The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-25

the Misses Maud Blanchett. Emma Smith.
rett, A. Bertossi, Isabel Scarrett; Messrs.
Fred Craig, Matte Blanchett George
Thera, Fred Smith, A. Mccormick, A.
Cordel and Charles Scarrett. The even
Prizes were awarded to Mrs. McMiilin.
Miss Scarrett. Mr.. Thera and Mr. Scar
rett.
The Valentine band gave a Quaker tea
Faay a4an at the home of Miss
Cation was assisted by Miss Alice Serb
er, Miss Ethel Clark, Miss Ella Waite.
Miss Nora Graves and Miss Ruth Cal
ton. The young ladies all wore colonial
costumes. Miss Ethel Waite had charge
Of the popcorn. The entertainment con-
sisted of musical programme, the fol-
Miss Margaret Litner, Mrs Chase and
Frank Cation. Miss Alice Schriber and
Miss Shirley Fales recited.. The proceeds,
a little more than $40. will be given to
the Day nursery.
on Wednesday evening at her home on
Kent street by a large number of her
young friends The. evening was spent
those present were: Misses Bessie Maui
rice, Tillie Stelzner, Mary Fisher, Mamie
Shuster, Iden Brennan, Lena Crosse,
Mamie o,Neil, Alice o,Neil. Florence
Hickey, Mamie Brown. Grace Mcclure,
Connie Allison, Katie Lee, Frances Dow
die, Lottie Dowdle, Maud Stocton, and
Messrs. Roy Henry, John Harrington,
Patrick Dowdle, Fred Hany, Oscar Stelz-
ner Edward Zietlow, George Kelly. Will
lie Kelly.
The guests were all att1red in colonial
costumes and the following were pres
emit: Miss Anna Moberg, Miss Anna
Landin, Miss Emma Moberg, Miss Maude
Blanchette. Miss Anna sanden, Miss A.
Magner, Miss Elsa Johnson, Miss Amelia
Roy, Miss Mamma Hart. Miss Beatrix
Hunt, DR.. Lampey; Messrs; e. Dahl, l..
Charles Sphinx, Carl johnson. A. Johnson.
A. Hunt, G; Landin, 7. Moberg. w. Mo-
berg, L. Lillydale. A. Eckwall
Miss Laura Beulke entertained at a
progressive cineh party, Friday evening
Buelke was assisted by Miss Tessie
Ketchum. The rooms were decorated
with daybreaks. carnations and smilax
Schneider. Minnie Gohlke. A. Bosled, L.
I Collatz and F. o. German Cards were
played at nine tables.
A very enjoyable colonial party was
given by Miss Agnes Eckwall, Iglehart
games and music. followed by New
England lunch, were the main features Of
| the evening. Miss EckwalI was assisted
&rs mrs + K g. Ee enS Miss MIS- Mob aydae
! Mrs. Abel Anderson, of 693 York street
| was pleasantly surprised last "Wednesday
afternoon by about seventy-flye friendS
1 A tea set was presented to Mrs. Ander.
son by the guests. Mrs. Elias Johnson
! Mrs. S. Anderson Mrs. SWenson and Miss
Hedman were in charge
The U. T. D. Cinch club was entertain
ed Saturday evening. Feb II. by Mr. And
Mrs. j. label at their home on Case
street. Those winning prizes were: Mrs.
/ Schnaith, Mrs. Holland and Mrs. Busch.
Mt John ,2h Fischer, Mr.. Gross and Mr..
The .'Auf weder sehn" Euchre club
| was entertained Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs. Toltz, Of Woodward avenue Fa-
yors were won by Mrs. G; Trudeau. Mrs.
| Kraes and Mrs. Justus. The next hostess
4 will be Mrs Kraes, of University avenue
! Miss Keefe of Ramsey street, enter
| tanned the Lincoln Euchre club Tuesday
afternoon Those winning prizes were:
and Mrs. Fisher. Mrs. Lenihan, of Lin
] coin avenue, will entertain next
The Misses Spettel. of College avenue.
entertained at cards Monday evening.
Favors were won by Mrs. 8. B. schlitz.
Miss Jeanette Conable entertained at
| Cards Wednesday evening at her home
on Grand avenue. She was assisted by
Mrs. Conable and Miss Elizabeth Dennis
Mrs. Gardner entertained at progress
sive euchre Monday evening. High scores
were made by Mrs. Sherman Edgington,
Mrs. Frank Stewart, F. Stewart, s. Ed
gington and j. w. LIE May.
Bonnie and daughter Veronica Monday
Afternoon at their home. 32S East Con-
gress street.
Mrs. William Barbeau. 1852 Carroll
street. entertained the Jolly Six club
Wednesday evening. Covers were laid
for twelve.
Mrs. w. A. Miller entertained informal
ly Thursday evening at her home on
Carroll street for her sister. Mrs J. E..
Brandt.
Miss Bates and Mss Jewett gave a