The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-08

rms is the last day that tickets can be
| purchased for the federation breakfast
| to be given next Tuesday at the Ryan.
Inc number of guests at the breakfast
mas been Limited to 500, and it is prob
| able that the final REPORTS to Mrs Bige-
low, vice president of the st. Paul dis
trlct will show that nearly, if not quite,
all OF the tickets distributed have been
| solu' me names ON the programme in
sure the success OF the intellectual part
OF the feast at least, and the excellent
arrangements made by those who have
! charge of the progress insure its soc al
! success The gathering at the Ryan next
Tuesday will be a notable one, for it
vail nclude many of the representative
women from every town and city in the
state Inc breakfast will begin promptly
| at ll:50, and previous to that there viii
| be an informal reception. In addition to
these social features, not the least i'm
portaDt o1 which is the reception to be
given at the residence Of Mrs. George
| Z. Squires in Summit court, by the mem
bers of the New Century club, there Will
be meeting OF the executive board Of
the state federated clubs.
The members Of Miss Newports Thurs
day night dancing class gave on intor-
ma! dancing party last night at Lifts
nail. Miss Newport was assisted in re-
celVlng by Mrs. James j. Hill, Mrs. L.
L. c. Brooks, Mrs. Darius Miller and
Mrs. c. w. L. Bum.
A surprise party was rendered Mr.. Roy
Leayltt Thursday evening at his home,
81 West Fifth street Twenty guests
were entertained. Assisting the host in
| receiving were Miss Dorothy Clinton and
MISS Stella johnson. The Columbine Or
| cEestra played. Among the guests were:
| Inc Misses Ella Swank, Winnie Ortiz
| AEce Ward, Bertha Moore, Dorothy Gin
ton Stella johnson and Myrtle Iieavitt;
steven Westbrook. Melville Cronshaw,
| Walter Boston, Edward and Will Fales
Harold Cummings, Peter Tracy, Charles
Monahan, Roy Leavitt and Elmer Brown.
capital lodge, Knights of Pythias, gave
| d smoker Ihursday evening at their hall
| IN honor OF Frederick Warde, tho TRACED
ian: MI Warde made 4 brief address,
winch was enthusiastically received The
actor is both g Pythfan and an Elk and
the invitation for Thursday night was ex
: tended to him by c. S. Bartram, chan
! cellGr commander of Capitol lodge, also
an Elk.
Cards are cut for the marriage of Miss
Nina Elsenme1ger to Charles \. Weber,
! to take place Saturday, Feb. 1G.
! Miss, Procto" VIII give a japanese cotii-
lion at Seminary hail, Saturday evening
! The chaperons will be Mrs F. NJ II
Kendrick. Mrs. Merrick and Mrs. S. c.
Cook
Grant School union will hold a meeting
! at the school, Friday evening. Judge
Jaggard will give an address on The
Reasonableness of Law" ard the JeffeT-
/ son school orchestra will furnish music
Miss Holmes ard Miss Matkes gave a
dancing party last evening at the Albion
Mrs. D. S. B. Johnston entertained in
formally at luncheon yesterday at her
home on on Holly avenue w The guest of
leaves next week for Washington.
Mrs. K. H. E. Callahan entertained at
! luncheon yesterday at her home on Mar
shall avenue.
A regular meeting of the St Paul
! chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, will
be held this evening at s clock in the
! Masonic Temple. Several petitions for
membership will be acted upon and a
number Of candidates Initiated All mem
4 bers of the order are invited TO be pres
: ent.
The SECOND OF a series of dancing
parties @rdde will +b be gyen by st. Paul Ghapter
sonic Temple next Tuesday evening,
! Feb. II.
Miss Clark, of Holly avenue is en-
|
Miss Garnet Butcher, of Victoria street,
will go to Madison, Wis, next week for
| snort visit.
Mrs. Frances Woodruff, of Paramount
avenue, has returned from the East
Mrs. F. NJ. Smith, of Kent street is
entertaining Mrs. Harry Parry, OF New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. w K Field and Miss
| Field. of Paramount avenue, are in Chi
cago.
The Informal club was entertained at
! progressive euchre Wednesday afternoon
won by Mrs. William Sproats, j. s..
! Whitacre, Mrs. D. b. Campbell and Mrs.
c. a. Burnett.
Mrs. Woods vs. has been visiting
Mrs. John Crooks, of Sherourne ave
nue., has returned to Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Mcdonald of Lincoln
avenue, have gone to Washington, d. c.
Mrs. a. r. Jewett, who has been
visiting Miss Wheeler of the Colonnade,
has returned to Chicago.
The Lucky Thirteen was entertained at
cards Wednesday evening by Mrs Jervis
| of Como avenue. Favors were Won by
Miss Gertrude Sans Soucia, Miss Mumm
| and Mrs. Donnelly.
Miss Williams, of Iglehart street, gave
a luncheon Wednesday afternoon en-
tertaining a company of twelve young
women.
Mrs. NJ F. Kennedy, of Dayton ave-
nue., will entertain at a thimble bee
| this afternoon
Mrs. E. E. Randall, of West Third
street, is entertaining Miss Emma Buch,
of Wfnnebago City.
Mrs. E. R. Schafer, of Hastings ave-
nue., has returned from Red Wing.
Mrs. Hilbert of Rice street, has gone
to st. Louis.
Mrs Rutherford. Of the Newport, en-
tertained at cards yesterday afternoon.