The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-25
OF .Jociaai .9nterest.

gave a reception Yesterday afternoon in
hoE or OF Mrs Samuel r. Van SAINT. Mrs.
SGniey was assisted in receiving by, the
MIS- MIS- Qppenhelm, Mrs. George Thompson,
Mrs. DR.. Fulton, Mrs Eben Thomson,
Mrs Mrs. ihn nbS 81 M Mrs A. Burnett,
Gu4.erman. Mrs. N P. Langford, Mrs.
Irbby Mrs. DR.. Orion, Mrs. Hawkins
ana MRS. MeCloud Mrs. Dr.. Orion serv-
ed the punch. Mrs. Lindeke Mrs. Eben
thomson and Mrs. Oppenheim presided
at the frappe table, and the Misses Bar
rows Miss Middleton, Miss Krantzen--
burg, Miss Robinson, Miss McGiffon and
MISS Forest assisted in serving the
guests. The floral decorations in the re-
ce1ying parlors were white and green,
ana IN the refreShment rooms red, Amer
lean Beauty roses and carnations were
the mowers chosen. Mrs. Conley carried
ylolets and wore gown covered with
sprays OF Vlolets, with overdress of chif-
Ioh. MIS-. Conley will receive again to-
day IN honor of Mrs. G.. w. Weeks and
Mrs. Albert Eddy, of Fort Smelling.
Mrs. C. j. Stevens, Marshall avenue,
entertained informally Wednesday after
room in honor of Mrs. r. l.. Miller of
Evanston, Ill.
Mrs; and Mrs. Woods, 97S Hague ave-
nue., have issued invitations for mu-
sioale at their home this evening.
Mrs. A. H. Wilder and Mrs E. A. APP
pleby will receive this afternoon at their
nome on Summit avenue.
Mrs. w. T. Alexander Hague avenue
will receive this afternoon in honor of
Mrs. Hammond and Miss Pattee, of Los
| Angeles, Cal.
Mrs. ConleyS Mackubin street, will re-
celve this afternoon in honor of Mrs. AL
bert Eddy and Mrs. George McDougal
Weeks of Fort Smelling.
Mrs. J. H. McDermott Smith avenue,
| will entertain informally this evening in
honor of Mrs. A. S. McDermott, of Du-
buaue, Iowa.. '@f
The J. K. club organized early in the
week, will hold its first regular meeting
this evening with Miss Aberle.
A dancing party will be given this even
the juniors of the Humboldt high school
The Ladies, Guild of st. Mary's Epis-
| copal Church will meet this afternoon in
the choir room of the church.
The teachers of the House of Hope
| Presbyterian Sunday school will meet this
/ evening at the residence of Dr. James
d. Paxton, of Summit avenue.
Mrs. H. Monroe will entertain the F'leur
| de Lis Euchre club this afternoon.
| A card club will be organized this even
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Boxer, OF Conway. street.
| The first meeting of the Tabernacle So
ciety will be held this evening at the
Ryan Annex, Robert and Seventh streets.
The, ladies of the Episcopal mission
will hold a social this evening at the
home of Mr. and Mrs Babbidge, I'll Fry
| street.
The Twentieth, Century History circle
will meet this afternoon with Mrs. James
Schoonmaker,,s s412 Bates avenue. pa
per will be read by Mrs. ]. M. WEIGH.
The Friday circle will hold its first
meeting of the season today at the home
of Mrs. r. A. Kirk. Papers will be read
and on Greek Drama by Mrs. c. J.
Backus.
Mrs. William 7. Alexander, of Laurel
avenue, will be ''at home this afternoon
IN honor of Mrs. A. j. Hummel and Miss
FANNIE Pattee.
Mrs. w. H. Wood of Laurel avenue,
will receive this afternoon. Miss Jane
Wood will assist her mother and Miss
Nancy Wood will be formally introduced
to St. Paul social life;
Miss Inez Dale, fof Prescott street, will
give dinner party tomorrow evening in
honor OF Miss Doran, OF Montreal
Mrs. c. E Stone. of Crocus hill, will
give a euchre party Tuesday afternoon,
Nov. 5.
Miss Elsie WieBInan will give a chatting
dish supper tomorrow evening in honor
of Miss Freeman.
Miss Olive Freeman, one of the Novem-
Der brides-to-be, was the guest of honor
at a luncheon given yesterday by Miss
Bowlin, of Summit avenue
Mrs. J. G. Dawes, of the Elmswood,
entertained twelve guests at dinner We'd
nesday evening.
Mrs. E. l. Herseys, Summit avenue,
Miss Hayden, of Seattle, was the guest
of honor at a. dancing party given last
evening at Ramaleys hall, Grand ave-
nue.. The chaperones We're: Mrs. Alex
ander ]. Stone, Mrs. Lehr, Mrs. Flynt
and Mrs. Lancaster.
Mr. and Mrs. George P. Stout, 80 Bates
avenue, are entertaining Miss Maud Ell
lott of Rochester.
Miss NJ. E. Gibbons Forepaugh block,
Sever corners, has returned from an ex-
tended trip in the East:
Miss Katherine Mosburg, of the Laurel,
is entertaining her sister, Mrs. Mason
Spicer, of Willmar.
Mrs. D. P. Pierce 555 Fuller street, is
entertaining Miss Maud White, of Sank
Center.
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Mrs. George Campbell, of ~ the Mari Mari
Schuman, of Austin MINI.
Mrs. Arnold Kalman, Summit avenue,
has returned from Kansas City.
Mrs Frank A. Richards, Iglehart street,
is entertaining Mrs. Kendall, OF Eau
Claire, Wis.
Miss Anna Simmons, who has been yiss
iting Miss Esther Swanson, Grove street,
has returned to her home IN Red Wing.
Miss Lancaster, Dayton avenue, is en-
tertaining Miss Hayden, of Seattle.
Miss Arrivee will entertain the Young
Peoples Social Circle of St James Epis-
copal Church this evening at her home
on Clarke street.
The young ladies of the Sacred Heart
church will give the first of a series of
card parties next Tuesday evening at
the parish hall, Sixth and Hope streets
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Mead, who will
soon leave for Dassell, Mimi, were sur
prised by about fifty of their friends
Wednesday evening at their home on
East Sixth street.
Rev Frederick G.. Knauer, of Batangu,
Africa, will give an address this after
noon at the Central Presbyterian church.
AS Mrs. Knauer is the missionary sup
ported by the Women's Foreign Mission
ary Society of ST. Paul Presbytery, the
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