The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-01-21

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the Misses Duggan and Collins, entertain
ed Thursday afternoon and evening Tor
their guests, Mrs. Stella Fisher and Miss
Nan O'Neil. of Springfield, III. sEayors
Jessie BYrnes, and Messrs. William Fish
er and T. Morton. The first prize for
prose sketch was won by Miss Katherine
Duggan, second by Miss Nan Omen.
Mrs w. c. Flick, of Martin street en-
| tertained the following ladies at . o'clock
| tea Friday, in honor of Mrs. j. w. Ruff-
ner, of Chicago: Mesdames Ruffner,
Allen, Strong, Hall, McConon, Hany, De-
vore Lathrop, Jenkins, Sanders. Flood.
Collins, Weber. Floody and Robinson.
The hostess was assisted by MIS- AuStlh
| and Miss Hall.
Miss Alice Andrews, entertained "a the
senior and junior classes and the faculty
of the Cleveland high school Friday even
Miss Andrews was assisted by the. Misses
Long Progressive games were played,
| favors being, won by Maudes Beauford.
Edward Nordstrom and Emma Larson.
i The Marcus Cinch club held their semi
! monthly meeting at the home OF MISS
| IIilger on Tuesday evening. Honors were
won by Miss G. Schulz and Mr.. Hansen.
Mrs. H Hardy of Sanborn, Mimi, as
| sisted with refreshments. The next meet
ing will be held with the Misses aSchulz'
of 1127 University avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Weidenborner. Of
a Smith Smith ei5 e1enag
Vors were won by Mrs. j. G. Schmltz,
Mrs Robert Seng; MI f. s, Welden-
borner, Mr. Joe Sehmitz; consultations by
Miss Margaret Gruber and Mr.. j. f.
| Bender.
Mrs. Zimmerman entertained at cards
Thursday afternoon at her home on Mar.
shall avenue, IN honor OF NLrs.s. ones OF
Los Angeles, Cal Favors were won by
Mrs Lusk, Miss Miller, Miss Gooding and
Mrs Jones. The guests were members of
the Old Maids club.
Mrs J. e. Geldrich, of the Colonnade,
who left last evening for the South to
! spend the remainder of the winter, was
surprised Friday evening by a number OF
the women of the Colonnade who pre- pre-
| sented her with a dainty gift teSt1-
monial of their esteem.
The S. A. S. Euchre club was enter
! tanned Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. James
WEIGH, of the buckingham >Fravors We're
Whelan and Mrs. W. H. Lockwood. Mrs.
| J. c. Herberger, of West Fifth street, will
! be the next hostess. 49, O. .s1%
A supper, was given Wednesday evening
son place, in honor of the McMurtry-Bell
bridal party. Among those entertained
We're: Rev. and Mrs. Rufus T. Barack-
man, DR.. Charles e. Merritt and Mrs.
Merritt.
Mrs. B. T. Ellison, of Lincoln avenue,
| entertained the Harmony Euchre club
| Wednesday afternoon. The husbands of
| the club members were entertained at
| euchre Thursday evening at the residence
of Mr. and Mrs. Ruff, on Lincoln avenue.
/ The Red, White and Blue Euchre club
was entertained Wednesday evening by
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ricketts,. of Laurel
| avenue Favors We're won by Mrs. D.. H
! Michaud, Mrs. Ricketts,, Miss Sauvinet
Messrs. A. Michaud and Dr. L. E. Penny
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
| Oriental Division No. $685. Will give their
| second annual ball at Cambridge hall,
! 40 East Seventh, between Robert and
| Jackson streets, Monday evening, Feb 49,
Mrs. J. M. MacNider, of Virginia ave
nue., was rendered a surprise party Tues
| day afternoon. Favors at euchre were
won by Mrs. G.. E. Lennon, Mrs William
| Butler and Mrs. F. w. Faber
The Young Peoples Society of st.
James, :, Episcopal Church gave a musical
: ana literary entertainment Thursday
evening in Odd Fellows hall, on Payne
Miss Gooding. entertained the Old Maids
| Euehre club Tuesday, at her home on
Paramount avenue Favors were won by
Miss Alice Robinson and Mrs. thinner
! The teachers of the Bethel s,ndov
schQol meet In annual session at the home
| OF MISS Belle Holly, in Hamline, Thurs
Mrs. M. ]. o.Neil entertained the Ken.
| Slngton club Tuesday afternoon. Mrs
!: " Tobin, of Avon street, will be. next