The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-29
SOCIETY is ExPEcTANT.
Yesterday WAS Quiet, Awaiting Tri-
umphs of Today.

Yesterday WAS Quiet, Awaiting Tri-
umphs of Today.
The exceeding heat of yesterday
made any thing but lounging an abom-
NATION, and !. society as a rule kept
very quiet until evening when nearly
everyone went out to the cycle enter
tainment at White Bear. The Daught-
ers OF the American Revolution had
meeting in the morning at the home Of
Mrs. d. A. Monfort in the interest of
encampment work but the heat was
SO great q number were absent, and
other things interfering, the meeting
was hardly a. success and another will
be called in q few days.
The Sturgis- Bement wedding, which
takes place this evening at o'clock,
was the topic of interest during the
day as the bridal party has arrived
and all are busy for the coming event.
The bridal party was entertained Sat-
urday at the Lafayette. Mrs. S. D.
sturgis, Mrs. j. D. Lawler and Miss
Lawler, of Mitchell, s. D., and Mrs M
S. Dousman, of Prairie du Chen, are
at the Aberdeen and Miss Sturgis is
the guest of Miss Horn. Of Laurel
avenue
There are two other weddings to come off
today. Miss Margaret Kelley and Hugo Hen
necke will be married this morning in the
cathedral, and Miss Eckley Blaisdel and
Frederick Bumiller, of Los Angeles, will be
married at noon at the home of Mrs. J. HI.
Murphy 516 jackson street. DR.. G. D. An
dreWs, OF Christ church, will perform the
ceremony. wedding breakfast follows.
Schlick of Fort street. and Frank G. Winter
will be married at o'clock tomorrow morn
ing in Assumption church.
A bicycle fete was given last evening by
Como w G. T. U. at the home Of Mrs. M.
II. rogers, on Como avenue. The grounds
were lighted with hosts of gay lanterns and
there was good attendance.
The social event of the week was the cycle
entertainment at Ramaleys last evening The
them In cycle costume, but the majority in
evening dress. The lake people wore yacht
ing and cycling costume almost exclusively.
Inc AFFAIR was under the auspices of the
Wn!te Bear Yacht club and Cycle Path asso-
ciation and the opening address was made
by Col w. P. Clough mixed programme
IoiloWed, given by Misses Ray Lamprey, Tar
box, Hail. Myron, c. M. Griggs, Lou Wilkes
and Master James Brown. There were also
appropriate tableaux presented by the Misses
L lG, kalman, Lamprey and Myron,
Mesoames w. F. Peet, T. L. Wann and
J. p Elmer and Messrs. Porter, Wead, Lyon.
ToWnsend and A. B. and w. ]. Driscoll.
The entertainment concluded with dancing
TO music by Seibert's band.
The ladies of the Sacred Thirst Society of
st. Joseph's Parish will hold lawn festival
on the beautiful grounds at the corner of
Dayton and Virginia avenues, this evening
Tor the purpose of raising funds to assist in
sendlng delegates to the international tenn
pefance convention to be held at ST. Louis
Inc festival promises to be something out
Of the ordinary and a visit to the grounds
will be well repaid
Mrs. T. L. Blood has returned from Geneva
The Misses Gaffney and Powers, Of this
city, spent Sunday at Forest lake
Miss Eta Myers, Of the West side, returns
this week from q two months visit in Iowa
Maj. Espy and the Misses Espy are at
White Bear lake.
Miss Nellie Wells, of Marshall avenue, en-
tertained last evening.
The parish of ST. Joseph will give a lawn
fete this evening in the lot at Virginia and
Dayton avenues for the purpose Of raising
funds to help pay the expenses of the dele
gates to the convention in st. Louis next
week. Miss Sarah Nolan, the president of the
Sacred Thirst society, has the affair in charge
and will be assisted by Misses Shesgreen,
Mulligan, Costello, Murphy, Delaney Russell
and Nolan, and Mesdames Wessie, Murray
and Smith. The Hibernian band will attend.
The women Of Acker Relief corps will meet
today at the Bethel with Mrs. c. D. Smith.
One of the pleasant events of the week will
be the musical at the home of Edward P
Sanford, Jr., on st. Adams street. Mr.. San
ford is an ideal host and always prepares
something charming in the way of musical
treat.
Mrs. John Caulfeld will be at home tomor-
row afternoon and evening at her home, 412
Ashland avenue.
Mrs. ]. H. Cornish has invited members of
the Friday club to her home at White Bear
next week Friday. There will be cards and
luncheon. About 20 will attend.
The entertainment to be given by ST. Peter
Claver's sodality, to Miss Emma Porter
comes off this evening in Cretin hall. The
programme is announced as follows:
Overture. ............. .Masons Mandolin Club
Tenor Solo-"Dear Heart =. Bradley Walker
Quartette-
Messrs. Charles F. Morrow, John F. Gehan.
M. j. Heating, Alfred S. Soucheray.
Piano Solo, Alice" .........J Asher
Miss Emma Porter.
Solo. .............-.........Mi Miss Alice Bissonet
Bass Solo ........................A1 Allen French
recitation ................M Miss Mamie Weir
Piano Solo-"Grand Galop de Concert
Miss, Emma Porter.
Violin Solo. ...-.-..............W w. A. Hilyard
Solo-Selected. ........... Mrs R. c. Minor
Alto Solo. ......... Miss Mile Pottgieser
Piano Solo-"Nearer, My God, to Thee
Julia Rive King
Mrs. T. r. King, Aceompanist.