The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-13
MINNEAPOLIS.

The Young Ladies' Union of the First
congregational Church gave delightful
concert Friday evening in the church.
Miss p. Abbie Thomas was the vocalist.
refreshments were served at tables
prettily decorated with flowers and can
Gilmore. F. @. Mcmillan, w. H. Sherwin,
w. G. Johnson and II. A. SERVER They
We're assisted by Misses Lillian McMil-
Ian, Louise Reyes, Eleanor Lees, Corinne
Mcmillan, Helen Perkins and Millicent
Lees.
Mrs. Anna T. Lawson was pleasantly
surprised Monday afternoon by a number
of friends. the occasion being her birth
day. Present We're Mines. Booth, Shurt-
way, Reynolds, Taylor, F. J. Hendor-
son, Hasty, Stoltz. De Laittre Marshall.
was served. Mrs Lawson received a
number of handsome presents
Miss Myritce Wilcox gave a luncheon
of ten covers Yesterday afternoon at her
BouteIl. The colors. pink and white
were dainttly carried out in the decora-
lions and appointments. A great cluster
Of roses was in the center of the table,
and the prospective brides place was
marked by bunch of roses.
The Jolly Sixteen Cinch club met Tues.
day evening with Mrs. r, j. Whitlock,
l22 Third street north Prizes were won
j. NJ. Mcguire and n. r. Rosbach A
musical programme was given after sup
per. The club will meet with Mrs. J.
G. Slack, 1123 Fifth street north Thurs
day.
A delightful dancing party was given
Friday evening by the Faculty club in
Mrs. Mobiles hall on Fourteenth avenue
southeast. The club is composed of uni
teen numbers was furnished by Mr.. and
Mrs. Appleton on violin and piano. There
were about forty guests
Maj. and Mrs William D. Hale sailed
from New York for Europe yesterday
They will visit Miss Gertrude Hale, who
is now studying in Florence and remain
abroad until June. Mr.. and Mrs. George
w. Bestor will occupy their house. 1926
Third avenue south, until their return
Miss Agnes Belden, of Oak Grove
street, left last evening for a two months
visit in the East. Miss Belden will Spend
part of the. time in Cambridge, Mass,
the guest of the Misses Mcdonald who
left Minneapolis last fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred III. Rollins enter
tanned at cards Wednesday evening at
their home on Seventh avenue southeast
progressive cinch was played, and prizes
were won by Mrs Baldwin Brown and
Miss Ella z. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs w. D. Gregory, of Park
avenue entertained the Sydney Williams
league at a charming dancing party Fri
day evening. The affair was very In
formal and only the members of the
club were present
Mr.. and Mrs G. NJ Pride, of 1889 Co.
lumbus avenue entertained group of
evening Miniature stems were given as
souvenirs of the occasion.
TIE marriage Of Selma Kanberg, of
Parker's Prairie and Henry Reider Of
Sank Center, was quietly celebrated Dec.
Rev. H. G. Trabert..
Flour City council. Royal Arcanum,
will give a cinch party Thursday AS
ing, Jan. II, under the auspices of tho
1rf
sonic Temple.
give a ball in Morgan Post hail, ao7
Nicollet avenue, Wednesday evening. The
grand march begins at o'clock.
Mrs. ]. G.. Morrison, who is visiting in
Newton, Mass, is III poor health and her
husband, Rev. ]. G. Morrison, las gone
East to accompany her home.
Miss Florence Graham entertained a
group. of young women very Informally
yesterday afternoon at her home, l1GS
Fourth street southeast.
A dancing party was given Friday even
ing to sixty-tive young people by the
Misses Myrtle and Alice Rodearmel, of
1880 Colfax avenue.
Harmony Chapter, No. 8, o. E. S., Will
give dancing party Thursday evening
in Masonic hall. 20 and % University
avenue southeast.
Mrs. John H. Thompson, of Hawthorn
avenue, entertained at luncheon Friday
afternoon for her guest, Miss Wilkinson,
of Boston.
Miss Laura E. Henderson left Friday
with her mother who is going South for
the winter.
The Amaranth Social club will give a
card party at the home of Mrs. Thomas,
2744 Fremonth avenue south, Thursday
afternoon.
North Star Temple, No. H. Rathbone
Sisters, will give a cinch party in the
hall. Masonic Temple. next Saturday
evening.
Mrs H A. Crow has returned from
Seattle, where she went to meet her hus-
band, who is home from Nome for the
winter.
Mrs William NJ Higgins, Of 244f Ste
vents avenue, entertained a group of st.
Paul women at cards Thursday after
noon.
The employees of the Central depart
ment store will have a dance Thursday
evening at Central hail. 3O5 Central ave-
nue..
The Social Eight club will give its next
dance Jan. 10, in the Fourth ward wig
wan, Ninth street and Western avenue.
w. M. Crosse returned Ttdrsday morn
ing from New York. Mrs. Crosse will
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Tourteliotte will
leave this month for southern points to
remain until the end Of April.
Mr. and Mrs John MacNa s0s tf recently
nue. south, for the winter.
Mrs. J. l.. Tracy has gone to Michigan
for a three weeks visit with revlatfves.
Miss Helen Vasey is i'll with gAcpe
at her home, 723 Fourth avenue north.
Miss Pollard, of Lowell. Mass, is the
guest of Miss Harriet Pillsbury.
j. H. Lantry and daughter, Enda, are
visiting Kansas City relatives
Mr.. and Mrs Frederic w. Lucas have
returned from Ohio.
F. L. Dice is home from a visit in Wis
cCnsin.
George Nose has returned from Mil
WaUkee.
Mrs. B. NJ. Heinlen is home from Wi
Dona.