St. Paul daily globe., 1892-07-10
SOCIAL FUNCTIONS.
The Little Things That Enlive n
Midsummer

a very pretty wedding was solemnized at
Christ church Thursday afternoon at 4
O'Clock. Rev. c. ID. Andrews read the serv-
ice. The bride was Miss Louise Cashmere.
Her gown was dainty affair of French gray
serge. With plastron of cream coiored silk
She wore gray gloves and a charming hat of
the same soft tone. The bridesmaid Miss
Cashmere. was also gowned in gray. The
bridegroom was Thomas Pelham Hennessy,
and he was Kept in good eountenance by
his best man, Henry Porter. After
the marriage ceremony there was a,
reception at the house OF the brides sister
There were supper and dancing and congrat
ulations Mr. and Mrs. Hennessy will live
at 36o Pleasant avenue. Among the guests
at the reception were: Mr.. and Mrs. Hill,
Flint Henry Porter, MIR. and Mrs. Pardon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Iioag. Mr. and Mrs Wilson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Brien. Miss McKillip. the
Misses Price Miss Murphy, Miss
E. DillIgan, Miss Eipacker. Vincent
Longer, Mrs. Dilligan. Crawford Livingston
Jr, Ii. Meyer, Bolalid Ashton. James olsen
M. j. Riley, Miss Marshall, j.. Rouen, Frank
Ames, George Rogers, John Burns, W. H.
KonantZ. Fred Erickson, Mr.. and AIRS Goff,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leighton, II. Smith, j. W.
Smith, MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Scott, Walter
Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Turner, John frankie
and William Taylor.
Monday evening ats o'clock Five Pionts
Lodge 299, of the Sexennial league. will cele-
brate its first annlversity in Twin City hall
Rice and Cniyersary, upon which occasion
the following supreme officers will be pres
ent: Walter ID. Reynolds, supreme president:
Samuel 4. Wallace, supreme secretary; Fred
A. Fable, supreme treasurer: d. c. Reynolds,
supreme medical examiner. It. is expected
that the supreme officers will give full his
tory Of the order, after which there will be a
reception and banQnet
Mrs. D. A. Monfort, of Dayton avenue,
entertained yesterday at the Town and Coun-
try club for Miss Keise who is the guest of
Miss Alice Monfort The party, consisting
entirely of young ladies, arrived at their des.
tination about II. returning home at g. A de-
hghtful and dainty lunch was served al
noon. Mrs. Monfort's guests were the
Misses Keise. ontort, Day, Lille Day, Up-
nam, Grace Upham, Simpson, Griggs and
Hill.
Mrs. {. A. Severance has been entertaining
delightful house party at her country
house near Cottage Grove. There were pres
ent Mrs. f. b. Clark. Mrs. Goodrich, the
Misses Goodrich, Victor Robertson, John
White and Father Conway The people went
away from town Friday, and were Mrs. sew.
erance's guests till Tuesday, tiding over the
uproar and din Of the inevitable Fourth in
the quiet of the country.
DR.. X. Patterson's country home at Four
lakes is noted for being one of the most de.
hghtfully hospitable places to be found
among the many around st. Paul. On the
Fourth quite party assembled there, and
It's needless to say the reputation which the
place has had is still sustained.
Monday evening there will be german al
ihe hotei ST Louis, Minnetonka. and Mrs.
Dunn ana Mrs. Temple are interesting them
selves in the ST. Paul contingent of guests
who will go out.
Tne ladies OF the French Presbyterian
chuich gave delightful ice cream festival
Dn the lawn OF the church Thursday evening.
Iae Woman S Relief Corps of Acker and