The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-10
Howard, Congressman Stevens and Mrs.
hudson
|g.| PAUL |S0GIlI NEWS

Mrs John Ross NIcols gave Il large
reception yesterday afternoon from 4 to
6, at her home on Nelson avenue, to in
troduce her daughter, Elsie. Over 200
women called during the receiving hours.
An exceedinly artistic arrangement of
cut flowers, chrysanthemums and Ameri-
can beauty roses chiefly, adorned the diff
1erent rooms. The first drawing room
where Mrs. Nicols and her daughter
stood to receive their guests, was en-
tlrely In red. The second drawing room
Was In white and pink and the dining
room IN green and yellow A profusio3
OF palms and ferns were also used eff
IIectVeIy. The assisting women wece:
Mrs c. A. Clark, Mrs John JacJxsor
Mrs. Wallace Winter, Mrs A. A. Bige.
low, AIRS. Pilkington, Miss Robbins Miss
Bend. Miss Carr, the Misses Smith, Miss
som and Miss Jefferson. Mrs. William
&. Dean and Mrs Goodrich presided in
the dining room The chocolate bowl
was served by Mrs. Charles Weyerhauser
In charge of Mrs. Henry Nicols and Mrs,
Archibald MacLaren:
a, "A ! dancing party was given Thursday
evening by Mrs. H. A. VESSEL at nr.r
nome on Ashland avenue A cornn9oI,
OF sixty was entertained The hostess
" Mas assisted by Mrs. M. D. Kelly, Mrs
Miss Kelly. - '''-u
M, Mrs. BENJAMIN J. Shipman entertained
home. on Goodrich avenue in hnor al Of
Der sister, Miss Briggs, of Boston.
e5 The Misses da35o Hallway Of Dayton avenue,
Woodruff hail. Merriam Park.
it The sa GTade Teachers, Federation gave
lts second illustrated lecture on art
yesterday afternoon at Ais at the 41ane
tTal nigh school. Copies of the ,worirs
S Of De Blirci and LuinI were sho S71r9
i Lilere was a large attendance. The next
ltGtufe OF the series will deal with Ven
Miss White, of Marshall avenue. qava
an informal whist luncheon THURSDAY ar
neapolis High scores We're msIa h ~ Mn Mn
strong and Miss Cook. ~ i'sS
WIS. .. r. Brace and Miss Murphy will
De the guests of honor at tea to he
gwen tuesday afternoon by Mrs. MaDrice
woodward, of -Inneapolis
members of the Clinton avenue NJ p
cIfuTch gave reception Monday eveni1c
az ne nome of Mrs. Nora Dennis. on
NlnlLTed street in honor of f. Fl Fer
rand a prominent member of the church.
who left Wednesday to take charge Of
a church in Nepolare. N. d Snnoet "
We're made by Mr.. Kirkman, Mr. Gtreanoes
and Mr.. tombstone ~ Cd me
entertained the Expert Euchre club Wed,
nesday evening. Favors were won " 9 H.
MRS MIS- Drew, f. III. Tenny and P w. Hsr
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A young woman's gymnasium class has
peen formed to meet in the auditorium
G i,er the ne L 7:od NJ, G a every Thursday even
ing at 40 o'clock. The first drill took
place Thursday evening and over forfN
young women were present Miss CSTace
Whltrldge had charge of the ymnastic
:" ~ - n, ail "a MISS Edith Hammersley acted
as presiding officer.
Mr. Mr.. and Mrs. John MeCulloch and Mi 5
P eora VIII MgC sna0d tba at present at White
The ne following D. A, r. Woman vii -
20 4ahAaIo thi- morning. acconnan1,iI nc
IA, o p. A. Monfort the state regent, on
Ilea QInclal visit to the Anthony WAYNE
Beals. Mrs. Sanford. Mrs. s. M HSve lg
Kiss Mss beaumont Mrs. j. Walter Stevens
Mrs John Knuppe, Mrs Edward CSreer7'
WIS 'ohn Z. Hi. and Miss Murphy.
Former Probate Judge Gebhard win
rich. who is about to leave ST. Paul to
honor at supper at Neuman's cafe
Those present We're: Albert Scheffer. p
j j G E Louis Retz. Talbot Jones. NJ.
G. Stamm, Thomas McDayitt Fl
TAYLOR, Emite Onet, Edward G. Rnoers -
F ". Bergmeier. A. N. Peabody. Geor5e
SoInners, Prof. Boe1 isch, f. WilIus.
Ben1am nj Somrers. Judge Edwin \ lag
gard, Hermann Scheffer, Charles Hauser
oscar Claussen. Ferdinand Hinrichs
Battery A, N. G. S. NJ, gave its onan-
ing pail OF the season last evening at the
Armory There was an unusilaI1v Iaroe
attendance. Lieut.. and Mrs Allen led
the grand march. On the arrangements
committee were T. j. Wilson. Lieut.. b
sergt. Barron Fred Smith. In chaIga 81
the floor were Sergt Opst. T. ]. wilson
p. Glkinson, SeTgt Fuller, and Sergt.
Barron. Sergt. Fisher, Corp. Smith. A
Wilson, NJ Wurziber, Antoine Peterson
and H. Dornsdorf had charge of the door.
Supper was served at II O'Clock
party Nov. % for Private William 7
Peel, a member Of the ST Paul fire de-
partment, who was injured at the Mid
way fire.
The first dancing party of the season
was given by the Minnesota Gopher
lodge, No II. /. 0. r. NJ. last evening,