The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-21
SOCIAL AND personal.

SOCIAL AND Personal.
St. Paul Man Goes to FaribauIt for a
Bride.
A special telegram to the G o b e
frCm Farihault last night says: lone
of the prettiest church weddings which
has taken place here for a number OF
years was solemnized this afternoon
at the First Congregational church. The
contracting parties were Miss Ellen r.
Mattocks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Brewer Mattocks, of this city, and Mr..
Lester M. Mabon, of st. Paul, Mimi,
the Rev. Geo. S. Kicker officiating. The
church was profusly decorated with
white and flowers. Just before the ar
rival of the bridal party, Lauren Pease,
of this city sang wedding solo, and
on the arrival of the party the Lohen-
grin wedding march pealed forth from
the organ under the skilful touch of
Prof. Eichenlaub. The maid of honor
was Miss Zulma Requier, of this city,
&C usin of the bride, the bridesmaids
were Miss Rilla Palmer, Nellie Grant,
and Miss Kicker, of this city, and
Misses. Griffith, of Minneapolis, and
Richardson and Avery, of Duluth. Geo.
Mabon, of St. Paul. brother of the groom
was best man, the uShers were Mr..
Kephart, of Minneapolis, and Chas.
Gardner, Leigh Matteson, w. c. Wood,
A. G. Anderegg, John D. Batchelder
and John Dobbin, of this city. After
the ceremony the bridal party repaired
to the spacious home Of the brides
parents, where a reception was held
Mr.. and Mrs Mabon left for White
Bear lake this afternoon and will be at
home at "a Central avenue, st. Paul,
after Nov. II.
The lawn fete of the ladies' Of Christ
ian church at the home Of Mrs. DR..
HCyt, on Paramount avenue last even
ing was very pretty affair. The lawn
was decorated with Japanese lanterns
and covered with little tables, loaded
with dainties. Ice cream and cake
were served on the lawn, and coffee and
sandwiches in the dining room. Music
by the Marine band was played from
the upper balcony of the house. On
one end of the verandas stood the lem
onade stand, which was presided over
by Miss Susie Watson, Miss Bacon,
Miss Bessie Mahan and Miss Wann.
Hastings dispatch received last night says
The marriage of Miss Emma Schurch, of
this city, and Harry c. Schabacker, Of St.
Paul, took place this evening at the resi-
dence of the brides mother Mrs. Fred
Schurch, on Eighth street, the Rev. H. j..
er of cut flowers, ferns, smilax, roses and
carnations. The newly welded couple were
the recipients of a large number of beautiful
and costly gifts. A large number of guests
from the Twin Cities were present. The
bride and groom left on the late train for
their future home in st. Paul"
Miss Mamie Cope left last evening for Salt
Lake City, where she will take a position in
st. Agatha hospital.
luncheon was given yesterday by Mrs.
Ambrose Guterman, Of Mackubin street
Among those present were the Misses Sny
dacker, of Chicago; Mrs and Miss Aub, of
Cincinnati; Miss Rosenield. Mrs. Benjamin
Goodkind, Miss Clemmie Levy and Mrs. AL
fred Guiterman.
leap year party will be given Saturday
at White Bear lake. Invited guests are the
Misses Espy, Miss Grace Barker, Miss Viola
Kipp, and the Misses Fischer, of Minneap-
oils, and Messrs. Edward Milligan, DIN
Espy, Lyman Brundidge and William Fam
ing, of Minneapolis.
Mrs. Faber, of East Fourth street, gave a
children's party yesterday afternoon at Lake
Phalen. very pleasant time was enjoyed.
Miss Bessie Warner, of Portland avenue.
gave small bicycle party last evening.
Louis j. Jamme gave small dinner Mon
day evening for his sister, who has been
visiting Miss Lila Breed, of this city Music
during the evening. Those present were
Miss Lila Breed, Miss Margaret Smythe and
Celeste Coghlan and Messrs William Fobes
Julian Kirby, William Abbott and L. ].
Jamme.
Miss Dsran, of White Bear lake, is arrang-
ing a concert. to be given Aug. 27, at the
lake for the benefit of the Catholic church
of that place. Among those assisting will be
Mrs. Harris and Mrs. Yale, we'll known in
this city.
Miss Louise levitt leaves for Des Moines
Monday.
Miss Kate Lonthall. of Merriam Park, left
for Fargo Wednesday.
Miss Cecilia Kalman leaves on a short visit
to White Bear lake today
Miss Ethel Blaisdel is visiting Miss Elsie
Nichols at White Bear lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan P. Hall gave a small
party yesterday evening at the Marlborough
The Twin City Cycle club had a bicycle
party last evening, coming back to their
headquarters at Seventh and Maple for dane
ing.
The Misses Undertake, Miss Nellie Finch
Miss Hill, the Misses Stevenson and Miss
White. are among the ardent devotees of
golf in this city. Accompanied by their cadies
they make frequent excursions to the vicinity
OF the Town and Country club, where the
game is played. They are becoming experts
IN the art OF this seasons favOrite game.
Mrs. Curtis and daughter Jane of Hamilton
N. Y, are guests of Mrs. D. c. Curtis, of
Merriam Park.
Miss Mary Bass is expected home from
Europe in the near future.
Miss Edwina Winter will return from
Europe the last of the month
Mrs. Henry Hale returned from Alaska last
week.
Miss Hackney, of Kansas City, who has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Hoyt, of Fair
mount avenue, has returned home.
Miss Ruth Myers has returned from Wells
Mr.. and Mrs. Ritzinger and family return
next week from Indianapolis, where they
have been spending some time.
Miss Elsie Shaw leaves for New York
Sept. 1. 1eai1
Mrs: Osborn. accompanied by her niece,
MISS Fannle Cram, are visiting at the Metro
politan hotel.
Mrs. George Thompson returned Friday
from a tour of the lakes.
Mrs. c. B. Lamborn and daughter have re-
turned from White Bear lake and are at
home in their new home on DAYTON avenue
DR.. Metcalf and his son George return
from camping expedition in the northern
part of Minnesota the first of next week.
Miss Louise Jamme, of Chicago, who has
been the guest of Miss Lila Breed, of this
city, left last week.
Miss Breed left for Milwaukee last night.
Miss Alice Monfort returned from Fronte-
nae yesterday.
Miss Madeline Lggett, Of Merriam Park
is visiting at Lake Minnetonka.
Tom Pringle returns from camping party
in the northern part of Minnesota.
Miss Florence Hight returns Tuesday from
a long visit in st. Louis.
w. j. Williams and family are spending
some time at the Sawyer home, on Earring
ton avenue.
H. T. jefferson, of Louisville, who has been
visiting Mr. Gessler returned home Monday