The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-24

Mrs. Edward X Won Wedelstaedt, of
Summit avenue, gave a pretty informal
reception yesterday aft ernoon for MISS
Winifred Brill, who recently made her
debut in st. Paul society.
The rooms were very tastefully deco
rated in palms, ferns, roses, chrysanthH'
NUNS and carnations. The dining room
was particularly attractive entirely IN
pink, white and green. The table was
laid with a cloth richly embroidered IN
pink roses and rose petals. The center
niece was a large bouquet of pink roses
The bon bons, cake and cream were pink
white and green and the girls assisting
in the dining room wore pink frocKS ana
the ladies wore pink and green waists A
peculiarly dainty effect was obtained by
pinning ferns to the lace curtains at the
windows Mrs Henry E. Won WTldel-
staedt and Mrs. w. E. Bramhal assist
ed by Miss Forsyth and Mrs. j. L. Snapp,
presided in the dining room.
Mrs David Ifumbird, of Hudson, Wis,
served coffee in the reception han.
Among others assisting were Mrs. Brill
Mrs Farrington Mrs. J. E. Hill, Mrs
Muir Mrs. John A. Humbird, Miss New
son, Miss Brill Miss Routh, Miss Muir,
Miss Strynham, Mrs. Willius and Mrs
John WilIius.
Mrs. William R. Sproat has issued in
NlldJlOIS 1OI d euCIlIe, W ne SlFGA w Gu
nesday, Dee. 4, at her home on Dayton
avenue. Mrs. Sproat gave a luncheon
Friday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Gill
bert and Miss Gilbert, OF Detroit, Mich.
who are the guests of Mrs. F. ]. Whit
ney, of Dayton avenue.
Judge and Mrs e. A Jaggard, of South
Exchange street, gave dinner last night
at their home
Mrs. George Gardner will give tea for
Miss Helen Mairs Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. c. E. Merrill, of the Albion. will
entertain at dinner Thanksgiving at the
summer home of Mr. and Mrs BoWlby,
at Lake Owasso. There will be about if
ty guests and the dinner will be fol-
Mrs z. N. Saunders will introduce her
daughter, Miss Caroline Saunders. at a
reception to be given at her house on
Summit avenue Thanksgiving evening.
Mrs. Joseph McKibbin, of Virginia ave-
nue., Will give a reception Friday after
noon, at which her daughter, Miss Alison
McKibbin, will make her debut.
Miss Lila Clark will give large euchre
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. A j. Gillette, Pleasant avenue,
gave a buffet luncheon yesterday after
noon at the Town and Country club, in
honor of her guest, Miss Babcoclz, of
Neenah, Wis. A company of seventy-fiTe
women We're entertained The hostess was
assisted by Mrs. Paris Fletcher, Mrs.
John Fulton, Mrs. John L. Snapp, Mrs
John w. Willis Miss Tarbox and Miss
Halsey
An informal musical was given Friday
afternoon by Mrs. John Harrington, OF
Pleasant avenue. The hostess was as
sisted by Mrs. John L. Snapp.
Mrs. L. w. Maxfeld, of Goodrich av-
enue, will give luncheon Wednesday
afternoon, Dec. T. for Mrs Roeder, of
Cleveland, Ohio.
Mrs. S. R. Flynn and Mrs Howard
dancing, Monday evening, Dec g. at the
Aberdeen.
A number of st. Paul people went over
to Minneapolis to the Hostesses' ball Fri
day evening at West hotel Among those
who went were Mrs Srnurmeier, Misses
Anita and Laura Furness, Misses Abbie
and May Livingston, Miss Ransom, Miss
Young and Miss Ferguson, Sidney Dean.
Edward Saunders Jr., Reese Newport Jr.
and Claire Flandrau.
Elaborate preparations are being made
by the Town and Country club for q
table d'hote dinner to be given Thanks
giving evening. Music and dancing will
1oiloW the dinner, and if the weather is