The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-26
PARTIES AT THE CLUBS.
THANKSGIVING GERMAN AT ELKS,
HALL VERY LARGELY At
TENDED.
JUNIOR KINGS DAtGHrER,s SOCIAL
Weddings and Social Events of
Yesterday and the Promise of
Today.

quiet way by the society people, most
OF whom will participate In family
dinners at their own homes Mr.. and
Mrs. Rudolph Weyerhaueser, who have
returned from their wedding trip, will
be guests at dinner at the Lindeke
residence on Summit avenue. Mr.. and
Mrs. John s. Prince will entertain at
dinner. Mrs. Harcourt Horn and Miss
Horn entertain at breakfast for Miss
Bend, the debutant Mrs Clinton Ruff,
OF Goodrich avenue, gives a dinner.
Miss Mable Baker and Miss Florence
Kfmball will entertain in the evening
at the formers home, 80 prospect Ter
race. Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver DaIrymple,
OF College avenue, give a dinner. Judge
and Mrs. Mills entertain at dinner at
their home On Arundel street. Miss
Grace Bishop entertains a girls club
IN the afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs. s. v.
Harris entertain at the Ryan in the
evening with an informal musical to
follow. Capt. and Mrs. Castle, Gen
and Mrs Flower, Capt. and Mrs. Nc
| Cardy and Miss Hawkins, will be enter
tanned at the home Of Judge and Mrs.
Hicks, in Minneapolis. Mrs E. R.
dinner. Judge and Mrs. Cornish have
issued invitations to small dinner at
their home on Summit avenue. A FAM
lily reunion will be held at the home of
Mrs. c. E. Pike, Of Portland avenue.
Mrs. 8. Fox, Of the Newport, entertains
at dinner. Miss Clara Mcconnell, Of
Omaha, will be the guest of honor at a
dinner at the home Of Mrs. j. w. Lam
caster, Of 57S Holly avenue. Mr. and
Mrs. Ingham will give family dinner
at their home on Ashland avenue. Mr.
and Mrs. Moshler, of the Harrington
flats, will give addinner. Mr.. and Mrs
d. K. Randall, Of East Eighth street
have issued cards for a dinner, and Mr.
and Mrs E. j. Darragh will give din
| ner at their home on Grove street.
These are only alfew of the many large
dinners which will be given in the
homes about the city
The clubs will also observe the day
or rather the evening and a dancing
party has been announced for nearly
every hall in town. An old time New
England tea will be given in the par
lors of Central Presbyterian church by
! the Ladies Aid society. The Standard
club will entertain in it's hall on Jack
sun Oh CC\. L AC OdtllO1iC OTuGr Oh Il OF
| rosters gives a supper and party at
White Bear lake. Division No.r2, Auxi-
liary to A O. H, gives a hop in Twin
| City hall. The We Girls club, of Mer-
Ram Park, gives dancing party in
Woodruff hall. Daytons Bluff Camp
OF Woodmen Of the World, gives hop
in the hall at Reaney and East Sew
enth streets. The young women Of
Cathedral parish give a euchre party
in Cretin hall. An oyster supper will
be served this evening by the women
of Dayton's Bluff German NJ e. church
at Fourth and Maple streets. Mime
haha Camp Modern Woodmen Of
America, will give a reception and
banquet in the hall at Fifth and Waba-
sha streets. The guests will include
a number of St. Paurs prominent cit1-
zens. The Bon Ami Social club gives
| a dancing party in Oxford hall.
The opening event Of the German club
was given last evening in Elks hall. The
german was led by T. L. McClung and many
delightful figures were introduced The
fayors were nearly all symbolic of ThanksgiY-
ing and consisted Of pumpkins, posters, ruffs,
bells, ribbons flowers and many other odds
and ends, pretty and unique. The music for
the dancing was furnished by the Fort Shell
ing band. Receiving for the club were Mrs
Furness, in handsome gown of black satin;
Mrs. Tarbox, in white and pink brocade and
Mrs. Bend. in lavender satin and pearls.
AmOI1B Tie QduCSTS were the MISSES Mon
fort, Hail. Simson, Hand, Nelson, Of Still
water; Noyes, Smythe, Lanpher, Rugg
Borup. Fauntleroy, Ill.,. Bend, Bigelow. Fur
ness Kalman. Kirkman, Brinkerhoff. Cutler.
Lamborn, Hewett, Armstrong, Carr. Warner
Winter, Newport; Messrs. Boyle, Hand, Clay,
Blakeley, Stewart, Thompson. Forepaugh,
Stembel Durant, Durantai of Saltwater: Nc
Quillan, Halbert, Nicolssi Shepard. McPher-
son, Bigelow; Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Hand. Mr..
and Mrs. VIII Read ME-. and Mrs. Wilder
Merriam, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Bigelow.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. p Crosby celebrated the
tenth anniversary Of their wedding with a
unique entertainment at their home on Good
rich avenue last evening. The prizes for the
evening were made of tin and two were
given. The decorations of the rooms were
In green and white.7 There were seyenty-fv
present An Informal programme was given
during the evening by Miss Crosby and Miss
Myrtle Burnett. Mrs. Crosby was assisted
in receiving by Mrs. Oliver Crosby who
served ices; Mrs. Knight. who poured coffee,
| presided at the punch bowl. Others assist
ing were Mrs. Armstrong, Miss Louise Cros-
by and the Misses Klucknohe
The Ladies' Society of the Merriam Park
Presbyterian Church meets tomorrow after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Perigo, 1892 Carroll
street.
The Ladies Aid Society of St. Clements
Church arranging for the annual Christ
mas sale to be held Wednesday next in the
church. silver tea will also be given in
connection with the sale.
The ladies Of Bethany Congregational
church are preparing for the annual sale and
supper to be given Friday evening Of next
week in the church
Miss Melva Wilgus. of 755 Laurel avenue
entertained the Qui Vive Cinch club last
evening.
The fourth annual hop of the Rose Bud So
cial club will be held Saturday evening In
Rose Bud hall. Arcade and FauQuier streets.
The Mexican history class meets tomorrow
with Mrs. Charles fSehufeman, Of Portland
| avenue. u
st. Lukes Society of nSt. Paups Church
meets Friday afternoon with Mrs. H. F.
| Stevens, Is Sherburne avenue
The marriage of, Miss Retta O'Gorman,
| daughter of Mrs. John F. Broderick, to AL
| bert l.. Roth, took 0plaee yesterday morning
in st. Josephs church, Rev. Father Harrison
| officiating The bride was attended by Miss
| Blanch Ferguson, and wore travelling gown
| OF dark green cloths with hat and gloves TO
| match She carried white satin prayer
book. The maid of honor wore a similar
gown. The best man was George Doughsr.
| The ushers we're Harry O'Gorman, James
Lamb and James Nolan. A wedding break
fast followed. Mr.. and Mrs. Roth will go for
| q trip East.
In marked contrast to the Indictment wealth
er of yesterday was the ceremony performed
in st. Mary's church, at O'Clock p. m, at
which hour large number OF the friends
of the contracting parties had assembled to
witness the marriage OF Frank j. Donnelly
and Miss Anna Louise Hoey. The bride wore
a dark green travelling costume with hat to
| match, and carried brides rcses. Agnes
Hoey, sister Of the bride, was bridesmaid.
The groom was attended by Charles T4erney.
Rev, T. J. Gibbons was the ofacIating clergy
man. and rendered tbs solemn service OF the