The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-01-11
In THE SOCIAL WORLD
MRS. w. III. TOPPING ENTERTAINs
AT EUCHRE IN HONOR OF
MRS. G. f. SMITH
WELCOME MODERN wooDMEN

Ladies Oh the Royal Ne1SnDOrs Or-
ganize to Help Entertain the
WOOdmen In I0OI-Jacl1sOn-Drew
Mothers Club Meets and Discusses
Paper Read by the President
Club VIII Have "a Library.
Mrs. III. w. Topping gave a large
euchre yarty yesterday afternoon at her
home on Summit avenue, in honor of Mrs.
G. F. Smith, of Hastings 1t was one of
the prettiest euchres of the season, the
floral appointments being exceedingly
handsome. American Beauty roses and
hyacinths were used chiefly in the decora-
lions. The fireplaces were filled in
with hyacinths, and the roses were
punched in jardinieres. The hostess was
assisted by Miss Summerville, of Toron-
to; Mrs. Foley and Miss Nellie Foley.
Euchre favors were won by Mrs. G.. w.
Magee, Mrs. Timothy Foley, Mrs. Stees
and Mrs. E. B. Swygart. The following
were entertained Mrs. Swygart, Mrs. w.
H. S. Wright, Mrs. T. F. Mccormick,
Mrs. A. j. Stone, Mrs Timothy Foley,
Mrs. John w. Willis, Mrs. Frederick e.
Rice, Mrs. A. B. Plough, Mrs. John Tay
lor, Mrs w. G. Jones, Mrs. +. V. Hey
derstaedt, Mrs. F. w. Hurry, Mrs. Ran
dali, Mrs. j. p. Gribben, Mrs. Putnam,
Mrs. Charles Fee, Mrs. Orme, Mrs.
Ancller, Mrs. Hart, Mrs. Fry, Mrs. Gill
lette, Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Mannheimer,
Mrs. w. E. Dadmun, Mrs. C. A. Dibble,
Mrs. Butler, Mrs. Jefferson, Mrs. Steven
son, Mrs. Lindeke, Mrs. H. c. Smith, Mrs
A. a Cratsenberg, Mrs. Cook, Mrs.
Jones, Mrs. Warner, Mrs. Schiffmann,
Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Westphal, Mrs. De
Lano, Mrs. Stees, Mrs. Dang, Mrs Hugh
son, Mrs. Wells, Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Wal
theirs, Mrs Franklin Floete, Mrs. l.. A.
Fullgraff, Mrs. Michaud, Mrs. Gooding,
Mrs Ellison, Mrs. Magee, Mrs. Muir,
Miss Ollie Freeman, Miss Mamie Bowlin,
Miss Crogan.
The Jackson-Drew Mothers club met
yesterday afternoon at the Jackson-Drew
school Mrs. c. M. Bailey president of
the general board of Mothers clubs in
st. Paul, read paper on Importance
of Mothers Clubs written by DIR. Mary
Ward Allen and read by her before the
Texas congress of Mothers clubs. A
general discussion followed the paper,
served coffee and cake. The club is col
lecting a library for the club members,
each being assessed each month for the
purchase of books Mrs. David Ramaley
and Mrs. Bailey were appointed on COM
mittee yesterday to purchase new books.
The ST. Paul central committee of Roy
al Neighbors met at Odd Fellows hall
yesterday afternoon to discuss plans and
perfect an organization for the entertain
ment of the Modern Woodmen's conven-
ton, which will be held in st. Paul In
1901. The following officers were elected:
President, Mrs. Lizzie Longaker; secre-
.tary, Mrs Eva Crawford; treasurer, Mrs.
G. c. Collins. The following committee
was appointed to look up headquarters:
Mrs. Lott Royal Oak camp; Mrs. Bron-
son, Harmony camp; Mrs. Pringle, Cap
itola camp; Mrs. Prindle, Maple Leaf
camp; Mrs. Robinson, Prosperity camp;
Mrs Bracket, Starlight camp. A COM
rnittee was also appointed to arrange for
a union dance, to be given Easter Men
day night On the committee are: Mrs.
Collins, Royal Oak; Mrs. Lemon, Har-
mony; Mrs. Fallow, Capito1a; Mrs. Drew
ry, Maple Leaf; Mrs. Rensberg, Prosper
ity; Mrs. Eva Crawford, Starlight. Sat
urday, Jan. 81 the committee will hold
another meeting at Odd Fellows hail..
The Professional League of st. Paul will
give a reception Monday afternoon from
to $50 In the league rooms, Raudenbush
building, in honor of Louis c. Elston, of
Boston.
Mrs. Augustine Langford entertained a
number of young men and women at an
informal tea at her home on Laurel ave
nue. The guests of honor were: Mrs. H.
w. Underwood, Miss Kicker, Mrs. How
ard Morris and Miss Julia Stephenson. of
Milwaukee.
The annual meeting of the managing
board of the free dispensary will be held
next Wednesday,
La Sale Camp No. 7, Woodmen of the
World gave a dancing party last even
ing at Central hall. The ST. Anthony Hill
orchestra played for the dancing. The
grand march was led by Judge and Mrs.
Bazille On the entertainment commit
tee were: J. H Bourgeault, j. R. Patnode,
J. Quesnel, L. LIE Feyre and f. Cariveau.
Nobility lodge, Degree of Honor, auxil-
larry to A. O. W., gave large card party
last evening at Central hall. On the COM
mittee were: Mrs. Martha Hyland,i Mrs.
Adele Haggerman, Miss Maud Fitz-
gerald, Mrs Emma Maurice, Mrs. Hattie
Fitzgerald. Mrs. Sarah Haney and Mrs.
Emma Fuller
The White Bear Social club gave a
dancing party last evening at Sherman
hall Pepins orchestra played for the
dancing On the committee Were: j. EN-
NETT, Thomas Kavanagh and j. kava-
nagh
The marriage of Miss. Edna Dawson
and Lafayette Alfreds, of Minnea polls,
was quietly solemnized yesterday after
moon al O. clock at the Cathedral parochial
house Father Lawler performed the
ceremony. Miss Flora Dawson, sister of
the bride, was. maid of. honor, and Mr..
Wisonger was best man. An informal re-
ception was held last evening at the
brides home, on East Tenth street. Mr..
and Mrs. Alfreds will reside in Minneap-
oils.
Mrs. Walter Cakes and daughter, of Ia
coma who have been the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Cortland M. Taylor, of Macku-
bin street, left yesterday for their home
in Tacoma.
Miss Gilman, of New York, is the guest
of Miss Moves, of Virginia avenue.
nue., will entertain Mrs. Theodore
Thomas, of Chicago. during her stay in
ST. Paul.
Mrs. F. T. Parlin, of the Aberdeen, is
visiting In Chicago
Miss Carol Moves, of Virginia avenue,
has returned from the East.
Mrs. George Squires of Summit court,