The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-10


William ID. HaleaMarries a st. Louis
Lady.
q William B. Hale, of this city, and
Mrs. A. B. De Forest of ST. Louis, were
quietly married at that place on
Wednesday in the presence of few init
mates. Mr.. Haleais well known in ST.
Paul, and thought quite a young man
is the head of the text book department
OF the West Publishing Co. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hale will be in st. Paul shortly.
An Ice creamN social under the
| auspices of the w. r. c. of Garfield
post No. s, was held last evening at
the pretty home of Col. and Mrs. E..
II. Milham, 1915 st. Anthony avenue.
The rooms were arranged with wild
MOWERS whose fragrance filled the whole
mouse, and without, on the lawn, were
hung japanese lanterns and huge head
lights and torches lighted the scene
with pretty effect. The chairman of
the. committee on arrangements was
Mrs. MA. De Wore, who was assisted
by the women of the corps. There was
short and informal programme OF
music, dancing and cards. Many
guests were present from Minneapolis
and the Sons of Veterans were well
represented. Among the guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hazenwinkle. the
latter the department president Of the
corps and the former the commander
OF Garfield post, and Mrs. Keeler, presi-
dent of the corps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Eddy. Of North street
gave the first of a series of four lawn So
Gals for the benefit Of ST. Agnes Guild of ST.
Peters church last evening. The proceeds
went toward the refurnishing of the guild
ndc Iiehf a6 vxvsfI,
lights and Japanese lanters, and the refresh
ment tables, placed under the trees, were
decked with sweet peas nasturtiums pan
sizes, roses and carnations and were In charge
OF the following group of young women
Beatrice Hunt Ebba Nordstrom, Minnie Ball.
Agnes Shepherd, Gertrude Jellett Alice Cox
and Ethel Mayfeld
The lawn surrounding the Wampler resi-
dence. on Grand avenue, was bright with
gay colored lanterns last evening on the
occasion OF the lawn social given by the
women Of St. James English Lutheran
church. At the rear of the grounds were
large headlights, furnished by the street car
company, and about twenty tables were
placed about unders the trees. From the
tables, which were decked with flowers, ice
cream and cake were served to 500 during
the evening by the following women of the
church: Mrs. Peter Otto, Mrs. w. Wampler,
Misses Lindstrom, Rice and Colquist.. The
decorations were in charge of the pastor of
the church, Rev. Frank e. Jensen, and Mr..
Wampler.
The road race at the Town and Country
club comes off tomorrow afternoon at 4
O'Clock, and nearly all the society folks in
town will attend, and a number of parties
are being arranged to come in from the
ties to the club house. which will be brill
1antly illuminated in the evening, following
the race, when ices and cooling drinks will
be in order. The next event of Importance
a0111n off TrIIx
The second Of a series of entertainments
which are being conducted at Market hall
by the ladies of St. James A. NJ E church
was well attended last evening. The feature
of the programme was the concert by the
Twin City Military band The music was
of high order, and rendered in manner
which called forth the heartiest applause
from the audience A piano solo by Mrs. R.
q. Minor and cornet solo by T. Morgan
were also well received. Refreshments were
served after the concert.
Dayton's Bluff division of the Ladies' Aid
Society of First Swedish Lutheran Church
meets this afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Andrew Johnson, 1886 Hastings avenue.
The Sibley Mothers club meets this after
noon at the home of Mrs. A. L.. Whitcomb,
Of Fauquier sstreet. There will be an inter-
lin will give reading and the hostess will
read q paper.
Hamline- w. G. t. u. holds Its annual
election this afternoon at the residence of
Mrs. S. J. Heal, 1472 Capital avenue.
Constellation chapter, o. E. S., gives its
postponed social at Ramaley's Tuesday even
ing of next week.
A wheeling party to Como yesterday after
noon was composed Of Misses Genevieve Bo-
dleson, Leona Lienau, Gertrude Mcintyre,
1mogene Bell and Lettie Leyde.
Mr.. and Mrs. U. g.. Moore, of 61S Central
Park place, are on a trip through Ken
lucky, Tennessee, Ohio, Mr.. Moore's old
| home; and Washington, D. G.
Mrs. Witt Cochrane gave her first at home
] yesterday afternoon at the Foley residence,
on Selby avenue, and received informally,
| large number of her friends.
Col. e. H. Milham has returned from a
| trip through the state visiting the various
lodges Of the Knights of Pythias.
! Mrs. Frank Olson gave tea yesterday at
| her home on Charles street. assisted by Mrs.
/ C. X. Klosterman
Mrs. ]. S. Perfertt entertains a party of
| little folks tomorrow afternoon for her grand
niece, Miss Irene Perfect, of Omaha. M
/ Mrs. Franklyn w. Lee and children, Colice
and Jerome have gone to Rush City, where
they will make theirrfutu home.
Mrs. w. G.. Prisch,Aof Ashland avenue. en-
! tertains at dinner Tuesday evening for Miss
Lewis, Of Sioux City.
/ Mrs Davis, of Pleasant avenue entertains
| the Ladies' Afternoon Euchre club Tuesday
| afternoon.
Mrs. G. B. Teeple is in Duluth this week
| in the interest Of the state q. w. b. M. WORK.
| Miss Putnam, of Eau Claire, is the guest
| Of Mrs. e. B. Putnam, Of the Virginia
Miss Pope. of Ashland avenue, entertainee
| the Fudge club yesterday afternoon.
| Miss Esther Johnson, of 1887 Payne avenue.
| is visiting relatives in Chicago