The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-08
THE S0CIaL
WORLD.

The st. Paul German club gave it's first
cotillIon of the season last evening at
Summit hall, corner of Laurel avenue
and Mackubin street. The party was a
brilliant opening Of the clubs social sea-
son. Many Of the debUtantes of this
year were present and a number of out
of-town girls. The beautiful ballroom
was decorated with punches of chrysan-
themums and American Beauty roses.
Tall palms furnished the necessary foil
age. The party was chaperoned by Mrs.
Samuel d. Sturgis, Mrs. H. M. Douglass,
Mrs. Wallace c. Winter and Mrs c. F.
Moves. The guests were received by
A. w. Lindeke, w w. Price and r. D.
Stewart. The ST. Anthony Hill orchestra
played for the dancing. Julian Kirby
was leader of the cotillion, which was
danced at II o'clock.
Among the dancers last evening were:
Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Moves, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Wilder Merriam, Mr.. and Mrs. N. P.
Langford Jr., Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Cor
don. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Parker, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. D. Wilkes, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
James, Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Onslaught
messy Jr., Mrs. Samuel D. Sturgis, Mr.
and Mrs. F. M. Douglas, Miss Pauline
Ferguson, Miss Finch, Miss Lila Finch,
the Misses Hill, Day, Katherine johnson,
Catherine Abbott, Blanche Clough, Kath-
crime Richards Gordon, Pope, Auerhach,
Livingston, Noyes, Saunders, Lanpher,
Holbert, Young, Noyes, Stevenson, of
Boston: Bancroft and De Coster; Messrs
w. W. Price A. w. Lindeke, Julian N.
Kirby, F. R. BlgeIow, H. w. c. Bow
dom, Fitzhugh Burns, Robert D. Stewart,
John S. Dalrymple, L. w. Hill, Rich
mond P. Warner James N. Hill, E. N
Saunders Jr.. Charles Nelson Jr., Carl
Taylor, William Finch, E. B. Holbert,
DR.. Harry Richie, Sidney B. Dean, Will
To-, - n
Frank w. Lightner, Charles D. Matte
son, Fred Weyerhaeuser, of CIoquet; W.
o. Stout, J. S. Stone, Louis Forepaugh.
The women of the Dayton Avenue
Presbyterian church gave their annual
rainbow bazaar yesterday afternoon and
evening in the parlors of the CHURCH.
Each table was decorated in one of the
colors of the rainbow and the effect was
decidedly artistic. In addition to the
booths, tea was served in a miniature
japanese tea house by the following
women in Oriental costume: Mrs West,
lake, Mrs. Darling, Mrs Dana, Miss
Westlake, Miss Black and Miss Harrie
Lewis. The booths were in charge Of
the following women: White, Mrs.
Stringer, Mrs. Frost, Mrs F. L. Breen,
Mrs. II. ]. McAfee; yellow, Mrs. Van
derWarker, Miss Prouty, Miss Vera
Angel, Miss Marian Carpenter, Miss
Janet Dunlap, Miss Linda Reed; green,
Miss Dunlay, Mrs. Moore, Miss Lyon,
Mrs. Conger. Mrs. Howard Ware, Miss
Ware, Miss Garrow Miss Stevenson.
Miss Walker, Mrs. Means and Miss
Brack ard Mrs. Mabon; blue, Mrs High
berger, Miss Gallasch, Miss Brawley,
Miss Perry, Mrs. Alexander, Mrs.
Matt Clark, Mrs. c. E. Clark, Mrs. s. r.
Stimson, Mrs. Newell Clapp, Mrs Shirk,
Mrs. Barnet; red. Mrs. Haydn s. Cole.
Mrs. Shepherd, Mrs. Eeals, Mrs. Macart
ney, Miss I.usk. Miss Grant and Miss
Barnet; pink, Mrs. McF<illigan, Mrs.
Sanderson, Miss Jones and Mrs. Perry
Mrs. c. F.. Burch had charge of an
orange tree.
The Ladies' Social Circle of the Poo
pies church held its annual sale of fancy
articles yesterday afternoon and evening
in the parlors of the church The fol-
lowing women had charge: Fancy work
booth, Mrs. Asa F. Goodrich, Mrs Brant
and Mrs. Albert Wilson; home made
candy. Mrs. A. H. Goodrich. Mrs. j. B.
Ridout. Flowers We're sold in one of the
smaller rooms. Miss Smith had charge.
assisted by a number Of the young
women of the church. Supper was
served at 6 o'clock. Mrs. Warner and
Mrs. Strait we in charge In the even
ing the young PEOPLE Of the church gave
an entertainment. Among those who
took part were Miss Hamnerly and the
Misses Lohlker.
The Elks gave their second Informal
card and dancing party last evening at
Elks' hall. About loo guests were enter.
tanned. Cards were played until 10
o'clock after which there was dancing
Seibert's orchestra played. On the re-
ception committee were Harry Hardick
J. B. Baker and Charles Letbrock
Favors ct cards were won by Mrs. E F.
Zimmerman, Mrs. William Hamm,
Judge Orr and Charles Hauser.
The Lincoln School union held it's open
ing annual reception yesterday afternoon
in the kindergarten rooms of the school,
Burr and Collins streets. Rev. Homer C.
Ashcraft, president Of the union. had