St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-04
IN SOCIAL CIRCLES.
A Reception to Mrs. f. II. Snyder,
of ST. Paul.

One OF the pleasantest events IN social
musical circles was reception given Thurs
day evening az the residence of j. M. Root,
1l24 First avenue north, in honor or ms
cousin, Mrs. f. ii. Snyder of st. Paul, who
has recently returned from Florence. Italy,
where she has been studying music.
The guests numbered about twenty-five,
and included many of the prominent must
clans of the city. The programme. as ren--
dered by guests, included several rare selec-
TONS Mrs. Snyder, who has clear soprano
voice, sang twice, a song by Denga and
''Sempre ne Mui Deliri all Italian song by
Mangocchl.
Mrs. j. B. Modisette gave ladies' lunch
cons Thursday and Friday afternoons.
An artistic reception was given Wednesday
at the School of Fine Arts in the Library
building. a large number of guests were
received by Mr.. and AIRS Volk, MIR. and Mrs.
W. c. Whitney and the pupils OF the school.
Ices were served, and number of mando-
lin selections by G. j. Perara Charles An
derson and George Williams were pleasantly
rendered.
The Northwestern Miller gave house
warm Thursday afternoon at its new home
in The New York Life Arcade building. a
large number of callers extended congratula-
tons during the afternoon, and were RECALLED
with punch and cigars.
MIR and Mrs H. NJ. Myers gave card
party Wednesday evening at their home on
Linden avenue, entertaining pleasant COM
pany of friends. Novel score cards and
handsome prizes formed the souvenirs of the
evening Thursday afternoon Mrs. Myers
continued Inequalities to number or feml-
nine friends.
Mrs II. P. Watson, assisted by Mrs W. E.
Steele and Mrs c. McC. Reeve, received a
large number of callers Wednesday afternoon
at her second "at home"
Mis-. II. NJ. Morton gave tea Wednesday
evening, at which the guests were mainly
young people.
The ''Antiqual Virgines'' gave dancing
party Wednesday evening at Franklin hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. W. Stuart OF 522 Elghth
avenue northeast, entertained number OF
tables at cinch Tuesday evening in honor of
the fifth anniversary of their marriage. They
we're the recipients OF number OF suitable
presents.
Miss Jessie W. Dean was united in mar
rage Monday afternoon to Edwin DeWy, OF
the Milwaukee railway, at the home OF the
brides parents, 1925 Fifth street north DR..
Pratt OBLIGATED at the ceremony and course
supper followed. after which the bridal
party drove 10 the lakes The brides wed
ding dress was of cream surah with lace
trimmings. She carried bunch OF cream
roses and wore cream bonnet The young
people will begin housekeeping at 50i
Eleventh avenue north.
The marriage of Miss Marian Leola Fisher,
daughter of Mrs. Freeman Fisher, to Franz
L. Mowry, of Mowry d Co., was quietly sol
emniZed last evening at the home OF the
brides mother, 1927 Park avenue. The cere
presence of the TWO families.
Miss Mayme Best ana Nathaniel s. CoHir
were united in marriage Wednesday evening
at the home of the brides parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. James l. Best Rev. Pleasant Hunter
otticiated in the presence of a company O.
100. largely young people. The bride wa
attended by her sister, Miss Bird Best, a
maid of honor. and Misses Lily Best an(
Cora Webster. The best man was E. C. Best
and the ushers were Gene Best and Risti
Best. The wedding ceremony was FOLLOWED
by dancing. Mr.. and Mrs Coffin will resid
in Duluth.
Miss Fannie B. Stearns and S. j. Stieglitz
of Redfeld. S. D., were married Wednesda.
afternoon at the residence of the bride
parents 1921 East Nineteenth street. Rev. j
d. Faude officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. Stieglit
left on the evening train for a four week
trip in the East. Their future home will b.
at Redfed.
The marriage of Miss Mary Fsrdal. o
Cherry Grove. Mimi, TO Rev. G. o. Skare
of Minneapolis. will take place Tuesday.