St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-27
RESUME OF A WEEK.

Monday evening the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Lowry was the scene OF pleas
ant and memorable gathering Those max
ing it up were the members of the bridal
party of Wednesday night when Miss Lowry
and II. P. Robinson were made man and
wife. At the place of each lady guest rested
a card in. clover leaf design, delicately
tinted. and round silver box which con-
tanned a gold wire bracelet set with a dia-
mond clover leaf with a pearl drop in the
center. The boxes bore individual mono
grams. This was a souvenir gift from the
bride Onyx sleeve buttons, with design in
fieurs-de-lis, rested at the place of each gen.
tleman, gifts from the groom.
A. E. Wayte and wife entertained some
fifty or more frsends Tuesday evening at
their home, 32l7 Plllsbury avenue the occa-
sion marking the fifth wedding anniversary
of the happy couple. The invitations were
about the thickness of waters. bearing the
dates of 1866 and 1891 The chief feature of
the evenings entertainment was progressive
euchre During the evening the Masonic and
Cecilian quartettes furnished a number of
pleasing musical selections.
One of the pleaSantest and most attractive
social features of Wednesday was the 2:30
p. IL. luncheon given by Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
/. Wolford to about forty of their friends at
their home, - South Tenth street The par
lors and dining room were prettily and taste
fully decorated with La France and "Jae'
roses. The luncheon was served in courses
from small tables
C. T. Washburn son of Senator W. D.
Washburn, was accorded farewell reception
Thursday evening by the deaf mutes of the
Twin Cities at the hall of the Minnea polls
society in the Y. NJ c.. A. building. large
number were present Refreshments were
served by the ladies. Mr.. Washbarn goes to
the East and Europe to study painting for a
number of years.
This evening harvest home concerts is to
be given at the Fifth Avenue Congregational
III IL,
The church will be appropriately decorated,
and those having the entertainment in charge
ask for donations of groceries and money to
be made on the occasion, the same to go to
the home for aged women.
An event that Will be of special interest to
Royal Arcanum circles viii be the formal
dedicauon, Oct IA, of the new hall of Mime
haha Council 1850. situated at the corner of
Lake street and Nicollet avenue. One of the
leading features will be grand ball.
The memory of Lief Erickson will be fresh
ened by the observance of Oct. I, the ami
Versary day of his discovery of America.
The celebration will be held at Normanna
hall, and will be quite elaborate. Society
Franl'has the matter in charge.
The parsonage of the Rlchfeld M. E.
church was the scene of pleasant "At
Home Thursday evening. rendered by the
pastor, Rev: E. W. Hart and wife to the
members of his church, as a farewell re-
ception before conference.
A number of friends of George s. Walrayen
and wife met at the home of the latter on
Park avenue, Monday evening. and engaged
in progressive euchre. The event was held
in honor of Mrs. Collins, of Duluth, guest of
Mrs. S. S. Brown.
Mrs. c. II. Chadbourn threw open her
pleasant home on Oak Grove street Thursday
afternoon, to the ladies of the Rockford
Seminary Association of the Northwest, the
occasion being the ninth annual reunion
Miss Eva Parks entertained the members
of the Mendoza club at her home, S02 Lake
street Saturday evening. The party was a
fancy dress, and was largely attended by
members of the club and friends.
The evening of Oct. 5 Bethany Mission
Sunday school viii celebrate the first ami
versary of its organization at the building
occupied by it at the corner of Thirteenth
and Russell avenue north.
George W. Gould and wife celebrated on
Monday evening, with the aid of large mum
Der of friends, the twentieth anniversary of
their marriage, at their home at 202 Thir-
teenth street south.
Will f. Haskell and party of friends en-
ertained Phil Robinson the English news
paper correspondent, at Lake Minnetonka
Thursday, displaying the beauties of that ia.
vorite resort.
Ladies of the Como Avenue w. CT. T.
held dime harvest home festival. Tuesday
evening at the residence of Mrs. c. M. Way
1Ol9 Nineteenth avenue southeast.
The Minneapolis Lodge l. o. o. T. gave q
pleasant party Friday night at the hall on
Tenth avenue north.
Prof. C. l.. Holly gave q reception and bal
Friday evening at Mikado hail, ga Hennepin
avenue.