The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-12-08

ing, Mrs. Young entertaining in q small
but charming way for Lieutenant Com
man6er and Mrs. Edward Gheen, who
depart soon for the East. The guests
included only q limited number Of
friends whom Mrs. Gheen has made
during her stay in st. Paul, where she
has been the guest Of her parents, Col
and Mrs. D. A. Monfort
This afternoon Miss Lamprey will
be introduced at the Aberdeen at a
reception given by Mrs. J. B. Tarbox
and Miss Tarbox. Miss Lamprey has
recently returned from Europe and is
an accomplished and bright young
woman and a general favorite in So
ciety. A dancing party will follow the
reception in the evening, at which the
german will be danced.
The marriage of Miss Virginia
Bryant, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward R. Bryant to William Smith
Rogers, takes place tomorrow afternoon
at 4 o'clock in Ascension church. The
brides attendants will be her two lit
tie cousins, Ruth and Gordon Bryant,
who will carry a large satin cushion
upon which the young couple will kneel
to receive the benediction. George
Dreis will act as ushers. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bryant will take the evening train for
their future home in New York where
they will be at home after Jan. 10 at
1856 Manhattan avenue.
A charming informal little entertain
ment was given in the rooms of the
Friendly association last evening be-
fore q good sized gathering OF the
young women of the institution and
their friends. The choir from Christ
church was in attendance and gave
the anthem "Benedictus" from Gounod,
and "Oh Praise Ye the Father" both
of them beautiful things and exceed
ingly we'll rendered by the choir. Miss
Barker, soprano, sung Loves Sorrow"
from Shelly, and 81 Love Thee" from
Grieg Madeleine Aarseth, the reader,
contributed to the programme giving
'.The Birds Christmas Carol" sCan-S
dor" and zone, Two and Three. =
Harry Carlton Judson, whose work as
a reader is known locally. and in
neigborfng towns, gave Just Before
Christmas" FielO Liz-Loun-Humor-
list, Rie1y), Man in The Moon, (Riley),
and Seeing Things, (Field).e Fred Dorr,
the little soloist from Christ church,
sung Sweetheart and an encore num-
Der was given by part Of the choir,
which sung 1.-The Imps Chorus, (Mrs.
Frazer). This will be the last enter
tainment till after the holidays.
Prof. Titcombz and the Plano club gave the
third recital of the season last evening In the
music rooms at Howard and FarwelIs. The
programme was given by Mrs. Deter, Percy
Churchill, Mrs. Wagner, H. e. George and
Mrs. Harris.
Warren Upham, of the Historical society
gave an interesting lecture on the geological
history of Minnesota last evening in the
roomk of ths st. Paul Commons on Jackson
street Mr.. Upham spoke more particularly
on glacial geology around St. Paul. The
lecture was free one, being the second Of
a series of literary evenings being given
this season by the Somerset w. @. T. U.
There was good attendance, and as Mr..
Upham was familiar with his subject to an
unusual degree, every one avs interested and
went away pleased.
The Croeus Hill club gave the first dancing
party of It's season in the Barn last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Mead celebrated their
twenty fifth wedding anniversary last evening
at their home, 10 Thompson avenue.
The Young Mems League of First M E.
Church gave another of their weekly literary
evenings last evening in the parlors of the
church. Judge Brill spoke.
The regular monthly meeting of Somerset
W. c. r. u. was held yesterday at the home
of Mrs. Moore. on Central Park place. Mrs
It was decided to devote some time at each
mofns n meeting will be held by tie society
when Mrs. DR.. Wheaton, of Minneapolis, will
be present and address the women. A letter
was read which has been received from the
lumbermen at Brainerd thanking the union
for the box of literature recently sent to
them.
Bowiby hall never held so large a gath
ering, it is said, as that which turned out