Faribault and neighboring towns. 1t
was a most delightful event.
The receiving board was constituted Of
the following ladies and gentlemen:
Supt. Lewiston and wife, members of the
board of education, Dr. Charles Johnson,
superintendent of the Minneapolis
schools, and wife; President Corning, Of
the school board; Miss Emma Ropb
| president of the Federation; Mrs. Har-
| rison, president of the Minneapolis Fed
Grafton; Assistant superintendent Bond
| and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Fry,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Zimmerman, Mr.
! B. Zimmerman, Secretary Grace, of the
! Y. M. C. A; Mrs. Charles Powers, Miss
Maude Clum, Mrs. r. c. Patterson, Rev.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace.
Presiding at the punch bowls and in
the banquet rooms were Misses Cormick,
Williams, Buck, Alice Whitaker and
nrieger. The banquet rooms presented
a very beautiful appearance, being hand
| somely arranged for the occasion
With the several hundred attendants at
their respective places, the rooms pre-
sented a most artistic effect.
Miss Alice Rebecca Whitaker was the
musical director Of the evening, and
with Mrs. Edwin Fuller sang a beautiful
duet during the early part of the even
ing. Mrs. Fuller later sang "The Magic
Song by Meyer Helmund, and Miss
Whitaker favored the company with two
selections, Were I a Rose" by Heidel-
berg, and 'Rosemond," by Chaminade
Mr.. Lewis Rosenberger accompanied
The music was highly appreciated, as it
las rendered IN a manner worthy the
praise it received.
Mrs. John I. H. Field. gave a 7 o'clock
| supper, followed by q cinch party, last
i evening at her home on Dayton avenue
in honor Of Mrs Ethan Allen. of Roch-
| The Nathan Hale chapter, Daughters