The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-30
SUMMER SOCIAL NEWS.
Marriage of Miss Blaisdel and
Frederick BumilIer.


Miss Eckley West Blaisdel, daughter
| of Mrs Emma L. Blaisdel and Fred
erick Bumiller, of Los Angeles, Cal,
were married at noon yesterday, at the
Murphy residence on Jackson street.
Miss Blaisdel is the grand daughter
of the late DR.. Murphy, and is known
socially in both cities. The marriage
was a very quiet one and only relatives
and a few friends were present. The
bride was attended by Miss Blakely
as maid of honor and two little flower
bearers, Lucy May Durham and John
Henry Gale. The service was read by
Rev. c. D. Andrews. The bride wore
white null over white satin with a
long veil. The maid of honor wore
blue null over blue silk. At the we'd
ding breakfast following there were
60 guests. Mr. and Mrs. Bumiller left
in the afternoon for Los Angeles where
they will reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Middleton will enter
tain at dinner this evening.
Miss Beratha Tracy, only daughter of Robert
G. Bement, and Lieut.. S. D. Sturgis, of Fort
Monroe, son of Mrs. S. D. Sturgis, of this
ments church by Bishop Gilbert, assisted by
DR.. D. w. Rhodes. The bride wore gown Of
white point lace over silk and carried white
velvet prayer book. She was attended by Miss
Mary Barker, of Pittsfield, Mass, as maid of
honor Miss Barker wore gown Of pink null
and carried sweet peas. The bridesmaids
were Miss Amelia Cutler, Miss Lily Stevens
and Miss Peck, Of Rochester, N. Y, and Miss
Violet Dousman, of Prairie du Chen, niece
of Mrs. Sturgis. The bridesmaids gowns were
green and white and they carried white flowers.
The little flower girl July Lawler, wore white.
The bridegroom was assisted by Lieut.. Lewis
Strouther San Francisco, and the ushers were
Finley Shepard, Byrd Hewitt, Will Armstrong,
Lansing Bement Geo. Macpherson and Lieut.
Beacon. Miss Morton presided at the organ.
A reception followed the ceremony, which was
attended by only relatives and near friends.
The reception was held at the Bement home on
Summit Court The rooms were sweet with
flowers. In the reception room were guam
titles of fragrant sweet peas and the drawing
room was in yellow. A string orchestra was
in attendance during the evening. Lieut.. and
Mrs. Sturgis will reside at Fort Monroe.
Unity Temple, Rathbone Sisters gave BIZ
cycle fete last evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Addison Belcher on Como avenue.
The grounds were lighted with fancy lanterns
and refreshments were served to a large
number of wheelmen and women during the
evening.
The lawn party to be given by the Laurel
Cycle club comes off at the club house on
Grand avenue this evening. The grounds
will be lighted with lanterns and headlights
and a band corps will attend. There will
be dancing within doors and refreshments
served by the ladies of the club from small
tables on the lawn.
The entertainment by the Capital City Cycle
club comes off this evening at the club house
on Dayton's Bluff. The programme has been
carefully arranged and very good time Is
assured all who attend.
The lawn fete by the women of the
Christian church will be held this evening
on the grounds of the church on Nelson and
Harrington avenues. There will be music,
/ and the grounds will be handsomely illum-
| mated.
Chamber of Commerce building, and there
are number of them who have formed sort
| of professional colony there, are planning to
| give large reception in the building some
| time before the opening of the seson.
Mrs John Caulfield, Miss Mabel Grace and
Miss May Caulfield will give dancing party
at the home of Mrs Caulfield, 412 Ashland
avenue, Friday evening.
The women of the Acker Relief corps met
| yesterday afternoon with Mrs. G. D. Smith
at the Bethel. The afternoon was spent in
sewing, with informal programme inter
| spersed and at the close luncheon was served.
DIR. and Mrs. Edwards and family have
gone to Wildhaven club house, located near
| Alexandria, for an outing, accompanied by
Misses Mary M. Hall, Carrie Gilbert and
| Fannie Pattee, and Messrs. E. NJ Ware Ber-
tram and Lucien Ware, Paul Harries, A. w.
| Mcmillan.
|
| DR.. Chamberlin has returned from the
| East.
Miss Louise Hurst is a guest at the Met
| ropolitan.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Burch, of Crocus Hill,
| are at Minnetonka.
Miss kaufman and Miss Pope have re-
| turned from a house boat party OH the Mis-
| sissippi.
The Stickney camping party which has
been at 'Tonka for two weeks returns to
| town today.
| Mr. and Mrs. John S. White, of Chicago.
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William S.
Fell at Minnetonka.
Miss Stegner, Of Bryant avenue Mime
| apolis, visited friends on the hill This week
| Miss Stegner is a recent graduate from the
| training school of the Northwestern hospital.
and leaves in few weeks for an extended
| vacation.