The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-07-14
MIDSUMMER SOCIAL.
Two Marriages on the Card for To-
day-PersOnal Mention.

The marriage of Charles Morrow to Miss
Teresa McGuinness takes place this morning
at O'Clock at st. Joseph's church, Father
Harrison officiating. Mrs. F. l.. Hoffman will
preside at the organ. Miss Pottgieser, Messrs.
NJ Heating and John F. Gehan will also
assist in the musical programme.
Mrs. Flora e. Powers and Harry Curtiss
Dodge will be married this evening at $50
o'clock at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
T. Root, 269 West Eighth street.
Mrs. T. H. Pitts gave a luncheon yesterday
afternoon at her home on Dayton avenue.
Covers were laid for twelve. The tables were
decorated with cut flowers.
A barge party will be given Saturday even
ing ON the Minnesota river by twenty-five of
the young men of st. Anthony and Crocus
hills for Miss Hackney, of Kansas City, the
Misses Day, of Milwaukee, and Miss Kraig, of
Indianapolis.
Miss Jung invited a number of her friends
to joint in a spin to Como, after which re-
freshments were served at her home on Ed
mund street. The party was entertained by
vocal and instrumental selections rendered
present were: Misses R. Smith, Tobin
Wood, E. Myers, G. Myers 'Scholtis, Worth
ington, Kenny, Weverka, La Point, Miles,
Weber, McGufin and Jorgensen; Messrs.
Harris and Hornsby. Mr.. Pashley and Miss
A. Smith acted as chaper0neS.
The Young Ladies' sodality of ST. Mary's
Parish will give a lawn fete tomorrow even-
ing at the Beaupre house, Olive and Ninth
streets.
social given last evening at the
home of Mrs. c. b. Teeple, of the Buck
ingham, by the S. w. B. NJ. of Christ Church
year: Mrs w. E. Smith, president; Mrs. w.
E. Rodgers, vice president; Miss Marian VIM
ship, secretary, and Miss Grace Cleveland
treasurer Readings were given by Miss
May Ward and w. E. Philips, while Mrs.
M. Keith, Miss Winship and Mr.. Winship
furnished the musical part of the programme.
A lawn fete was given last evening by the
Epworth league and the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of the Central NJ. e. Church on the
grounds adjoining the church. and which were
illuminated with headlights and lanterns.
mandolin orchestra played during the even
ing. and Miss Dean recited. Those in
charge were the Misses sMcNight, Miller,
Grant. Parker, Shepard and Bow, and Messrs.
Campbell Old, Shannon and Hawkins.
The Irish American club will give an ex-
cursion Tuesday evening. July 20, on the
steamer Henrietta. The Twin City Mandolin
orchestra will furnish the music.
lawn party will be given this evening
by Miss Hattie Gottstein of Sherburne ave.
nue. for Miss Rosenthal, of Chicago.
Nobility lodge, Degree of Honor, will give
a social this evening in the A. o. U. w.
Temple Mesdames Henry, LUDWIG, Barthol,
Ruffner and Rose are in charge.
midsummer lawn fete will be given to-
night and tomorrow evening by the ST.
Agnes Guild Of st. Peters Episcopal Church.
circus party was given last evening by
Mrs. Ritzinger for her guests, Miss Wade and
Miss Kraig. About fifteen couples at
tended.
Mrs NJ. f. Wheaton and Miss Annabelle
left last night for Chicago
Mrs. John DAZZLE and two daughters have
gone to Colfax, Wis, for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bryant will spend Au-
gust at Hotel Lafayette, Mnnetonka
Mrs. Hammond and the Misses Hammond
leave soon for Europe.
The Misses Andrew are at Mendoza.
Miss McGregor, of Akron, o., is the guest
of Mrs. HILBERT, Of Paramount avenue
Miss Hewe returned Monday from Ohio.
Chief Justice and Mrs. Start and family. of
the Marlborough, leave soon for the Atlantic
coast for the summer.
Mrs. e. X. Punnet leaves today for New
York and the seashore.
Miss Katie and Lille Herman leave today
for Chicago.
Mrs. E. H. McHenry, of Summit court
left yesterday for the East
Miss Hughson of Dayton avenue, will re-
turn next week from Madison, Wis.
Mrs P. H. Kelly, of Hastings avenue has
gone to Montreal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott are in Omaha.
Miss Birch, of Baltimore is visiting Miss
Bowlin, of Summit avenue.
Miss Ford and Miss Ethel Ford, of Des
Moines, are in the city.
Mrs George Scofeld left yesterday for
Toronto, where she will spend the summer.
Miss Maude Shade left this week for Mil
waukee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whiteweu are at White
Bear.
Father A. Hamet, of the French Catholic
church, leaves next week for Boston.