The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-01-10

The German club gave a colonial CO.
tillion last evening at Elks' hall. The
colonies that were represented in figures
and decorations were not, however, the
thirteen original Cnes, but Uncle Sans
newer possessions The hall was decorat-
ed with two large American and one
large Cuban flag. The musicians-the ST.
Anthony Hill orchestra-who played for
the dancing were screened by tall
palms, and the favors were hung on
large tree in the center of the hall. Fitz-
hugh Burns led the german, dancing
with Miss Katherine Johnson. The fig
ures were decidedly novel. The first one
represented Hawaii, the orchestra play
ing my Honolulu Lady Two small
darkes, Viola Jones and Willie Howard,
dressed to represent the natives of Ha-
wall, enter ed at the conclusion of the
figure and distributed the favors. Other
of the United States possessions were
represented in the same manner. The
final figure was patriotic one, the small
darkes representing Miss Columbia and
Uncle Sam.
The chaperones last evening were:
| Mrs. Crawford Livingston, Mrs e. A.
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| w. F. Peet. Their gowns were: Mrs.
Livingston, black lace over black taffeta,
white lace applique; Mrs. Young, black
| silk and black lace, pink and white roses
Mrs. Griggs, white satin with ruf1ies OF
white Paris muslin, silver trimming, red
roses; Mrs Peet, yellow brocade with
ruchings Of white chiffon.
Among the dancers were: Lieutenant
and Mrs Tracy, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Bigelow, Mrs. Underwood, of Milwaukee;
Miss Gilman, Miss Robbins, Miss Tarbox,
Miss Bailey, of Bridgeton, Conn.,; Miss
Beardslee, Miss Bass, Miss Hill, Miss
Pope, Miss Elsie Pope, Miss Young, Miss
Frances Rogers, Miss Lillian De Coster,
Miss Kicker of Milwaukee; the Misses
Livingston, Miss Nellie Finch, Miss Lila
! Finch, Miss Johnson, Miss Taylor, Miss
/ Bancroft Messrs. w. w. Price, j. N.
Kirby, C. D. Stewart, Fitzhugh Burns,
r. D. Thompson, John M. Blakeley, Ed
ward N. Saunders Jr., Harry p Ritchle,
w. H. Yardley, N. P. Langford Jr., A.
w. Lindeke, r. P. Warner Howard
James, H w C. Bowdoin, Carl Taylor,
William Finch, ]. D. Lewis, Charles Mel
son, John S. Dalrymple, l.. j. Hill, Will
liam D. Mitchell.
The marriage of Miss Maud Borup'
daughter of Mrs G. ]. Borup, of Pleas
place next Tuesday evening at O'Clock,
at St. Paul's Episcopal church.
Mrs. William O'Brien, of Portland ave-
| nue.. will entertain at euchre tomorrow
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew will entertain the
Excelsior Euchre club tomorrow evening
at their home on Laurel avenue.
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The Parochial Club of st. Mary's Par
ish will give a euchre party Thursday
evening in ST. Marys schoof hall. All
friends are cordially invited to attend
Miss Zulema Fuller gave pillow dex.
party last evening at her home on Kent
| street The rooms were decorated with
roses and holly. Miss Fuller was assist
ed by her sister, Mrs. II. il. Merrick.
Tho euests were: The Misses Keough.
Miss Nolan, Miss Snyder, Miss McGinnis,
| Miss Hope Miss Peterson, Mr.. w. W..
Allen. Mr.. w. Straight, Mr.. H S. john
son. Mr.. H. Golf, Mr.. F. Keough, Mr. w.
Bepgen and Mr.. Wergadile.
Mrs Hammers two sons, Munroe and
| Adrian, of the Portland block, have re-
turned to school at Delafield, Wis, after
a vacation of three weeks.
Miss Helen Warner, of the Albion, has
gone to Matanza, Cuba.
Mr.. and Mrs. McNair, Of Laurel ave-
nue., are in the East.
The Misses Helen and Agnes MARS of
Holly avenue, have returned to hemper
hall, kenosha.
The Misses Timberlake, Of Arundel
street, are entertaining Mrs. Emerson,
of Milwaukee.