The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-31
SOCIAL.

Mrs ThadeuS G. Field, Of Dayton
avenue, gave a large reception yester-
day afternoon from 4 until o'clock
for her niece, Miss Helen Atwood
Field, who is spending the winter with
her aunt This reception was one of
the most elegantly appointed of the
fall social functions. The rooms were
almost tropical in appearance, owing
to the abundance of beautiful flowers.
In the reception room there were
quantities of pink and white roses,
chrysanthemums and American Beau
ty roses, besides numerous palms,
ferns and trailing vines. One Of the
smaller rooms, where punch was serv-
ed, was more simply decorated with
pink chrysanthemums, and the dining
room was adorned with huge bouquets
of giant yellow chrysanthemurhs.
About 800 women called during the re-
ceiving hours. Seldom. has st. Paul
witnessed a more fashionable assem-
blage. ~
Among those who assisted the
hostess and her fair niece were Mrs. E.
V. Appleby, Mrs. i. L. G. Brooks, Mrs.
Kenneth Clark, Mrs. Walter DriscolI,
Mrs. w. J. Dean, Mrs. Charles L.
Green, Mrs. T. w. Ingersoll Mrs E. J.
Jones, Mrs. c. J. A. Morris, Mrs. James
B. Beals, Mrs. Phelps, Mrs. w. F. Peet,
Mrs. Edward Sanders, Mrs. w. A.
Spencer, Mrs. G. l.. Upham, Mrs. Jo-
seph A. Wheelock, Mrs. Wilder, Mrs.
George B. Young, Mrs. Edward Cutler,
Mrs. Archibald McLaren, Mrs. D. A.
Monfort, Mrs. Stedman, Mrs j. w. Ed
gerton, Miss Helen Bum, Miss Clough,
the Misses Cutler, Miss Louise Coch-
ran, Miss Dean, the Misses Furness,
Miss Edith Forepaugh, Miss Kitty
Marvin, Miss Moves, the Misses San
ders and Miss Wheelock.
Miss Helen Holbert, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Holbert, was introduced into
st. Paul society yesterday afternoon
at a reception given for her by her
mother, Mrs. Holbert, at their home
on Summit avenue, from until 6
o'clock. About 800 women greeted the
young debutante and her mother dur
ing the afternoon. The rooms were
decorated with large quantities of
palms and flowers, chiefly chrysanthe-
NUNS. Danz's orchestra, concealed
behind bank of palms, played a pro-
gramme during the receiving hours.
Mrs. Vittum and Mrs. MaXfeild presid-
ed in the dining room, where all the
appointments were daintily arranged
with pink as the foundation of color.
Mrs. Robert C. Holbert and Mrs.
Br1tton served punch, assisted by sew
eral of the younger women. Other
women assisting about the rooms were
Mesdames p. r. L. Hardenbergh, Mrs.
G. G. De Coster, Mrs. Begg, Mrs. Bend,
Mrs. Wilder Merriam, Mrs. Langford
Mrs. Hunt, of Minneapolis, Mrs. C. O..
Kalman, Mrs. Cannon, Mrs. Alexander
H. Cathcart, Mrs. Pierce, Mrs. rudolph
Schiffmann, Mrs. James Mcclure, the
Misses De Coster, Miss Willard, Miss
Louise Judson, Miss Anne Sloan, Miss
Maxfield, Miss Britton, Miss Jean
Stickney, Miss Adele Lanpher, Miss
Rogers, Miss Cary, Miss Kalman, Miss
Cecilia Kalman, Miss Florence Finch,
Miss Elsie Constans, Miss Ritzinger
and Miss Ethel Haynie.
Miss Sanborn, Of Virginia avenue,
will entertain Informally this afternoon
at luncheon. There will be ten guests.
Miss May Mcclure, of Iglehart
street, will give a Halloween party
this evening at her home.
Mrs John A. Stees of Virginia ave-
nue., issued invitations yesterday for a
reception to be given next Wednesday
afternoon in honor of Mrs Charles
Stees.
The reception to be given by Mrs.
0. p. Lanpher, of Portland avenue, to
AOOoSS l1SI OduSiiISIy MISS ADELE
Lanpher, has been postponed from to-
morrow afternoon until Wednesday
afternoon, Nov. 10.
Miss Minnie Maria Stutz, daughter
of Mrs. Adelaine Mainwaring Shedt,
and Martin S. Chandler will be mar
ried this evening at the home of the
brides mother, 81 South ST. Adams
street, Rev. @. D. Andrews officiating.
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