The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-10
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more beautiful than the women of St.
Louis, but not graceful, in fact any
thing but graceful" That is Mrs Char
lotte Davenport's opinion of the St. Paul
women, expressed to about seventy-five
OF the society women OF st. Paul at
the Aberdeen yesterday afternoon. Mrs.
Davenport is a teacher of physical Gull
ture She is of Polish and Russian de-
scent, was born in Switzerland. lives in
New York, speaks Anna Held English
and in the course of her remarks yester-
day afternoon referred frequently, and
with pride, to the fact that she is mar
ried to an American. Mrs. Davenport
teaches the pleasing art of being beauti-
ful. Broader mentally than JenneSS Mil
Ter, more subtitle and more internal-if
one may use the eXpreSSi0n-thar Ma dame
Yale, Mrs. Davenport spoke with an as
Surance yesterday that was convincing.
'Repartee,' she assured her listeners
smlllngly, comes from the stomach, ="
which is certainly an interesting way Of
saying "a sane mind in sane body" and
newer, too Mrs. Davenport ShreNdly
dwelt upon the results of her physical
culture instructions rather than upon
those instructions themselves as she will
begin the teaching of a class mere this
morning. Certain exc ciSeS regularly gone
through with, the drinking of a quantity
OF Water-the lecturer announced that she
drinks eight quarts daily-and the culti-
walton of All equable disposition are ap-
parently the sum and substance Of Mrs.
ism should be and could be cultivated,
she asserted, for it was greater than.
beauty. French women ruled France, not
because of their beauty, but because of
their finesse, their attention to detail
Mrs. Davenport will form a class this
morning in the Aberdeen. Those who
would be beautiful are requested to bring
two cucumbers, little rye. whisky and
towel The request for the whisky was
robbed of its audaciousness by Mrs. Day.
exports assertion. that she is a total
abStalner. The class will meet in the
rarlors of the Aberdeen.
The seat sale of the St. Paul Choral
olun for the concert at the. People 9
gins today. at Dyer's music store. The
bringing of such an artist as Joseph S.
Baernstein to the Northwest, is great
expense The club, however, desires TO
make good the promise of giving artictic
entertainments of the highest possible
merit at the lowest possible rates.
Miss Ruth Lovely daughter of Judge
J. A. Lovely, and DR.. F. Leslie Wilson, of
Walker, Mich, will be married Monday
evening at o'clock at the brides home
in the Albion. Rev. Mr.. Thompson. of
Wauseca, will perform the ceremony.
Miss Mabel Williams, of Dunkirk. New
York, is visiting Mrs. Henry E. Won
Weddstardt. at 81 Holly avenue.
Miss Hope Payne, one of the April
brides, was the guest of honor at a
euchre party given last evening by Miss
Cunningham at her home on Wilder
avenue.
Miss Bell Morse of Dayton avenue,
entertained the Chapman Circle of the
First Methodist Episcopal church Mon
day evening at her home on Dayton
avenue. Miss Granville had charge of
the programme The participants were
Miss Flo ence Hodgman, Mss Wing Miss
Morse and Mr.. Conner.
Invitations have been received in St
Paul for the reception attendant upon t. e
marriage Of Miss Nellie Gertrude judd
which will be held Tuesday evening,
April G3, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs,
| Frederick William Upham, of Richie
| Place, Chicago.
A benefit card party was given last
evening at the Kittson for the benefit of
the Infants Home Mrs. NJ. j. Ken ely.
president Of the board of managers had
| general charge, assisted by a number
OF the other members.
Miss Slower, 60 Summit avenue. enter
tanned the None Such Euchre club Tues
day afternoon. Prizes were won by Mrs
J. II. Mayal, Mrs. E. Mabon and Mrs.
! J: B. Brimhall. The club viii meet at
MRS. Fenwicks next Tuesday.
An Informal reception, which conclud
! ed with card party was held last even
ing at the Kittson house. Summit and
Dayton avenues, under the auspices of
| the hoard of managers of the Infants
| Home. The rooms were made bright
| with palms, ferns. ascension lilies roses
ana other Easter flowers. The large re
ceptlon hall and drawing room at the
right was in white and green. the music
room at the left was in yellow and gold.
and the appointments of the dining room
were pink and white. Mrs. NJ. f. Ken
nedy,, president of the board was as
sisted in receiving by Mrs George T.
OBrien, Mrs. E. M. Randall, Mrs. Ellen
! McNierney, Mrs L. O'Connor Mrs. Cum
mings and DIR. Olga A. LEM A group
OF young women assited in serving re-
freshments at eleven o'clock. The Twin
CITY Mandolin orchestra rendered a pro-
gramme of drawing room music while
the guests arrived from eight until nine
Tor programme of two-step and
waltzes. The high scores at progressive
| euchrc, which was PLAYED at thirty
tables: were won by Mrs Frank McCar-
! u. j. Dealey, of Cedar Lake; Thomas j.
McDermott, E. M. Randall and r. F.
Quick.
A progressive euchre party will be Civ
en- this afternoon at the Colonnade for
the oeneht OF the convention fund of
| Como Division No. 49, Ladies' Auxiliary
to the Order of Railway Conductors
|
The Zenda club gave an Easter ball
| last evening at Sherman hall The com
mittee in charge was Jerry Byrne, r. J.
Connolly, James McQuillan T. J. Fitz-
patrick and ]. r. Mahonev A programme
of sixteen numbers was danced.
The members of Ivanhoe Chapter No
137, Order of the Eastern Star. gave its
first annual Easter ball last evening at
Summit hall, Laurel avenue and Mac
kubin street. Nearly a hundred couple
participated in the grand march. which
was led by w. R. Edwards and Mrs. p.
w. Nelson.
The st. Anthony Hill orchestra provid-
ed the music for dance programme of
sixteen numbers. Palms. ferns blooming
Azaleas and Easter lilies were used as
decorations, which, with the rich ap-
pointments of the new hall. made an a.
propriate. setting for. the many handsome