St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-02-20
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1STENCE.
PRETTY MARRIAGE CEREMONY.
Minnie AIesfa PIurumer and Frank
Dillingham; Friedman the Con-
tracing Parties.
DANCING PARTY AT THE ALBION.
Frank seidenkranz Entertains g
Party of Thirty Coupies-other
Events of Yesterday.

The marriagef Of Miss Minnie Alesia
PlumEner. of Lathrop, Cal, and Frank
Dillingham; Freeman, Of Chicago, took
place yesterday afternoon, at o'clock,
at the home Of the brides sister. Mrs.
Marsden +. Butler, 52S Laurel avenue,
Rev. NJ. D. Edwards officiating. The
couple were unattended, the bride
wearing a handsome travelling gown Of
blue cloth and gold trimmings. A
toque OF black finished the costume.
She wore tan gloves and carried bridal
roses. Mrs. Buffers gown was of
handsome black silk, and Miss Butler
wore white mulle-a Dresden frock.
Miss Belle Buffers gown was a dainty
white dimity. Both the sisters car
ried bouquets of pink and white roses
The appointments of the rooms were
artistic, in palms and roses. After
the ceremony there was PrettiIy
served luncheon for fourteen, and last
evening an informal reception was
held. Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman left on
the evening train for their future home
in Chicago.
An exceedingly pleasant dancing
party was given at the Albion last
evening by Frank Seidenkranz, and
thirty couple danced from 8 till after
II o'clock to music by the Westminster
orchestra. Present were Misses ELL
gen, Krank, Scheiler, Kridler, Hunt,
Gohlke, Gohlke, Lawson, Lawson, Bret
dert, Rossburg, Rossburg; Messrs. Fred
Lenkey, Frank Seidenkranz, J. Hinder,
Albert Eggert, Wheelock, Joe Parker,
VIII Linkey, Aldrich, Carpenter, Bried-
ert, Mark El1eby.
The Women's Federation of Literary
Clubs of Minnesota VIII give a breakfast at
the event is purely of a social nature, to
allow OF the members coming together for
mutual help. There will be informal toasts
given by representatives Of clubs present
session. Mrs. Dennis Foilett, of the Aber-
deem, st. Paul. is chairman of the committee
on arrangements which is represented by
clubs from Merriam Park, Hamline and st.
Paul. Over 100 women will be present.
There was a pretty little birthday celebra-
ton at the home Of Dr. Rudolph Schiffmann,
495 Summit avenue Il last evening, Mrs.
her BIRTH An informal party was given
for ten people, and dainty supper served.
The Current Topic class meets this morn
ing. A second class has been formed with
the following members: Miss Cutler, Miss
Caro- Noyes Miss Saunders. Miss Bement,
Miss Auerbaeh: Miss Hammond, Miss kath,
crime Smith. The first meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. D. R. ,Noyes, 366 Sum-
NIT avenue, next week.
DR.. and Mrs. Al J.tGilIette give a dinner
Saturday at 3O1 Pleasant avenue.
Mrs ]. B. Gribben gave dinner with yellow
appointments last evening at 4S9 Holly ave
nue..
Mrs. Harrison, of $50 Portland avenue, en-
tertains today at p. m.
Mrs. A. E. Boysen entertains Saturday at
796 Fairmont avenue.
Mrs. U. P. Lampher, of 4S2 Portland avenue,
gives a luncheon today. --s
Miss wirth gives whist party this after
noon at $50 East Ninth street. 10 5Ion n7s
The Ladies, Aid Society of the Bates Ave-
nue. Church met with Mrs. F. H. Dayton, 226
Bates avenue. siF w
The Eradelphian Book club met yesterday
with Mrs. ". ]. Dodd, of 17S Prescott street.
Mrs. HopewelI Clarke, of It's Portland ave-
nue., entertained the Ladies' Afternoon club
yesterday afternoon
The Audubon Euchre club was entertained
yesterday at the home of Mrs. w. G. AL
len, 495 Stryker avenue.
Mrs. +. u. DE Will gave Qlnner yeSter-
day at her home. 43s Laurel avenue.
Mrs Conrad T. Sanders, of 419 Wheeler
avenue gave afternoon tea yesterday
from to 6 O'Clock for her mother, Mrs
Charles T. Jenkins. Of Boston.
There will be Martha Washington en-
tertainment at Central Park NJ. E. church
this afternoon. -
The Young Peoples Association of Wood
land Park Church will give a George Wash
ington tea party in the church parlors to-
night.
The New Century club meets today
Mrs o. Kipp of s56 Dayton avenue, enter
tains the Dayton Avenue club today.
Mrs Reichart, of Burr street, entertains
the Ladies' Guild of St. James Episcopal
Church this afternoon.
Mrs. Johnson, Of Cook street. entertains
the Ladies' Aid Society Of Arlington Hills
Presbyterian Church this afternoon.
The Belmont Social club will dance al
Wagner's hall tonight.
The Thursday club holds its annual meet
ing and election of officers today at House
of Hope. II
Mrs. c. P. Noyes, of SO Virginia avenue
gives a luncheon Saturday.