The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-22
TIN WEDDING ONE
Of SOciety's EnjOyments for Yester-
day EVening

day Evening.
DR.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Johnson gave a reception
last evening at their residence, 224 East Win
fired street, in honor of their tin wedding.
The parlOrs were decorated with pink and
white peonies, cedar and palms. The Ii
brary. where Mrs. G. D.. Noe served punch.
was IN red, The flowers used were roses and
carnations. The dining room I'D stairs was
IN pure white and green. Over the center
OF the table hung a large tin bell and from
1t, to the corners of the table, smilax was
drawn. All the. table appointments were tin,
as was appropriate to the occasion. Mrs.
sided.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson were assisted in re-
celVlng by DR.. and Mrs. Dampier, who were
both members of their bridal party, and
Mrs. w. Wickham, of Mortified, Mrs. John
sons mother.
Assisting through the rooms were Mrs.
5. B. Arnold, Mrs. W. B. Bourne, Mrs. Will
liam Godkin, Mrs. w. ]. Doran, Mrs. C. H.
Taylor, Mrs. Charles Woods, Mrs. c. L. Cole
man, Mrs. Arthur Bowe, Mrs. A. G.. Wilson
and Miss Rowland. About one hundred and
fifty guests called during the evening.
The annuol fair and festival, given by the
women of st. Mary's parish, opened last even
ing, with a large attendance.
AS an incentive for the young women to sell
tickets, a diamond ring is to be given to the
one selling the largest number of admission
tickets.
In the center of St. Mary's school hall.
where the fair is held, is a booth gaiIy decor
0NNo wan PAAAh anu With DullllIS ALL HOW
ers. Punch was served here by Miss Holmes,
Miss Buttomer, Miss Bremen and Miss Oar
ragh.
At a white and blue booth. where hand
painted china and fancy dressed dolls were
sold, Miss Bone. Miss Donahue and Miss Nal
lory were in charge. Another booth, where
fancy articles and paper flowers were sold,
was presided over by Mesdames Shaver. LaIIy
and Percy. Miss Kelly and Miss Kahn were in
charge of the candy and flower tables. Tables
at which ice cream and cake were served were
around the room and annthar DooDav ,,I;,-
device was a Weighing machine, in charge of
L. McGluck The musical programme was
furnished by the Heyden children. The fair
will continue this evening.
Maj, and Mrs. Tucker entertained at dinner
Saturday at the Town and Country club.
Covers were laid for fifteen at tables taste
fully decorated with cut flowers.
The class of 81 Of the Central high school
have chartered the steamer Henrietta and
viii take a trip down the river this afternoon.
The Twin City Mandolin orchestra Will play
during the trip.
of a lawn social to be given Wednesday even
ing, June 80, at St. Michaels school:
MesdameS Tracy, Mahoney. Moran. Phil
lips, Lamb, Westenhagen, O'Pourke,
the Misses NJ. Tracy. X. Fgan,
Carroll. Sweeny, King, DAILY, Hurley.
Furlong, Casey. Calvin, O'Brien and Messrs.
J. Sweeny. G. W. Ney, J. Lynch, ]. Hurley.
j. Nagle. T. Somers. Eugene Melady. ].
Blanchard. Father Simon and Father r. +.
Maggie were appointed committee On music.
The Ladies' Aid socity of the First Uni
versalist Church will give a social Monday
afternoon at the residence of Mrs. Quincy, on
Ramsey street.
A silver medal contest will be held this
evening at A. o. U. w. hall, Como villas. for
the benefit of the Como w. c. T. U.
A meeting of the West St. Paul women who
are members of the Monument association Will
be held this evening in the NJ. f. church.
The Woman's Missionary Society OF TIE
Christian Church will entertain this after
noon in the church parlorS.
The Young Mems club of St. Anthony Park
Will give "a st. Paul night this evening in
the Congregational church Of the Park.
a lawn fete will be given Tuesday evening
by the Woman's Park association Of St.
ment. The hostesses of the evening are: Mes
DANES White. Reeves, Hacker. Plant, Hall,
Blodgett and Bailey.
Mrs. W. NJ. Montgomery. of the rurkirg-
ham, will leave July 1 fer Anaconda. Mont,
where she will Join her husband. Miss Eva
Ackhn, sister of Mrs. Montgomery, will leave
soon for Pennsylvania, where she Will spend
the summer.
The Ladies Auxiliary Club CT St. Peter
Claver's Church gave a musicale last even
ing in the Kittson house. The musical part
OF the programme was given by Mrs. Joseph
Harris. Miss Emma Porter, the church choir
and Messrs. Claude Jackson. G. III. Miller.
Joseph Harris and Allen French. A hand
painted china plate, painted by Hiss Porter,
was ratified off. About 500 people were present.
After the programme the rooms were cleared
and dancing and whist helped TO pass the
hours.
There will be q festival Of roseS this even
ing at the Ninth Presbyterian church, EG-
mund street and Harrington avenue.
Miss Groosbeck, Of Ashland. O.. and who
has been the guest of Mrs. Horace Pigelow,
leaves this week for Yellowstone park.
The Unity Temple No. 9, Rathbone Sisters,
will hold a special meeting this afternoon at
Martins hall, West st. PAUL.
Miss L. r. Whitney, of Troy. y. Y, Sc ex-
pectcd soon and will visit ner mother. Mrs.
L. A. Whitney. of the Seville.
Mrs. Russell Dor left yesterday ior New
York city. where she gees to attend the music
teachers convention.
Constellation Chapter, o. &. s. Will give
a river excursion this evening OH the sEeainsf
Henrietta.
Mr.. and Mrs, Stanford Newell lesve this
week for New York, where they will sail foI
Europe.
Mrs. Charles Itarmap is at White Bear.
where she will spend The summer,
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. V. Daccn. q SHnmit avs
nue.. will go tn i'nwar ihiS wceS.