St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-19
SOCIAL SAUCE.
Six Days Doing OF the Gay Of Min
neaPOlis.

Six Days, Doing OF the Gay Of Min
neapolis.
Society circles have been quiet the past
week, and, outside of a few weddings and
number of parties and receptions, nothing
has been done. The following notes record
the doings of many for the past six days:
PERSONAL POINTS.
Invitations are out for the wedding OF Miss
Nav c. Kinsey, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. [,
d. Kinsey, and Charles J. Bintlif, which will
occur Thursday. Sept. 70, at p: m, at 1910.
Park avenue. The late w. P. Van Norman
and Miss Helen T. Beveridge were to have
been married at Westminster the same date
and hour
Wednesday evening, at the residence of
William Ellis, 924 Twenty-fourth avenue
south. Miss Agnes McCallum and William
Herber were united in marriage, Rev. Z. B.
Wells performing the ceremony. Mr.. and
Mrs. Herber will reside on the corner OF Fifth
avenue and Twenty-irst street south.
Wednesday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock, Miss
Susie Rauen daughter of Peter Rauen. and
Arthur E. Eichorn, son of Aid. Eichorn, were
married at the residence of Mr.. Rauen. In
the evening a reception was held. Thursday
afternoon the young couple left for the East,
where they will remain some time.
At the residence of NJ. D. Clapp Wednesday
evening Miss Mae e. Clapp and Charles b.
Rose, a son of ex-Mayor Rose, of louisiana,
Mo-, were united in marriage. A reception
| followed the ceremony. -.---
Mrs C. ". Wilder, who has been visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Pearson, accom-
panied by her children, has returned to
Lowell, Mass, accompanied by her sister, Miss
Jennie M. Pearson.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Travis. 1910 Third ave-
nue. south, were pleasantly surprised by
large number of friends, Tuesday evening,
! +I,o Ci0 Of hn airy n
| their wedding.
The Caledonia club will give a reception
and dance at Curtiss hall Tuesday evening,
| Sept. 81. An elegant programme has been
prepared, and the bill of fare is truly won
derful.
Mr. and Mrs George c. Beckwith and son
and Miss S. Seaton have returned from the
| Pacific coast, and are the guests Of Mrs. L.
J. Seaton 902 Seventh street southeast.
Miss Pise, OF Cincinnati, who has been Wis
ting Mrs. Alfred B. Hush, has returned
| home. Mrs. Hush accompanied her and will
remain some weeks in the South.
The wedding of Miss E. J. Smith and Rich
ard Smith, OF this city, took place Wednesday
| evening at the residence of the brides
| parents 923 Fifth street south.
F. J. Moore, manager of the Baltimore
| Ohio Telegraph company at Buffalo, left for
home Wednesday. after visiting his father,
| U. H. Moore, in this city.
Miss Ingeborg LandsyeSk and Rev. Bernt
! Askevold were married Thursday evening at
! Our SaviOrs church, in the presence OF
large number of friends.t
Miss Minnie L. Keller and James B. Muir
| dock were married Wednesday evening at the
Highland Park Presbyterian church, Rev. n.
| H. Bell officiating.
Miss May Jennings, of Minneapolis, and L
| L. Austin, of Minuetonka, were married Fri
! day evening by Rev. a ii. Graves at Geth-
! semane church.
II. P Jump er. 9S Highland avenue, has
been entertaining Miss S. H. Jumper, of
| Aberdeen OAK, and Miss H. NJ. Burgess, of
Portland, Me.
Mrs Pancost and daughter, of Philadel-
! ptia, returned to their home Monday. While
here they were the guests of Mrs. John
| Pritchett.
Mrs. Joseph Abrams 914 Sixth street south,
gave pleasant party Tuesday evening. The
| occasion was the tenth anniversary of her
marriage.
Willie and Anna McDougall were given
pleasant surprise, at their home on Monroe
street Wednesday evening by number of
| friends.
Miss Flora Macdonald. of Shakopee, this
| state, and Miss Macdonald, of Atlanta, Ca.
were guests of DR.. and Mrs Dunn the past
| week.
Wednesday evening the Young Ladies
Home mission gave pleasant ice cream so
eial at the First NJ. E. church on the East
| side.
Mrs L. T. Parnlee, of Warren, Pa, accom-
panied by her son, is visiting her brother,
Judge Pm. Babcock, S26 Seventh street south.
| Miss Maggie Maggie and Richard BrodericI
were married Wednesday morning at the
Church of the Immaculate Conception.
Miss Matte L. Harrison. daughter of Mrs.
| E. Harrison. of Minneapolis, was married
Tuesday to David c. Craig, of St. Paul.
Minneapolis. celebrated their crystal we'd
ding at Mnnetonka Monday evening
Fred Griffin, 429 Twenty-fourth street north
/ is entertaining Mrs, Patrick Noonan and
child, County Limerick, Ireland.
Miss Mollie Parker and J. P. Mccartney
will be married Sept. rs. at the residence of
the brides parents, at Hamline.
October 20. the annual reception for the
home of children and aged women will
take place at the West hotel.
At her residence on Seventh street south
| east, Friday evening, Mrs. J. *. Seaton enter
| tanned a number of friends.
F. E. Townsend, of Huron, OAK, and Mrs.
S. G. Hudson, of Pine Island, Mimi, are
guests of DR.. l.. w. Denton.
T. S. Usher, of the Nickel Plate road at
Buffalo, left for home Wednesday, after Wis
iting friends in this city.
Miss Fannie N. Young and Capt Frank
Barnard were married Thursday evening at
% Tenth street south.
Mrs. John Firkins and daughter, of Naples,
H.. are guests of Mrs. W. w. Broughton, 326
Ninth street south.
Miss S. v Lenten, formerly teacher in
the public schools, left for Milwaukee
Wednesday evening.
Mrs William Tillinghast leaves for the East
! this week. She will visit at her old home in
| Providence, II. /.
A nleassut musicale was given Friday even
ing at the residence of Capt. E. G. Babb, 1904
| Fairfield avenue.