The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-22
ROSES And JONQUILS|
MRS. NELSON AND MRS. HARRIS
JOIN IN A BRILLIANT RE-
CEPTION


CEPTION
AT THE HOME OF THE FORMER
Rooms Elaborately Decorated With
Cut Flowers, Palms and Vines,
Red and Yellow Predominating-
Roses In the Library, Tulips and
and Jonquiis in the Dining Room.
Mrs. George M. Nelson, Of Summit ave
nue., and Mrs. S. V. Harris, of the Ryan
hotel, gave a large reception yesterday
afternoon at the home of the former
The rooms were decorated with cut flow
ers, palms and vines, the two colors, red
and yellow, predominating in the floral
decorations. Roses were used exclusive
ly in the library, tulips and carnations In
the reception hall, and jonquiis in the
dining room. Mrs C. G. Titcomb, Mrs.
Christian Fry and Mrs. Victor Gilman
had charge of the dining ROOM Others
assisting were Mrs. Harry 7. Black, Mrs.
Thomas McDavitt and Mrs. Albert Will
kinson. Musical numbers were rendered
during the afternoon by an italian string
trio. Mrs. Harris wore a gown of black
taffeta with over dress of black jetted
net. Mrs. Nelson was gowned in blue
and white foulard.
Mrs. Louise Butler, of the Portland, left
yesterday for La Crosse, Wis, where she
will be married next Tuesday to John P.
Fetter, manager OF the w. A. Roose-
welt company of that city. The wedding
will take place at the home of the uncle
of the bride elect, Comptroller LATE
Holmes. 1t will be a very quiet affair,
witnessed only by relatives and intimate
friends. Mrs. M. e. Rawlinson, of the
Portland, left for La Crosse also yester-
day to attend the wedding.
Mrs Hopewell Clark gave a tea yester-
day afternoon, at her home on Portland
avenue, receiving about 100 women. The
rooms were decorated with roses and
palms. Mrs. C. Wilbur received with the
hostess. Punch was served by Mrs. Wal
ter Bowen. Others assisting were Mrs.
Samuel Dyer, Mrs. Sanford, Mrs. Green,
Mrs James McCaskey, DR.. Mary Towers
of Minneapolis; Miss Margaret Thomp-
son. Miss Haynes, Miss Gooding and Miss
Laura Postlethwaite, of Philadelphia.
Members of the Thursday club win
give q tea at the Aberdeen today for
their men friends. Miss Sue Willis will
read a paper.
Miss .Arey will entertain at her hons
on Hague avenue tomorrow evening.
The Lower Town Mothers club met
yesterday afternoon at the Hawthorne
school. Mrs H. w. Slack presided. The
petition that is being circulated by the
State Federation of Womens clubs in
regard to the proposed national park was
read by Mrs. Slack at yesterdays meet
ing and signed by all the club members.
Miss CHM gave report Of the state fed
grafton breakfast. Selections were read
from Mrs Proudfit's book Mothers
deals Prof. Weeks, of the state uni
versity, will speak on Dentistry at the
next meeting of the club, to be held
Wednesday March Z.
The marriage Of Miss Susie Rotter.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. F. x. Rotter,
and Anthony A Yost will take place this
afternoon at o'clock at Assumption
church Mr.. and Mrs. Yoss will be at
home at 3S6 Fort street.
Mrs. Charles l.. Haas and Mrs. Anth.
ony Yoerg have cards out for a recep-
ton to be given Monday afternoon at
the latter's residence on George street.
The Ladies Aid Society of Bethesda
Rebecca Lodge, I. o. 0. F., will give d
card and quilt party Saturday evening,
March II, at Odd Fellows hall for tho
benefit of the furnishing fund of the Odd
Fellows home at Northfield.
The social hop given by Washington
Lodge No. "a, Knights Of Pythias, last
evening at Bowlby hall was very largely
attended The hall was deliberately dec
Grated for the occasion, the music by the
Bostonian orchestra was excellent, and
the whole affair very decided success
The committees in charge were: Ar
rangenfents, B. Goodman, Harry Jacobs,
F. ]. Angel, James Sweeney, Aaron
Poupeney; floor, Moses Perlman, 1sadore
Pavian, Samuel Paviap, Andrew Swan
son. Samuel Ffron and Charles Kiefer-
stein; refreshments, Alexander Keriaki-
des, Andrew Swanson and Charles Zalk.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs Simon Lipfitz, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Tankenoff, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Laheur,
Mr. and Mrs. H. Jacobs, Mr.. and Mrs. /.
Bear, Mr. and Mrs Nathan Tankenoff,
Mrs. Racovski, Mrs. K. Scmuckler,. Of
Marshfield, Wis; Mrs. Tolstenoff, Mrs. J..
Gerber, of Chicago, the Misses Levansky,
the Misses Pavian, the Misses Lipfitz the
Misses Perlman, the Misses Shapiro, Miss
Sarah Racovski, Miss Sarah Nemarofski,
Miss Eta Burton and Messrs r. w. Bell,
P E. Murphy, P. Scannell and Herman
Shark.
An Eau Claire, Wis, dispatch of yes
terday says: .'E. ]. Adamsor, represent
alive of W. ]. Dyer & Bro, of St. Paul,
and Mrs Olga Bartlett were married this
morning, and went East. They will be
at home at the Stanley house, Chippewa
widow of Sumner P. Bartlett, of this city,
who died in the army in Puerto Rico
Rev. John Sinclair left last evening
for some poine in the South, where he
will spend few weeks for his health.
His doctor has said that rest is abso-
| lutely necessary. Since his accident four
ing from pain in his back and head.
The Laurel Cycle club gave its fourth
anniversary ball last night at the Ryan
hotel. The guests danced in the dining
room, which was decorated with palms
and vines and the colors Of the club, pur-
pie and green From $50 to $50 the st.
Anthony Hill orchestra gave promenade
concert and following it there was a
dance programme Of twenty numbers. G.