St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-12-20
IN SOCIE7Y'S REALM,
SOCIAL FUNCTIONS.

A pleasant reception was given in honor
of Misses Rosina ana Clara Dekum. of Port
land, Or. at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.
Hubert l.. Weber, on Carroll street last Tues
day evening. The affair was in every respect
a success, and the hospitality of Mr.. and
Mrs. Weber on this occasion was most pleas
antly enjoyed by all who were so fortunate
as to be present The following people were
present: Mr. ane Mrs. Bennett, Mr.. and Mrs.
o. Kneffner, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. and F. Prop
prlng. Mrs Brings Mrs Miller, Misses c.
Barron, Clinton. Cullen Morehouse, Clara
and Rosina Dekum. St Aubn, King, lie
Febre, ZenZius, Darragh, Fitzpatrick, Du
Fresno, Messrs. German. Larpenteur, Barron,
Mccormick. Pittenglll, Fitzpatrick. Kitten,
Mccarthy, Cullen, Dresser, Darragh. Theo.
bald, ZenziuS, Roth, and John Hay, of Min
neapOlis.
Mr.. and Mrs Wagner. of University ave-
nue., gave a very delightful party Monday
evening for their son Albert, in honor of his
tWenty-tirst birthday. The dining room and
parIorS were handsomely decorated with cut
mowers and SmiiaX, and Seibert's orchestra
rendered some very choice selections, to
winch about forty young people danced
monday into Tuesday. Shortly after mid
mght refreshments were served. All de-
parted having spent an evening to be re-
membered. Among those present were
Miss shepherd miller Coleman, Perrior
Hll, Chairman. braves, Hanson Miller, Troy
nd EaStOn, MesSrs r. NJ Gibson, Briedert
Middleton, Sbenherd. MOraWetz Coleman,
AveriIl, Bandhurst, Robe. Miller and Others
On Thursday evening reception was held
at the Christian church by Rev. ". A Foster
and family. Mrs. L. Diekerman was pres
ent to help receive the company. great
MANY friends OF Mr. and Mrs Foster were
present, besides his own congregation. An
orchestra helped 10 render the evening a
very delightful one. w E. Rogers Sr. made
very appropriate address to Mr. Foster and
presented him. in behalf of the congregation
n Mr. &c
leaving ST. Paul on account of any diSsatis
faction either Oh his part or that of his con-
gregatiOn, but he feels that he is called to
other fields of labor He goes to California
after leaving here. for an indefinite period
of time His departure viii be regretted by a
host Of friends and fellOw-labOrers.
A pleasant social event occurred Tuesday
evening at The home of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Gross on Wilkin street. 1t was the occasion
OF the tenth anniversary or their nuptialS-
their tin wedding. A humorous incident was
the decorating Of the host and hostess with a
tln-plate regalia. Among the guests present
were Mai and Mrs. Charles Feise Mr.. and
Mrs. William kOeScher and son, Mrs. +.
Regenthal. MIR. and Mrs. f. Haupt and the
modern Damon and Pythias Messrs. Barteltc
and Klingteitel Dancing was INDUCED in
until all early hour Wednesday morning.
Last Monday at the Church of Our Saviour,
in Chicago Miss Abigail Adams Hancock
was married to James Cunningham Bishop,
son of Heber Bishop. of New York. The an
nouncement of the marriage came as de-
liehtful but complete surprise to st. Paul so
ciety, which had 10 inkling of it. 1t is I'M
derstood that Mr.. and Mrs. Bishop will live
III st. Paul
A very quiet and exceedingly pleasant
wedding took place Tuesday afternoon at the
home of the bride. IS West Central avenue.
Rev. DR.. Christie officiating; Aft ESsendrup
and Miss Carrie Manger, the only daughaer
of Mr. and Mrs. c. Manger, being the con
tracing parties. The BRIDE ana groom left
on the evening train for al extended tour.
There was a very pretty sale of aprons and
candy ut Mrs. William Constants, on Summit
avenue, Tuesday afternoon, for the benefit
of the free kindergarten. Mrs. Eastbrook
Mrs. Copstans, Mrs j. J. Rogers, Mrs Schiff-
man. Mrs. i. ID. Sewell ana Mrs. Won Goet-
zen had the affair III charge, and achieved q
gratifying success.
At South Park. Thursday evening, Miss
ma BRYANT. daughter of Louis \. Bryant, of
SOutn Park. was married at the home of her
father to Walter Holmes. Miss Crarv. of
Red Wing, was bridesmaid. and the best man
was 4. y Robinson, of Ontario.
Last Friday evening there was a very Meas
ant surprise given at the home of Miss Ida
Miller of Euclid avenue, in honor of her
seventeenth birthday. There were about ff-
Teen young folks who participated and all
had very enjoyable time.
The marriage of Miss Katherine Sweeney
TO Philip Mclaughlin will soon take place
Miss Mabel Merriam will give a dancing
party New Years night
On Dec. 81. at 10 o'clock a. NJ, E. II. Cutler
of Boston, and Miss Julia Plant of Fredl1c-
ton, \. H., will be married at ST. Paul's
church. Miss Plant has been the guest of
her brother at dJ6 Concord street for the
past two months
Last Saturday evening ". c. Read gave a