St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-29

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president of the Stonecutters' union, was
best man, and Miss Maggie Rowan, sister
of the bride. her bridesmaid. A wedding
breakfast was served at the residence OF the
brides mother. corner Cedar avenue and
Two-and-a- half street. at which the follow
ing were present besides the bridal party:
Miss Charlotte Newman, Martin Rowan.
uncIe of the bride; Miss Rowan, cOuSin;
John McAndrews, Mr.. and Mrs. Mannakin,
Miss Kate Rowan, Thomas Rowan. Misses
Murphy, Moran and Mooney, Mark Nc
Andrews. John Rowan and Mrs. M. j..
Lamp. The bridal couple left at TAO for a
trip to Chicago via La Crosse.
w. o. Winston, junior member of the
firm OF Winston Bros, the well-known con-
tractors, will be married early in December
to Mrs Francesca S. Whitaker, widow OF
the late Charles A. Whitaker, and daughter
of Capt. Jacob Schafer.
Joseph Morton. Jr., and Miss Eva L..
Morrison were married ON Thursday even
ing by Rev. j. Hooper, at the residence of
the brides parents, 3015 Second street
north. The bridal couple went to James
vile, Ia, on trip.
Miss Annie L. BuddingtOn and G. 5.
Leeds were married at Plymouth church,
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of the bride to have DR.. Dana perform the
ceremony. Their new house Is at ~ Nlhtn
street south.
George E. Green and Miss Ellen M.
Rogers were welded on Wednesday even
ing at the Baptist church, after which re-
ception was accorded them at the house OF
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. u.
Rogers.
Frank L. Blaisdell and Miss Addie M.
Howe were married on Wednesday at the
residence of Robert Blaisdell, on Nicollet
avenue and Twenty-seventh street. They
took the California excursion for bridal
trip.
r. E. Replinger of this city and Miss Eva
Jones of Fergus Falls were married on
Thursday and came to Minneapolis OH Fri
day. Their home will be at 81 RidgeWood
avenue.
Jesse B. Chatterton and Miss Marie New
comb were married on Wednesday after
noon at the residence of the bride, on Lyn-
dale avenue, Dr.. Hutchins officiating.
Joseph Lawrence, the giant of the police
force, and Miss Lucy Donahue were mar
ried at the Church of st. Anthony of Padua
on Tuesday.
J. r. Corrigan, the young Irish attorney,
and Miss Alice, daughter Of Anthony
Kelly, will be married about the holiday
season.
Miss Emma Lachmund and Emil Schmitt
were married Oh Thursday afternoon, and
are now at home at 337 Fifteenth street
south.
Charles C. St. Martin of Bloomington
and Miss Carrie E. CrOwell Of Richtield were
married in Minneapolis on Thanksgiving
day.
Miss Lu Long, formerly of Minneapolis,
but now of Mankato, was married ON
Thursday to W. T. Goodier Of Utica, N. Y.
Miss Jennie S. Howe formerly of this
city, and Ernest II. WEIGH were married at
Henderson Oh Wednesday.
1t is announced that G. NJ. Carpenter is
soon to wed Miss Florence King.
TEA AND CARDS.
A most enjoyable progressive euchre
party was given by Mr.. and Mrs. E. s..
Kenney at their elegant new residence, 2104
Park avenue. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. G. III. Brooks, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Walrath, Mr..
and Mrs. l.. N. Sheppard Mr.. and Mrs. E..
l.. Toele, Mr.. and Mrs. George Jeffrey,
Miss Tynell and Miss Keef, Mr.. &c orge
Willard. The four fine prizes were cap
tured by Mrs. Elmer Fisher, Mr.. George
Jeffrey, Miss Tynell and A. P. Walrath.
The Western Avenue Whist club met on
Wednesday evening at the home of Miss
Mary BROKERS, 1872 Aldrich avenue north,
and played twenty hands OF drive whist.
DR.. II. U. Orion and Mrs. A. B. Agnew
won the largest number of hands played.
NJ. H. Call and Ben Lands took head prizes
for the highest score of points.
Miss Mary Brooke and brothers Thursday
evening entertained four tables of drive
whist at their home ON Aldrich avenue
north. Twenty hands were played with
head prizes taken by Ben Lands and Mrs.
Call. The best score at table was made by
DR.. Orion and Mrs. r. B. Agnew.
A fashionable tea was served by Mrs. G.
j. Martin to her lady friends on Tuesday
afternoon from to 6 at her residence at the
corner of Tenth street and Sixth avenue
south.
Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Wyman enter
tanned small party of friends at tea Friday
evening at their pleasant home, 1926 Fourth
street southeast.
Mrs. E. FL. Cornelius gave an elegant tea
party on Monday evening to her lady friends
at her home, 1916 Seventh avenue south.
Mrs Albee Smith entertained progress
sive euchre party at her Mt Curve home on
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. j. F. Brown entertained tea party
on Friday evening at her residence, 1923
Sixth street south.
Drive whist is running in open opposition
to progressive euchre, and may drive out
the overdone' latter.
Mrs. F. bennett on Tuesday evening
entertained progressive euchre party OF
ten tables.
Mrs. Sylvester Strong had an informal
tea party on Tuesday at her Highland Park
home
THE SOCIAL ROUNDUP.
Mrs. Matte Lee, corner Twenty-frst and
Dupont avenues, entertained the Young
Peoples society of Highland Park church,
on Monday evening. Misses Maud Bishop,
Mamie Munroe, Jessie Parker, Jennie
Merriam, Minnie Yost. Kittie Franklin,
and Messrs. Edward Olmstead and Ed
ward Young were admitted as members.
Miss Ella Parker gave a song, Robert
Young a select reading, Miss Gertrude
Bell sketch of Dickens life, Miss Mamie
Munroe recitation, Independence Bell;
Miss Lulu Jennison sketch of Dickens
works, Charles Behee select reading, and
Miss BERTHE Jennison a recitation. After
the program the club passed short time
socially. The next meeting will be held on
December 4, at the residence of Rev. n. H.
Bell. corner of Thirteenth street and
Twenty-first avenue north. DR.. E. Camp
bell will be invited to address the members.
A pleasant birthday party was given yes
terday at the residence of Mr. J. c. How
ard, 1015 South Fifth street the beneficiary
being his siX-year-old son. Guy Victor How
ard. Mrs. E. j. Phelps took charge of the
little guests, and assisted in making them