St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-06
SOCIAL SPLINTERS.

Mrs. F. B. c lark has returned from Eu
rope.
Miss Leila C'Gormln, of Dayton avenue,
entertains this evening.
W. L. Schuyler of Ohio who mas been
visiting i'll st. Paul. has gone to Tacoma
Mrs. John Proctor, of saltwater, is the
guest OF Mrs. Baron Proctor, of Selby avenue.
Mrs. E. a. Ringwald. of Great Falls, Mont.
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. B ert Fuller.
Rev. and Mrs Pilliug Of Grace MeShodist
Episcopal church, received at 10 Burr street
last evening. .,
Mr.. and Mrs. Estes. of Old Orchard. Me-,
are spending the winter with their daughter,
Mrs. Kindrick, ofCSelby avenue.
A number of st. Paul people will go to
Minneapolis on the 18th to attend Mrs Z. G.
Crosby's reception for Miss Crosby and Miss
Norris.
The ladies' guild of the Chapel of the Mes
siah gave an oyster supper last evening at
the house of Mrs. Nelson, on st. Anthony
avenue. 99Ur
A literary and musical society was organ
lied at the corner of Woodward and Lafay-
cite avenues last evening. The st. Paul
Guitar club was present.
Miss May Stone CLARK and Arthur j. Reeves
were married at the congregational church
in South Park last evening at O'Clock. Rev.
Mr. Benedict performed the ceremony as
sisted by Rev. j. b. Drew. The brides gown
was a charming creation in ivory white
with chiffon. The petticoat was en- traine.
and the ladys only ornament was a necklace
of pearls Miss Louise Easton, of St. Papl,
was bridesmaid. Her froek was of white
serge en- traine. Miss EaSton carried La
France roses. Fred Reeves was best man.
E. Z. Statkey, c. W. Clark and ". E. Wilmot
were ushers After the church ceremony
the wedding reception was held at the home
OF the brides patents. and later Mr. and Mrs.
Reeves left for the East They will be home
after Dec | in Uamline
Miss Rosebud Kelly. one of the seasons
debutanteS, gave yellow tea and reception
yesterday for Miss Vail, of Louisville KY
Judge Keily's house, on Sherburne avenue,
was prettiIy decorated with the vivid color
of the function. and each young lady carried
bouquet of yellow roses. Iu the aft
ernoon from half past till z
O'Clock a ladies' reception was given.
About 200 guests called and were refreshed
at a table presided over by Miss Crooks and
Miss Forsyth. In the evening the men were
hidden. ana were received by Miss Kelly ana
Miss Nellie West. Miss Grace Perkins and
Miss LOvejoy. Of Minneapolis; Miss Proctor,
Miss Beaupre. Miss McClenan. Miss Annie
Shaw. Miss Florence Ovitt Mrs. May and
Miss Kelly presided at table. Miss Rosebud
Rely, tall and delightfully."- blonde young
woman, was gowned in white crepe. Miss
Wall. strikingly handsome brunette was
also in white. Miss Margaret Hall in a won
derful gown of yellow, with brown velvet
zouave jacket braided with gold. poured tea
Mandolin ana guitar music helped 10 make
the affair one of the prettieSt of the season.
The Standard Club made merry with pro-
gressive whist at the club rooms at Eighth
and Jackson streets last evening. At 10 30
dancing began and supper was served. The
affair was exceptionally successful. Among
the whist players were: Mr.. and Mrs
Aberle. Mr.. and Mrs L. Herr, Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. Bensinger. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Frank. Mr..
and Mrs. A. GuiIerman, Mr.. and Mrs B.
Goodkind, Mr.. and Mrs Charles Fantle Mr.
and Mrs. II. Sattler, Mr. and Mrs. j. Rose
Mr. 8. J. Morgenstein. Mr.. and Mrs J.
Wo nth, Miss Laura Morgehstein, Miss Ada
Harris, Miss Selma Worth. Miss Sarah
CaLdozo. Miss Julia Stern, Miss Mollie Herr
Misses May and Birdie Kellar. Mr. and Mrs.
S. Kellar, Miss Flora Weis. Miss Jennie Nav,
Miss Sadie Logenberg. Miss Pauline Flatu
Miss Carrie Rose, Miss Carrie Lowenstein,
Miss Mary Guiterman. 10 Herr, Aaron
Herr. Jacob Hebron, Emil Mock
Richard Lehman, j. Flatu, Felix
May, Leo Guiterman, Herman Stern.
berg, Helm Rose Albert Rose, Will FantIe,
sam Fantle. j. COheim. Louis Haas, Will
Goodkind, j. Engle S Sulzbsch, VIII Car
dozo. Oscar Rittenberg. III. Harris Mr. and
Mrs. Fl. T. Sattler. Mr.. and Mrs. Loeb, Mr.
and Mrs Alex SterDberg