St. Paul daily globe., 1896-04-28

J. w. Shepard the brides sister, 1881 Igle-
mart street, Merriam Park, Thursday, April
) 81, at ?. m, Rey, w. c. Covert performing
the ceremony.
The Ladies' Social Circle of the Park
ohurcn meets this afternoon in the church.
g The Fudge ssdgso club meets. Thursday with Mrs.
3s.0-
The beautiful drama of "Mary Queen of
Scots Will be presented. by the children of
81. Mary's school today in their hall. Ninth
shs Ior bsns children have had
given both in the afternoon and evening.
Mrs. Howard Ashley, of Kalispell, Mont.
Is I IN the city. the guest of Mrs. Chase, Of
Llnwood avenue.
union meeting ofqthe home and foreign
will be held today at the Emanuel church.
IL Will be an an-day session. The home
missionary societies will take charge in the
.s asternoon. papers being read by Mrs. Forest.
OF tne Philadelphia church; Mrs. Gamble, of
the HEBRON, and Mrs. Northrop, of the Eman-
ueI. t MISS Nellie Hope will have charge of
INC niusic' sE~ Z .t,sf
Willard W. c. r. U. meets this afternoon
streets.
Mrs. William Johnson entertains at lunch
con today at her home, University avenue,
The Sunday School superintendent union
meets tonight at the Peoples church.
- Miss Bessie Hudson entertained the Kings
daughters yesterday afternoon at her home
on summit place.
Miss Margaret Murnane and Neal Silk were
married Yesterday at the cathedral. Father
Heffron offlciated.
The annual meeting and election of the
Origlnal Mothers club will be held this
afternoon at First Presbyterian church.
John H. Krch left for wabasha, Mimi.
to an estimable young lady OF that city
MI, MT. krch is prominent member of st.
tau, .nS camp NJ No No: ], Sons Of Veterans, U. s.
G. S. M, and the members of these organ.
lza1ions, as well as many other friends
WI WIN , unlte IN extending their congratulations
TO TO ME-. and Mrs. Krch upon their return to
st. Paul, where they will reside.
Rev. John Wright rector Of st. paups
chureh, accompanied by Mrs. Wright, will
spend the summer abroad.
A pleasant surprise party was rendered ].
%: Pavlan on Sunday evening a. his home
125 East Ninth street rlirnbnT of friends
were present from Minneapolis among them
misses Sophia Littman, Slkoll Hattie and
LioDie Blumberg and II. Gutenberg, MessIs.
Charles and Hal GoldbIum, Harry Blunlberg,
M Dockman and 4. rWeisman, while frcm ST.
Paul there We're Misses Celia Wondell ida
Pavian, Ida and Hattie 'Gottstein, Bessie Solo,
mon, T. Rittmaster, Messrs. M. l.. Fipkel-
stein, M. c. Perlman, Arthir Goodman, L.
Steinberg, James Rosenthal, Sol Kirschbaum,
j. Lazarus, P. Greengard.
A delightful cinch party was hat given at
Central hall last night by the ladies CT Hive
No. z, Ladies Of Maccabees, auxiliary tc the
knights OF Maccabees. About twenty-five
tables were occupied, and many gentlemen
acknowledged theTesuperior fnesse of the
fair gamesters. The, ladies' head prize was
secured by Mrs. L. F. Robarge, the second
prize by Miss Ella Campbell, and the foot
prize by Miss Gertrude Willer. Thomas
Tierney was SO fortunate as 10 embrace the
gentlemen's foot prize. None of the men.
however, could take the second prize in
tended for man. 1t went, therefore, to Miss
Eta Davern. The ladies allowed F.. w.
Fisher to believe that he won the mems head
prize. At the conslusien of the games dane
ing was enjoyed until after midnight. The
affair was under the management Of the
Misses Anna Ritley Agnes McGinnis and
Marie Lee. D