The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-27

5 asS rl Mr. and hpsK a9 Mr. and
Mrs. Shipman, Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Peet
ton Griggs, Mr.. and Mrs D. c. Reed,
Mrs. J. D; Lawler, MI and Mrs. Rogers,
R Pr ard Mrs w. MT snd Mr Mr a ahd
strong, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l.: Spen-
Ger, Miss Gilfillan, Miss Julia Rogers.
Miss Robbins. Miss Emily Robbins, Miss
Bum, Miss Frances Rogers, the Misses
Douglass, of Chicago; Miss Loughbor-
garet Mann, Miss Finch; Francis B.
Clarke, Edward Mclaughlin. of New
York; George P; Knowles, Of West Su-
K Drake, of New YORK Roscoe ea5 Crary,
of Chicago; L. L. Brown, of New York;
w r. Machines, of Winnipeg; M D.
Mum, Homer P. Clark, w. F; Trow-
J. 3. Hewitt, M: ]. Boyle, j. N Kirby,
L. T. famine, William Mitchell. John M.
Blakeley, Fitzhugh Burns.
The United Order of Foresters gave its
fourth annual bali last evening at Cam
bridge hall. The guests were received by
L. j. Hart, Mrs H. W. Schoonmaker,
James Drummond, G. L. Lytle, w. b.
Stoner c S. Suffer, A. NJ Eddy, Mrs.
Emma Brodie, S. A. Turner and James
Annette. A programme of fifteen num-
bers was danced the grand march being
led by Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Schoonmaker.
The floor was in charge of l.. Feeser, H.
L. Hart, F. W. Woolsey, P. ]. Hogan, c.
P. Montgomery, W. o. Wilson, w. ].
Manifold, George Mitchell, George H.
Mccullough and B. W. Gibbs. The ST.
Anthony Hill orchestra played for the
dancing.
Mrs. Charles L. Haas and Mrs. An
thony Ycerg gave large reception yes-
terday afternoon from to 6 at Mrs.
Haas residence on George street. An
abundance of cut flowers, palms and
ferns decorated the various rooms. The
two drawing rooms and the reception
room were in pink and green, carnations
and roses contrasting daintily with smilax
and ferns. Bunches of daffodils and
jonquils adorned the library and break
fast room. The decorations in the din.
ing room were scarlet, the centerpiece
on the table being mass of scarlet
carnations and maidenhair fern. Danz'S
orchestra, stationed in the upper hallway,
played during the receiving hours. Mrs.
Yoerg and Mrs Haas received alone in
the main drawing room. In the second
drawing room were Mrs. Gustav REM,
hIS JOIIli CloIk anu MIS-. T.. "A. <Adllon.
Punch was served in the breakfast room
by Mrs. J. G. Morrison, assisted by Miss
Nellie Kavanaugh and Miss O'Brien. The
dining room was in charge of Mrs. Hey.
derstaedt Mrs. v. j. Hawkins, Miss
Claire Mcdonald, of Kansas City; Miss
Mamie Kelly, Miss Nellie Prendergast,
Miss Julia Donnelly and Miss Mae Clark
About 300 women called during the re.
ceiving hours.
zenda Branch No. 20, Order of the Iron
Hall, gave a dancing party last evening
at Odd Fellows hall Hilyard's orches-
ira played for the dancing, the grand
march being led by Mr.. and Mrs. James
Morrow. On the committee were: Mrs
M. E. Hartman, Miss Collier, Miss Web
ster, Miss Thompson Miss Rachel Ross
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Kjellberg were
rendered a surprise Saturday evening at
their home on East Cook street. Mr. C.
s. Benson, on behalf of the guests, pre-
scented the host and hostess with a silver
coffee set The evening was spent in dam
cling and card playing.
Miss Stone entertained Friday evening
in honor of Miss Peake, of Wabasha,
MINI.
The Social and Military club was form
ed last week by prominent young men of
the northern part of the city, under the
captaincy of Capt. Schildknecht former