St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-18
AUTUNnAl PLEASURE
& General Awakening in the
Flour City Social
Realm.
Cupid and Hymen, the Little
Gods OF Love and Mar
rage,
Spend a Very Busy Week, and
Contribute to Happi-
ness.
Some Of the On Dts and Mis-
eellaneous Society Cos

theory OF the relations or the passions
with the spaces of time has been clearly
aXempiiiiel the past week. 1t has, in
deed, been season Of weddingS-and
engagements as well. for there are nu-
merous on dts, and the nuptialS will be
chroniced shortly. And there has been
general awakening In the social realm
from the lethargy that always holds
sway during the summer months, when
about the only active occurrences in the
ramiiicatiUns Of society are Watering
place episodes, where the summer girl
1iirtS and cOquettPS and breaks hearts,
and plays havoc generally with the
SWANS that are best with current com
Of the realm. But she breaks away from
such frivilous diversions when
the leaves begin" etc, and she
turns Ia the more serious and
earnest problems of the social and do
nestle system. And the young men
fall into il similar strain OF thought, and
begin 10 take an inventory OF his atftc-
t.onS and reflect upon the advantages
of being benedict with n charming
little wife 10 bless the hearthstonc.
Yes, il has been a veritable week of
matrimonial events, as Will be observed
in tile retrospective notes below. But
social activity has lot been confined to
these amenities. There have been So
cials, parties and concerts galore, and
they promise to continue in one con-
tinual round of pleasure until the
lenten season puts Il period to the feS-
tivities.
Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock, Miss
. Rosa j. Herman, daughter of c, ". Herr
man and wife. and " iiiam II. Ross of st.
Paul. where he is connected with the Ameri-
can Express company, were Joined in wed
lock by Rev..S. ". sample. OF All Souls
church, in the presence of about forty rela-
tives and friends. The bride is well known
on the East side and is an active worker in
all Souls Church society. There were nn-
merous and valuable presents, among them
being lot in The Midway district. from the
brides parents. Il silver dinner set from r.
q. Dun IL Co, with whom She had been EN-
ployed for The past three years and more. A
wedding supper vas served, after which Mr..
and Mrs Ross took the ESQ train for the
East, where they VIII remain until the latter
part OF November, when they VIII return to
This city 10 reside
About fifty relatives and friends of Miss
Lillian Butler and William p Loye assembled
AZ the home Of the bride parents G.. >. But
Ter and wife. 3i32 Third avenue south.
Wednesday evening 10 witness the ceremony
that mace them man and wife. Dr.. Lyman
Palmer great granduncIe Of the groom. who
thirty years before performed like service
for Mr.. and Mrs Loye. was the officiating
clergyman. Mr. Palmer was at one time
located here, but is now pastor of church
AT Chicago. A reception of quiet character
followed The ceremony, after which the bride
and groom started Oh brief Eastern Trip
After Nov. they will be at home to friends
at the Seville, East Thirteenth street.
On Friday evening DR.. j. d. Wyatt of .23O
Hennepin avenue, entertained few friends
and the Twin City mandolin club. The par
Tors and hallway were beautifully decorated
and sUmptuous lunch was served at Tay-
mr. = pngf nf A.1H H. d.,
Anna Johnson assisted the doctor in recev-
ing his guests and each guest vas presented
with favor of beautiful flowers. merry
evening was passed and the company dis
pursed in the we Sma' hours Among those
present were Dr. r. J. Pierce and wife. Miss
Anna Johnson, of st Paul; Mr. and Mrs L.
g stevenson, Mrs b. l.. Barnes, Miss May
Barnes. Messrs, Thompson Lincoln, O'Brien
and Nickerson. of Minneapolis.
Miss Agnes l. p. r obertson and joseph
CochraDe were united in marriage Thursday
evening AT the home of j. Robertson and
wife, SIS Eighth avenue south. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. J. S. Black, of
the First Presbyterian church, being wit
messed by relatives and friends of the bride
ana groom to the number of about fifty. The
Young couple begin housekeeping at Sl3
twelfth street south. where they Will be at
home to friends in a few days.
Camden place came TO the front Wednes-
day evening with wedding the principals
being Miss Nellie NJ. Morgan. daughter of
Thomas Morgan and wife, and Nelson G.
Chapman. The ceremony was performed at
the home of the brides parents 1901 Iyndale
avenue north, IN the presence of the rela-
lives and friends of both 10 the number of
about forty. Rev. II. W. Knowles. of the
North Methodist church, oficiated.
Mrs. Alice Dean, of ST. Paul, and Charles G.
Hunt, of this city. were united in marriage
the afternoon of Oct. s, at 20 East Fourth
street. The ceremony was performed by Rev.
John A. Steman. pastor of the First Presby-
terlan church. and was witnessed by friends
ana relatives OF the contracting parties.
There were numerous presents. Mr.. and Mrs
Hunt are now at home at5l1 Lyndale avenue
Last evening. at Our Saylor's church.
Lutheran. occurred the marriage CT Miss Ida
Ness eldest daughter of II. l. Ness. deputy
city assessor, to Erick Waldeland, book.
keeper OF the Lutheran Publishing house
After the performance of the ceremony a re-
ception was given at the home of the brides
parents. 1925 Fourteenth avenue south. in
which large number of friends and relatives
took art.
Miss Gertrude Hooker. daughter of William
Hooker and wife, and j Ohm I. Baxter of the
law firm CT Roberts d Baxter. were united in
marriage Wednesday evening at the home of
the brides parents. 300 Fifth ayeurc south
An informal reception followed the cere-
mony, alter which the happy couple started
East on a brief wedding tour. After Nov. |
they VIII be at home TO friends at their new
residence, 229 Eighth avenue southeast
Methodist church held n reception Wednes-
day evening in honor of their pastor Rev. c.
NJ. Heard, whom the late conference re-
turned for a-third year. Mr.. Heard is very
popular with his congregation, who turned
out on this occasion III large numbers to vel
come him on his return.
Miss Cora B. Hewlett OF Portland Or. and
Roland G.. Brown, assistant general freight
agent OF the Minneapolis d ST. Louis railway
of this city. were united in marriage " ednes
81 q in fIa
Mir and Mrs. Brown will reside here and will
10 - home 10 friends the eally part of No
vember.
'the lni:d years work OF Aggasiz society
was inangurated Monday afternoon at The
public library building The society is a
branch OF the Minneapolis Academy of Nat
ural Science, and is under the auspices of
that body Meetings are held every two
weeks. Monday afternoons.
w. +. Colon gave an old fashioned corn
husking party at his house, 425 Ninth street
south, Wednesday evening which was
greatly enjoyed by the forty or fifty friends
present. SAVER furnished music for the
occasion; and for an old fashioned dance in
which all took part.
The Misses Hawley entertained the mem
berS OF The Kappa Kappa Gamma s ciefy at
their home, 81 Eighth avenue southeast
Thursday evening. Quite a large number
We're present all being well entertained
Progressive games were mediums or amuse-
ment
The marriage of Miss Lolita G. Hall to
Eugene NJ. Mitchell is announced to take
place on Sunday, Nov l. The ceremony
will be celebrated at the residence of the
brides parents. $40 Sixth avenue south. at
O'Clock in the afternoon
hi Marion !. Hood. of Fort Howard, Wis.
and Robert b. Laird of the Falls Manufactur-
ing company. of this city, were married at
the brides nome Wednesday. After Nov. /
they viii be at home 10 friends here at ops
Sel enth street southeast
G. II. Fowler is entertaining at his home
22lb SIKH avenue south. his brother William
Fowler and wife, who leave their old home
at Newport, Mimi. first of next week for
Redlands. Cal. where they will make their
future home.
The newly organized Young Women's
Christian association held their first social
Tuesday evening AT their rooms 4 Eighth
street south. The attendance was quite
large, ana pleasing programme was pre-
sented.
DR.. A. Pierson. of Philadelphia who for
several weeks this summer occupied the pul-
sf,.4 1 l,fN N-art,