The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-09
.SI.ZRI!L IalG!It / NEWS.

MIS-. Addison X. FenW1ck gave q recep-
ton yesterday afternoon from 8 to at
her home in the Newport in honor of her
guests, Mrs. ]. "A. FenWfck and Miss Fen
wick, of New Brunswick, Canada. A pro-
fusion of cut flowers decorated the var
ious rooms. Palms, ferns and punches
of roses and chrysahthemums adorned
the parlorS and library. The dining room
was in red and white, the two colors be-
ing combined in both decorati tons and
CONNECTIONS. The hostess and the guests
Of honor were assisted in receiving by
Mrs. Douglas J. Fenwick and Miss Sharp,
of Minneapolis. Mrs. Fenwick was gown
ed in blue and white foulard, trimme ed
with chiffon and point lace. Mrs. J. A.
FenWick wore black lace over black taf-
feta, with trimmings of white chiffon.
Mrs. Douglas j. Fenwick was gowned in
black taffeta trimmed with blue panne
velvet. Miss FenWick wore blue and
white taffeta, and Miss Sharp black satin
with chiffon and jet trimmings.
Mrs j. b. Brimhall served punch in the
library. In the dining room Mrs p 5.
Hendrickson cut the cream, assisted by
Miss Crete Warren, Miss White and Miss
Amy Olson. Miss Olive Mcdonald and
Miss Evelyn officer poured the coffee
Among the out of town guests was Mrs.
F. NJ. Myers. of Lake City.
The first division of the women of the
Central Presbyterian church gave a re-
ceptfon last evening in the church par
lors for the new members of the corr
gregation. The guests were received by
Mrs. E. 0. Duncan, Mrs. F. A. Davis,
Mrs George Dickson, Mrs. Braden and
Mrs. Andrew Cattanach. Mrs w A
Campbell was chairman of the entertafn-
ment committee. The refreshments were
in charge of Miss Florence Doughty, Miss
Nellie Davis, Miss Josephine Dickson,
Miss Carter, and Misses Carnes. An in
formal musical programme was given.
Mrs. Heine, Miss Heine and Mr. Heine
contributing numbers
Mrs c. H Robinson and Miss RobfiIi--
son, of Dayton avenue, left last even
ing for Dunedine, Fla, where they will
spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs A. N Rose will return
next week from their wedding trip and
will be at home at 51S Summit avenue.
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The young women of the First Baptist
church gave an "avoirdupois" social last
evening at the residence of Edward L.
Sands, S29 Laurel avenue. The price of
admission varied with the height CT the
guest. ana the cost OF the refreshments
varied with his weight Musical numbers
were given by Mrs. a. B. Bishop, Miss
Furger, Miss Northrop Miss Frost Miss
Thorsell, Miss Webster and Mr.. Boyer A
violin quartette from Miss Hope's chill
dren's orchestra. including Miss Panche t..
Miss Freda Artz, Miss Jessie Williams
and Burt BAILEY played.
The Young Zionists gave party at
Sherman hall Sunday night. The pro-
gramme included vocal solos by Minnie
Shapiro, Nina Becker and Maude and
Rose friedman, and reeitations by
Misses *. I. Less. T. Finkelstein, Sadie
Marcosl and Ida Fin0l.olm.
Miss Rose Cohen. of Wabasha street,
entertained in honor of Miss Eta Conn.,
of Duluth, last evening. The rooms and
table Were decorated with ferns, palms
smilaX and pink and white carnations
The first part of the evening w5s spent
by games and a musical programme.
Prizes were won by Miss Mamie Gold
smith and Miss Rose Marks At 1850 q
collation. was served. in the colors and
each one received favor tied in same
The rest of the evening was spent in dane
ing. Among the out of town guests were
Miss Mamie Goldsmith and Mr.. E. Ell
dor. of Chicago, and Mr.. and Miss Lit
man. of Detroit, Mich.
The grade teachers federation will give
its second illustrated lecture in the art
course this afternoon at AIS in the Cen
tai high school. Miss Beach. of the Me-
ehanic Arts high school. will speak on
De Blinci and Luini."
Mrs. Mary Lord Carr, national pre- s. d n
of the Woman's Relief corps will be a
delegate to the annual executive meeting
OF the national council of women, to be
held in Minneapolis next week Members
of the local G. A. r. organizations vii!
give a reception at the Nfcollet hotel
Monday evening from to 10 o clock for
Mrs. Carr and a number of prominent w
r: G. women who viii accompany her to
Minneapolis. A committee of G A r.
women from both cities will meet the
visitors In St Paul Monday afternoon and
escort them to MINNEAPOLIS
''The Snow Capped Sisters" a family
representing many nationalities, enter
tanned a large audience last evening at
the Park Congregational church Each
of the sisters wore on their heads high
peaked caps of white paper, and each was
dressed in the costume Of the country She
represented Mrs. j. B. Baird was an
entertaining Granny Snow. The following
people comprised the family: Miss Pattie