The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-01-04
LUNCHEON and CARDS
MRS. w. A. MILLER ENTERTAINs A
COMPANY OF LADIES AT
EUCHRE
PARTY AT THE BABIES HOME

PARTY AT THE BABIES HOME
Judge and Mrs. Geo. d. Young VIII
Entertain q Number of Friends at
Their Summit Avenue HOme-New
Visitors Appointed for the Free
Dispensary-Theate Party Given
by Mrs. KaIman.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. N. Saunders, Of Sum-
NIT avenue. gave q flower and ribbon
german last evening at Elks' hall. The
party was given for Miss Saunders and
Miss Caroline Saunders, and the guests
included the boys and girls of the young
er set who are home from college for the
holidays. The cotilion was one Of the
prettiest danced this season in st. Paul,
the dainty gowns of the girls and the
simple but artistic decorations combin-
ing a charming ensemble of harmonious
colors Danz's orchestra played for the
dancing. The musicians were screened
behind robes of tall palms and palms
were also grouped in various hooks
We're draped on the walls and the IA
vor table, canopied with pink ribbons.
was covered with flower favors. Mrs.
Saunders, Mrs. Kenneth Clark and Mrs.
c. j. A. Morris presided over the favor
table. The german was led by Mr..
Edward Saunders. The gowns of the
receiving women were: Mrs. Saunders,
white brocaded silk, white lace; Mrs.
Kenneth Clark, black jetted net over
black silk; Mrs. Morris, white brocaded
silk, white lace; Miss Cornelia Saunders,
white silk, with overdress of white Par
is muslin; Miss Caroline Saunders, Dres-
den organdie over yellow taffeta.
Among the dancers were: Mr. and
Mrs. L. L. c. Brooks, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert H. Kirk, Miss Bonnie Ransom,
the Misses Hill, Miss Abbie Livingston,
Miss Mamie Livingston, Miss Davis. Misc
Taylor, Miss Ethel Taylor, Miss Bailey,
of Bridgston, Conn; Miss Lila Finch,
Miss Bancroft, Miss Bum, Miss Boards
ley, Miss Alice Pope, Miss Elsie Pope,
Miss Young, Miss Rogers, Miss Kath-
erne Johnson, Miss Lillian De Cos
ter, Messrs. Edward Saunders,
hugh Burrs, Ramsey Furness, Mason
Prouty, N. P. Langford, J. D. Lewis.
Meredith Bend, M. ]. Boyle.
Mrs w. A. Miller entertained a com
pany Of twenty women at euchre party
yesterday afternoon at her home on Car
roll street. The rooms were decorated
with evergreens, mis- ,letoe and holly. The
hostess was assisted by Mrs. Charles
Treadwell, Of Minneapolis, and Miss Du-
irene.
Mrs. c. s. Mellen will entertain at
luncheon today at her home on Summit
avenue.
The board of managers Of the Babies
home will give the second of a series OF
card parties Thursday afternoon, Jan. IS,
at the Metropolitan hotel. Mrs. A. P.
Moss, Mrs. George W. Magee and Mrs.
Il. A. Barker will have charge of the
party. r.
The Ladies Aid Society of the House
of Hope Church will meet next Tuesday
in the parlors of the church. Mrs Com
stock and Mrs. Hopewell Clark will have
charge of the work.
Judge and Mrs. George B. Young will
entertain a number of friends at supper
this evening at their home on Summit
avenue. After supper the guests will
play euchre.
Mise Mor;ov, CophOrp mill oiva 1unch-
con today at her home on Summit ave-
nue..
Miss Wolsey, of Selma, Ala, will be
guest of honor at a theater party given
this evening by Miss Cecilia Kalman, of
| Summit avenue.
DR.. and Mrs. Chamberlain, of Dayton
avenue, will entertain the Dayton Ave-
nue. Neighborhood club this evening.
| Mrs. Charles p Noyes, of Virginia
| avenue, has issued invitations for d
| large dancing party to be given next
| Thursday evening at Summit hall, Laurel
| avenue
At the January meeting of the man
aging board of the Free Dispensary, held
yesterday at the dispensary, Mrs. New
bold and Mrs. Forete were appointed Wis
| itors for this month. Mrs. Maurice
Auerbach and Mrs Jaggar were appoint
| ed on an entertainment committee to
report at the next meeting Of the
board.
/ At o'clock yesterday afternoon Mr.. E.
| S. Williams and Miss. Anna Jameson
were united in marriage at the home of
the brides mother, Mrs. Janett Jameson,
| 260 Ig.lehart street. Rev c. w. Scovel, OF
the House of Hope church, performed
the ceremony in the presence of 100 guests,
including several from Duluth, Mankato
and Minneapolis. The happy couple left
for the East last night for short trip.
Miss Saunders and Miss Caroline
Saunders; who have been spending the
holidays with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs E N. Saunders, of Summit ave-
nue., will leave this evening for Boston,
where they are attending school.
Link No 10, Order of the Iron Chain
gave a large card party last evening
i at Central hall. Cards were played al
eighteen tables. The committee in
charge was: Mrs. D. Tanner, Mrs. Rich
Mrs. Peters, Mrs. Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs
| Newcome and H. H. Kent. Prizes
Mrs J. ]. Nelson, J. A. Burns and b,
| Hutchins.
Miss schurmeier, of Crocus hill, who
has been spending the holidays In st.
| Paul, will return this week to Cambridge
college, Boston.
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