The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-13

the guests Of honor at a dinner given
Tuesday evening by Mr. and Mrs S. o.
Brooks and Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Brooks
of Holly avenue at the Town and Coun
try club. Thursday evening Mr. and
Mrs. Hamlin were entertained at the
Minnikahda club, and Wednesday even
ing Mr.. and Mrs. James S. Bell enter
tanned for them at Lake Minnetonka
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Imhoff will receive
informally Thursday evening, July IS, in
celebration of their silver wedding ami
versary.
Mrs. Howard Lancaster, of Dayton
avenue, gave an informal euchre yester-
day afternoon for members of the Birth
day club. Cards were played at four Ia
bles.
Mrs. John H. Ringold entertained the
Hamilton Whist club Thursday afternoon
at her home on Iglehart street. High
scores We're made by Mrs. j. B. Metcalfe.
Mrs. c. d. Strong, Mrs. ]. H. Ringold
and Mrs e. Irle. During the remainder
Of the summer the club will hold weekly
meetings at the studio of Mrs. Hyde. Is
East Sixth street.
Mrs J. S. Hertogs gave a linen shower
Monday evening at her home on South
Exchange street in honor of Miss Emma
Godfrey, July bride
Howard Lains entertained twenty
young people Thursday evening at Wild
wood in honor Of Miss Sadie Merrill. Of
Salt Lake City. The party was chaper-
oned by Mr.. and Mrs G.. H. Lains.
Miss Erickson returned yesterday to
St. Paul after two and half years
absence in the Philippines, where She
served as government nurse. Miss Erick-
son Travelled from Manila to San Fran
cisco on the United States transport
Thomas. She was at Luzon with the
Thirteenth regiment, and after the re-
turn of that regiment she took charge
Of the sick in other regiments Miss
Erickson is now at The Portland, where
she will spend the summer, returning to
Manila in the fall.
Mrs. w H. Mcdonald and Miss Olive
Mcdonald, of st. Peter street, went 10
Duluth yesterday From there they will
go to Buffalo. where they will spend the
latter part of July.
Miss May L. Kelly, asa Virginia avenue,
viii leave next week to spend two months
in the East.
Mrs. ]. c. Morrlssey and family, Of
Portland avenue, are spending the sum-
mer in Dublin, Ireland.
Mrs. W. B. Egan, Mrs. James Forrestal
and James Forrestal will spend a few
weeks at Camp Comfort, Leech Lake.
Mrs. John Quincy Adams, of Crocus
FILL, and Mrs. ]. w. Adams, Of Crocus
terrace, are in New York.
Miss Crowley, of Nelson avenue, will
go West next week
Mrs. Val Rothsehild and family, of
Paramount avenue, are spending a few
days at Lake MinnetOnka, the guests OF
Mrs. J. r. Stevens.
Mrs. c. w. Hill, Of Maryland street,
has gone to Central New York to spend
the summer. She will visit the Buffalo
exposition in the autumn.
Mrs. w. B. Dixon, of the Marlborough,
has returned from New York.
Mrs. M C. Woodruff of Fairmount av-
enue. is entertaining Mrs Higley, Of Du-
buque, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. w Dickinson ana
Miss Florence Dickinson of Ashland ave-
nue., have gone to New York
Mrs S. v Harris is the guest of Mrs.
G. f. Hopkins at Hotel Del Otero, Min
netonka
Miss Violet Bacon is spending the sum
mer at Herman, MINI.
Mrs. Joseph Hertogs Jr., of South Elk
change street, has gone to the Pacific
coast
Mrs. D. F. Ford and Miss Ford, of
Portland avenue, are in Boston for the
summer.
Mrs. William Nevin of Green Isle,
Mimi. is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. M.
Dougherty, of Laurel avenue.
Miss Westminster, of East Tenth street,
left for the East last evening.