St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-29
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ems. not a few turkeys and sack of flour
being among the gifts. These presents were
undoubtedly the means of making glad
great number of homes, which, but for the
munificence of the donors, would have had
but sorry Thanksgiving day.
A very pretty wedding was that of Miss
May Granville and Edward Mattress, which
was soIemnized Thursday at the First Pres
byterian church. The bride. who was led
into church by the father, looked exceed
ingly pretty in II dress of pearl gray made en-
traine and cut square in the neck. She carried
an elegant boquet of roses. The ushers
were +. Eye, j Cogswell, Dolf Schifman
and George Middleton. The church was
daintily decorated with palms. A reception
was held in the evening for relatives of the
contracting parties at the home of the bride
on Hudson avenue.
An enjoyable lunch party was given Tues
day by Mrs. Lockwood, of Reaney street, in
honor of her sister. Miss De Groots. who in
tends leaving for her home in California
during the week. The refreshments were of
the choicest kind, ana arranged upon the
tables very tastefully. Those present were
Mrs. Ninever, Mrs. Van Dyne, Mrs. Thomp-
son, South Park Mrs. Splndler, Miss NJ. Min
ever and Miss Sutherland.
birthday party was given Wednesday
evening by Gail Phillips 10 n number OF
his young gentleman friends at his home Oh
Maria avenue. The lack of ladies did not
prevent the boys having royal good time.
The guests were Lee and Frank Barber, Sam
Spindler, George Freeman. Ed Pope. Frank
Hevener Frank Krieger, W. Whieman Fred
Cray, Frank Clinton. Walter Hail. Philip
Johnson and Smith Eggleston.
the Ladies Aid Society of the Bates Ave
nue. NJ. E. church met last week with Mrs.
Brain. The next meeting will be held
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. DR.. ArloSS,
Cherry street The ladies are invited to at
tend i'll large number, as the place has to be
selected in which to hold their sale and
lunch the second week in December.
Rev. Mr.. Bray returned from his visit to
Mason City Thursday and was followed by
his wife and family Friday. Mrs. Bray was
welcomed by some of the ladies of the Col-
gregation. A committee has been formed to
select time to give reception in honor Of
Mr.. Bray's arrival.
The many friends of John Simpson VIII be
sorry 10 learn that, owing to ill health, he
will be compelled to leave ST. Paul and take
up his residence in California. Mr.. Simp
son intends starting as soon as possible ac-
companied by his friend, Mr.. Gillette.
The st. Paul Chapter of the Eastern Star
enjoyed q pleasant card party Friday even
ing i'll Braden lodge, East Seventh street.
Each member took some refreshments which
were served during the evening.
DR.. Chase and family. of Minneapolis, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Brann, of East Sixth street.
were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. FarWell
Thanksgiving day.
A Thanksgiving dinner was given by Mrs
Horst Of Bates avenue. i'll honor of Mr.. aud
Mrs. Mahoney and Mr.. and Mrs. Hevener.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stowell of Conway street.
were the guests of Mrs. Hussie. OF Maple
street, on Thanksgiving day.
Mr.. and 5lrs. Carter. of Minneapolis visited
DR.. and Mrs. Adamson, of Bates avenue,
! Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rolling Jr.. of 274
Maple street, will be at home about Dec. 6.
Mrs. Willard Fifeld entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. Jamison at dinner, Thursday