St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-04
SAINT PAUL.
THE SOCIAL SWIM.

Mrs. \. II. Smith, of Payne avenue, enter
tanned large party of young people last
evening at her residence i'll honor of her
daughter. Miss GUssie Smith, whose seven
teenth birthday it was. The young lady has
just returned from college in Indianapolis
and two OF her schoomates, Misses Emma
Beresford and Carrie Burdett, are her guests
Miss Smith has very fine contralto voice,
10 the cultivation of which special care has
been devoted. She delighted her guests by
singing several solos, and later by organizing
a 4uarlette from the company. which gave
number of selections i'll a charming manner.
EUchre was announced as the chief attrac-
ton of the evening. but otter a brief hour of
progression The floors were cleared for dane
ing and cards were relegated 10 The rear
supper was served at 10 o clock and then
dancing was again taken up. Miss Smith
VIII remain at home until early in May, when
She leaves for Berlin 10 complete her mu-
steal education She viii be accompanied by
Mrs. Smith and Alfred L. Smith.
Edward J. Wheeloek, for several years OH
the editorial staff of the Pioneer Press, but
now connected with the Philadelphia In
quirer. will lie married to-day nj Sroudsburg
Pa. to MISS Hanna W. Schroeder, the
daughter of J. \. Schroeder. well kno IN
and prominent citizen of that place. Mr.
Wheelock. during his residence in this city
was very popular ana reckoned one OF the
brightest men in the profession.
Mr. and Mrs Charles D. Elmer. of Pine
street. entertained Il number of friends last
evening in honor of their guest. Miss May
Walden, of Chicago. The guests numbered
about twenty-five, and dancing was the dl-
version INDUCED in. Music was furnished
by Kleists orchestra, and very pleasant
evening was spent by all the participants
Miss Walden returns TO Chicago Saturday.
Miss Elizabeth P. Weber was united in mar
riage, last evening at O'Clock. 10 Louis W.
Schroeder at the home OF the bride 5 mother
Mrs. Anna Weber $40 Fuller street, in the
presence Of relations only. Rev. y. y. Deter.
Of the English Lutheran Church of the Re
1eemer. OBLIGATED. Mr. and Mrs. Schroeder
left on the evening train for wedding
journey through the Northwest, and will be
81 home 10 their many friends March 30, at
Is East Sixth street.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Kelly. lbs East Congress street. was the scene
Of a merry gathering last evening. The oc-
casion was Il social given by the EpwOrth
League of the Clinton Avenue NJ. Church.
An elaborate musical programme was given.
Il large number of the young people OF the
church participating.
Miss Bettingen, of Marshall avenue, enter
tanned company of friends last Monday
evening at progressive cinch. Among the
guests were Misses KonantZ. Alma and Min
ME Theobald, Adeline and jeanette Maihes,
Whitman, Florence and Mabel Gates, Tim
norman. Marsden, Rogers ana Mrs. Wallick;
Messrs. Konantz. Zimmerman, Mathes. Bow
man, Birmingham, Webster, Theobald, Zen
Zius. Dr. konantZ, Wallick and w. j. Bet
ungen.
musical and literary entertainment was
given last evening by the ladies of the St
Anthony Park NJ. E. church. The programme
was varied and interesting throughout and
the attendance large.
The Ich Diem Lawn Tennis club held a
meeting last evening at the residence Of Miss
Minnie Schiffman, 20 Hoffman avenue, and
discussed plans for the conduct of the club
during the com ng summer.
DIR. Hoyt Makes Correction.
TO the Editor of the Globe.
In this mornings report of the meet
ing of the board of education, held last
evening. your reporter quotes me as
having made the statement that 81 was
requested by Mr.. Thompson, of the Dis
patch, and Mr.. Heinemann to make my
report about the Ruttan system as dam
aging as possible" | wish to state very
emDhatIcally that l made no such re-
mark. What did say was that Mr..
Thompson had tried to prejudice me
against the system, and explained in de-
tail what he said with that object in
view. Mr.. Heinemann'S name was not
mentioned by ME last evening. Ii you
will please publish this you Will confer
favor upon yours respectfully,
HENRY I. UOYT.
St. Paul, March 8.