The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-01-12
MAKING JANUARY GAY
BRIGHTEN THE ANNALS OF
LOCAL SOCIETY
LUNCHEON AT THE sHEPARDs'

AUNCI1EON AL Ill SuG1 AhOD
One of the Daintiest Events of the
Day in a Social Way-DancinE
Parties Are Numerous These Win
ter Evenings Several Pretty
Events Are Scheduled for This
Evening.
Mrs. D. c. Shepard and Mrs F. P.
Shepard gave a large buffet luncheon yes
terday afternoon at their home on Dayton
avenue. The rooms were decorated with
roses, hyacinths, carnations, palms and
ferns. Sixty women were entertained.
The hostesses were assisted by Mrs.
Henry Hale, Mrs Ambrose Tighe, Mrs.
S. ]. R. Mcmillan, Mrs. w B. Bend, Mrs.
j. B. Beals, Mrs. James H. Skinner, Mrs
Becker, Mrs Frederick E. Bird, Mrs.
Charles Thompson, Mrs. George B.
of Kalamazoo.
Mrs. Shepard will entertain again at
luncheon next Thursday
large reception was given yesterday
afternoon by Mrs Ellen Blaine Hope,
Mrs. Eugene c. Forrest and the Misses
Hope, at their home on Dayton avenue,
In honor of Mrs. j. H. Coxhead, of Buff
falo, N Y. Vases filled with different
colored roses decorated the various rooms
and palms and ferns were also used in
profusiOn. The dining room was in red,
scarlet carnations and tulips, harmonic
ing with the scarlet shaded candeiabra.
Mrs. e. B. Hope Mrs. CoXhead and Mrs.
Forrest received in the dining room,
and Miss Hope, Miss Belle Hope, Miss
Nellie B. Hope and Miss Alcott received
in the library The dining room was in
charge of Mrs. f. A. Fogg, who poured
coffee, and Mrs. A. F. Behnke, who serV-
ed the cream. Punch was served in the
library by Mrs. Charles G. Titcomb and
Mrs E. F. Bolton. Other assisting wom-
en- We're Mrs. H. F. Stillwell, Mrs.
Everetts, Mrs E. l.. Reed, of Anoka;
Mrs. A. ~ Forrest, Mrs. Wells Bogart,
of Minneapolis; Mrs. N. p Martin, Mrs.
E. M. Van Duzee Mrs. D. D. Smith, Miss
Helen Griggs, Miss Helen Bogart, of
Minneapolis: Miss Carrie Fogg, Miss LIZ
Gle Hodgson. The music room was in
charge of the following members of the
Ladies orchestra: Mrs. Archibald B.
Bishop, Mrs. Carl Overton, Mrs. Behrens,
Miss Owens, Miss Foster, Miss Godfrey
gave a varied musical programme dur
ing the afternoon About 200 women
called during the receiving hours.
The fifth annual ball of Division No. 1,
Ladies Auxiliary A. o. H., will be held
at Sherman hall this evening. The COM
pittees in charge are: Arrangements,
Mrs. Mary Hughes, Mrs. r. w. Mccoy,
Mrs Mary Dolan, Miss Mary Mullaney,
Cy1a;-1 II
AFRICAN; reception, Miss Mary Donovan,
Mrs E. Conroy, Miss Nellie Donohue,
Miss Mary Mullaney, Miss Hannah BAN
berry, Miss Bessie Dolan; floor, William
Darmody, Ed McManus and r. ]. Con-
Molly
Miss Proctor will give an informal Fri
day evening. The programme will be
danced at oclock.
Members of Acker Womans Relief
corps gave a benefit euchre yesterday aft
ernoon at Central hall Euchre was play
ed at eight tables. Mrs. William Ken
nedy, Mrs. Sholtz and Mrs. Arbuckle
were the committee in charge.
The Autumn Euchre club met Tues
day afternoon with Mrs William Thomp-
son on South Wabasha street. Favors
were won by Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs. Har-
nish, Mrs Hern and Mrs. Jenkins.
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Union ex-
Prisoners of War met at the Windsor and
elected the following officers: President,
Mrs. F. B. Doran; vice president, Mrs.
Mitchell, of Minneapolis; secretary and
treasurer, Miss Lulu Weber, of Ham
line The auxiliary will give an after
neon card party this month at the resi-
derce of Mrs. F. B. Doran on East
Congress street The proceeds will be
used for the relief work of the associa-
ticn.
The women of the English Lutheran
church gave a silver tea yesterday alter
noon at the residence of Mrs. Henry
Haubert on Aurora avenue. Mrs. Haul
bert was assisted by Mrs. M. E. Mckee,
Miss Grace Haubert and Miss Minnie
Johnson The proceeds of the tea will
be applied on the interest fund of the
church. The members of the Luther
league and the Ladies Aid society are
planning a Martha Washington festival
to be given Thursday evening, Feb. Y,
at the residence of the pastor, Rev. A. j.
D. Haupt It's Iglehart street. The guests
will wear colonial costumes and mu-
steal programme will be given.
Mrs. L. C. Childs entertained the Alpha
Charity club yesterday afternoon at her
home on Portland avenue.
Mrs c. P Noyes, of Virginia avenue,
gave a large dancing party last evening
at Summit hall in honor of Miss Carol
Moves and Miss Gilman, of New York
Mrs. H. L. Bryant. of the Kittson, gave
a luncheon yesterday afternoon, enter
tanning a company Of twelve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald Bishop and
Mr.. .Leppen gave dancing party Monday
evening at Seminary hall. Hilyard's or
chestra played for the dancing. About
twenty-five couples were in ATTENDANCE,
Mrs. P. D. O'Brien gave a luncheon
Yesterday at her home on George street.
The table was decorated with pink roses
and smilax The guests were: Mrs.
George Doran, Mrs. M. D. Carroll, Mrs
David IIribs, Mrs. Barnett, Mrs +. q.
Doran, Mrs Dering and Mrs. Haas
The Sacred Thirst Total Abstinence So
ciety will give a card party MONDAY
evening, Jan. p, at Cretin hall.
The managing board of the Home for
the Friendless will hold its annual
meeting Wednesday, Jam 81, at the re-
lief rooms.
Mr.. and Mrs George L. Rutherford, of
Nina avenue, returned yesterday from 81
Joseph, Mo-
Miss Ethel Xanten, of West Congress
street. has gone to Davenport, To-, to at
Kat school,