The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-25
EACH IN HIS TINE
RANG OUT THE MERRY VOICES
OF THE ANIMATED
CLOCK.
LIsPING NURSERY RHYME,
THE BABIES ON THE
BLOCK.
S0CIETY'S WHIRL UNCEAsING

Brings Weddings, Concerts and Re-
ceptiOns Together i'm Maze of
Winter Merriment.
AS the inspiring strains Of the we'd
ding march from Mendelssohn sounded
through the rooms of the Dayton Ave
nue. church last evening, a miniature
bridal couple assembled the platform,
followed by a bridal party lust as
tiny. This was the climax to one of
the most charming children's entertain
ments given in st. Paul this fall The
Animated Clock" composed by Mrs.
Charles e. Clark, and given last even
ing for the benefit of the day nursery,
was a success. 1t was even more than
success, as many Of those who CAME
to witness its production were unable
to get seats and could not remain.
The animated clock was new and orig
inal. On the platform was arranged a
huge clock, from whose face the chill
dren representing each hour, by some
odd little character, stepped and sung
or recited verse The music was
from the popular nursery rhymes. The
costumes of the children were pretty,
yet quaint, and the little ones had
been well trained, and carried out their
part Of the programme to perfection.
The bridal chorus and wedding march
at the close Of the entertainment was
one Of the prettiest features of the
entire evening, and called forth round
after round of applause. Miss Hopes
mandolin orchestra was in attendance
all the evening. Miss Lou White as
sisted as accompanist. The children
taking part were:
Father Time ............... Carl Schuneman
One o'clock policeman ...... Mark Hawkins
Two O'Clock (doctor) ........... Harry Manly
Three o'clock (mother) ......... Bessie Breen
-Four O'Clock Qarmer) 1870. Birch Burnett
Five o'clock (milkmaid) Martin Richardson
Six o'clock (cooD ........... Marjorie Spates
Minute ........................Ire Irene O'Reagan
Seven o'clock (newsboy) ....... Leon Graves
Eight o'clock (shop-girl) Josephine Emerson
Nine O'Clock (sehool-boy) :. Grant Mccartney
Ten o'clock Chimney sweep. Thomas Sven
Eleven o'clock (bishop) ....... Edward Baird
Twelve o'clock (bride) Virginia Schuneman
Bridesmaids Helen Roberts. Louise Warren
Ushers ........ Stewart Bryant, Allie Warren
Flower Girls
Page ............. ............ Gordon Bryant
Brides Father .................W Willie Warren
Assisting in the programme were
Mrs. James Weirek and Miss Grace
MorehOuS.
The marriage of Miss Geneva May
Brown, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hiram D. Brown, of 585 Portland ave-
nue., to Joseph Henry Beck, took place
last evening at half past 8 O'Clock at
the family residence. Rev. Dudley w.
Rhodes, of St. Johns church, officiated
in the presence of a few relatives The
bride wore white and was attended by
her sister Miss Florence Brown. The
best man for the bridegroom was
Henry Gemmell.
Miss Maude Beatrice Herson and
George Fetsch will be married this
morning in ST. Luke's Catholic church
by Rev. Father McNulty Miss Rose
Fetsch will attend the bride and James
Herson will assist the bridegroom. The
ushers will be Walter Cummings and
George Sheehan. A wedding breakfast
will follow at the brides mothers on
Dayton avenue.
The marriage of Miss Retta O. Cor
man, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. F.
Broderick, Of Dayton avenue, to Arthur
L. Roth takes place this morning at
half past 9 o'clock in St. Joseph's
Catholic church, Rev. Father Harri-
son officiating. The maid Of honor will
be- Miss Blanche Ferguson and George
Dougher will be best man. The ushers
will be Harry O'Gorman, James Lamb
and James Nolan.
st. Paul camp, Woodmen of the World,
gives ball this evening in the West Side
opera house.
Miss Elsie Constans, of Summit avenue
entertains the Junior Dancing club Friday
evening.
A german will be given Friday evening by
the New German club at the home Of Miss
Florence Schiffman, on Summit avenue.
'"The Register" will be given this evening
in Unity church hall, under the direction OF
Miss Adah Hawkins.
Miss Belle Holland. of Detroit, Mich is
visiting Mrs. w. H. Carr, Of Nelson avenue.
yesterday by Mrs. T. L. Wann, at her home
on Lincoln avenue, complimentary to Miss
Bend There were about seventyfve young
women in attendance. The rooms were dec
grated with pink. Mrs. Wann was assisted
in receiving by Mesdames Shepard, Young,
Dawson, MacKean, Shepley, Horace Bigelow
Jr., Edwin Booth and Miss Blakely. In the
dining room were Mrs. Bend and Mrs. Henry
Blakely.
Company E, Third regiment, has set aside
holding of an informal hop, to which each
member is at liberty to invite his friends.
Monday night was the first hop given by the
company this season, and it was pronounced
a success The company, after giving an
exhibition drill Of about an hour, under the
new captain, w. A. Naylor, was dismissed,
and the remainder of the evening was de-
voted to dancing. Merriam Park orchestra
furnished music The company drills every
Monday night in Woodruff hail. Merriam
Park and extends an invitation to all who
wish to visit any of the drills.
The Little Helpers Of Mount Zion Temple
gave a sale yesterday Of fancy articles, in
the basement Of the temple. The society
is one composed of eight little girls, with
Stella Firestone as president; lima Wirth,
treasurer, and Maud Rothschild, secretary.
The sale yesterday was very successful and
ended last evening with a programme Of vocal
and instrumental music. The rooms were
prettily arranged, and refreshments served
by the women of the temple. The doll table
was In charge Of Irene Schaub, the fish pond
Of Miss Fishman; the fancy table, Mrs. Fire
stone; Misses Matilda Goodman, Stella Fire,
stone, Minnie F1restone, Maud Sultzbach and
Maud Rothschild. The candy table was con-
Quoted by Miss Wirth.
There will be two engagements announced
at the charity ball, Dec. 3.
Miss Catherine Leonard and Miss Rose Mott
entertained informally last evening at their
home on Summit avenue
Mr. and Mrs Edward w. Saunders have
issued cards for german to be given in Lifts
hail. Tuesday evening, Dec. 1, at 8 o'clock.
The affair is complimentary to Miss Dilling-
ham.
Edwin w. Winter, Miss Winter and Miss
Elizabeth Winter will receive, Saturday, from
s until 10 O'Clock, at their home Summit
avenue.
Miss Katherine Smith. of 256 Dayton ave-
nue. has issued invitations for a cinch party
to be given Saturday evening.
The first event of the German clubs series