St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-22

Mr.. and Mrs. William Hoy, corner OF
University and Eighth avenues southeast,
gave an enjoyable party to nearly one hun
dred people on Tuesday evening.
Dudley P. Chase Post No. % will give
grand social campfire and dance next
Wednesday evening at the East Side rink
for the benefit of the relief fund.
e. C. Briggs, 141 East Twenty-fifth
street, was called upon to entertain a COM
pany of thirty on Wednesday evening, who
surprised him with a visit.
A social was given at the Free M. E.
church on Friday evening, consisting of
recitations by Miss Belle Carlisle and piano
numbers by Miss Pardee.
Mrs. A. r. Miller, II Eastman avenue,
entertained the teachers and children of the
Westminster Temple mission at banquet
on Tuesday evening.
A company of invited guests assembled
at Harmonic hall on Wednesday evening to
hear some excellent music by the DAM
orchestra.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Neal, corner Port
land place and Lake street, entertained
their friends very handsomely on Friday
evening.
Mrs. A. II. Goheen, 1925 Nicollet avenue,
entertained the Hennepn Avenue Chautau-
qua circle on Monday evening in great
style.
\ large progressive euchre party was
given on Friday evening by Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Ii. Peake, 2Ol9 Portland avenue.
A progressive euchre party of six tables
was entertained b. Mrs. G. G. SecOmbe,
1926 Second avenue SOUTH on Monday.
III. ana MIS-. joan ,. Lee entertained
party OF TRENDS Oh ednesday evening at
their home lol island avenue
The Caledonia club is already making
preparations for celebrating the Burns an
niyeysarv on Jan. %. 1886.
The Setpr,,av Nie,,,+ Climb mot with 1,r
n pair IaSf ni,rht and disonSsod tbo
,yorlTs 81 f.sor.ra tI;0t >' ''>'l '''''0~' WV
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ne rates ..'. ~ 'iie rankin Avenue Pres-
nHi5Ii"'' c"uioA gave supper ana social on
HIiua. cfVhiI!I'
ID. {. Beii. 2ll5 Park avenue. entertained
a large Plymouth ihalch party on WedneS-
day evening
Mrs. +. NJ Na,yn,, s33 Sixth street
Southwest cave . ta, n}rty to twenty friends
on Monday
~ a. 100 ~ y, 1'tl t'iii'u d 'ea ,alIy a'
iioi iioi0' % i1''''iii'i Noiiu0' VII 1hoilo"y'
A missionary tea and social were given on
FRIDAY evening at westminster church.
A WEEK OF WEDDINGS.
The matrimonial market experienced a
lively boom during the week and the clerk
and parson were kept reasonably busy. For
what was predicted dull week, matrimo-
nially, the number of weddings was unusually
large. AS a rule, they were all of theHuiet
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the paraphernalia of decorated home and
brilliant reception. The prominent of these
nuptial scenes will be found below.
One of the earliest and most brilliant of
the weeks weddings occurred on Monday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock, at st. Marks
church, the participants being Mr.. j. II.
Thompson of Chicago, and Miss Ella,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Smith.
The church, besides 800 invited guests, was
crowded with acquaintance of the bride
and with strangers drawn there by curiosity.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. L.
3. Wells, the pastor of the church, in the
beautiful ritual of the Episcopal church.
The wedding march in '.Lohengrin'
was performed by Miss Lyle as the bridal
party entered the chmch, and the jubilant
strains of the Mendelssohn wedding march
welled through the auditorium as the party
made its exit. The bride was handsomely
attired in hand painted cream boiling silk
costume, with solid beaded front, square
corsage, with natural flowers for ornaments.
Miss Ella Brunson wore a cream colored
albatross, with red plush and beaded lace
trimmings and ornaments. Miss Albee also
wore cream-colored albatross, with blue
plush and beaded lace trimmings. Her Or
naments were Florida roses A reception
Col In, o. I,o
Hennepin avenue, where Mr.. and Mrs.
Thompson received congratulations from
about one hundred friends. An elaborate
wedding supper was served. The pres
ents were numerous and costly. The bridal
party, which consisted of dozen ladies
and gentlemen, took the evening train for
Chicago, where MI. and Mrs. Thompson
will reside.
st. Marks church, which proved great
wedding center Tor the week, witnessed
second brilliant wedding on wednesday
evening, the principals being Mr.. Holden Il.
Warner and Miss Emma L.. Noddln. The
church was well fllled with guests. u. y.
Backus, L. Y. oldeman, ID. U. Lyon and
W. u: hope, 81. Paul, acted as ushers, and
Mrs. ROBERT Lyle presided at the organ. AT
7:3O O'Clock the bridal party entered the
church and proceeded TO the altar, while
the choir, consisting OF Mrs. White Dudley,
Misses Nellie Hope OF st. Paul, Mamie
Hughes; Gertrude Daniels Lucy Williams
and Maoell Chase, all frlends OF the bride.
sang the Drlual chorus from 'Lohengrln.,
The bride was handsomely attlred IN hand
peadeo Drocade dresS' WIFI caple-cord trlfn-
duobonsa ,ooa No. S+a a~, o1i s9u" ',S
notI,ra1 flowerS Near1v ann ;nvitat;nns bod bod
heen cent ~ fr,andS in tbiS and other ni+ i
from whom, numerous cards hearine com
nlinants were racaivad and Iong liSt Of
palnsbie nresents Tn the evening LARGO
recention was given at No 76 South Sow
y 'D ~ p M -. -, r.