The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-10
IN ST. PAUL
60 SOCIETY

Mr.. and Mrs F. D. Willis entertained at
euchre last evening at their home on
Laurel avenue. The rooms were at
tractively decorated with pink roses and
carnations, palms and ferns. The hostess
was assisted by Miss Kate Conley. The
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. William Dam
pier, Mr. and Mrs j. Watson Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Ringold, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kreychie, Mr. and Mrs Ely, Mr.. and Mrs.
Belmeur and Mr.. and Mrs. Flannery, Of
Minneapolis.
Mrs H. E. Habighorst gave a large
reception from to yesterday afternoon
at her home on Goodrich avenue. An
abundance of cut flowers, palms and
ferns were used with tasteful effect In
the decorations Lilies and white carna-
tons were employed in the first drawing
room. In the rear drawing room the
decorations were entirely in pink. and
the dining room was in scarlet the hoods
of the candelabra matching the flowers.
The Twin City Mandolin club, stationed
in the reception hall, played during the
receiving hours. Mrs c. Miss and Miss
Spinks received with the hostess Mrs.
Habighorst was gowned in black grena-
dine over taffeta, with jet trimmings.
Mrs. Miss wore black crepon, trimmed
with pink brocaded velvet. Miss Spinks
dress of pink mousseline de sole. The
dining room was in charge of Mrs. Wal
ter Powers, of Minneapolis, and Mrs.
William Pease, assisted by Miss Florence
Krieger, Miss Freeman, Miss Wichman
and Miss Addie Matheis. In the tea room
up stairs Mrs. Galbraith had charge, as
sisted by Miss Lorena Galbraith and Miss
Helen Pfaff Punch was served in the
second drawing room by Mrs. M. Pfaff,
Nv Er1nk
Flossie Flluckholm. Over 200 guests call
ed during the receiving hours
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Miss Marie Ewertsen, contralto, gave
an interesting recital last evening in the
studios Of Mrs Vina Avery Smith and
M. Henry de Lorme. Miss Ewertsen was
assisted by Mr. julius Blaakstad, 'cellist.
Mrs Katherine Gray acted as accom-
PIANIST. A sweet voice, we'll selected
programme and a charming appearance
gained the young vocalist warm applause
and many flowers. Her numbers. were:
Spirit Song" Haydn; Eglogue, Delibes;
Love and Sorrow" Crowninshield; AS
With Wings Provided" Hahn; "A Song
of the Heart" Tunnison; an aria, Lass
Mich Nit Thranen," Handel; IAN Exile's
Song" and "a Mothers Song M. v.
White; a group of songs by Schumann,
Itch Grolle Nicht,'' IAN Den Sonen-
schein'' and "Fruhlingsnacht. Mr..
Blaakstads numbers were: Allitsen's
Like as the Heart Desireth" and Bizet's
"Agnus Del"
Myrtle Temple No. 2, .Rathbone Sisters,
gave Its first annual programme last
evening at Bowlby hall. The hall was
draped with the. American coters.s The
guests were received by Mrs. George
Spencer, Mrs. Mary-F. Earhoff, Mrs. Rob-
ert Grady, Mrs. c. Cook, Mrs. Louis En-
trup and Mrs. Louis. On the arrange
ment committee We're: Mrs. c. E. Stubbs,
Mrs Frank Whitmore, Mrs. Emma Rose,
Miss Minnie Hall and Miss Hattie Bige-
low The floor was in charge Of w. A.
Greer, George Spencer, Robert Grady,
Frank Baer and C. E, Stubs. Punch was
served by Mrs. Frank Whitmore. The
Minnesota State band played for the
dancing.
A musical and literary entertainment
was given last evening in the parlors OF
the Park Congregational church for the
benefit of the Sunday school orchestra.
The orchestra itself, under the direction
of w. w. Nelson, was present and play
ed several numbers. F. Fl. Ayres, basso,
sang: W. w. Nelson played on the violin,
and Mr. Harry Judson recited.
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The following women will assist at the
benefit euchre for the Babies home, to be
given at the West Side opera house Mon
day evening, Feb. 49, Mrs. Souther, Mrs.
L. T. Chamberlin, Mrs. "A. Yoerg, Mrs
]. ". l. Dodd, Mrs. v. ]. Hawkins, Mrs
| George r. Morrissey Mrs. George Doran,
Mrs. Will Doran, Mrs Willis Shaw, Mrs
Dale and Mrs. Johnston.
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Warner, of Col
lege avenue will leave next week for
Huntsville. Ala.
Mr. and Mrs. Kluckbolm, of Goodrich
avenue, have gone South.
Mrs. c. B. Thurston of Lincoln avenue,
is in Florida.
Mrs. S. A Thompson, of Tilton street,
| is in Chicago.
Mrs. Casper Ernst, of Harrington ave-
nue., will go to Chicago next week.
| Miss May Sheldon, who has been visit
| ing Miss De Vault, of st. Adams street,
! has returned to Mason City.