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

often visited, and Miss Morris is also So
e ea well known in MINNEAPOLIS. Miss
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LIST of December. where Miss Morris will
join them after Christmas. Mrs Page
Morris will probably remain In Duluth all
winter.
Mrs. c. E. Furness, of South Exchange
street, gave small and informal tea
THURSDAY afternoon, entertaining few
ness, of Boston, who Is her guest for
short time. Miss Furness has been in
st. Paul but once before and that was
many years ago. f
Among those from out of town who
came to st. Paul to attend the Dunn
Monfort wedding We're Mrs Keyes, of
New York. a sister Of Mrs. John Summers,
of New York, who have been spending
the summer at Minnetonka, and DR.. and
Mrs. Kilborne, of Rochester, old friends
Of the brides family.
Mrs L. Gansevoort Van K1eeck who
came from New York to be- present at
the Mickey Warner wedding, will remain
Van Kleeck lived in this city for several
years and has many friends. She is at the
Aberdeen. Mrs. R. I. CuthbeFt, Sho is
also a New Yorker, has come to ST. Paul
on business and is at the Aberdeen
Mrs. Thaddeus C. Field has issued in
vitations for tea in honor of her niece,
Oct 80, from until o'clock. at her res
ldenee on Dayton avenue. Mr.. and Mrs.
J, I. H. Field will give a large german
for Miss Field, Monday evening, Nov. 3,
to introduce her to the younger set
Mrs. M. ]. OShaugnessy, of Summit
avenue, gave a small luncheon Thursday,
and last night Mr.. and Mrs. Onslaught
messy gave an informal dinner party.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Langford, of Eliz-
abeth, N. j., are the guests of Mr.. Lang
ford's mother. Mrs; Augustine Iangford,
expected to attend the Dunn Monfort
wedding, but were deayed en- route and
arrived too late. They will be in st. Paul
for some time
Mrs. w. P. Jewett. of Holly avenue,
will give an informal luncheon tomorrow
at half past twelve, in honor of Mrs. C.
W. Fairbanks. of Washington, President
of Mrs. Liggett, of st. Anthony Park. The
guests will be limited to the regents OF the
St. Paul chapters and few friends. Mrs.
Liggett will receive the daughters inform
ally tomorrow afternoon in Mrs. Fair
banks honor.
Nearly hundred well known st. Paul
women went I'D to Minneapolis yesterday
to the state meeting of the D. A. r., CALI
ed by Mrs. Rising, of Winona, state
regent. An address was made by Mrs.
Fairbanks, Of Washington, president gen.
eral, after which the members of the
three Minneapolis chapters entertained
the visiting daughters at luncheon. An
informal reception followed the luncheon.
The first meeting Of the Thursday club
for the year will be held at the Aberdeen
Thursday afternoon. Miss Mary Sue Will
les will preside and a paper will be read
by Miss Clara Summers, recounting her
experiences during the past summer in
New York, where she took a course in
scientific philanthropy. An informal tea
will be given at the close Of the meeting.
Mrs ". T. Wilder, wife of Capt
and Mrs. " M. Watkins, of Holly ave
nue., will arrive in ST. Paul today, after
most unpleasant experience. She sail
ed from the Philippines in August, ac-
companied by her cousin, Miss Arnold
of Red Wing on the transport Sherman
and before they had been long en- route it
was dicovered that there was cholera on
board. Mrs. Wilder and Miss Arnold for
tunately escaped, but had a most harrow
ing voyage and have been in quarantine
at San Francisco for some. time. Capt.
Wilder is still in the islands.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. I. shipman, of Good
rich avenue, and family will spend the
winter in Seattle. Mr.. and Mrs. Good
ing VIII occupy LneH reSIueHC6. MI. II.
F. Warner, of the Albion, will also spend
the winter in Seattle, with his son, Mr.
Thomas Warner, whose home is there,
and who came to st. Paul to attend his
sisters wedding.
Mrs. A. A White and Miss Cecil White.
| of st. Paul, are at the Waldorf-Astoria,
New York, and will spend several weeks
| there before sailing for Europe. They
may go to Egypt before returning home.
Miss Newport, Of Ashland avenue, who
| has been East since July, returned from
| New York during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. T. Smith, who have a
beautiful home on the Dodd road, in West
| st. Paul, will leave soon to spend the
winter in Southern California
Mr. J. l. H. Field, Of Dayton avenue,
| has returned from New York Mr. G. A.
| Severance and Mr.. +. B. Kellogg are in
| New York for short time on business
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ely Bramhall, of
! Iglehart street, will leave soon for an
| extended trip covering California, Texas
| and the East. They will be gone a large
| part Of the winter.
| The Misses Croker, of Chicago, have
| been the guests of the Misses Wood, of
| Laurel avenue, for a week. Miss Jane
| Wood gave a small tea in their honor
Friday afternoon, and Miss Chittenden,
of the Albion, entertained for them last
evening.
Several large dancing ing parties will be