The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-06-16
TWO LARGE RECEPTIONS
WE'RE THE FEATURES OF YES
TERDAY's RECORD IN So
CIAL CIRCLES
SEVERAL SMALL INFoRMALs
Mrs. d. E. Brooks Entertains Hand
sOmefy In Honor of Her Guests
"A Reception to DR.. and
Mrs. MeIdrum.


"A Reception to DIR. and
Mrs. Medium.
Mrs. E. D. Brooks gave a large recep-
ton yesterday afternoon at her home on
Holly avenue, in honor of her guests,
Mrs. Luther D. Garrett, of New York,
and Mrs. Lillian Woods, of Kansas City.
An abundance of cut flowers, vines and
palms decorated the various rooms. The
hostess was assisted by Mrs S. o. Brooks,
Mrs H T. Black, Mrs. B. H. Evans, Mrs.
R. w. Matthews, Mrs c. E. Bean, Mrs.
Herbert Davis, Mrs. George OReiIly, Mrs.
William Wilder and Mrs. Charles Schune-
man. The young ladies serving in the
dining room We're Miss Julia Gallup, Miss
Alice Wright, the Misses Maud and Flor
ence Messner. Punch was served III the
library, Miss Lillian Millard presiding
over the punch bowl Miss Alice Rhodes
served coffee in the hall. During the re-
celVlng hours mandolin orchestra play
ed.
The gowns of the receiving women were:
MRS. Garrett, yellow silk muslin over
white taffeta, with trimmings of lace and
black velvet, diamond ornaments; Mrs.
Woods, white organdie over white tat
feta, black lace trimmings, diamond or
naments; Mrs. S. o. Brooks, black and
white foulard, trimmed with white Paris
muslin and heliotrope; Mrs. Elmer o.
Brooks, blue Dresden figured organdie,
lace trimmed.
DR.. and Mrs. T. D. Simonton gave a
large reception last evening al their home
on summit avenue in honor of DR.. and
MRS. Medium, Of the Central Presby-
terrain church.
The reception was celebration of the
crystal wedding anniversary of DIR. and
MIS-. Medium and was attended by a
large number of their parishionefs and
IN the city The house was prettily
trimmed with outdoor flowers pa ms
and vines, The ST. Anthony Hill o. ches-
ira played during the evening Mrs w.
F. Mason and Mrs. Lewis presided In tIe
dining room.
Miss Carrie Fogg entertained informally
at dlnner last evening. Her guests were
some Of the graduates of the st. Paul
Central high school.
Mrs. ]. F. Hilscher will give a recep-
ton Tuesday afternoon at her home on
Feron!a avenue, Me1 Ram Park.
lawn social will be he'd Tuesday ever
ing, June 26, at the residence Of Mr.. and
Mis-. S. W. underwater, On Marshall
avenue, by the Ladies Aid Society of the
Dayton Avenue Presbyterian Church.
Mrs; w. F. Was, of Madison, wis,
given Thursday by Mrs. c. H. Bige'ow
Mrs. Villas has been the guest of Mrs.
Bigelow during the week.
The Foreign Missionary Society Of the
Dayton Avenue Presbyterian Church met
Tors. Miss Dunlap read a paper on ''The
Worlds Events of 1889 as Affecting MS
sions in Africa
Mr. and Mr.. c. E. Thomas will enter
tain the members of Forest camp, Mod
crn Woodmen, at euchre this evening at
their home on Coins street
Miss Hanton entertained the social com
mittee of the Young Peoples Christ an
Endeavor Society of the First M. E.
Pleasant avenue.
The Alumni Association of the st. Paul
Central High School rendered the senior
class a reception last evening. About
fifty couples Were present The dancing
took place in the assembly hall, which
was simply decorated with the American
colors. Prof. Ryder's o: chestra played.
Previous to the reception the annual
meeting of the association was held.
An election of officers resulted as follows:
President, Charles JOY, '95; second vice
president, Gordon Croft, $780, third vice
president, Miss Marion Sanborn, 81; re
cording secretary, Helen James, IS; cor
respond 'ng secretary, Frances Huganin,
'S9; treasurer, Charles Stees, 80. A resO-
luton was introduced providing for the
admittance of the alumni associations of
I Humboldt, Mechanic Arts and Cleveland
high schools into the Central High School
association, but considerable opposition
developed and the resolution was not
passed. President Joy, of the Alumni
association, welcomed the class of 1900
as members, and Gordon Croft, president
FGGnOn6nd
President Joy VIII appoint his executive
committee which will in turn select a
first vice president.
Como Division No 49, Ladies AuxiI-
larry to the O! der of Railway Conductors,
gave large euchre party yesterday aft
ernoon at the residence of Mrs B. F.
Clement, on Carroll street. The hostess
was assisted by Mrs. E. R. McCiivern
and Mrs. H. D. Powers. Favors we: e
| won by Mrs. w. H. Monty, Mrs J r.
Shaw, Mrs. E: G. Iverson and Mrs. c. E.
Fitzgerald The proceeds of the party
viii be turned over to the convention
fund.
The Cleveland high school alumni gave
a reception last evening for the seniors
in assembly hall. The general committee
We're: George Leonard, Ado.ph Voc es,
Evelyn Olson and L IRA R'scha;s h. D c,
grafton committee, A ma McCau e. Mel
lie Goodwin and Bess e Rischatsch.
MIS-. M: ). Gfst, Of ashington, presi-
dent of the Woman's National Press as
soc alton and regent CT Cont mental chap
ter, D. A. r., OF Washington, is at the
Ryan. She will be the guest Of Mrs c.
r. McKenney, and will be one of tie
speakers at the entertainment to be ven
today by Mrs. Mckinney to the Mime
sofa D. A. r.
Unity Hive No. SO, of the Maccabees,
| gave lawn social last evening on the
lawn at 306 South Exchange street The
lawn was Illuminated with colored
lights and a string orchestra was in at
tendance.
The women of St. Luke's church re-
peated their lawn fete last evening, given
on the grounds surrounding the parish
house.
The women Of the Woodland Park Bap-
fist church gave lawn social last even
ing on the lawn surrounding the church.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Cattanach, of
Cedar street, are visiting at Men0mon:e,
| Wis.
Mrs. Walter Driscoll, of Summit ave-