The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-28
MIN WITHOUT A COUNTRY
HIS CREATOR TO BE A GUEST OF
ST. PAUL PEOPLE
TODAY
SOCIAL NEWS OF THE CITY
Items of Interest Concerning the
DOings of the Local Social
World - Personal
Mention.
SOCIAL NEWS OF THE CITY

World = Personal
Mention.
Rev. Edward Everett Hale, preacher,
author and social student, whose HMan
Without a Country has made his liame
household word far beyond the fame
of his eloquence, his earnestness and his
labors for humanity at closer range, is to
be the guest of st. Paul for a day or
two. with his daughter, Miss Ellen D.
Hale
The Boston divine, who, but a year ago,
resigned the pastorate Of the old South
church in Boston, is to occupy the pulpit
of Unity church tomorrow morning, and
they will be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
C. w. Ames, of Grand avenue, during
their stay in this city.
The White Rose Social club gave
dancing party last evening at Sherman
hail.
Miss Hubbard, of SeIby avenue, enter
tanned the Uneeda Rest camping party
Thursday evening, in honor of Miss Daisy
and Miss Estelie Clifford, who leave soon
to make their home in Chicago.
A reception will be given this evening
at the Deaconesses' nome on Fuller
street.
Mrs: P. G. WaIther gave a silver. tea
yesterday afternoon at her home on Good
rich avenue. for the benefit of Woodland
Park Baptist church. -
One of the pretty 1nncheons of the sea-
son was that given Thursday afternoon
by Mrs. John II. Bidleman in her apart
ments at the Aberdeen. 1t was the
second of a series; the hostess having en-
tertained a number OF the younger
matrons last Thursday in honor Of Mrs.
Edgar B. Barton, one of the spring brides.
The guest of honor yesterday was Mrs.
S. Williams Nelsonss a sister-in-law of
Judge Nelson, Who,has spent the winter
in ST. Paul and who returns shortly to
her home in New York. Yesterdays
luncheon was a buffet affair served at
five small tables arranged in the draw
ing room and library. The rooms We're
fraught with beautiful flowers, 4giftS to
the hostess from many of her friends.
Mrs. Bidleman was assisted by Mrs. Jud-
son Wade Bishops Mrs. Fs..ss B. kellogg,
Miss Emma Nelson and Mrs. Roberts G,
Hine. Mr. and Mrs 5Bldlenan leave-next
month for their summer home at Dell
wood.
The parlors of Plymouth Congre gationa1
rooms Thursday evening and Decorated
with potted plants and cut flowers 5aill
honor of the church's new pastor and his
wife, Rev. and Mrs, Morrison. The re-
ception was. rendered eNr. and Mrs. Nor
rison by the Ladiesss Society," Circle OF
Plymouth Church, and a large number of
the congregation Were present to formally
welcome the pastor and his wife to their
new field of labor A number of ad-
dresses of welcome were made to which
Mr. Morrison responded expressing his
f1,,.I
him and his wife. Refreshments we're
served last evening by the following won-
en-: Mrs. Frank Jackson, Mrs. J. Jack
son, Mrs, JesIin, Mrs. Degraw and Mrs
A large number of guests, the majority
of them attired in carnival costumes, at
tended the Easter fete given Thursday
evening by the Parish Aid Society OF st.
PauPs Church at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Hiram F. Stevens on Sherburne
avenue. The house was brilliantly light
ed and the different rooms We're decorated
with cut flowers and potted 7plants. The
wives Of the vestrymen of st. PauPs
church received. They. were assisted by
Mrs. Crouch, Mrs. Powell, Mrs. Simpson,
and Mrs. Blakeley. Mrs. Cundey and
Mrs. M. r; Brown had charge of the
lemonade. The dining room was presided
over by Mrs. Horace Smith, Mrs. Jurgens
and Mrs. Parsons. Tea was served. from
a prettfly- decorated tea table by Mrs
WI Wills S,Ll and !, Mrs Hale Mrs. J. W. Bass
and Mrs. Schultz served ice cream. There
was an impromptu musical programme
followed by dancing:
Mrs Watson Davidson, and Mrs B. H
Schriber entertained about twenty-five
young women Thursday afternoon at the
residence of Mrs. Schriber, on Fairmount
avenue, at an informal thimble bee and
linen shower. Miss Susanne Donaldson
was guest of honor.
Prof. ]. Fenwick gave a piano rectal
THURSDAY evening at the residence of Mr..
w. H Elsinger, St. Anthony Park He
was assisted by Master Charles Parker
Collision and Master Andrew Maclering,
musical MI was in honor of Miss Josephine
Elsinger, and was splendid treat Mr..
Fenwick played selections by Mendels-
sohn-Bethoven-Leizst Sousa.
The marriage of Miss Charlotte Kirke
Meginn to Robert G. kirkland, son of the
late Admiral Kirkland, took place Mon
day morning in st. Patrick.s church,
Kansas City, Mo. The wedding was a
very quiet one, witnessed only by in
innate friends. The bride wore, her CO.
ing away gown of gray broadeIeth and
carried bunch of Bride roses. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kirkland left Immediately for the
East. They will sail for abroad May 2.
Their future home will be in the city of
Mexico. The bride formerly resided with
her parents, in st. Paul.
Mrs. F. W. Schneider, of West Wini-
fred street, gave a dancing party Tues
day evening for her daughter Anna. The
hostess was assisted by Miss Martha
SchreibeT, Messrs. Leland, Princeu, Hos
letter and Boettcher.. q
Mrs. E. NJ Wilcox, of the Windsor,
viii leave Sunday night, for New York
from whence she Nzilf sail for Paris
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schumacher, of
Holly avenue, will spend the summer at
MMinnetonka M beach, occupying the Par
fridge cottage
Mrs. Francis Maley of Goodrich ave-
nue., is entertaining her sister, Mrs Wal
ter >. Taylor, of Chicago.
Mrs. A. T. Bige1ow. of Merriam Park.
has returned from Marshall
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. T.sGates and Miss Amy
Early are at Bald Eagle lake for the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry J. Fitz will spend
the summer at Bald Eagle lake..
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas McIver, of Oak
dale avenue, have returned from the
East.
Mr.. and Mrs A. H. Warren, of Port
land avenue, have taken the Driscoll res
idence On Summit avenue.
Miss Hammerly, of Iglehart street, is
entertaining Mrs. Van Garrett, of Water
Mr.. and Mrs NJ f. Patterson. of Crocus
place, will go to White Bear next week