The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-02-11
sTTysoy-sTAyELY INITIALS.
Pretty Church Wedding IN St.SEark's,
minneapolis.

Minneapolis.
The marriage of Miss Evelyn Stave,ey. Of
Minneapolis to Alfred StinsOn, Of st. Paul.
was solemnized at O'Clock last evening in
ST. Marks church, Minneapolis, Rev. H. P.
Nichols officiating in the presence Of 200
guests. H. S. Woodruff presided at the or
gan and announced the entrance OF the bri-
dal partz% with ''Lohengrin." The bride ap-
proached on the arm Of her brother-in-law,
P. r. Hamilton, who gave her away in the
Episcopal service. Her wedding gown was a
pretty creation of white chiffon over white
satin trimmed with pearl passem onterie and
point lace on the bodice. Her bouquet was Of
lilies Of the valley and maiden hair fern.
She was unattended, except for the ushers,
Messrs. Henry and Lester Gilbert; Messrs.
Warren Seeiey and Glen Gessler, all Of St.
Paul. The wedding party dispersed to the
Mendelssohn march, and a small company of
relatives and near friends assembled at the
residence of the brides mother, Mrs. Eliza
beth G. Staveley, "A Twelfth street north,
where the bridal supper was served. The
decorations were in smilax and red carna-
tons, with palms for background effect Mr..
and Mrs. Stinson left during the evening for
New Orleans and Florida, and will be away
a month. They will reside in St. Paul, send
ing out at home cards on their return.
TIE Schubert club concert held at the
Central Presbyterian church yesterday
afternoon was one Of the most success
full Of the season and attracted an au-
dience that tested the capacity Of the
debut before the club-Mr. ". r. StOll.
whose splendid baritone was heard
to advantage in two Wagnerian num-
bers, and Miss Benham, the cOntraltO
Of Westminster church, Minneapolis,
who sang brilliantly one of Arditi's
waltz songs. John T. Merrill intro
duced to the audience two Of Mr.. De-
Lacy's songs, and the singer and mu-
sic as we'll made a distinct and favor
able impression. The violin and piano
number by Miss Threadwell and Miss
AspinWa1 also gave much satisfaction.
The Young Christian soldiers of ST. Glenn
ent'S church will give an entertainment today,
entitled ''PaEtomimes and Tableeux'' at the
Guild house There will be an intermision
between the first and second parts Of the pro-
gramme, during which the graphaphone will
entertain the audience, followed by song ne
gro melody, Miss Jessie M&ther; recitation,
Twin Sisters" Josephine Emerson. The
proceeds of the entertainment will be used to
purchase clothing for some destitute colored
children in St. Augustines kindergarten,
Raleigh, N. c..
dance of Noble Franklin lodge, A. o. U W,
will occur at the their lodge room, in A. o.
o. w. Temple tonight. The entertainment
committee has prepared an excellent liter
airy and musical entertainment. Receiver
Thomas R. Fearing viii preside as chairman OF
the open meeting.
The S. J. S., a society composed of young
people in the Sixth ward, all under the age
Of fourteen years, have engaged the West
Side opera house, and tomorrow evening will
give drama entitled Uncle JOSH
Mrs. D. w Ruff, Of Goodrich avenue, will
give a Mother Goose luncheon today and Fri
day.
Mrs. Horace E Stevens, of Grand avenue.
will entertain at euchre this evening.
A euchre party will be given this afternoon
street, for the benefit Of st. Louis church.
Mrs. c. E. Severance will give musical
this afternoon at her residence on Summit
avenue.
Miss Helen Cooper, of Fairmount avenue,
will give party tomorrow Afternoon.
The marriage Of Miss lone spaids and F. C.
Olsen occurred yesterday afternoon at the
residence of E. B. Ryder, 971 Dayton avenue.
Savage, Of the NJ. E. church. Of the Wiscon-
sin conference.
The Crocus Hill club will meet Saturday
afternoon with Mrs. F. E. Rice, of Summit
avenue.
The annual meeting of the Thursday club
will be held this afternoon in the house
The young people Of the Church Of the AS
cension will give valentine social this even
Ing at the residence of Miss Ossmann Win
slow avenue and Augusta street.
Mrs. Jewett, of Dayton avenue, will have
charge Of the Mothers tea at the Bethel,
tomorrow. Mrs. Secor, Mrs. Skinner and Mrs.
Gordon will assist.
The Philadelphia society at Manchester
college, will give a Lincoln entertainment
Fred Foster has returned to st. Louis.
Mrs. Horace Bigelow, of Irvine Park, is in
Chicago.
Miss Agnes Ryan returned Sunday from
Omaha, Neb.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Berkey. Of Dayton av-
enue, will leave Sunday evening for Europe.
Joseph McCabe, of Tacoma, Wash. is a
guest at the residence Of ]. R. Hutson, Port
land avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keilog, Of Fairmount avenue,
are in the East.
Mr. and Mrs. c. Ernst, of Harrington av-
haus, of Newark, N. j.
Miss Arnold, of Chicago, Is the guest of
Mrs. ]. T. Clark, of Paramount avenue.
Vibrating In TuncfuI Accord,
Like the strings of musical instrument, the
nervous system in health harmonizes pleas
antly with the other parts OF the system. But
weakened or overwrought. 1t jangles most in