The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-12
Announcement of the CeremOny
Which Occurs Aug. 10.

"n1cn OccurS Aug. ID.
The wedding Of Miss MabIe Keller
OF 2416 Humboldt avenue, Minneapo-
lis, to Willard Grant Pulling, an en-
ploye OF the Twin City Rapid Transit
company, takes place Wednesday,
Aug. 10, at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs A NJ. Keller, of Hum
boldt avenue. The bride is a charming
Minneapolis girl, not unknown in st.
Paul, and the groom is a handsome
young fellow, whose home is in Edin-
borough, Penn, and who recently fell
her to a small fortune Mr.. and Mrs.
Pulling will leave on the evening
train for Chicago, where they will visit
with friends for few weeks and will
then proceed to Marlborough, where
they will reside.
The monthly meeting of the Missionary So
c1ety OF East Presbyterian Church was held
yesterday afternoon in the parlors of the
subject of the afternoon. Papers were read
by Mrs Parlin, Mrs. Brookins, Mrs Myers
Mrs; Tate and Mrs. Gardiner. There was a
good attendance.
The Sunday school Of Emmanuel Baptist
church gave social last evening at Arm
strong and West Seventh streets.
special meeting of the executive board
of the Catholic Infants home was held at the
uOue yesterday morning TO make arrange
ments for lawn social to be held at Vir-
g1nla and Dayton avenues.
A large party of St Paul people attended
the entertainment at Red Rock last evening
Uncle Sam and His Neighbors'' was the
name OF the unique entertainment given, and
1t proved most enjoyable affair. The trip
to the grounds was made by water and hay
racks and an odd escort met the party at
Red Rock and led the way to the grove
which presented pretty appearance. with
Hcrht nd
Fairies straight from fairyland served the ice
cream and the Newport cornet band was in
attendance.
Champion lodge, Knights of Pythias, gave
an entertainment last evening at the home of
William Church, 379 East Tenth street There
exhibition.
Miss Doris Buchanan, Of Nelson avenue.
gave wheeling party to Como and return
last evening. The party numbered about a
dozen.
Mrs. McNair issued cards for progressive
euchre party at White Bear Lake Monday
afternoon of next week.
Miss McQuillan, of Laurel avenue, will give
a cycle party Thursday evening.
The group of Vassar girls who have been
guests at the home Of A. B. Stickney on
Summit avenue, and formed a camping marty
TO Mlnnetonka recently, were the guests at q
very informal dancing party given at the
nome OF Miss Grace Flower last evening
Inc lawn was gay with oddly shaped colored
lanterns and the wide veranda was converted
into a handsomely arranged drawing room by
tne use OF easy chairs, lounges and big downy
cushions. To this inviting SPOT the voung
people Hooked between dances and later re-
freshments were served on the lawn
The Women's Aid society OF the First Ran
list Church will meet Friday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Wimbsh, of Laurel avenue, to
discuss G. A. r. matters.
Miss Margaret Lowery Henley and William
duncan Moulder will be married today
This afternoon at half past O'Clock will
take place the wedding of Miss Matilda Eliza
beth Bobleter, daughter of Col Joseph Bob
Letter, and Albert Louis Wagner Miss Emily
Lltchfeld Wagner will be maid of honor
and the best man will be Edward Joseph
Bobieter. The bridesmaids are Misses Mae
Dorgeloh and Bertha Voegel. of New Ulm
and the ushers are w. ]. Derrick and Andrew
j.. Schwartz. The brides gown will be of
white satin and lace and she will wear pearls
She will carry roses. The maid of honor will
be attired in white organde over white silk,
and the gowns of the bridesmaids will be
yellow silk and organdie. A reception fol-
lows the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs Wagner
will go East for trip.
Miss Marion Craig has returned to her home
in st. Paul for her vacation after spending
a portion of the season in the East visiting
in Greenacre, Boston and Detroit. In the
latter town Miss Craig received quite unusual
honors. Her address on exrernporaneous
speaking, delivered before an educational
convention then in session in Detroit, called
forth spontaneous criticism from the local
papers Of the town Of a most favorable nat
ure, expressing the utmost admiration for her
manner of address, which was not the sue
cessful attainment of art, but simply the re-
suit of the natural gifts Of ease and self
possession. Miss Craig will return to her
duties as teacher of elocution in the State
Normal school in Milwaukee Sept 10.
The Butchers picnic comes off today at
Bald Eagle lake.
Mrs. Dudley Ward Rhodes entertains Fri