The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-02-26

ular school teachers was married to Charles
Russell. Miss Theresa O'Halloran, sister OF
the bride; acted as bridesmaid, Albert Rus
SELL brother of the groom, as best man.
wedding breakfast was served to the i'm
mediate relatives Of the contracting parties
at the home of the brides sister, Mrs. John
Noonan. Mr.. and Mrs. Russell left on the
evening train for Chicago, and will be at
home at Cresco after April l.
concert and social entertainment will
be given at the First German NJ. E. church,
Olive and Van Slyke court, by the Epworth
league this e, evening at 8 O'Clock A good
taking part: Miss Adelina Mathies. Miss Ella
Funk, J. F. Schechta, William Schulze and
Charles E. Korfhage. and Edison's phono-
graph. After the concert social time VIII
be had and refreshments will be served. A
good time is assured to all present.
Mrs. J. W. Chamberlain. of 805 Dayton av-
enue. entertained at euchre yesterday after
noon; Among those present were Mesdames
J. NJ. Rossell. R. Russum, Cathey. H. D.
Brown Alex ]. Stone, S. e. Cook. Hughson,
Wentz, Wilsey, G. B. Yale, Caldwell. C. G..
Johnson, REM, Mccormick, E. S. Chitten-
den, Whitaker 5Is, e 4; Wheaton A. T. Hall,
ly, Anderson, Hutson Robinson. Gillette
Carr, WEIGH, Vittum, Rothschild, Follett,
MNoreland, Lyons, White, Mott, Fairbrother,
tenden, Hubbell Kipp, Carr WeIch and c.
WEIGH. Mesdames Folett and Bean and
Misses Burchard and Kipp captured the
prizes, which were pieces of beautiful hand
painted china.
Mrs. John White Of Portland avenue, en-
tertains at luncheon Tuesday. 70
Mrs. N. P. Langford and Mrs White, her
sister gave their last at home yesterday
afternoon, at the home of the latter on Ex-
change street. They were assisted by a
group Of society women.
The Laurel Cycle club has arranged to
give very elaborate ball this evening. in the
rooms of the Irish-American club.
The monthly meeting of the school of fine
arts will be held Tuesday morning.
The Peak sisters, Of Alaska, will appear this
evening at First NJ. E. Church.
Mrs. Julia B. Nelson speaks today at the
st. Paul Commons.
The board of the free dispensary meets
Wednesday morning.
The Tabernacle society meets this morning
in the Ryan annex.
The regular monthly meeting Of the babies
home will be held Monday.
The monthly meeting of the board of st.
Luke's hospital comes off Tuesday morning
at the hospital.
The Mothers Club Of the St. Paul Commons
meets tomorrow at 3 O'Clock.
The Crusaders gave a musical and literary
entertainment last evening in their hall. Rev.
DR.. Judge spoke.
Division No of the A. o. H gave an en-
tertainment and hop last evening in Central
hall.
The annual oratoricaI contest at Manchester
comes off today.
An entertainment for the benefit of the
Ladies Aid Society Of Westminster Church
will be given this evening in the church.
The programme will be given by Bessie God
kin. Mrs. B, Z. Harmon, Robert Geddes Mrs.
d. P. George. Mrs. Schroeder Lilah Mcclure,
John f. Koch and w. F. Markoe.
There will be a social this evening in the
rooms Of the St. Paul Commons. Mrs. Grant
Moore and Mrs. Helen Robinson have the
affair IN charge. and have arranged an at
tractive programme of readings and music.
An advertising contest will be one Of the
features. and W G. Moore will read
st; Marks Crusaders gave a progressive
Ginch party last evening in their hail, at
Dayton and Moore avenues. Refreshments
were served after the game.
The women of the Catholic infants home
gave a charity card party Of twenty-five ia
bles last evening, and melted a good sum for
the home treasury. Refreshments were served
from the small tables at the close of the
game There were twenty-five prizes. The
women in charge were Mrs A. Du-
fresno Mrs. H. c. McNair. Mrs. NJ. L. Per-
kins, Mrs. NJ. A. Miller, Mrs. J. c. Shea and
Mrs. H. T. Qunlan.
Missionary societies Of the city was held
yesterday in House of Hope led by Mrs.
Howell, Of Manchester. There was a good
attendance.
A missionary conference of the state off,
Gals of the Baptist District Foreign Mission
airy society will be held today in Woodland
Park church.
The German-American club gave a pro-
gressive euchre party last evening in Oxford
hall. hop followed
The Manetta Social club held meeting
Wednesday evening at the residence OF Will
lam BAer and elected the following new Off
GERS: William Baer, president; William Volk.
treasurer G. Mannhart, secretary.