St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-14
RESUME OF THE WEEK,

A pleasant matrimonial event of the week
was the marriage of Miss Jessie Jordan,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs r. II. Jordan, to
john Is. Lee Jr, a well-known young bust
ness man of Minneapolis, actuary of the
New York Mortgage Loan company. The
ceremony occurred at the residence of the
brides parents, 0 West Sixteenth street. Rev
Marshall, of Worcester, Mass, cousin Of
the brides grandfather, officiating.
and D. R. Bishop, of Oxford, O., were mar
ried Wednesday evening al the home of the
brides parents 1906 Clinton avenue Rev. Mr..
Stewart performing the ceremony, which
was witnessed by about fifty relatives and
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Bishop are now at
Oxford. where they will spend month. re-
turning 10 Minneapolis for visit in the
fall.
A farewell reception was rendered Bishop
j. n. Fitzgerald and family Friday night at
the Hennepin Avenue Methodist church.
Methodists generally took part in the inter
esting event. The bishop expects to start
soon for his new field of labor at New Or
leans. La. His family will spend the re-
malnder of the summer at Atlantic coast
resorts.
Friday afternoon of last week Mrs. Sey-
mour Van Cleve ana daughter Miss Char
lotte, gave an afternoon reception from to
o'clock, at their home on Fifth street south
east. The event was given III honor of Mrs.
NJ. Y. Parrot and the Misses Parrot. of Day
ton, o., and proved very entertaining. About
rs friends responded to the invitation to
take part
Members of tine Peoples Meeting and All
Souls church held lawn social Tuesday
evening at the home of S. W. Sample and
wife, slf University avenue. the grounds
were handsomely lighted with Chinese Ian
terms. Another gathering similar to the one
of last Tuesday evening, is being arranged
for. The time and place of holding will be
announced later
Miss Della c. Hall, of Owatonna. Mimi,
and Samuel 3. Thompson, of Washington,
were married Wednesday morning at the
home of Charles T. Lonergan, 35l1 Eleventh
avenue south. in the presence of friends.
Miss Alma Castle, daughter of c. NJ. Castle,
Miss Helen Z. Boulten and William u.
Oliver were married happily the evening of
Aug. 3 Rev. j. Il. Donaldson, of the Fifth
Presbyterian church. officiating. VA
Edward Shumpik was given pleasant SUI.
prise Wednesday evening, by his wife, in
which more than 100 of their friends partici-
pated. The company met at the house. but
shortly after adjourned to the hall near by,
where they passed the time pleasantly up to
late hour.
c.. n. Chadbourne apd sisters entertained
the Saturday club Saturday evening at their
Wayzata Day cottage. The party included
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Hall, DR.. and Mrs. W. A.
Jones. w. G. Leach, Frank Wadsworth, Harry
Wadsworih. Frank Shaw. -
Miss Kate L. Fabrick gave a blackboard
party week ago last Wednesday evening III
honor of her friend, Miss Stella Crouch, of
Rochester. After driving around the lakes
the party returned to SIG Ninth street south
for supper.
The tally-ho coach carried party of
friends of DR.. NJ. P. Vanderhorck Friday
evening of last week on tour of the bouie-
yards, eating supper en- route. The event
was in honor of the doctors birthday ami
Versary.
Mrs F. G. Hatfield gave fancy children's
party Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs.
W. NJ. Clifford on Park avenue in honor of
Leslie Hatfield's fifth birthday. Each little
girl was dressed to represent flower.
Miss Irene and Albert Segebaum pleas
antly entertained about fifty friends Monday
evening. A lawn fete was the original plan,
but the inclement weather prevented its
being carried out
Miss Susie Harris, of 22S West Twenty eighth
street. gave a reception to about twenty of
her friends last Tuesday, from. until ii 80
p. M. i'll honor of Miss Alice Mayhem, of
New York city.
Miss Susie Palmer and E. A. Writ were
married Wednesday morning in the presence
of a few friends at the home of the groom,
10 Sixth avenue south. Rev. Elijah Haley
officiated.
Edward c. Gale and wife, nee Pillsbury
have returned from their wedding trip to
Alaska and other points. They are at home
at the brides parents j.. S. Pillsbury and
wife.
Last Tuesday evening Lincoln circle.
ladies of the G. A. R., held a lawn social at
Mrs Burrs. which was largely attended and
proved a social and financial success.
Miss Grace Trask, of FOL Fifth street south
east entertained Thursday afternoon in
honor OF her guests, Misses Anna Dudley and
Maude Freese, from Wisconsin.
Mr. and Mrs c. F. Stafford gave a small
luncheon at their home. ia West Fourteenth
street. Thursday, at z p. m, entertaining
Miss Mae Stafford, of Decatur, Ill.
Mrs N c. Reid. president of the Morgan
W r. c., entertained the members of the
corps at the residence of Mrs. E. E. Dunn,
Chicago avenue, last evening.
The Oliver P Morton corps will have its
fourth anniversary. with an ice cream social
at the corner of Fifteenth and Franklin ay-
enues, Monday evening.
Next Tuesday evening Rev. Swan John
son. the new pastor of the St. Paul's Swedish
Lutheran church, on Bloomington avenue
will be installed.
The Saturday clubs members were pleas
antly entertained Saturday evening by c. 81.
Chadbourn and sister at their summer home
at Wayzata, MINI.
Weaver Temple No. 1, Pythian Sisters, will
hold lawn social at the residence of Mrs
Fred A. George, No. 1872 Eighth street south
Tuesday evening. ~
The ladies of the st. Clotilde church, coz.
ner Eleventh avenue north and Lvndale,
gave an ice cream festival Thursday evening.
F. W. Downs and wife, nee Green. of Vim
cennes. Ind, have returned from a pleasant
trip. They are at home at 1907 Park avenue
A union picnic will be given next Wednes.
day at Minnehaha falls by the G. A. r. posts
and encampment of the Twin Cities.
Miss Jessie Babbige of 1920 Third avenue
south, entertained few friends at o'clock
luncheon "Wednesday afternoon. sc