The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-18

were married Tuesday afternoon at o'clock
| in st. Josephs church. Rev. Father Harri-
| son officiated.
Miss Mollie Rowan, of 666 Jackson street,
| st. Paul, and Daniel F. Whitney, of Battle
Creek, Mich, were married at New Richmond,
| Wis. Oct L..
The engagement is announced of Miss Eliz-
abeth Bartles, Of Pennington, N. j., formerly
of this city. to Dr. w. w. Hanks.
IN PLEASURES REALM.
| Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Marden and Mr.. and
Mrs. George w. Koehler went to New Ulm,
| Mimi, last Saturday to attend the golden
wedding Of Mr.. Marden's parents, DR.: and
| depot by ex-senator Peterson, and driven
| to his home, where about 100 men and wom-
en- had congregated DR.. and Mrs: Marden
were then sent for, and placed in the parlor
| with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Marden and Mr..
! and Mrs. George Koehler on either side.
| The folding doors were then thrown open
| to the guests. Judge Weber performed the
marriage ceremony, which followed by
| refreshments, music and dancing. 1t was
| a very enjoyable affair, and complete sur
Prise to DR.. and Mrs. Marden. The pres
| ents were many and beautiful. Sunday be-
| ing the fftieth anniversary, a reception was
| given by DR.. and Mrs. Marden from to
| DR.. Marden has resided in New Ulm for
! twenty-six years, is a thirty-second degree
| Mason, and was worshipful master of the
| New Ulm lodge for twenty-five consecutive
! years.
| A very delectable affair was the progress
! sive cinch given Thursday evening by Miss
Laura Beulke at her home on Jackson street.
| The rooms were Beautifully decorated with
| palms and smilax, La France roses, carna-
tons and mignionettes. Refreshments were
served at Ii o'clock, after which dancing
was enjoyed by all present. The guests were:
| Misses Katherine Norman, Lillian Bruner,
| Nell Mcmillan, Ella Funk, Lilly Gibbs. Anna
Whaly' Lille Herman Norman, Ida Grieve, Rosa
! Benner, Cornelia Schulze, Messrs. August
Mertens. Len Nalty, Erwin Funk, Edward
Mahle, Saul Tubbesing. AL Curtis, Carl Die
| Will Grewe. Frank Mahle Fred Beulke.
Prizes were won by Miss Katherine Norman,
head; Miss Minnie Gibbs, second; Miss Rosa
Mahle, foot; Samuel Tubbesing, head; Erwin
| Funk second; and Carl Diether, foot.
A pleasant surprise party was given for
| Miss Winnie daughter of DR.. James Aldrich,
Of Chicago, by her aunt, Mrs. James Nc
| CURE, 553 Wacouta street, Thursday even
ing. The evening was spent in Rotations
and games Refreshments were served at 10
| o'clock. Afterwards the young people in
Obliged in dancing. The Ross orchestra fur
| nished music during the evening. Those
present were: Misses Ollie and Helen Dol
quist, Sadie and Beulah Benheim, Birdie and
Florence Roundy, Edna Jensen, Ethel Steve
Everett, Annie Dahlgren, Rosa Barbeau and
Mildred Severy; Masters Alex and Ernest Dol
9uist; Leo o'Brien, John Knutson, James
R Rei1 MN Percy and Angus McCauly. Henry
ence Burton, of New York citv and J inhn
| Gembe. anu 'ohh
William Banholzer Jr. was pleasantly srr-
v Wadnasd a. ms nome on Stewart avenue,
Dancng and games were enjoyed by all
Amohg those present were: Misses Annie
F Psy cG p, GGarretty Homer Carkin, Alice
GSTlan Marion Mills, Lizzie York T ., fTie
schneider, Margaret Finerty: Masssr. 1i ma.la
MMe eTsy, John Hertle, Arnold Hemer i Pnh
KelIv val ssm pores6 Quincy. Leo Sanders Dan
TH 4oiry, oanuel Demers, Steve Finley a1hoii
raoiman, Walter Erskine Emorv r talDert
son FRED Arnold, William Fisbar !h4mp-
renee Sullivan. isner and Lau-
pleasant SURPRISE no,.
MISS Nora Genoise at her b"r given for
UnIFeIslty avenue Tuesday. IN +b LOS East
gam Games OF der sixteenth birthday. There ocea
ing furnished by Ross Mando oIe latter be-
among those present were. orchestra.
Po T nOuiss lie Claire Nellie McArt5rA Alice
Speri + e oI6 Se. A96on. Margaret and Anna
marie Mari! Sampson and Jessie Gano;S -. LIE Rul,
WINS LIE Clair, Martin McDnnsv,,,,,Mt essrs.
Porter, Fred ~ Rn SonWg p;. Q. Murphy, john
George Collect and Henry Mc agegI' M. Riley.
Inc Rose Bud Social club hoe
menb sme'y young men of Dayton's b Sanizeo
sociais a. Inc me OBJECT of the club is to eit as
Sials at ieast once a month 5.eo give
WINTER under the immediate si,nauI ring the
M Malns Mohaupt John HammerIin isi3 On OF
| ceoeon ne Too US GfaDner, elected for a.
season OF 1SSbea!f cordial invitetio,i or tne
1enoea TO their many dancing frien6S Is ex-
past TOUR years to visit their chr nus OF the
Arcade and Fauquier streets ioonls, at
FRANK hneissel was agreeablv s,,rn.,~z
saturday evening at his home on S1iseI last
| avenue by the following: The Nh sner6urne
Geyer' anna and Eva Hammeriind1 o sIa
1uhgoauer, Mary and Carrie SynanL MARY MARY
i Eipner, trace Bangel and Messrs ~ Tust lie
! bock, John Holsser, Julius KneisseI I'm IL ..
anu + leu Geyer William J. Pontius Frani
Hammerl1ndl, John and Ed Junebanar RANK
Kolodzej Frank Koch, Robert Schrai, UrDan
| Henry Tiekamp. oehreiner and
| surprise was rendered Mrs J. ur...
| OF NO 81 Winnipeg avenue. Wednssda1 o ensste'
ing by her slster-in-law. Miss Hartnett en5
| snent in dancing. Among the na u4ing was
! were: Messrs. and Mesdames 4 Ga .tScloants
| T. Flynn, G. kirschbaum L. I,e Nil 90 e.
| German and Mrs. Hartnett; Misses I ? 81 %;
| n. Snausnessy, hogan, Butter, O'Brien and
Mcmahon, Eckert, E. LIE Mire q McSS aei :.
Milstead and E. Wetherbee nanon'
! Mrs..J. H. Scott, Of No. 300 Iglehar+ ,tu.
entertained a few friends Wednesdav - go, es.'
/ ing Tor MISS Kate Synon, who is to denart
her future home. Those present were. Mr
and Mrs. ]. W. Scott. Mr. and Mrs n
| Gehan. Mrs George Schroeder I r WIN
Jams, William Kitty. Mr.. and Mrs. J.. a
Scott and VIII German; Miss Sadie German
! Miss Meagher Miss Nolan, of Mfnnaanoiis
dinner given by Mrs. William Daimler
! at Mahtomedi, on the 10th inst. was the oc
| casion of pleasant reunion of the menher.
| of Mrs NJ NJ Bunkers family There wars
| present: Mrs. William Culver. of California.
| Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Bunker OF Kansas City:
| Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Bunker Chicago ana
! Mrs Bunker Mr. and Mrs. R. j. Reed and
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Bend and family, Of 81
Paul.