The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-19

Society is now beginning to take up the
duties and the pleasures of the opening
season In earnest, and the past week,
while a busy one, and important because
of two weddings, one Of which turned
Miss Bertha Robbins into Mrs. Miller
and took her away from home, to the
great regret of her many friends, was
not as full as will be the coming week.
The hearts Of the debutantes are be-
ginning to futter as cards are out for
several teas which Will add the names
OF some very charming girls to soc1ety'S
list. Tuesday afternoon Mrs. William
Constans and the Misses Constans will
give a tea from 4 until O'Clock, at their
home on Summit avenue, to introduce
Miss Elsie Constans, and on Wednesday
evening Mr.. and Mrs Constans will give
a small and informal dancing party in her
honor, to which only the younger set
have been hidden. Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. Richard Billings, of Floral street,
will give a tea, and Thursday afternoon
occurs Mrs. Sneve's tea to introduce her
sister, Miss Jean Stickney. Mrs. Holbert
and Miss Holbert, of Summit avenue, have
cards out for a tea on Thursday after
noon, Oct. 80, to introduce Miss Helen
Holbert.
Mrs. E. V. Appleby. of Summit avenue,
will give a small luncheon Thursday, in
honor Of Miss Helen Field, of Elizabeth,
New Jersey, who is spending the winter in
Field, of Dayton avenue. The guests will
be Mrs. j. I. II. Field, Miss Laura Fur
ness Miss Kitty Marvin, Miss Helen Dean.
M Mars s@tS Mss Roxana s sm aTS MISS MISS
Louise Judson and Miss Helen Bum.
Mrs. George Armstrong, for many years
a resident of st. Paul, and who has been
living ia San Francisco for several years,
has been a guest Of her son and his wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. Armstrong, of Grand
ing the summer in Winnipeg with her
daughter, Mrs. Robinson, who was Miss
Carrie Armstrong, a we'll known society
girl of st. Paul. and who was married in
this city four years ago. Mrs. Arm
strong's presence has been the occasion
of several affairs given in her honor by
en- for her Thursday by Mrs. Cathcart, at
the residence of Mrs. Maxfeld, on Good
rich avenue. at which about thirty of
Mrs. Armstrong; lifelong friends were
entertained Mrs. Armstrong will return
very soon to her home in San Francisco,
where she resides with her sister, Mrs
another ST Paul girl, who is greatly miss
ed. In year Mrs. Spalding, Miss Spald-
ing and Mrs. Armstrong will probably re-
turn to St Paul to reside.
Miss Anna Griggs, of Tacoma, a sister
OF Mr.. G. M. Griggs and Mr.. Theodore
GriggS of this city, is now visiting the
Hawaiian islands With q senatorial party
from Washington, of which senator and
Mrs. A. G. Foster are members. Mr. and
Mrs: Foster are transplanted ST Paul
residents, and Miss Griggs has visited
here and been much admired.
Two announcements of engagements
made In New York during the past week
families in st. Paul. The engagement
is announced Of Mr.. John III. Davis, Of
New York, to Miss Sievwright, of New
Zealand. Mr. Davis first wife was a sis
ter OF Mrs. George R. Finch, of this city,
and his daughter and Mrs. Finch's
niece Is the Warehouses Of Dufferin and
Flora Davis, of New York, and consid-
cred one of the most beautiful girls of
her time. Miss Slevwright will be Mr..
Chloise Hatch, of New York and Newport,
formerly of New Rochelle, to Mr.. Carneli-
us Lee; Mr.. Lee, whose parents are both
dead. is a nephew of Mr.. and Mrs. Il,
Iaughton Blood, of st. Paul, his mother
having been Miss Matte Blood, famous
beauty of New York fifteen years ago.
Mrs John c. Hill, of Virginia avenue,
gave a small and Informal tea yesterday
afternoon in honor OF Mrs. f. II. NIGH enry,
who is visiting old friends in ST Paul for
a few days. Mr.. and Mrs. McEIenry liv-
ed in this city for many years and great
was the regret among their friends when
they IeIL year ago. AFTER a year. spent
in travel in the Orient, Mr.. McHenry
accepted q responsible railroad position in
Canada, where they now reside. Mrs: Nc
Henry is the guest of Mrs. H. J. Horn
and Miss Horn, of Dayton avenue, and
viii probably leave for her home tonight
Miss Mary B. Statham and her niece
Miss Page Morris, of Duluth, passed
through ST. Paul last week on their way
home from the Pacific coast. Miss Stath-
am has many friends here, where she has