The Saint Paul globe., 1904-05-29

4 NOOlE11 HIS IlOI udQ every lulUS
it's own way this week, owing to.
~ the cold and disagreeable wealth
'er, which spoiled several luncheons
at the Country club as far as dress
and appearance went, though the
guests managed to have a good time,
round big log fire. At White Bear
1t has been desolate, but there are few
cottages there now without some heat
ing apparatus, so things were not quite
as bad as they might be. From now
on the lake will be gayer, as the
young people have begun to come home
and even depressing weather does not
prevent the very young set from hav-
ing a good time.
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The st. Paul School of Fine Arts
was center Of attraction during this
week and well deserved the words of
praise which the students exhibit Of
work elected from it's friends. The
fact that the school is entirely home
institution, directed by well known
men and women, and that it has grown
steadily in favor and merit, are reasons
enough for it's popularity. 1t would
be invfdious to mention the names of
particular students, as all have done
much that is creditable and under the
able direction of Miss Bonita, of New
York, have made steady progress dur
ing the year. Some of the work. of
several well known girls of the young
er set shows real originality and merit,
ana the entire exhibit brought out
great deal of favorable comment. The
afternoon and evening receptions have
been we'll attended and among the
women who have poured tea and other
wise assisted
Thompson, Mrs Benjamin Goodkind.
Mrs. Herbert Davis, Mrs. Stohr. Mrs.
Ames, Mrs. McDavitt, Mrs John Hill,
Miss Wheelock, Miss Sommers, Miss
Carpenter and Miss Gauthier.
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Miss Charlotte Hardenbergh, Miss
Elizabeth Skinner, the Misses Schultz
and Miss Schurmeier returned Friday
night from Miss Baldwin's school at
Bryn MaWr. Mrs. A. H. Cathcart and
fer granddaughter, Miss Alice Max
neld, OF Goodrich avenue left Thurs
day night for st. Louis, where they will
VISIT relatives for a month. Mr. and
Mrs. w. w. Price have moved into
their apartment in the ST. Adams Mrs.
>. II. Forepaugh and the Misses Fore
paugh will occupy their Summit ave-
nue. residence until autumn, when Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Elliott will take it,
Ihe Misses Holbert, of Summit ave-
nue., have gone to their country place
at Osceola.0 Mrs. Thompson, of Hell
ena, mother Of Mrs A B. Sibley, for
anerly of-this city, and Miss Margaret
Slbiey spent two days with Mrs Pope,
OF Ashland avenue, during the week
on their way to Quincy, ILL.,, and ST.
LOUIS. MISS Mary Squires and Cam
eron Squires will spend the summer
with friends at White Bear.
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Mrs. Brinckerhoff and Miss Brinck-
erhoff, mother and sister of Mrs. j.
ID. Armstrong, of Grand avenue, who
have been her guests for some weeks,
leave for their home in EngleWood, N
j., tonight. Mrs. ]. w. Edgerton and
Miss Newport go to st. Cloud on
Wednesday to attend the marriage of
Miss Caroline Mitchell to Mr.. Bacon, of
New York. Mrs. Bancroft, of Port
land avenue, will go East with her
brother, Mr.. William Worcester
Churchill, and spend the summer on
the Atlantic coast. Mr.. and Mrs. W.
d. Kirk, Of Summit avenue, have re-
turned from Cleveland, where they
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert c. Kirk. Mr.. Henry Adams, Of
Cleveland, is the guest Of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. ]. E. Adams, of Goodrich
avenue. Mrs. Stephen Gardner will
spend this week with Mrs. Mairs, of
Holly avenue. Mrs. A. P. Lathrop and
family left for Detroit on Wednesday,
where they will reside in the future.
Mrs. Shanahan, of Louisville, is the
guest of Mrs. o. o. Kalman, of Sum-
init avenue.
Mrs. N P. Langford, of South Ex-
change street, gave a small whist
party Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Dar-
ling, of Harrington avenue, entertained
informally at whist Wednesday after
hon
Schinmann's guest. Mrs. J. l. H Field
and Mrs. w. F. Peet gave a luncheon
at the Country club Wednesday for
Miss Timberlake. Miss Rogers gave
small luncheon Tuesday at the Coun-
try club for Miss Noyes. Mrs Howard
James gave a luncheon Tuesday at
the Country club in honuor of Mrs.
Mellen. Mrs. H. P. 'Upham will enter
tain in honor of Mrs. Mellen on
"Wednesday. Mrs. Charles i. Green, of
Laurel avenue, gave luncheon yes
terdaY. Mrs William Langford, Of
Grand avenue, gave small tea Fri
day afternoon in honor of Miss Alice
Officer.
The marriage of Mr.. Edward Rollin
Sanford Jr.. and Miss Charlotte Loomis
u. Mead VIII take place Tuesday even
ing at the House of Hope Miss Mead
will have no attendants, and the ushers
VIII be Mr.. Frederick D. Monfort Mr..
Simeon Mills Hayes, Mr.. Frederick
Chute, of Minneapolis, Mr. Charles J.
Rank, Mr.. George Hughes Mead, Of
Chicago, and Mr.. Frederick Helm. DR..
McClumpha, of Minneapolis. win be
the best man. During the ceremony
Miss Gordon viii sing the spring song
from the first act of Die Valkyrie. !"
Mrs, E. r. Sanford mother of the
groom, will entertain the bridal party
al supper after the ceremony. Bast
night Mrs. Hayes. of Nina avenue. gave
n supper for Miss Mead the guests
being only the wedding party.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Officer of St
Peter street have issued invitations for
the marriage of their daughter, Alice
Consett, 30 Mr.. William Warren Owen
70 take place Wednesday. June 10. al
half after eight in the evening, at st
PauIs church. Rev. Harvey Officer
Brother of the bride. will perform the
ceremony. Miss Officer will have na
bridesmaids. The bride and groom, viii
be at homo Wednesdays in September
al 2Sl Arundel street.
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Mrs. Charles D. GilflIan ana Miss