The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-01-19

Thaddeus MaItby Chapter Meeting
POstpOned-Partie and Personals.

POsfpOned-Partie and Personals
! The meeting of the Thaddeus Maltby
| chapter of the Children of the Ameri-
can Revolution, which was announced
Tor yesterday, was postponed on ac-
count of the illness of Mrs. Frederick
Emory Foster, at whose home the
meeting was to have taken place. 1t
has been reset for Friday next at A
o'clock. 1t is most important that
| every member of the chapter should be
present, and therefore it is urged that
all will make a special effort to go and
| take as many revolutionary relics as
| possible. The state regent, Mrs. R. NJ
| Newport, and the state promoter, Mrs.
John Quincy Adams, will be present.
| An informal dancing party was given
at the Albion last evening by George
G. Whitney and Miss Louise K. Whit
iEey. About sixty of the hill young
folks attended.
The Ladies Euchre club was enter
tanned tain 79l--l by Mrs. Dufresne yesterday.
The Crocus Hill club met yesterday
at the home of Mrs. H. M. Pierce
A very delightful dance was given at
the Colonnade Friday night.
Miss Annie Hamper entertained the
Central Card club Thursday evening
last. Prizes were won by Misses
| NOZZLE and Halvorsen and by Messrs.
Geckler and LoeWe
Last Monday Mrs John Butler Of
the COlonfade, entertained the Capitol
City Cinch club. The rooms were dec
GRATED with palms and American
Beauties. Prizes were won by Mrs. W.
III. Mcdonald, Mrs. Whitney Clark,
Mrs. J. ]. DOugherty, Mrs. G. w. Golf,
Mrs. c.. E. Ide and Mrs. Ely.
Mrs. George Foley will entertain the La
dies Afternoon euchre tomorrow.
I A reception will be held this evening at the
residence Of Mayor and Mrs. Doran, POI East
Congress street. 1t is given by the West
side ladies' committee of the citizens COM
mittee of the G. A. R. The reception has
grown, very naturally, from the mutual good
work of the West side citizens in preparing
for the thirtieth national encampment. The
ladies' committee desires to cement these as
soclations by continuing its organization and
by keeping at work which will appeal mu-
tually to all. This work is the monument
soon to be erected in ST. Paul by the ladies.
This monument" is not the suggestion of
any one man or woman. 1t is the natural
evolution, or sequence. of st. PauPs enter
tainment of the Grand Army of the Republic.
pleasing programme has been planned.
No formal invitations have been issued. Any
residen: of the West side, member of the
Woman S Relief Corps, the son of veteran,
a member Of the Loyal Legion, an "old
soldier" will be welcomed.
The Evening Ctnch club will be entertained
by Mrs. Hardick, of Kent street, tonight.
The Minnehaha Skating club gives a skat-
ing party tonight.
A subscription dancing party will be given
at the Albion Monday, Jan. rs.
Miss Slower, of Summit avenue, will give
Common Sense party Friday.
The general meeting of the Mothers club
which was announced for today is postponed
to Monday, Jan. Is.
The St. Paul Epworth league will hold a
cabinet meeting today in Room 3O5 New York
Life building.
A musical social for the benefit of the
Christian church choir will be given at the
residence of c. E. Dickerman, Nelson avenue
Thursday night.
A military wedding will occur Wednesday
John, the Evangelist The bride is Miss
Anna Cecilia Watkins the only daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. V. NJ. Watkins, and the
groom is Lieut.. William Toliver Wilder of the
Twenty-ffth infantry, u. S. A, stationed at
Fort Assinniboine. The members of the bridal
party are the maid of honor, Miss Arnold, of
New YORK, and the maids, MISS johnston, OF
Red Wing; Miss Powers, of Powers, N. D.;
Miss Tilton and Miss Bertha Hale. The best
man is Lieut.. William Sturtevant. The ush-
ers are Lieut. Lawt0n; Of Fort Brady and
w. Rhodes will be the officiating clergyman,
assisted by Rev. Mr.. Chittenden. recep-
ton for the bridal party and family will be
held Immediately after the ceremony at the
Watkins residence on Holly avenue.
{ The, marriage of Miss Ida Haggenmiller to
Iohr1 Hol-o ToIa M,
-of the Assumption today. The bride Is
sister of Mrs. John Wagner. The ceremony
will occur at a. NJ.
Miss Olive Fulton, Of Hudson, is visiting in
the city.
A Richardson, of Kansas City, is stopping
at the Ashland.
Miss Mason of Holly avenue will leave
Miss Bigelow of Irvine park, has returned
from trip to Chicago.
Mayor Tucker has gone East to join Mrs.
Tucker, who is visiting there.
Mrs. Forepaugh has taken the Riley house,
on Laurel avenue for the winter
Lieut. and Mrs. Johnson, of the Ashland
will leave shortly for Galveston, Tex
Lieut. Wider and Lieut.. Sturtevaut, Of
Fort Assinniboine, at the Aberdeen.
Miss Jones, of Summit avenue, left today
for Portland Ore, on months visit.
Miss Carrie Rosenfeld of Red Rock H..
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. S.
Sternberg for some months returned to her
home last week.
Misses Josephine and Laura Studholm of
Saltwater have been spending a few deys
with Mrs. ]. E. Middleton, of Pleasant ave-
nue..
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Woode, Of the Colon
made, left Sunday for the East, to be gone two
weeks.
Kingsland Smith hes returned from Europe
where he spent the past two years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Humbird, of Dayton avenue,
have gone to California fer the winter.