The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-06-21
LSI:[RN!L ISOC!H News

|ISI.|PNJL |SOC|AL ! NEWS !
Mrs. Jerusha Brown, whose seventy.
eighth birthday will be celebrated this
| afternoon with large reception given
| at the residence of Mrs E. M Prouty,
on Summit avenue, is the only original
daughter Of the American Revolution
now living in Minnesota Mrs. Browns
father, Thomas Hayward, was private
in the Revolutionary war. Her hus>
| band, Edward NJ. Brown, who Is still
| living, fought through the Civil war, re-
| firing with the rank of colonel. Col and
| Mrs. Brown were both born in Vermont,
where they were also married. After
| their marriage they moved to South Da-
| kota, and from there to St. Paul, where
they have resided for the last twelve
years with their daughter, Mrs. Spicer,
| on Walnut street. Mrs. Prouty and
Mrs. Brown will be assisted in receiving
| this afternoon by the members of the
| executive committee of the St Paul
| chapter, Daughters of the American Rev
olution, including Mrs. E. r. Sanford,
Mrs. A. T. Bigelow Mrs. ]. c. Hill, Mrs.
| E. L. Welch, Mrs. Maurice D. Edwards,
Mrs. S. P. Crosby and Mrs w. NJ. Lig-
gett.
| Mrs. A. Wilder Merriam gave a recep-
| ton yesterday afternoon at her home on
! Summit avenue in honor Of Mrs John
| Merriam. About 300 women were receiv-
ed by the hostess and the guest of honor.
The rooms were decorated with peonies,
sweet peas and palms. A company of
thirty women were entertained.
|
! Mrs. Richard Nicely gave a linen show
er Wednesday afternoon at her home on
Marshall avenue in honor of Miss Lulu
| Shandrew, a bride of next month. The
! hostess was assisted by Miss Berehan
Nicely, Miss Bertha Sleeper and Miss
Ethel Taylor, of New York Euchre was
played at eight tables, favors being won
| by Mrs. T. F. Mccormick, Mrs. R H.
Dougan and Miss Sleeper.
Miss Lila Finch will give supper Wed
| nesday evening at her home on summit
avenue in honor of Mitchell Bancroft
| bridal party.
| Mrs A. c. Heath, of Portland avenue,
/ gave the third OF her post nuptial at
homes yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Heath
will entertain next Thursday afternoon
also.
Mrs Norman Nash McFerran will give
vocal recital this evening in the rooms
of the professional league for number
of her younger pupils.
Mrs II. T. QuinIan will entertain Fri
day afternoon, June rs, at her home on
Ashland avenue in honor of Miss Lulu
| Shandrew. Mrs. n L. Breen will give a
kitchen shower Wednesday afternoon in
honor of Miss Shandrew.
Miss Mary and Agnes Ives gave re-
ception Tuesday afternoon for Misses
Curry and Whine Bowman, of Waverly,
Iowa Miss Ethel Hurst, of Chicago,
| and Miss Kate Sherwin, of Spearfish, S.
D.. and Miss Annie Ives, of Merriam
Park, assisted in receiving, and Miss
Florence Moore served frappe in the din
ing room.
Miss Lulu shandrew of Ashland
avenue, is entertaining Miss Gean Gavin,
of Spokane.
Mrs A. E. Dewitt will give an informal
euchre party this afternoon for the
members of the Idlewild Euchre club.
Cards will be played ct three tables.
A meeting will be held Saturday even
ing in the Y. NJ. G. A. rooms to organ
ize a camp of the Order of Gideons. The
Gideons are an organization of Christian
travelling men of recognized church mem
with the order and no dues, the expenses
being met by voluntary contributions
The society has been in existence for
not quite two years and is said to be
growing rapidly. The meeting will ar
| range for representation at the national
meeting at Madison. Wis, July and T.
Gen M D. Flower is spending a few
days with friends in Aurora, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Stevens, of Sum
| nit avenue, will move to Lake Mime
tonka today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Sutman, of East
Eighth street, have returned from their
wedding trip TO R:Iffalo over the great
lakes.
Mrs D. Harrington, of Providence, r.
Goodrich avenue.
Miss Josephine Emerson, of North Vic
toria street, has returned from Villa
Marie, Frontenac.
guest of Mrs. Theodosia Harrison Of
Fargo.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Holmes, of
Grove street, are at Dellwood for the
summer.
Mrs E. A. Van Duzee. of Holly avnue,
will return next week from Duluth.
Mrs. G. A. Coykendall and Miss Coy
kendall have gone to Messy Brook Point,
n. Y, to spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. Miss, OF Bates
avenue, have returned from the East
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wilson, Of Sum
NIT avenue, are at Frontenac to remain
| until autumn.
Mrs w. r. Tostevin, of Fuller street,
| will spend July in La Crosse, Wis.
Mrs. Joseph Lefebvre, of Carroll street
is entertaining Miss Marie Larpenteur,
Of Minneapolis.
Mrs. Andrew Cattanach, of Cedar
street, has gone to Menomonie, Wis.
| Miss Walker, who has been visiting
Mrs Albert II. Lindoke of Summit
| avenue, has returned to Saratoga N Y
Mrs. William Hamm, of Cable avenue,
| is entertaining the Misses Martha and
| lima Schaffer, Of New York.
Mrs. ]. A. Belmuer, of Arundel street
is spending the summer in New York
Mrs o. P. Reynolds. of Paramount
| avenue, has gone to Lake Pulaski.
Mrs Gaffey, of Atlanta, Ga, who has
| been visiting Mrs. w. G. Wetherbee, of
| Hague avenue, has gone to San Fran
| cisco.