The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-15
THE ST. PAUL GLOBE, FRIDAY FEBRUARY IS 1901

will no doubt be one of the largest social
gatherings held in st. Paul The list of
ushers and floor managers is now COM
plete., It's personnel is as follows:
Ushers-Julian N. Kirby, William AL
brecht, Clarence Bunker, William Forbes,
F. c. Bancroft, Homer Clark, James
RenegTe, Hugh 7; Halbert, Frank @.
y Matteson, 4. M. Newport Jr.. E. M.
PIrouty r., G. w Phillips, F. D. Rice,
Stees, W: L. Timberlake, R. P. Warner,
Lieut.. John Wade, w. II. Yardley Cath
cart MaXfield and W, R. Stephenson.
Floor Managers- Fit2hugh Burns, Frank
Burns. Frank Bass. j. De Graf Berkey
Leavitt Corning. William Cochran, Wal
ter Driscoll, Jules Denegre. W. Van
S Sly;ke Finch Il en- George R. Folds, T. W.
D. Monfort, Paul n. Myers, Wilder Mer-
riam Robert w Mcleod, Winthrop
Moves e n Nelson Jr., Percy Parke:,
D.. Stewart John Seabury, w. p Trow-
bridge, Webster Wheelock and Lieut. ].
L. Tracy.
Among the ladies who have consented
Mesdames f. J.. Abbott, w. B. Bend, Fl.
Cutler. NJ 2. Glapp, N. S. Dousman, W.
Jesse Gregg. E. H. Gheen, j. NJ Hanna
ford, J: 3; Hoxsie, ]. J. Hill, N. NJ. Hal
pert, j. N Jackson, R. A. Kirk: o. P.
M. y. Mum, Darius Miller, E. c. Mason,
A: MacLaren, D. r. Noyes, c. P Moves,
y y F. PSset, A s; Pope, Parks Ritehiee,
Squires, T. A Schulze. Theodore Schur-
meier S. D. Sturgis, George Thompson,
Ambrose Tighe, S. r. Van SAINT, J. A.
Wheelock, e. A. Young and G. B. Young.
The Nathan Hale Chapter, Daughters
Of the American Revolution, gave a large
caro- card. party yesterday afternoon at Sem
funds for the Nathan Hale monument
which the chapter intends to erect on
summit avenue. The hall was attrac-
I of ~ t decorated { with flags and picture
forty tables Mrs John Knuppe, the
chapters regent, was assisted in receiv-
ing ing Py R Piso "a Nv W. Fagley, Mrs. FEEDER
Charles johnson, Mrs. " shi Rperfy, MS Mrs.
Polk, Miss Otis and Miss Muir Punch
was served. Among those winning favors
were: Mrs. William Dampier, Mrs. Ian
caster. Mrs. Haynes and Mrs H. F. John
SON The sum of $50 was netted the chap
ter, This is the first of a series of en-
tertainments which the chapter intends
fund.
A reception was held Yesterday after
noon by Mrs. F. M. Douglass at her.
home on Virginia avenue Mrs. Willis n
BioW, of st. Louis and Miss Douglass,
OF MlIWaukee, assisted the hostess in
receiving the guests.
Mrs. E. F. Sands and Mrs. Stanton
save an Informal valentine tea yesterday
m d15t1l e. avenue, entertaining about sew
enty-lVe guests. The hostesses were as
sisted susie by Mrs. e. d. K. Randall. Mrs
WI RRlndorff Miss Mary Randall and
h.
MISS. MISS gray played and Mrs. Tillnghast
reclted. The decorations throughout the
loclhs suggested Valentines day.
Mrs. w. c. Montgomery and Miss Adaf
hyIle entertained at progressive cinch last
evening at the formers home on Ash
Ian ll1 avenue Frank Ryle, who leaves
next month for Cape Nome. was The
gueSt or honor. A company of thirty-five
guests We're entertained. The hostesses
were assisted by Miss Gieb Miss Norman.
MSS MSS ~ ~ German, Miss Morrow and Miss
Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Tooler gave val
entlne party last evening at their home
Mr. and Mrs. P. j Coniey entertained
at dinner last evening in honor of Mr.,
anu MIS- John Horn, of Staples, Mimi.
The members Of the Hebrew Ladies'
BENEVOLENT society will pay visit of in
spectl0n today. to the. state school of
agrlSultGre, with a view of becoming
familiar with the newest industrial meth
DDS and applying them in the conduct
OF their own neighborhood house school.
Mrs. J. w. Straight will entertain the
members of the Cycle History club at
dlnner Saturday evening, Feb. %. at her
nome on Hague avenue.
A valentine social will be held this
evening In the parlors of the Park Con-
gregational church.
The February meeting of the Womcn's
Home Missionary Society of the DAYTON
Avenue Presbyterian Church, will be
held this afternoon in the church par
lors.
st. Luke's Aid Society of ST. PauPs
Church will meet this afternoon with
Mrs. Oliver Dalrymple, 265 Summit ave-
hue.
The card social announced by the
women Of the Cathedral Temperance So
cietieS at knights of Columbus hall for
Saturday evening, has been postponed till
the Friday after Easter.
Miss Margery Hall, of Iglehart street.
VIII go to DeS MONIES next week fer
short visit.
Miss Ra,hel Berkey of Dayton ave-
nue., has gone to Milwaukee, where she
will visit short time before returning
Miss Fulton, of Iglehart street, is in
New York.
Mrs. John Thayer, of East Winifred
street will go to California this week to
remain during the winter.
Miss Meyer, of Bates avenue is visiting
relatives in st. Paul
Miss Foley, of Dayton avenue, is in the
Fast.
Miss Lutte E. Stearns, of Wisconsin, is
the guest of Miss Alice e. Burns, Of
Marshall avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs William Jones, of Mar,
shall avenue have gone to Banff
Mrs. w. T. Alexander. of Hague ave-
rue, entertained the Model Euchre club
yesterday afternoon.
The Informal club will meet Saturday
afternoon with Mrs. ]. S. Whitacre, of
Hague avenue.
The Current Topics club will meet next
Thursday with Mrs. w. J. Allen. of
Holly avenue.
Mrs. Charlotte Trott, of Walnut street.
will give a valentine party this evening.