The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-03
OUR SOCIAL NEIGHBORS
MINNEAPOLIS.

Read s:The Golden IDOL" on Page Is.
House parties at the Ice Yacht club
are proving very popular with the young
people, and ice yachting, tobogganing
and sleight rides over country roads are
much more interesting than the dancing
and card parties which are the town
amusements. Last Saturday Mr.. and Mrs.
L. F. Bousfield chaperoned jolly party
people were Miss Elizabeth Donaldson,
Harliott Pillsbury, Marguerite Gray,
Jane Mcdonald, Lucille Pollard, Messrs.
W. w. Helfelfinger, John Donaldson,
Walter Hudson. Rainey Holmes, Fayette
Bousfeld and DR.. Paul Richie, Of st.
Paul.
:, The Misses Lofgren gave a kitchen
shower Fridey afternoon at their home
Oh Fifteenth. avenue south, in honor
of Miss Lulu Bowen, bride of the com
ing week. The guests We're the Misses
White, Leola Thompson, of st. Paul;
Georgiana Weesner. of Chicago; Her
nina and Hilda Ladell, Latictia Conway,
Mabel Jackson, Irene Howe and Mrs
Chalmers.
Mrs. James Eye entertained about forty
women yesterday afternoon at her home
on Sixth street south, in honor of her
mother, Mrs. w. W. Satterlee. 1t was
their places at the ringing of a bell after
the fashion of progressive conversation
parties. Mrs. Pye was assisted by Mines
William Love, Joseph Patten, Fred Sails
Clough.
Fred A Wirth entertained at his home,
24OS Bryant avenue south, Wednesday.
Present were tho Misses Lottie Stewart,
Mile Sutton, Nina Price Edythe Guilds,
Nelly Kingle, Grace Thompson, Stella
Reed, Anna Hoffman Messrs. George
Harold Gurnee, George Young, Joseph
Tyra, Robert Brown, Rudolph Tyra and
Robert Bloom.
Mr. and Mrs. Harris Liverman have is
sued invitations for the marriage OF their
daughter, Miss Grayce Agnes I!iverman
and Carl Prime MacKusick, which will
take place Tuesday afternoon, Feb 49,
at o'clock at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
L1Verman, Jos Fourth street sou: beast.
Miss Grace Durham entertained group
OF Smith college girls at luncheon Fri
Cay afternoon. The guests were mem
bers Of the class Of 1900, and the decora-
tons were IT. violet, the class color Clus-
ters OIL violets were at each of the eight
covers.
Mrs. Levine. of .S255 Second street north,
entertained at cards Thursday afternoon.
tons. Mrs. j. Weber and Mrs. c. Bal
ley won prizes. The guests were: Mines
e. Beedle, Leen, ]. WILDER, C. Bailey and
Barnes.
dancing party last Thursday evening in
Mrs. Mobiles hall. The affair was the
first of series, and the hall was dec
ora I'D In blue and gold, the fraternity
ent.
The Deutscher Frauen club has COM
pleted all arrangements for the cnarity
ball to be given Tuesday evening in Ma
sonic Temple. The reception will take
place at $3.50 o'clock, and the grand march
will form at o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. David S. Coleman, who
have been in Denver for several months,
have returned to Minneapolis. They will
make their. home for time with their
daughtr, Mrs. Ernest E. Day, 1915 Adams
street northeast.
The Woman's Guild Of st. Barnabas'
Nurses Home will hold sale OF pies and
cakes, meat 1oaves, orange narmaIade
and other delcacies Friday at 10 a. H.,
in St. Marks parish house, On Sixth
street south.
Mrs. NJ. Catlin sos James avenue north,
Thursday. Prizes were Won by Mines.
Graves, Wips and Lens. The club will
meet with Mrs. Wips, 1923 Ninth street
Friday evening Mrs. w H. Cooling
gave shredded wheat supper at her
home on Irving avenue north. Covers
were laid for twenty, and the guests were
club.
Miss Jean Blaisden was hostess Wed
nesday evening at @ reception given for
her sister Miss Lillian Blaisdell, who
has recently returned from abroad. Miss
Klaisdell will return to Cornell this week
Mrs. H.. B. Benson entertained the
While-Away Social club Tuesday after
noon. The next meeting will take place
Wednesday, Feb. Is, at the home of Mrs.
Louis Miller, 1881 Knox avenue north.
Messrs. and Mines. George Knoblauch,
Harry Merriman, George Upton, Harry
Andrews, 4. Bowen and Arthur Cham
bers will give a dancing party in Mrs
Mobiles hall Thursday evening.
The Delta Delta Delta girls and their
men friends We're entertained Friday
evening by Miss Vida Bruegger. Skat-
ing and coasting We're the amusements
and a supper followed.
MIR. and Mrs. r. d. Shute, nee Bout
we'll, are spending a few days in Min
neapolis, on their return from their We'd
ding trip. They win go to Crookston the
middle of this week.
Mrs. Stephen A. Hall and little son, OF
the Waldorf, leave this evening for Hot
Springs, Ark. They win be accompanied
by Mrs. Halls mother, Mrs. i. &. Hail,
or 221 Clifton avenue.
Mod!n Tent NO. %, knights Of the Mac
cabees, will give a dancing party in X.
p hail. Masonic Temple. Wednesday
evening. T. b. Hunfncll will be master
of ceremonies.
Miss Florence Purdy. Of Grand Forks,