The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-22


one and one calculated to take. 1t Is
as follows:
Part L.
The Fairies Revel.. ..... Mrs. Harvey Officer
FAIRIES.
Fairy Queen. .......... -. Jessie Holloway
Fairy Butterfly. .......... -. Irene ORegan
Sir Knight ............ Tommy Sven
Edna Gooch, Florence HaFdick,
Miriam Holman, Florence Croft,
Georgina Dittman, julia Ladd.
Pearl Metcalf. Ethel Haynie,
Grace Thompson Theresa Nolan,
Genevieve Holden, HERNIA Gregory,
Blanche Terry, Alice Maxheld
Marie Gron Edith Holman.
Accompanies ........ Miss Gordon
Part H.
serenade-"o Open Thy Window Love-. .Gregh
Minneopa Quartette.
Ballata di Nedda-"Pagliacei' .Leoncavallo
'.s'5s MISS Gordon.
Recitation. Two Letters pastel
Margaret Kenna
~ b. Knee Deep in June
as Jas. Whitcomb Riley
Mr.. Farnham.
Aria-'sWithin This Sacred DWELL
s Mr. churchill.
Songs-a. 'sMondnacht" ........ Schumann
B. '.Ein schwan" ......... .Grieg
C. "Printemps Nouveau' Vidal
Miss Gordon.
College Song "Schneider's Band
Harvard Collection
MinneSpa Quartette.
Accompanist 1890. Mrs. Hoffman
Part III
FAN DRILL.
Capt. Evelyn Officer. Elsie Hopper,
Jennie Durham, Florence Holden,
Julia McMasters, Marian Holman,
Grace May Florence Croft,
Mary McMichael, Genevfeye Holden,
Edith Mcmillan, Jessie Holloway.
Marie Croft,
A daintily arranged reception was given
yesterday afternoon at the home OF Mrs. w.
Nyinifr CTR hu hfrC
Bourne, Mrs. C. R. Woods and Mrs. C.
Coleman, assisted by Mesdames D. Todd,
Clifford, Ryan. Boyed, Kribs and Stoddard.
The rooms were decorated profusely with cut
flowers and palms. The first parior was in
red. The lights were shaded with rich
cardinal. which cast a deep glow over the
room. The flowers in this room were Amer
lean Beauties. In the rear parlor the dec
orations were in yellow, the lights being
shaded with this soft hue. and yellow roses
carrying out the scheme Of color Pink and
Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Daymude presided.
The cream was cool green in color, and
the cakes were frosted with pink and green.
making a pretty effect. La France roses
were used as center piece. In every room
palms and snilax were used artistically and
the whole scene brilliantly lighted. One
hundred and fifty women called during the
afternoon, many of whom were from out Of
town. Among these latter guests were Mrs
DR.. Marshall, Of Saltwater; Mrs NJ Bailey,
of Hastings; Mrs. B. Thing, OF Minneapolis
and Mrs. Rowcliff, of Osceola- A harp and
mandolins furnished music all of the after
noon.
Madam Pierre Wibeaux, of Wibeaux, Mont.
entertained p small company of friends al
, dinner at the Aberdeen last evening Tie
affair was thoroughly enjoyable. Among
Madam Wibeaux guests were DR.. and Mrs
Abbott, Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks, of Western
avenue; T. c. Gray, of Topeka; d. McFar-
land, Los Angeles. and Charles Potts. Madam
Wibeaux has resided at the Aberdeen during
the larger portion of the summer NJ WI
beaux is OF the wealthiest men of Mon
tana.
The marriage of Miss Hedwig Marie Feuberg
and John Alfred Lagerman took place last
evening at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Tim
berg, 7G6 Case street. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev.. w. P. Peterson in the pres
ence of thirty friends and relatives of the
young couple The bride wore a handsome
gown of white corded silk made with train
and trimmed with lace and pearls. She wore
a veil and carried brides roses. The at
tending maid of honor was Miss Alice Lager
man. who, wore white organdie gown and
Olson The wedding march was played by
Miss Emma Arvidson. wedding supper
was served. Today Mr. and Mrs Lagerman
which they will be at home at 9S6 Euclid
avenue.
gave a dancing party last evening IN A. o.
IT, W. temple, which was attended by a
large number of friends of the order. During
an intermission in the dancing, refreshments
were served by the lady friends of the mem
hers in the dining hall below. The tables
were handsomely laid.
The second of series of afternoon re-
ceptions was given yesterday at the Bend
residence on Summit avenue by Mrs. and
Mbss Bend. The event was an exceedingly
pretty one, and was attended by fully 800
women. The women assisting were Misses
Alice and Maud Borup. Miss Horn, Miss
Moves Miss Tiffany, Miss Jones, Misrs Apple
ton. Miss Cochran, Mics Hammond, Miss
Senkler. Miss Finch Miss Robbins, MIS-
Hall. Miss Lamprey, Misses Undertake, Miss
Stevenson Miss Carr and Miss BIakeiy. Tea
was served by Mrs. CutcheoH, and in the
dining room were Mrs. Foster and Mrs. Big
Glow.
Miss Margaret r. Callahan. daughter Of
Mrs. NJ Callahan. of Marion street and W.
]. Carroll were married yesterday morning
in St Vincent's church by Rev. Lawrence
Cosgroye. He was assisted by Rev. Ber-
nard Martini of New York. Miss Susie
Callahan war maid OF honor and J. M.
Behnen was best man. After an Eastern
trip Mr.. and Mrs Carroll viii be at horne
at 507 Marion street.
The young women Of the Norwegian Evan-
gelicaI church announces the following pro-
gramme for an entertainment to be given this