The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-16
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| invitations to all the women's clubs of
Wisconsin to send delegates to the
| meeting in Milwaukee to be held late
| in October to form Federation of Wis
| ccnSin women's clubs.
| Miss Julia r. Crowley and Edwin M
| Van Worries were married yesterday
morning in ST Mary's Chapel by Faith
| err Gibbons. The bride was unattended
| and only the immediate relatives OF the
young couple witnessed the ceremony.
The bride wore simple gown of pure
! white organdie. A wedding breakfast,
followed the ceremony, served at the
home of the groom's mother Mrs. EN-
ma Van Worries 486 Marshall avenue.
The rooms and table were decorated
with nasturtiums. red and yellow Mr..
and Mrs. Van Worries left on the after
noon train for a short trip and will be
at home later in ST. Paul
There will be music at the Town and Coun-
try club Saturday evening.
at Russell Beach July 20.
Mrs. E. H. Cutler gave luncheon today
Tor her daughter, Miss Lucille Cutler
Mrs. E. s. Cook of Fairmont avenue en-
tertalns at eHchre this afternoon.
Miss Elsie Nichols entertains at luncheon
today at her home at Mahtomedi.
The annual picnic of St Philips EPISCOPAL
Mission viii be held Aug. Is, at Spring Park
Garfield post and Relief corps will give an
entertainment In Central hall Saturday even
ing.
Miss Selleck. of Indianapolis was the guest
OF OIL. nonor at an informal company yesterday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. E. j. Whit
ridge.
The marriage of Miss Fannie Elizabeth Lar
Kin and Willis Nelson Schoff was solemnized
I H evening at O'Clock in St. Clements
Episcopal church, Bishop Gilbert ofieiated
asslted by Rev. T. e. Judd, of Iowa Miss
margaret Craig was maid of honor and the
bridesmaids were Miss sinclaire, of Racine,
and Miss Sanborn, of st. Paul The best man
was Dr.. T. e. w. Appleby. and the grooms-
men, Burton Strait and Dr.. John Rogers
me nephew and neice of the bridegroom
were flower bearers. and the church ushers
Pruden, Clinton Norton Jesse Neal and
Harry Barr. The church was handsomely
decorated, and during the ceremony Emil
Oberhoffer presided at the organ. assisted by
the violin and cello. Harry Tally of Chi
cagi, sang the wedding hymn. A reception
followed at the Larkin house. which was
largely attended Mr.. and Mrs. Larkn were
assisted by Mrs. P. Jurgens of Milwaukee;
Mrs. FRANKLIN w. Andrah, of New York. Mrs
G. D. Sinclaire, Miss Lucy Sinclaire, Mrs.
Wallis. of Racine, Wis; Miss Barker, OF
Chicago; Mrs. Charles A. Dfbble, Mrs. Charles
B. Yale. Mrs. Walter E. Dadmun Miss Cath
crime Loomis Miss Maryabel Clark Miss
Lillian Lamprey, Miss Mary Stees and Miss
Alice Rhodes, Mr.. and Mrs. Schoff took the
evening train for Duluth, and will be at
home Tuesdays Sept. % and Oct. at the
Marlborough.
The wonen Of tho parish of St. Louis gave
a fair and outdoor entertainment last even
ing on the grounds at Cedar and Tenth. The
place brightly lighted with lanterns and
refreshments were served by committee in
charge Of Mrs. Robert and Mrs Benoit.
There was mixed programme consisting of
a comedy and slight of hand performance,
and William Donnely Jr. gave short con-
cert. There was a large attendance. The
festival will be repeated tonight.
The fair by the Church of the Assupmp-
| ton closed last evening after two successful
evenings
The Missionary Society of Dayton Avenue
meets Friday in the chapel
The Missionary Society Of Plymouth Church
met last evening in the church The subject
! was 1.-The Kindergarten in Turkey, and Miss
Margaret Fuller read paper. Deacon Fris-
| by led the meeting.
| St. Marys Parish fair closed last evening
| after two evenings of successful patronage.
! The last evening of the fete was by far the
! best attended, interest being aroused by the
! the close of last nights event were
awarded to the following: Wine set, Mrs. M.
D. Kelley; Venetian vases Joseph Remboid;
alabaster vases, Lorena Galbra tn; pepper balls,
Mrs. Mary Brennan; sack of -four. Father
Gibbon; velvet prayer book, Mrs. A. Camp
bell; scarf for side board, Mr.. Closterman-
The Daughters of Erin Nos. 1. and 3 were
| in attendance.
The Y. P. S. c. E. of the Dayton avenue
| church gives an excursion down the river on
/ T1.-r TrY1rr aft a md
evening.
Mrs. Muehlenbrech read paper on Lin
coins Administration" at the meeting of the
Reading Circle held yesterday at the home
of Mrs. W. G. Strickland
women of st. Joseph's parish opens this even
ing. There will be an orchestra and quar-
tette in attendance each evening.
hayrack party to Lake Harriet yesterday
was chaperoned by Mrs. Clapp and Mrs Sails
bury. The party was entertained at the Ciapp
residence, on Portland avenue, after the re-
turn trip
| The women of the Board Of the Young
Women's Friendly association enjoyed day
! outing at Newport Cottage yesterday as the
guests of Mrs. Lichtenberg The party went
to Lake Shore by train and from there to the
cottage on the Steamer Maud.
Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock the steamer
Flora Clark will take an excursion party to
! Camp Lakeview, Lake City, returning to ST.
Paul Sunday evening The boat will remain
at camp over Sunday giving every one an OPP
portunity to witness guard mount. dress par
ade. etc. The Twin City Mandolin club will
furnish concert music.
The grounds surrounding the women's G..
| A. R. headquarters on Summit Place have
been transformed by landscape gardner into
a blaze of harmonious colors, artfstically ar
ranged and neatly grouped. Flower beds have
taken the place of the growth of weeds and
! grass and the remainder of the lawn has been
neatly cut and is carefully cared for by a
capable gardner. The trees have also been
/ trimmed and the old Kittson home looks once
more as elegant and well kept as 1t ever did.
East Presbyterian church gives concert this
| evening in the church. Master Guy Williams,
/ of Duluth nine years of age, will appear IN
several banjo solos. Recitatons vii be given
| by Elsie Tate Edna Burrows, Grace Myers,
| vocal numbers by Ruth Prentice and Ina
| Seifker A chorus will be given by the chill
McElroy, Julia Downs Margery Griswold,
| Gladys Cameron, Hannah Jones, Marion
Spates, May Dinwoodie and May Patter. The
| boys choir consists of George Patterson.
Burrows Harry Mcintosh. Mark Boyd and
James Dinwoodie. Mrs. Leslie Parlin has
| charge Of the entertainment.
| w. B. Hale and family at the Albion
| Miss Peck of Rochester. N. Y. is the guest
of Miss Bement.
! Mr. Carhart of New York City. is the guest
4 of Will CochFane.
Miss Harriet Hale has gone to Duluth to
1 remain two weeks.
! Miss Katharine Shields Is spending the sum
| mer at the seeshere-
| Miss Mumford of Detroit. Mich, is the
| guest of Miss Stsckney-
Dr. j. W. Chamberiin left Monday evening
1 for q short vacation IN the East.