The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-25
EPISCOPAL DEAcoNEss, HOME.
1T Is Opened With u Happy Recep
ton.

ton.
The Deaceness home on Fuller street
was formally opened yesterday In
the morning the home was dedicated
by Bishop Gilbert, and holy commun-
ion was celebrated There was a
In the afternoon there was a large
reception which held till ten o'clock
in the evening. The new home was
once the old West residence and was
situated on Summit avenue, from
where it was moved to it's present To-
cation by those interested in the work
1t Is building well fitted for the pres
ent needs Of the institution. On the
ground floor at the left of the hall
way, as one enters, Is the reception
and lecture room. At the right of the
hall is the sitting room and opening
from the rear the dining room. Still
farther back is the large and well ap-
opening off. The rooms above are
neatly furnished and are neat and
high. The bath at the rear of the up
stairs Is large and well fitted with
modern plumbing. The rooms yester-
day were prettily arranged with flow
ers and autumn leaves, and the re-
ceiving committee stood in the re-
ception room, which was brightly
nghted with prettily shaded lamps. In
the dining room the table was laid
with snowy linen and bore a, hand
some center piece of La France roses.
From it was served tea and coffee and
WaHefs The women presiding were.
Mesdames Hale, Edwards, and Strong.
Receiving the guests were the mem
bers Of the faculty Rt Rev. Bishop
Gilbert, Rev. D. W. Rhodes. Rev. r
4. Webb, Rev. H. P. Nichols, Rev. A.
I. Gesner, Rev. Charles Holmes. Rev.
). j. F'aude. Rev. c. E. Haupt and the
board OF directors as follows:
Mesdames Thomas Irvine. Daniel
Davies, H. Baxter, w. E. Steele. C. G.
Edwards, w. r. Ladd w. +. Sloppy.
M. e. Hale, r. B. Thurston, HI. c.
Sachse, F. L. Chapman, George Chris
tan, IL. P. Barlow, G. H. Whipple. G.
f. Haupt, f. C. Gerhard, Joseph
Stronge. Miss j. A. Pise.
MASS Margaret Borland will be in
stalled as deaconess or house matron
next month by Bishop Gilbert She is
bright young woman, deeply inter-
eSted In the work, and has recently re-
turned from course of study in the
training school Of PHILADELPHIA. Her
assistants will be Miss Peabody. and
Miss Lewis
parish and will conduct a free kinder
garten, an industrial school and a
Kitchen garden. They receive no sal
airy for their work, with the exception
OF q monthly fee Of $40 and their board
and lodging.
To Rev. c. E. Haupt is due the
credit OF the founding Of the institu
ton, he having suggested the idea to
the DlSnOp over five years ago and
pushed the matter forward ever since.
The marriage Of Miss Lillian Munson
and Edward e. Lundgren took place
last evening at the brides home on
hn
Hill off1ciated. The bride wore a gown
or white silk and was attended by
her sister Miss Tina Munson and her
niece Miss Esther Munson. The best
man was M. Beckman. The wedding
march was played by Miss Myrtle
waite, and Robert Geddis rendered
vocal selections The house was hand
somely decorated with wild flowers
ana autumn leaves. Mr. and Mrs.
Lundgren leave on the $50 train this
morning for Duluth for a short we'd
ding trip. Those present were:
Berrstr ana Mrs NJ DR. Hale Mr. and Mrs
McGuckin, Mr.. and Mrs. j. M Hawthorn
mother and sister; Mr. and Mrs. Peabody
Mr.: and Mrs. Beulke; Misses Geddis, Grace
and Amy Munson, Emma Ofelt ASH and
Claus; Messrs. Frank Shepard, Engle and
others to the number Of forty,
The home Of Mrs. F. B. Doran. POI East
Congress street. was the scene of a very en-
1oyable meeting yesterday afternoon, from 8
to 8, In honor OF Mrs. R. M. Newport. Forty
invitations had been issued to the ladies Of
the various committees who assisted Mrs
Doran In the preparations made by the Sixth
ward for the thirtieth national G. A. r. en-
campment. All were present and ready with
reports OF excellent work accomplished BY the
many committees. general report was
also made by the secretary, Mrs ]. c. Bry-
ant. Promptly at 4:30 the ladies were usher
ed into the dining room, prettily decorated
with flowers, where a luncheon served
Mrs. Newport occupying the seat OF honor
The ladies who assisted in serving were Mes
danes C. H. Butler, Henry Martin, G. A.
Doran and w. G. Doran. Those present
were Mesdames G. 8. Schumacher, David
Kribs, v. j. Hawkins, F. G.. Johnson A. NJ
Bartlett, George F. Dire, g. H. Watson, o.
B. Lewis, d. f. George, w. A. Doran, W. NJ
Devore, M. K. Williams, C. H. Butler, Ewing
Sharpe, d. w. White, George b. Tallman. @.
L. Coleman, Walter Bourne, tombstone Nil