The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-08
MISS MARS DEBUT
A TNyoYE DRESDEN COLOR SCHEME
CARRIED OUT IN VARIOUS
ROOMS
MRS. sCH1FFMANN's LUNCHEON
Numerous Informal Affairs Enlfvcn
st. PauI's Social CircIes-An- ~
mouncement of Coming
Society Events.

One of the handsomest social events OF
the week took place yesterday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. A. l. Malrs, OF Holly
avenue. when her daughter, Miss Helen
Raw MARS, made her formal debut IN St
Paul society. Between 300 and 400 guests
We're receiv ed during the afternoon. The
decorations were unique. but effective
Dresden scheme being carried out. The
table was beautiful, with a large Dresden
basket filled with flowers of various
shades and tied with wide cream ribbon
to the chandelier overhead formed a
centerpiece, and smaller baskets sur
rounded it. The effect was brilliant, and
a relief from the more commonly used
roses and chrysanthemums.
Miss MARS gown was of pointed es-
pris.
Mrs MARS and the debutante were as
sisted by Mesdames l.. l.. c. Brooks, Stew
art Moore, Park Richie, ]. c. Moore,
George W.Gardner, W. H. Merrick, Arch
ibald MacLaren, Henry Upham, Alex
anders Stone sylvester Cary, A. w Gard
ner, Walter Sanborn, Jacob. Schadle; the
Misses Louise Cochran, Helen Dean,
Laura Furness, Kate Marvin, Anne
Sloan, Katherine Wheaton, Mary Smith,
Marion Sanborn, Caroline Saunders,
Margaret Merrick, Margaret Miller, Nan
cy Wood, Margaret Davis, Louise Cary,
Auerbacll, Winifred Brill Katherine Alb
bott
Mrs. j. W. Lusk gave a reception last
evening at her home on Dayton avenue.
Mrs. Thomas Cochrane. CT Western
avenue, will give a reception Tuesday
afternoon to introduce her daughter, Miss
Cochrane.
Mrs w. B. Dean, of Summit avenue,
Will give two receptions, one this after
noon, the other next Friday, at which
her daughter will make her debut.
Mrs. E. NJ. Van Duzee and Mrs. J. Il.
Donohoe gave a whist yesterday after
noon at Mrs Van Duzee's home i'll the
Genesee. High scores were made by Mrs.
H. A. Coburn, Mrs. M. L. Countryman,
Mrs. s.. r.. Stinson and Mrs. J.. B. Baird.
Cards were played at seven tables.
Mrs Rudolph Schiffmann, of Summit
avenue, gave an informal luncheon yes
terday for Mrs. Albert Scheffer, of New
York, formerly of st. Paul. Covers were
laid for six and the table decorations
were entirely of orchids.
Mrs e. II. Cutler of Summit ave-
nue., gave a luncheon yesterday for the
Colonial Danes.
Mrs. George Wicham and Mrs George
Freeman entertained the Freeman-Brown
bridal party and the members of the
I'm Zoo Wee club yesterday afternoon
at cards
Mrs. Elmer TT. Dearth, of Mackabin
street, gave an informal literary tea yes
terday afternoon for Miss Aida Fry.
Mrs. Andrew Henderson, of Marshall
avenue, entertained at CARDS yesterday
afternoon. She was assisted by Mrs. Cal
ahan.
Mrs. H. j. McMarus gave a whist yes
terday afternoon at her home on Ashland
avenue.
Mrs. Frank Rogers, of the Genesee, will
entertain at a progressive euchre tomor-
row afternoon.
Mrs. A. e. Boyesen of Fairmount ave-
nue.. will give luncheon today for her
sister Mrs. Milburn, of Chattanooga,
Tenn, and Mrs Knapp, of Chicago, both
of whom are her guests.
Miss Katherine Wheaton will make her
debut Wednesday evening, the Goth, a:
a large dancing party at the Aberdeen,
to be given by DR.. and Mrs Charles A.
Wheaton.