The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-18
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Mrs. A. c. Dodge and Miss Dodge en-
tertained at euchre yesterday afternoon
at their home on Holly avenue. The
decorations were in pink. The hostesses
were assisted by Miss Keller and Miss
Chandler. The guests were: DR.. Bessie
Haines, of Minneapolis; Mrs. j. j. Jones,
Mrs. I. j. Lilly, Mrs. F. A. Phillips, Mrs:
X. Hollenbeck Mrs. ]. F. Chesebro, or
Minneapolis; Mrs. Levi Proctor, of Still
water; Mrs Burk, of Owatonna; Mrs. Il.
II. Campbell Mrs. McIWhorter Mrs. van
Duzee, Mrs w. H. Fisher, Mrs. Entry
Shiverick, Mrs. 8. B. Conger, Mrs. Charles
Joy. Mrs. H. B. Carroll. Mrs William
Keller. Mrs. Ede Mrs. F. o. Osborne,
Mrs. Van Bergen, Mrs. J; f: George, MIS-
j. ]. Conger, Mrs. G. B. Dodd, the Misses
Gibson and the Misses Anna and Eliza
beth Morrow
Miss Clara H. Olmstead, of Laurel ave-
nue., gave a large dancing party last
evening. entertaining the members OF the
senior class of the Central nigh scnool
and their friends. The hail was decorated
with pink roses and carnations, palms
and ferns. The guests were received by
Mrs. S c. Olmstead, Mrs I. r. Palmer,
Mrs. T. Beverly Keim, Mrs. Eller, Mrs
w n Merrick, Mrs. Harry Phillips and
Mrs Lemuel Dyer. The guests were
Miss Agnes Ives, Miss Elsie Foulke, Miss
Alice Root. Miss Esther Golfer, Miss Rutn-
Mckinley, Miss Helen Palmer, MISS Ser
tha Cristadora, Miss Ethel Spooner, Miss
7 lillian NARROW. Miss Jane Lamb, Miss
Hattie Ellis, Miss Edith Moore, Miss
Jewett, Miss Clara Jehle, Miss Jean car
michael, Miss Mary Loweth. Miss Mae
Mccarthy, Miss Harriet Furlong. MISS
Anna Stevenson, Miss Daisy Wright
Miss Gertrude Moritz, Miss Nellie COOK,
Miss Grace May. Miss Elsie Kueffner'
Miss Lilias Joy. Miss Edna Walk
Miss Louise Judson, Miss
Cora Krichoff, Miss Margery Bur
lard, Miss Anna Fry, Miss Margaret
.Edgerton; Edward Clapp, Dwight Ed
yards, Edward Gauger, Leslie HlncKiey,
Minor Palmer, Edwin White. Frank Fer
maid, VIII Keim, Beverly Keim. Gerald
=Seabury Charles Beagle, Chaplin Harris
Clarence Randall. Charles Harris, Ray
Baker, Paul Hevener, Charles Robinson
Alfred Riser, Charles Role, rudolph
Fry, George Whitford, Russell Eddy
Maurice Dunlap, Charles Colestock,
Harry Colestock, Horace Lamb. Arthur
MorItz, B. Carmichael, Edward McAoa1n,
II. SVEN Russell Moore. Gordon GrofIf
Joseph Thompson. Allison McManlgal,
Charles Nye and Harry lawton.
Miss Marion Kirke gave valentine
dancing party Thursday evening at her
home on Summit avenue. The rooms
were decorated with red roses. carna-
lions, palms, ferns and hearts. Inc pro
grammes were valentine favors. Inc 1oi-
lowing young people were entertained:
Miss Margaret Horton, the Misses Mar
garet, Florence and Laura Fulton, the
Misses Jeanette anr Magil Bishop, Miss
lose
Miss Adelaide Armstrong, Miss Margaret
Hathaway, Miss Helen Jacobs the MISSES
Frederick and Florence Matthews, MISS
Cosette Stewart, Miss Catherine Bryant,
Miss Josephoine Dalrymple, Miss Henriat-
ia Raudenbush, the Misses Airline and
Lilah Markham, Miss Eileen Grosche,
Miss Jessie Stocking, Miss Vienna Prouty.
the Misses Margaret and Elizabeth f1ahej,
Miss Bessie Clark, Miss Nellie Morton,
Miss Murlin Rhodes. Miss. Margaret D1-
Wis, Miss Annie Berryhiil, Miss Florence
Davenport, Charles Dunn. James Helbert.
Leslie Clark, Harlan Johnson. Douglass
Secor, Layton Tooker, Carl Drake, Eos
ter and julie Hanaford. Alfred Grosche,
James Bryant, Stewart and. Gordon Bry-
ant Clifford Moore, Willie and Alvah
Warren, Truman Clark, Davey Morton,
Donald and Howard Meyers.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles j. Gray will give
the last of their post-nuptial receptions
Thursday afternoon and evening. at the
residence of Mrs. Gray's mother. Mrs.
Gustav ]. Borup, on Pleasant avenue.
Mrs. Dudley w. Rhodes gave small
tea Thursday afternoon at her home on
Portland avenue. in honor of her sister,
Mrs. Mitchell, of Cincinnati, o. Mrs.
Mitchell will return East this week.
will crt-- iit.g,
Friday evening at Elks' hall. Mr.. Hal
bert will lead
Mrs. E. M. Van Duzee gave a large
reception yesterday afternoon from to
6 at her new home on Goodrich avenue
charming arrangement of ported
plants, cut flowers, palms and ferns dee
GRATED The various rooms. Roses, car
nations, tonquiis. tulips and narcissus
were punched in vases and jardiniereS,
single color being used in each room
The dining room was In charge of Mrs.
Fred n Van Duzee, assisted by Miss
Louise Crosby and Miss Bessie Overton.
of Ar0ka. Other assisting women were.
Mrs. D. D. Smith, Mrs Robert j. Nc
Lenahan. Mrs. George H. Biggs. Mrs. FL
d. Gates. Mrs. Oscar Hallam. Miss Smith
and The Misses Crosby. Mrs. w. G.
White served tea in the library.
Mrs Matt Clark will entertain at whist
next Saturday afternoon at her home
on Summit avenue.
St. Paul Council, United Commercial
Travellers. gave its fourth social sess on
last evening at Elks' hall The Twin City
Mandolin club played for the dancing.
The committee was: j. M. Dresser, F.
w. Baer, b. NJ. Hirschman, Fl. R. Kit
tie, Fred Mason L. c. Nolan. About
ninety couples were in attendance. The
dance programme of fourteen numbers
was prefaced with a short promenade
concert The hall was prettily decorated
with palms.
The council will hold its annual election
and installation of officers Saturday
evening. March 8, 1T council hail.
PLEASURES PAST.
Miss Mabel Cline was rendered sur