St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-07

| On Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. w. s.
| Pardee entertained the Highland Park
Chautauqua circle.
| Miss Lucy B. Jones of Jackson, o., is
| visiting her uncle. w. II. Farney of South
| Minneapolis.
Mrs. A. H. Bicknell will entertain the
| Woman's Exchange association at its next
meeting.
Mrs. S. Van Cleve entertained number
OF her friends at a lawn fete on Wednesday
| evening.
The Apollo club had well-attended and
interesting meeting on Wednesday evening.
The Misses BlaisdeIl gave an old-fash-
loned quilting party on Monday evening.
cAPERs OF CUPID.
| A brilliant wedding occurred on Wednes-
day afternoon, at 4 o'clock, at st. Pauls
church, George A. Ainsworth and Miss
Adelaide, daughter of Mr., j. S. Dearborn,
being the principals. The ceremony was
| performed in the presence OF large num-
Der of people. The bride and groom stood
under floral arch, over which hung
marriage bell constructed of flowers. The
| bride was attired in light drab silk, with
| floral ornaments Mr.. and Mrs. Ainsworth
take short wedding trip. They will be at
home after July at 3001 Thirteenth ave-
nue. southwest, Lake Calhoun.
At o'clock on Tuesday evening next
will occur the marriage of Miss Lammie M.
Singleton to Walter S. Brann, the chief
clerk in the Chicago. Milwaukee e. ST.
Paul freight Office Immediately after the
ceremony, which takes place at the Church
of Christ, the newly married pair will leave
for months trip through the East, afer
which they will be at home at No. ISL
| Tenth street north.
j. p. Bonnet of East Minneapolis a prom
lnent member of the Andrew Presbyterian
church, and Miss Matte Godfrey, charm
ing lady who resides near Minnehalfa Falls,
were married on Wednesday evening at the
BRIDES home, by the Rev. Mr.. Circus, of
Gethsemane church. The young couple
will be at home this week at $40 Fourth
avenue southeast
F. B. Dodge of this city and Miss Eta
e. Purinton of Freeport, ILL.,, were married
on Wednesday evening at the brides home,
in the latter city. MI. Dodge is promi-
nent lawyer here, and Miss PurintOn. daugh-
ter of Judge Purinton of FreepOrt will be
quite an acquisition to Minneapolis society.
Rev. TreadwelI Walden of st. Paul
church, after marrying any number of
| happy people himself, is now going to make
| himself happy. On Thursday evening he
| left for ROXbury, Mass, where he will be
married to Miss Grace Gordon. He will
| bring his wife back at once.
| On Thursday afternoon, at the home of
the brides parents, Norman FurgeOn and
Miss Louise Warner were united in mar
rage. The newly-made husband and wife,
| will reside at the corner of Third street
| south and Seventh avenue.
A wedding took place on Wednesday
| morning at the residence of N. r. ThOmp-
| son, the principals being j. r. Bowler of
Des MONIES and Mrs. Helen j. Bein of
Cedar Rapids. DR.. futile performed the
ceremony.
| G. Sydney Houston of this city was mar
| ried on Tuesday at Philadelphia to Miss
Nellie R. Stanton, charming lady of that
| city. The young couple were expected to
reach Minneapolis last night.
At 3 o'clock on Thursday afternoon
James II. Ellis was united in marriage with
Miss Eta M. Curtis, at the church of st.
Anthony of Padua, Oh the East side.
William McMullen of Anthony Kelly &
| Co.'s went to Winona on Monday and on
| Tuesday was united in marriage to one of
the bellies of that city.
w. F. Freese and Miss Bertha Reese were
married on Monday.
| STRAWBERRIES AND CREAM.
The Women's Foreign Missionary society
of the Thirteenth Avenue Nj. E. church
gave free tea and literary entertainment
on Wednesday evening at the church par
lors. Bishop and Mrs Foss, Mrs. E. III.
| Miller and Mrs. N. G. Mind were among
the speakers.
| The ladies' society of the Church of the
| Redeemer gave strawberry and ice cream
| sociable on Tuesday evening in the church
| parlors. The delectable compound was
| served by the ladies themselves, and the
gentleman purchasers put up''handsomely.
| An enjoyable evening was spent and
| good sum realized at a lawn fete given on
! Thursday evening at the residence of Mrs.
| S. Van Cleye, GOA Fifth street southeast
| by the Young Ladies' Flower mission Of the
| Presbyterian church..
| The young ladies of 0Simpson cha pc,
| gave ''pink tea on Tuesday evening att
| Chestnut hall. The singular name conveys
| that the young mattresses are clad in pink
and not that the gentle stimulant they served
was pink.
| A strawberry, ice cream and floral feSti-
val was the name given to a delightful
| Tuesday evening, when flowers We're added
to the berries and cream served by the fair
| hands.
The young ladies of the Third Universal
| list church gave pleasant social On We'd
nesday evening at the residence of Mrs.
| Eugene McGlaufin, corner Clinton avenue
and Twenty-seventh street
On Wednesday evening the ladies of the
| FoSS NJ. E. church gave an interesting en-
tertainment, consisting of tableauX, music
and literary numbers, and ending with
| strawberries and ice cream.
The Cluster club of the Second Congre-
| gational church gave the convention a
strawberry and cream festival at the church
| on Friday evening.
| PERSONAL POINTS.
A distinguished coterie was at the West
| hotel on Monday, and was composed of
Senator Window, ex-senator Sabin, Gov.
G. a. Pierce OF Dakota, Hon. Roswell P.
Flower of New York, General Manager
Roswell Miller of: Milwaukee and President
Cable of the Rock Island road.
Senator Window and Mr.. A. C. Loring
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George A.
Bracket at their cottage at Brackets
Point, Lake Minnetonka, Wednesday and
| Thursday. The four had a jolly time sail
ing and fishing, with considerable success
at the latter sport.
Mrs. Richard Chute and Miss Grace
| Chute have returned from an absence of
two years in the South and each to make
| Minneapolis their home again. and are
guests of Charles r. Chute. Hon. Richard
Chute is now at Hot Springs, Ark.
Hon. W. w .McNair and family. who have
been spending the past seven months at
Fortress Monroe and White SulphurSpriilgs,
Va, have returned home. Mr.. McNair's