The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-22

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ception for some debutante whose.
mother was on her list of intimate
[ friends. While she was gracious to
every one, Mrs. Young was exceedingly
punctilious abouther social duties and
expected others to be likewise. Her
| hospitality was proverbial for twenty
years her Wednesday afternoons at
home We're an institution in ST. Paul
society, and she allowed nothing to pre-
vent her receiving on that day, save
actual illness. Mrs. Young's passing is.
a sad shock to her friends, and the
place she leaves vacant socially viii be
extremely difficult to fill.
| Mr.. Tracy Lyon gave dinner at the
Country club Friday night Dr. and
Mrs. C. L. Green, of Summit avenue,
gave a dinner party Friday night. Mr..
Cass Gilbert of New York, has been in
| town for week. Mrs. w. F. Peet of
Dayton avenue, gave dinner Tuesday
night. The officers at Fort Smelling
gave dance Friday night. Mrs. C. w.
Ames. of Grand avenue, entertained on
| Thursday and again yesterday to intro
duce her daughter. Miss Margaret
Ames. Mrs. w. H. Lightner, of Sum
NIT avenue, gave luncheon on Friday.
The Misses McQuillan, of Laurel ave-
nue., will give a bridge party Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. J. P. Frye, of Ashland avenue,
will give bridge party Wednesday
afternoon. Mrs Hayden S. Cole and
her sister, Miss Neeley, viii give a tea
Friday afternoon. Mrs. D. M. Dyer, Of
Nina avenue, will give bridge party
Friday afternoon. Mrs. Horace B.
| Gates, of Summit avenue, will receive
her friends again on Thursday after
| noon. Consul Grunow and mis- wife,
Frau Grunow-La Combe, will receive
/ Informally Thursday from IL until 2, at
/ 10 Portland avenue, in honor of the
birthday anniversary of Emperor Will
liam Mrs. Franklin Floete gaNe-a din.
ner and theater party Thursday night
DR.. and Mrs. Henry Hutchinson, of the
Angus, have returned from Cuba. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank p Shepard have gone
to Thomasville. Mrs. Trevor McCIurg,
of Kent street, gave a small bridge
party Friday afternoon. Miss Mary
Cutler, of Summit avenue, has gone to
Milwaukee.
The Panhellenic ball of the Univer-
sity of Minnesota, which will this year
take the place Of the annual Junior ball,
/ will be held in the University arinory
on Friday, Feb. 8. Coming as 1t does
! at time when ST. Paul society has lit
tie to keep it busy, the junior ball has
always proved attractive to st. Paul
| people, and the Panhellenic will be no
lexception to the rule The principal
! difference between the two is in the
name, as the Panhellenic will be the
society event of the year. The decora-
tions this year will be worked out by
| Mr.. Harrington Beard of the Beard
| Art Galleries, according to plan orig
inal with that decorator. Mr.. Boards
Well known taste and ability, coupled
with the great facilities at his disposal,
insure ball Of great beauty. Every
thing else will be in keeping with the
decorations, and the whole university
is looking forward to what promises to
be the largest society event in its his
| tory.
Mrs. f. B. Kellogg has returned from
Washington. Mrs. c. A. Severance will
i go to New York this week Mr. and
Mrs. w. B. Dean and Miss Dean will
go to Florida for two months. Mr..
and Mrs. Rukard Hurd, of Nina ave-
nue., entertained informally last night
| at the Country club. Mrs. C. C. De
Coster gave small bridge party FRI
day afternoon. Mrs. F. A. Logg, of
Summit avenue, will give luncheon
| Tuesday
Society is much interested in the ap-
! pearance of Miss Muriel Foster, who
| sings Tuesday night at the Park Con-
| gregational church under the auspices
of the Schubert club. She is endowed
| by nature with unstinted generosity,
being described as a tall and hand.
some young woman, with q voice opu-
lent in both quantity and quality and
| full of emotion and fervor. Upon this,
her return visit to this country, the
| Schubert club is fortunate In securing
her for recital.
Mrs. A. B. Sticllney gave a small
matinee party yesterday at the Metro
politan. Mrs. Charles Schuneman, of
Summit avenue. gave small dinner
Thursday night. Mrs. Park Ritchie.
of Ashland avenue. will spend the re-
mainder of the winter in California.
Mrs. J. T. Clark, of Fairmount avenue,
will soon go abroad. Miss Holbert
goes to Philadelphia tonight to visit
her sister, Mrs. Risley. Miss Bowlin,
of Summit avenue. will leave this week
for California.
.
Mrs. N. S. Dousman and the Misses
Dousman are still at Prairie du Chicn
and will probably not come to ST Paul
this winter: Mrs. Rudolph Scniffmann,
of Summit avenue, gave small dinner
Thursday night. Mrs. H. c. Burbank
/ will lecture tomorrow afternoon at the
| Central high school. Mrs. III. w. TOP
| ping. of Summit avenue. will give a
small bridge party Tuesday afternoon.
/ Mrs. A. Fl. Rogers. OF Ashland ave-
nue., has gone to Omaha TO visit Miss
Mohler.
Miss Aurcra Ro.,iand daughter of
Edr. and Mrs. Peter Bohland, Of Nom
treai avenue, was married Wednesday
/ night at her home 10 Mr.. Janes E.
Ornae. by the Rev. Ernest Dray. Miss