The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-08

bridal party at luncheon at the Coun-
try club. It is doubtful If the
bride, Miss Mary Holbert, will be able
to participate in any of the gayeties in
cident to her wedding, as she is still
| very weak and must save all her
day night. She will not even appear at
| the wedding reception.
Tuesday Mr.. and. Mrs. Saunders,
! of Summit avenue, will give a
| large evening reception to introduce
their third daughter, Miss Mary Proal
Saunders, to society. All of the debu-
| tantes will be present, and also some
young men who are now supposed to
| be ''out" On Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. Cutler, of Summit avenue, will
| give a coming-out tea for her third
| daughter, Miss Mary Hale Cutler, at
| which all the debutantes will assist.
| Tuesday is one of the busiest Of busy
| days socially, for beside the many
| entertainments scheduled, it will be the
opening day of the great flower show
| at Mozart hall. Last year the show
was social success as well as finan-
| cial one, and 1t promises to be even
more SO this year. The chairman Of
! the opening day is Mrs. Arnold Kali
| man, and she will be assisted by the
| following women and girls: Mrs. S. r.
Van SAINT, Mrs. H. P. Bend, Mrs. w. r.
Begg, Mrs. c. A. Dibble, Mrs. c. O.
Kalman, Mrs. Theodore Sedgwick, Mrs.
Gustave Scholle, Mrs. Denis Follett,
| Mrs. E. M. Prouty, Mrs. F. M. Orion,
Mrs. F. J. Campbell, Mrs. B. L. Good
kind, Mrs. J. c. Hill, Mrs. A. P. Moss,
Mrs. G. P. Crosby, Mrs. w. L. Good
kind, Mrs Russell R. Dorr, Mrs. r. M.
Scofield, Mrs. w. B. Dixon, Mrs. E..
| e. Rice, Mrs C. r. Croft, Mrs. F. E..
Ward, Mrs. J. E. Seabury, Mrs. M. F..
Kahn, Mrs. F. E. Ford, Mrs. G. A. Ran
ney, Mrs. F. M. Gray, Mrs A. Mac
Laren, Mrs. L. D. Wilkes, Mrs. D. S..
Sperry, Mrs. w. M. Liggett, and the
Misses Alness, Kalman, Kelly, Borup,
Holbert, Haynie, Chittenden, Rowe,
Carr, Taylor, Doran, Holman Appleton
Davis, Booth and Rossum. In the
evening of Tuesday the women and
girls in charge will be in colonial dress
with powdered hair.
japanese day will be Friday, the clos
ing day Of the show, and the chairmen
are: Mrs. l.. D. Wilkes and Mrs. Arch
ibald MacLaren; they will be assisted
by Mrs. c. w. Gordon, Mrs. Theodore
Schurmeier, Mrs. Fred r. Bigelow, Mrs.
w. c. Winter Mrs. w. r. Begg Mrs.
J. b. Schadle, Mrs. G. M. Griggs, Mrs.
w. II. Lightner, Mrs. John Townsend
Mrs. j. D. Lawler, Mrs. ]. D. Arm
strong, Mrs. J. G. Gregg, Mrs ]. I. H.
Field, Mrs. c. o. Kalman, Mrs J. n.
Skinner, Mrs. j. M. Hannaford, Mrs
w. II; vittum, Mrs. Ambrose Tighe,
MIS-. Burnside Foster, Mrs. L. L. G..
Brooks, Mrs. c. L. Green, Mrs. McIn-
tyre, Mrs. Condo Hamlin, Mrs. F. w.
Feet, Mrs. Ordway, Mrs. G. A. Clark,
Mrs. Esther Shepley, Mrs E. N. Saun-
ders; the Misses Gordon, Saunders,
kalman, Dousman, Cutler, Hammond,
Gotzian, Cochran, Dean, Jilson, Green.
Stlckney, Lanpher, Sloan, Abbott Hol-
pert, NeH, Vawter, Rogers, Carr, Whit
ney, Holman, Haynie and Smith.
MI. and Mrs. E. G. Rogers, of Sum
NIT avenue, have issued Invitations for
card party to be given Thursday
evening to celebrate their twenty-fifth
anniversary, Or silver wedding. Mrs.
l.. II. Wilkes, of the Aberdeen. has
peen entertaining her father Mai. Mel
son, OF Virginia, and DR.. George Morris.
OF London. Mrs. Theodore Schurmeier
mas returned from a years sojourn in
Italy and Switzerland, and is AFT her
Crocus hill home. Mr.. and Mrs. H. r.
stevens, of Sherburne avenue, have
gone to Washington for a short time.
MISS Susy Clark, of the Aberdeen. left
during the week for Olympia, where
she will remain about two weeks. She
Will probably stay in this country until
spring, when she will return to Flor
ence Tor the wedding Of her sister.
MIS-. =. A. Severance will remain at her
country nome, with occasional visits
to town for the winter gayeties. until
she goes to New York after Christmas
MISS Kate Alexander Marvin will 90
10 Hannibal, Mo-, in. December
TO De bridesmaid for Miss McVey, who
IL VIII be remembered, was her guest
last winter here and was so much
llked. Miss McVey will marry a Han
nlpal man. Mrs. McDoel, of Chicago,
is the guest this week of Mrs. A II
Boyeson, of Paramount avenue. Miss
Men, who is one of Miss ,HoIbert's
bridesmaids, is the daughter of Mrs.
McDoel and will be Mrs. r. G. Hol
berts guest this week. Mrs. G.. y.
thompson, of Duluth, has been the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Bass. of
Laurel avenue. Mrs. D. A. Monfort
who has been i'll at her Summit avenue
nome, is very much better and her ILL
ness Is not considered at all alarming.
Mr.. and Mrs F. E. Bird. of Sunn,it
avenue, leave this week for the East
ana will visit relatives in Boston and
New York. Mrs. J. P. Elmer and her
rather, Mr.. John M. Gilman, have re-
moved to the Angus for the winner
Miss Alice Day, of the Angus, who is
III with appendicitis at st. Luke's hos
p1tal and who was operated upon dur
ing the past week, is on the road to re-
covery. Mrs. Frederick D. Banning
and children, of ST Louis, have re-
turned from Lake Minnetonka and IRE
at the Stickney residence with Mrs.
Sneve, and will remain in ST. Paul nm
til after Christmas. Mr.. Banning was
here during the past week. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. B. Stickney have returned from
Omaha.
Mrs. ]. E. Schadle returned recently
from pennsylvania, where she spent
the summer at her old home. Mrs.
Alexander Stone, of the Aberdeen, has
returned from Maine. Miss Julia
Stephenson, of Milwaukee, is the guest
OF St Paul relatives and friends. Miss
Pauline Ferguson went East last night.
The circulars sent out by the COM
mittee having in charge the winter lee
ture course have been responded to so
meagerly that unless there is some de-
mand this week for such a course Lhe
whole matter will have to be given nm.
1t is believed that many persons who
would care to attend these lectures
have simply neglected to send in their
n M m t.