The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-31
PLEASURES PAST.

Mrs. J. p Mohan gave a pretty chill
dren s party Wednesday afternoon at
her home on Lisbon street in celebration
of the tenth birthday OF her son. LIE Roy
A company OF thirty children was enter
tanned. The hostess was assisted by Nj; s.
i. j. Flanagan, Mrs. {. 3. Ietter, Mrs.
A 3. Rowe and Miss Maloney. The
rooms We're decorated with Japanese Ian
terms, ferns and cut flowers. After
short programme Of salanagundi games
some Of the tiny guests executed a num-
Der Of fancy dances ana a SumptuouS
birthday supper was served at 5 O'CLOCK.
The Friday circle held It's closing meet
ing of The year Friday morning at the
home CT Mrs. Thomas Cochran on West
ern avenue. Mrs. Clinton ]. BacGus had
charge of thc circle, " hich was organic
ed six Years ago. Forty E1eniber1 were
admitted 10 the class and Mrs. Cochran
was chosen chairman on membership.
The STUDY, OF Greek history and literature
VIII be taken UP next year. At the close
Of the programme Friday morning
freShm-nts were served by the hostess
and an informal reception was held. a
vote CT thanks was ten&cvCC Mrs. BackuS
and Mrs Cochran.
The members of the Young Women's
Auxiliary to the board q managers of
the Young Women,s Friendly associa-
ton were the hostesses an informal
entertain ncnt given at lae association
rooms en- Jackson street Tuesday even
ing. ! Mrs Anton Simon K, Miss Edith
Brill and Miss Maribel Otis were in
Of the b9ayd. Mrs. Charles Frost gave
several readings Miss 9-tche sang
and Miss Alness played.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. Lo,er.ng entertain
ed informally at cards Wednesday at
their homo on Marshall avenue in cele-
bration Of the latters birthday. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. J. E George,
Mir: ana Mrs. Hubert /. WebheT, MI
and Mrs. G.. w. Cahorn. Mr. and Mrs.
W. D. Stewart. Mr.. and Mrs. A, j.
Holmes and Miss McCuloch, of Winni-
peg.
Mrs. c. r Funk, of the Navarro fats,
mally Wednesday afternoon. Her guests
were: Mrs. Mcmillan, Mrs. Monroe, Mrs
leighton, Mrs. Holmes, Mrs. BeVans
Mrs. Runyan, Mrs. Wilaer1i and Mrs. +.
Funk
terrace. assisted by Mrs. E. p. Hop
wood, entertained informally Tuesday att
wood, entertained Informally Tuesday aft
neapolis were Mrs. Lila Fortier, Mrs.
Carrie Ripley and Mrs. May Ripley
Miss McGinn. Of st. Peter street, en-
tcrtained at a musicale Monday evening
in honor of Miss Helen Krapfel. of Hud-
son, Wis. 4 very enjoyable programme
was rendered by Miss Krapfel, ably as
sisted by Prof. Holmes. Masters Roy and
King Holmes, viOlinists
Miss Sophia Thauwald. of University
avenue entertained the Cypripedium
club at cUchre last Wednesday evening.
FaVoTs We're won by the Misses Hertie
and Geldeimann and Messrs. Huntsman
and HCrUe. Mrs. c. a. Weber viii be
the next hostess.
Mrs. Theodore W. Brown of Ashland
avenue. entertained the members of the
Birthday club Friday afternoon. Euchre
was PLACED, favors being won by Mrs.
+. e Draper Mrs. ]. f. George, Miss
Lancaster and Mrs. L. e. Penny.
w. A. Muncy, for many years with the
firm Of Brown & Muncy, viii leave for
Seattle Tue sday, April 2. A reception
was rendered him and he was presented
with a GCidheaded umbrella by his for
mer employers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Winter. OF Fargo,
were the guests Of honor at an informal
dinner party given Friday evening by
Mr.. and Mrs. Winter. Of Marshall ave-
pUe. Covers were laid for twelve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred n. Sorenson en-
tertaincd j company OF twelve at dinner
on Friday evening. The guests Of honor
We're: mr.. and Mrs WallUnd of Fargo,
and Mr.. G. II. Gibson, of Montana
Mr. and Mrs w. J. Bliss and Mrs.
Claire Lucas were the guests of honor
at a dinner party given Wednesday
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. T. s. Fox at
their home on Central avenue.
Mrs. ". o. Campbell gave a birthday
Laurel avenue in celebration Of her son
Warren's birthday. Covers We're laid for
twenty-five.
Mrs. w. n. Beaton of Hall avenue, en-
tertained at a o'clock tea in honor of
Mrs II. Z. Smith, of, Aston street, Fri
day. Mrs. A. Walker assisted
Miss Jessica Lockwood, Of Harrington
avenue, entertained twelve guests at a
progressive luncheon Wednesday.