The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-20

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entertained sI IN at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arth, 100 Plum street. In the evening there
was grand family gathering and a banquet.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. Edwin Middleton give large
progressive euchre party Thursday evening at
their home, s06 IglehArt street. In the after
her mother, Mrs. IJohn J. Porter, will enter
tain party Of ladies at cards.
Cards have been received by st. Paul peo-
PIE 70 caro- party in saltwater, Saturday,
to be given by Mrs. Il. A. Demoray and Mrs.
Charles H. Browne.
Mrs. Jennie McKusIck, Of Minneapolis, has
issued invitations to the marriage of her
daughter, Miss Mary Servia to DIR. Robert
Allen Campbell. The ceremony will be per-
formed in Holy Trinity church, Minneapolis,
at o'clock In thetafternoon.
Miss Ida May ,lIilderbrand. daughter OF
w. Hilderbrand. and Morris Howard Herself
Ter We're married last evening at the home Of
mr. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hersehler, 416 Rondo street
Ihe ceremony was performed at o'clock by
Rev. Dr. e. D. Andrews. The bride wore a
gown OF light gray silk with bead and lace
trimming and ribbons to match. and carried
roses. She was attended by Mrs. Herschler,
who wore silk and carried roses. The best
man was MT. Herschler. wedding supper
followed. There were about forty-five guests
present Music was furnished by mandolin
orchestra. Mr.. and Mrs. Herschler will re-
side on Martin street.
The Young Women's Friendly association
has announced series Of winter entertain
ments, the first to be given Nov. IL In the
morning, in the rooms of the association.
On this occasion Rev. ]. II. Wright will give
an account of his travels in Russia. Miss
Mary thompson will give practical illustra-
ton OF the art of bread making at the rooms
this morning.
Mrs. Oscar Hallam, of Paramount avenue,
entertains the Ladies' Afternoon club to-
morrow.
The Wyandotte club gives party in A. o.
U. w. temple this evening.
Miss Emma Martin and Henry Britzer will
be married this evening at o'clock in the
German Evangelical church, on Olive street,
by Rev. G. Simon.
The third meeting of the Monday Evening
Study circle was held last evening at the
home of Miss Fairchild; 800 Dayton avenue.
F.. D. Monfort, Miss Clark and Webster
Wheelock.
The regular monthly meeting of the w. H.
and F. M. S. of Plymouth Church will be
held this afternoon at O. clock at the home
OF Mrs. w. B. Willard, 4s1 Stryker avenue. {
Mrs. F. J. Whitney and Mrs. Charles Stew
enson will entertain the silver tea for the
benefit of St. Clements church Thursday af-
ternoon at Mrs. Whitneys home, S26 Dayton
avenue. 1ueS0 teas Dy the cnurcn women are
becoming very POPULAR
The Audubon Euchre club will meet for re-
organization this afternoon at the home of
Mrs. D. 8. Sperry entertains the Holly
Avenue Euchre club this afternoon at her
home, 536 Holly avenue.
The Thimble Bee club met yesterday after
noon at the home of Miss Agnes Thorn, in
the Hfawatha.
Mrs H. F. Stevens, Of Sherburne avenue,
gave an informal luncheon yesterday.
this afternoon forzIher guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarke, Of New York.
Mrs g. L. Beardsley and Miss Beardsley.
tea this afternoon.
An entertainmentiwill be given by the Great
Northern Railway association in x of p
hall, Minneapolis, this evening.
The operatta s'The Dress Rehearsal will
be given in Woodruff's hall this evening by
the Daughters of the King. of St. Mary's
church, Merriam Park.
The w. F. M. S. Of Peoples Church will
meet today at the home of Mrs Moritz ST.
lglehart street Africa" is the subject
Myrtle Temple. Rathbone Sisters. gives
social this evening at Sixth and Robert streets
A musical and literary entertainment will
be given this evening by Chime Rebekah
Lodge No. 6 in Odd Fellows hall.
Miss Mabel Palmer. OF Vancouver Island,
is at st. Catharine's for the winter. ~
Miss Grace punderdale, of Chicago, will
be the guest Of Mrs. Fl. r. Curtis at the
Kenilworth until Thanksgiving.
Mrs. William Miller. of Los Angeles, is
the guest OF Mrs. Kirk, of Laurel avenue. ;
Mrs. Edward Hunter, of the Marlborough.
is home from the sea shore.
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Mr.: and Mrs. J. R. Nicols are home from
the East. -
The young people of Central Park church
Will give reception to their pastor, Rev.
Dr. William Mckinley, on Thursday even
ing Oct. 22 in the church parlors. All
friends of the church and DR.. Mckinley are