The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-10
Social NeuDs St Paul Smelling taer and the Suburb
ST. PAUL

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ST. PAUL
The second annual military ball OF
Che Roosevelt club in the arnory Fri
ballroom was decorated with the ma
3tional eolors. The officers Of the Unit
red States army at Fort Smelling and
1.-THE naval and marine officers who are
stationed in the city wore their full
I.aress uniforms and added color to the
effect. The Fort Smelling band played
la program Of twenty numbers. The
guests were received by Mines j.. l.. q.
Brooks, j. D. Lawler, G. r.. Furness, A..
lib. Driscoll, E. A. Jaggard, Archibald
lMacLafen and Webster Wheelock.
! The first assembly for the season was
given Tuesday evening in Ramaley' s
and flags and the fayors for the cotil-
lion, which was led by Walter j. Dris-
coll, were small pennants. The recep-
: ton committee included Mines John /.
II. Field, Archibald MacLaren, William
F. Peet, Charles w. Gordon and Ether
l.. Shepley. Mines. Edward L. Hersey
and Theodore Sehulze distributed the
favors. .-@.5
The engagement is announced in Ia
coma Of Miss Sarah Bennett, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Bennett, to
- Stephen $Appleby, formerly Of st. Paul.
Mrs. Sarah Ward announces the en-
gagement Of her daughter, Clara Beat
rice, to Frederick III. Stolze.
Mrs. William h. Pess, Enyton syenue,
gave a luncheon Wednesday for her
mother and sister, Mrs. Charles Lam
born and Miss Lamborn, Of Pennsyl-
yania. $s s
Mrs; G. G. De Coster, Summit avenue,
Mrs. Judson Y ade bishop gave a
dance Thursday evening at her home
on Mackubin street for her daughters,
the Misses Louise and Majel Bishop.
Miss Montgomery of Galena, ILL.,, re-
eeiveds with Mrs. Bishop, and her
daughters. Southern smilax, carna-
lions and ehrysanthemums were used in
the decoration Of the rooms. Mrs.
Bishop was assisted by Mrs. William
Wood and Miss Lyon.
Mrs. Harry Richie, Ashland avenue,
entertained the Harrington society at
luncheon Wednesday.
Mrs. G. A. Severance of the Aberdeen
entertained company Of twelve at
dinner Wednesday evening in honor of
Miss Marguerite Hall Of New York.
Mrs. Severance gave luncheon on Fri
day for Mrs. Henry Hale and Mrs.
Charles Lamborn.
Mrs. Henry A. Castle Of the Angus
gave a small company Monday after
noon in honor of Mrs. David Day.
Miss Montgomery Of Galena, ILL.,, is
the guest Of Mrs. J. W. Bishop, Mac
kubin street. sa.-. ..
Mr.. and Mrs. c.: A. Severance and
their guest, Mrs. Howard, left Friday
: for New York " E
Mrs. Oliver Crosby, Lincoln avenue
has returned from the east. =
Mrs. David Day of the Angus has
gone to st. Louis to spend the holidays
will 40 later to Florida to spend the re.
mainder Of the winter.
Mrs. Henry Smith Of Seattle is Wis
iting her parents, DR.. and Mrs. Howard
! Lancaster, at the Marlborough.
Theodore L. Schumacher and his
daughter, Miss Schurmeier, left last
week FOR New York. ..gHs5
Mrs. H. E. Hutchins of Summit ave
nue. has returned from Chicago.
Mrs Samuel Strickland, Holly ave
nue., has gone to Omaha.
Fritz Gilfllan Of Seattle is visiting
his mother, Mrs. Charles Gilfllan.
= Mrs. Lucius P. Ordway Of Portland
avenue has returned from New YorA
! and New Haven. -. +
Mrs. Philip Reilly and Miss Reilly Of
! the Angus will leave shortly for Cali
! fornia to remain for the winter. =
! Mrs. G. E. Wood, who has been visit
! ing her mother, Mrs. w. B. Bend, Sum
! nit avenue, left for her home in New
York last evening.
- Mr.. and Mrs. j. F: Bangs, Crocu'
! place, have gone to Chicago.
President Humphrey Moynihan of st
Thomas college will leave this evening
for New York to sail Dec. 10 for Ire
land. He will spend the holidays at hi
DID home. T., ~[.t
Rev. Ambrose McNulty Of. SUNNI
avenue, will leave Tuesday, Dec. 20
for the east to sail for Algiers.
++~~ Floyd III. Evans and Walter May
went to Leavenworth, Kan, with Prize
Wickersham, whose marriage to Mis-
Atwood took place Wednesday evening
Mr.. Mayo was Mr.. Wickersham 8 hes
man, and Floyd Evans was one of hi
lshers.
Frau Won auast sailed last weel
from Germany and will come to st
duA w FlSlI uGI uiOIuSIs MIS. COHi
T"-Wann of the Marlborough.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard James hav,
anded in Seattle from Japan and ar
expected in ST.. Paul before the middl
IF the month .@.t
Mrs. Dennis Follett has returne
rom Hastings and is at the Aberdeen
;or the winter.
DR.. and Mrs. J. r. Jewett have re
;urned from abroad. ~.
@r1"" Mrs. Stephen de Forest Of New Y or]
s. expected in St. Paul the middle o
The month and will visit her parents
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Dean.
Mrs. Henry Hall is the guest of Rev
md Mrs. John Wright. 81 ~ I.
Mrs. Walter H. Sanborn is the cues
# her daughter, Mrs. G. G. Hartin, wit
whom she will stay until after Christ
mas, when she will join Judge Sanbor
N st. Louis. -....,.
SALTWATER
Miss Irene Waltz of Hamline colleg
7as in the city over Sunday visitin
aer parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Waltz, Thir
treet NJ
II ~ Ne4hor,o.z 5ol;,,arad +ho cratic