The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-26

day, beside many slfI&Tf Tiff otffTrfsaI af-
fairs.
Mrs. D. A. Montfert will soon issue
invitations for a reception in honor of
the bride, Mrs. John Warner Grigg
Dunn, to be given Thursday evening,
Nov. IS, from eight to eleven, at her
residence on Dayton avenue Those
invited Will include only the younger
set and the young married set. Mrs.
Monfort will be assisted by her daugh-.
ter, Mrs Gehan, who is coming from
Chicago to be present on that. ocea-
sion. Commander Gheen has been.
stationed in Chicago since October
first.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Wilkes, Of the
Aberdeen, entertained twenty guests
at dinner Friday night at the Mime
sofa club i'll honor of Mrs. Pierre Wi
baux. Among those present were Mrs.
Wibaux, Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. c.. Brooks,
DR.. and Mrs. Abbott, Mr.. and Mrs.
Severance, DR.. and Mrs. Appleby, Mrs.
others.
Among the Informal entertainments
of the past week were the small tea
given by Mrs. Condo HamIin Friday
afternoon for her sister, Miss Austin,
the euel1re party of four tables given
Friday evening by Mrs. G. Fl. Ranney,
CT Virginia avenue, and an Informal
card party given last evening by Mr..
and Mrs. S. NJ. Hayes, of Nina avenue.
Mrs. Carpenter and Miss Carpenter, of
st. Peter street, gave a delightful
small tea Friday afternoon, IN honor
of Mrs. John Wright who has return
ed from abroad, entertaining a few of
Mrs. Wrights friends. Mrs. Oliver
Ealrymple poured coffee.
Mrs. e. c. Haynie, of Iglehart street,
has issued invitations for a tea to be
given Thursday afternoon, Nov. 6, to
Introduce her daughter; Miss Ethel
Haynie. Miss Haynie is very fair, and
a very pretty girl. She has been east
at school for several years.
Miss Mabel Wheaton, of San Fran
cisco, who has been the guest Of her
| aunt, Mrs. T. T. Smith, for several
weeks, will come into town this week
and visit her other aunt, Mrs. n. P.
| Langford, of South Exchange street,
where she will remain until she starts
for California the middle of November,
with MIR. and Mrs. T. T. Smith who
| are going to Redlands to reside, Me-.
Smith having purchased an orange
farm at that place, the state Of his
health making it necessary for him to
leave Minnesota. Mrs. Smith, one of
ST PauPs most gracious and charming
women, will be a great loss, and her
many friends are grieying over her
departure.
Mr. William c. harrington, of Buffa-
10, spent two days the first part of the
week In St Paul, the guest of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Harrington,
of Pleasant avenue. Mr.. Harrington is
a very busy man and makes flying
business trips of a few days at a time.
Mrs. Saltus, of Cambridge, Mass,
second daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. D. r.
Noyes, of Summit avenue, is spending
a few weeks with her father and
mother. Mr.. George Metcalf, son Of
DE-. and Mrs. Metealf, who has been
at Harvard for many years, first in
the college and then at the law school,
has returned to st. Paul to remain
permanently and will go into business
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mickey, who were mar
ried q few weeks ago at st. Pauls
church, have been in New York and
Mcntral, and are now visiting Mr.. Me-
Keys family in Brookifne, near Bos-
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Dunn have returned
from their wedding iOurney bUt do