The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-09


A district meeting Of Rebekah lodges,
I. o. o. F., was held at Central hall.
Over 100 lodge members were present, In
Guiding representatives from lodges in
Saltwater, st. Paul Park, West st. Paul
and the city proper.
Helen K. Fowler, district president,
presided. Plans for the good of the or
der were discussed in an informal way
and there was a question box. The lo>
cal lodges served supper in the hall at
o'clock, the following women having
charge: Mrs. M Gordy, Miss O. TAFT,
Mrs. KHtie Holt and Mrs. Ristine. In
the evening the meeting was adjourned to
Odd Fellows hall, where a musical and
literary programme was given. Miss
Goodman, Miss M Gordy, Miss Mile
Niece and A. L. Bolton recited, and Miss
E. Gordy played. Mrs. Fowler and Mrs.
Eunice McCoIvile, CT Minneapolis, spoke.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. M Van Duzee gave a
house warming reception last evening at
their new home on Goodrich avenue
Bowls of cut flowers frightened the vari-
Gus rooms. The dining room was in pink
pink satin ribbons and pink carna-
lions forming an effective decoration
Mrs Van DuZee was assisted by
Mrs. G. A. Van Duzee, Mrs. F. N
Van Duzee, Mrs D. D. Smith and Mrs
E. Jones, of Anoka. The following young
women also assisted: Miss Bessie Over
of Anoka; Miss Charlotte Moore, Miss
Ruth Kniss and Miss Hazel Fockler. The
guests last evening were chiefly mem
Of he irCt Ra Mt
cation, of which church Mr.. and Mrs
Van Duzee have been members for ovel
twenty-siX years.
Mrs. George NJ. Space entertained the
Alpha Charity Euchre club Wednesday
evening at her home on Iglehart street
Cards were played at eight tables. The
fayors were won by Mrs. Frank Dufresne
Mrs. Van Slyke, Frank Stevens and w
S. Thorn.
Schiller Grove No 8, U. A. o. D., gave
a euchre party last evening at Unity
Central hall. Cards were played at TWEEN.
ty tables. On the arrangement commit
tee were: Albert Hanft, Hugo Hanft anG
H. F. Schwabe. Prizes were won by
Messrs. Bunde, Pamperin, Schaefer an6
Henry Schwabe; Mrs. Gmele, Mrs. 1
Hanft, Mrs. Rohland and Mrs Lorig.
The chronological society gave a euchre
party last evening at Central hall. Cards
were played at sixteen tables. On the
committee were: Mrs D. S. Tanner, Mrs
W. c. Bower, Mrs. A. E. johnson and
Mrs. Stinbeck. The prizes were won by
Miss Mary Gooder and H. f. Olcott, first
and Mrs. Schubach and John Carlson
second.
Miss Proctor will give an informal dane
ing party this evening at Seminary hall,
Ashland and Mackubin streets. pro-
gramme of twelve numbers will be dane
cd at 8 o'clock.
The central committee of Royal Neigh
bors of America will meet tonight at Odd
Fellows hall, Fifth and Wabasha streets,
to complete their arrangements for I'M
ion ball, to be given April II, at Sherman
hall.
Mrs. D. M. Dyer gave the second Of a
series of euchre parties yesterday after
noon at her home on Nina avenue An
abundance of cut flowers, palms and ferns
frightened the various rooms. The draw
ing room was in pink, the sitting room
in red and the dining room in white. Fa-
vors at euchre were won by Mrs. Hubbell
Mrs. w e. Dadmun, Mrs. Gooding, Mrs
Moor and Mrs Whitaker. Mrs. Dyer en-
tertained Wednesday afternoon. She was
assisted by Mrs. E. r. Dyer, Miss Carrie
Fogg and Miss Grace Mey.
The following women will assist the
old and new officers of the Women's Civic
league in receiving this afternoon at the
reception in the parlors of the CONNER
cial club: Mrs. William F. Peet, Mrs
Mcneil Seymour, Mrs. Ambrose Tighe
Mrs Russell r. Dorr, Mrs. Charles III.
Bigelow Jr, Mrs. A. P Moss, Mrs. II
M. Weidman, Miss Sturgis and Miss Ban
ming.
1t is expected that there will be 50t
women, members Of the Womens FEEDER
ated Clubs, present at the mfdwin .er
breakfast, which takes place tomorrow
morning at the Ryan hotel.
The Woman's Baptist Foreign Mission
airy societies of the city observed yester-
day as day of prayer holding union
service in Woodland Park Baptist church
Mrs. G.. H Gamble had charge Of the
first hour Mrs. George Warner the sec
ond, and Mrs. H. F. Stilwell the third
hour.
Mrs Norval Marchand entertained at
luncheon yesterday afternoon at her home
on ST. Adams street.
Mrs Stiles Burr, of Summit avenue, is
entertaining Nine. Olund, of Duluth
Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Winter, who have
been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gemmell
of Laurel avenue, have gone East.
Mrs Hinckley and Miss Lulu Hinckley
of Green Bay, Wis, will be among the
guests Of the Talman-Baldy wedding next
week.
Miss Clara sommers, Of st. Albans
street, is in New York
Mr.. and Mrs c. w. Johnson, of Vir-