St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-02

ency in our midst. A society advOcat-
ing such reform is to be formed among
leading society ladies during the COM
Ing winter and woe be to the society
girl who dares to disobey its mandates.
MATRIMONIAL MATTERS.
On Thursday evening was solemnized
the marriage of Miss Cora Marshall and
Charles A Keller. The church was
filled with invited friends. Miss Jessie
Keller acted as maid of honor and Ed
Nelson as best man. The bridesmaids
were Misses Nellie PurdY, Grace Boil
ton, Eta Bolton and Nellie Hutchins.
The bride wore dress of white MORE
and lace veil. After the wedding serY-
ice a reception was held at the residence
Of Ii. B. Frye, the brides step-father.
The house was decorated with elaborate
designs in flowers. Mr.. and Mrs. Keeler
will be at home to their friends at 327
Fourth street northeast.
The wedding of Miss Lulu Camp,
daughter of Mai. George Camp, and III.
A. Won WedelStaedt is announced for
next Tuesday. The wedding ceremony
will be held at the residence OF the
brides parents at Lake Minnetonka.
followed by a reception at the West
hotel parlors, which will be beautifully
decorated with flowers for the occasion.
Both the bride and groom elect are well
known and popular society people. The
whole affair will probably surpass i'll
brilliance and elegance any wedding
reception ever before given in Mime
apolis.
The marriage of Miss Belle Bennett,
q popular society lady, and Arthur II.
Barnard was celebrated at the brides
home, III Island avenue. About thirty
relatives and friends were present. Rev.
l.. g. Powers officiated. The house was
decorated with prOfuSiOn of cut flow
ers. Mr.. and Mrs. Barnard will be at
home at III Island avenue.
Miss Anna l.. Isham and Fred W.
Haven were married on Wednesday
evening at the Shiloh Presbyterian
church. Rev. William Reynolds Officiat-
ing. w. H. Williams acted as best man
and Miss Helen Haven as maid of honor.
Only relatives and intimate friends of
the contracting parties were present at
the ceremony.
The marriage of Miss Fife Dodd, of
Macon. Mo-, and Asa NJ. Wallace, of
the Journal composing room. is an
nounced to occur at the residence of
the brides parents Sept. 5. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wallace will at once return to this
city where they will reside.
Miss Mamie Bradley, of this city, and
P. II. Bradley, of Kenyon. Mimi, were
married Thursday morning at the
Church of st. Anthony, of Padua, Rev.
Father Riley officiating.
Thursday evening James Lloyd and
Mrs. Harriet l.. Baker were married at
the residence of the BRIDES parents,
Rev. William Wilkinson officiating.
GENERAL SOCIAL NEWS.
Danz's orchestra rendered Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Lowry a Serenade on
Thursday evening at 1890. The
sTorchlight Dance" from Meyerbeer;
s'Serenade," from Schubert, and "Over-
ture to William Tell" from Rossini,
were among the selections rendered.
Mis- Ef1ie Hall gave birthday party
on Wednesday afternoon to a large
number of her young friends. Dane
ing, games and lawn supper were
among the pleasant features.
A concert was given Friday evening
by members of the Forest Heights
Methodist church. Music, recitations
and singing helped to make very en-
joyable evening.
The Swedish Brothers association
RdNO d SuCCCSolul at iuCll
hall on Wednesday evening for the ben.
eft of sufferers, by recent fire, in the
old country.
The Plummer post drum corps gave &
ball Friday evening at Plummer pos
hall. The proceeds are to be used il
paying the expenses of the corps t
Columbus.
Mr.. ana Mrs. John Dudley celebrated
their golden wedding last Monday even
ing. A large number of their friends
were entertained and the presents WERE
numerous.
Capt. and Mrs 3. T. Thurlow, Brook
Iyn, \. Y. parents of Mrs. B. A. See
are being entertained by her at the Ard
more.
There was a love feast at DANA hal
on Friday evening for the benefit of the
South Side poor. Music and refresh
ments were features of the programme
Mr.. and Mrs. David Pyke gave part,
on Thursday evening in honor of thei
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Steele and Mis-
Julia lie Marie, of Memphis, Tenn.
The ladies of the Morton Pos
Woman's Relief corps gave a well-at
tended peach and cream social at tn
Foster house Tuesday evening.
The Cheerful Workers of the Steven
Avenue church gave a pleasant literar,
and musical entertainment at the churcl
on Wednesday evening.
Prof 0. V. Tousley aud wife arrive
at New York during the week, but Wi
spend some time in the East before IT
turning to Minneapolis.
Misses Minnie Judkins, Annie an
Ida Thompson, of Hastings, are tn
guests of Miss Alice Burnett, us FL
teenth avenue south.
The Southside Brightlights will Civ
the last of their series of social dance
next "Wednesday evening at 252 Thil
teenth avenue south.
Miss Jessie b. Milliman entertaine
her former Riverside mission class O
Tuesday evening at her home, 627 Sel
enth avenue south.
Mrs. A. j. Dean gave pleasant dir
ner party to number of her friend
Friday evening. Refreshments WEI
served by Dorner.
Miss Elizabeth Beattie, who has bee
for several months the guest of Mis-
Anna Kirkwood, returned Friday to he
home in st. Louis.
Mrs. G. l.. Bradbury, Of Dover, N. II
Who has been the guest of George /