St. Paul daily globe., 1891-06-21

Hanna Dewart wore dresses of cream. A very
ENJOYABLE lunch was served TO the bride and
bridegroom's friends. The guests present
were MT and Mrs. b. Damkroger and family,
Mr. and MRS. A. Meyer. Rev. and Mrs. Koer-
ner, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Cain. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. c.
Mahler, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wiegan, Mr..
and Mrs. George B. Meyer, Mr.. and Mrs. C.
Metz. Mr.. and Mrs " Marshall J. J. Never
T. Damkroger, Miss 5. Eichorn. Miss Sun
dahl and Miss A. Horstman. The wedding
presents received by the happy pair were
very numerous. Mr. and Mrs. Damkroger
will reside at 361 Maria avenue.
The Children's day exercises held Sunday
evening at the Bates Avenue NJ. E. church
were enjoyed by a congregation which
crowded the church to its utmost capacity,
there being. in spite of the intense heat
nothing but standing room. The platform
was very prettlly decorated with plants and
flowers, lent and presented by the congrega-
ton and children. The programme opened
with singing by the congregation and prayer
by Kew. j. ii. Dewart. The singing of Sea
sons by Mrs. Martins class showed the
amount of training the children had under
gone, and was certainly one of the prettiest
things OF the evening. A recitation entitled
June Roses" was rendered with great taste
by May Granville, and the exercise "Beayes
and Branches by the infants was very cred
ltably rendered. The feature of the evening
was the singing bv Mrs Havwsrd's class,
which certainly reflected great credit upon
both children and teacher. A dialogue reci-
tatlon by four children was excellently gwen,
as was also recitation. Bird and Nest by a
little lady called Ella Snow. A collection
was taken for the Educational society.
The exercises by the children of the At
| lantic Congregational church Sunday even
ing, IN honor Of Children's day, were voted
by all thorough success The church was
prettily decorated and was well filed The
children, who wore white dresses decorated
with flowers and wrealhs on their heads,
formed pretty picture. The seasons of the
year were represented by different children.
from among which June was chosen as
queen. The following children repre-
sented the different seasons: Spring,
Lynn Eddy; summer. ida Herman; autumn,
May Pierce; winter, Charlie Walker; June
Queen See Hurst. The singing and march
ing, under the leadership of Mrs Burke, was
very effective. The following pieces were
prettily rendered: Address to Flowers"
Clo Brink; "Children's Day Greeting" Dora
simpson: Address 10 Children, " Lee Hurst.
A pretty song and recitation was given by
Willie Freeman and MolIie Benedict, two
wee mites from the Forest street mission
school
The musical event of the psst week was the
concert given for the benefit of ST. Peters
church at Christ Church Guild hall Thursday
evening, The selections rendered were of a
nigh order. The opening number on the
programme was piano solo by Miss Fan
ming. George Klinkerfues then sang Il Am
content IN pleasing manner. Miss Fannie
Dean, H. II. McKechnie, +. w. Clark Thomas
Martin, ii. A. Gray. Mrs. Elsie Kayl and MISS
Minnie Haskell took prominent parts i'll the
programme.
The st. Paul and Constellation chapters in
tend holding meeting tomorrow evening to
make final arrangements for a picnic of the
two orders TO Minnetonka. The picnic is an
annual affair and was very much enjoyed
last year. 1t is to be Wednesday, June n
The Sewing Society of the Bates Avenue
NJ E. Church met Tuesday with Mrs Millard
! fiheld, of East Fourth street The ladies'
sewed out of doors, where charming lunch
was served and all enjoyed a very pleasant
| time
The Ladies' Guild of st. Peters Episcopal
| church held meeting Friday evening to
make definite arrangements for q free sup
| per TO be given shortly.
| Mr.. Chamberlain returned Monday to his
! home in Vermont, after two weeks visit TO
ms brother, Mr.. Chamberlain of Eas! Third
street
Mrs. E.W. butcher and her daughter Ruth,
OF Minneapolis. spent Sunday ana Monday
with Mrs. Madison of Maria avenue
Mrs Hancock, who has been visiting Mrs
Madison, of Maria avenue has returned TO
her home in Chicago.
The regular meeting of the ladies' branch
OF the Iron Hall will meet Monday, corner
Bates and Third.
Mrs Forsburd and family. of Mendoza
street, go to Red Rock for the summer the
comining week.
Mrs. Hevener and her son Paul, of Maple
street, accompanied Mr.. Hevener TO Dakota
last week
Mrs. Brain and her grandson " Ill Farwell.
OF Hoffman avenue, left Monday for a trip
TO Maine
Mr.. and Mrs Ladd, of East Third street
have taken up their residence on the West
side.
Mr.. and Mrs Won Deyn, of East Seventh
street. are home from their trip to AIexan-
dril.
Mir. and Mrs. Hussey of Maple street. start
for trip to the Pacific coast Wednesday
Misses and Mrs. Gage. of Ravine street,
have gone to Maine to spend the summer
DR.. Bradburn, Mrs. Amoss and Miss, Bliss