The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-15
SOCIETY OF SUMMER.
Guests From Abroad Now Seek Min
nesOta's Cool Breezes.

hesOtas COOL BreeZeSs
Mrs. D. A. Montfort will entertain at
luncheon Tuesday next for Mrs. Badger, wife
of Lieut.. Charles ]. Badger, U. S. N. Lieut..
badger has been stationed at the navy yard
Washington, d. c., for the last two years,
and has now been ordered to Newport for the
summer. Mrs. Badger has returned to St.
Paul, after an absence Of four years, with
her little daughter and son to spend the
summer with her mother, Mrs. ]. H. Simp-
son, Monroe place.
One of the prettiest vet SIMPLEST weddings
OF the season took place last evening at the
residence OF Gen. and Mrs. M: D. Flower, 42S
niece of Gen. Flower sr5 daughter of Mrs.
A. G. Hawkins. and DR.. F. H. Orion were
quietly married. The bay window in the
front parlor was formed into bower of white
MOVERS and palms and from it to the stair
case ropes of white satin ribbon were
stretched: At $50 double quartette, con-
slStng of Mrs. Daniel Lawler, Mrs. George
O'Relliy, Mrs. Roger Kennedy, Mrs. Norton
BarroWs, ID. Van Week and A. P. Quesnel
accompanied by organ and orchestra, COM
menced singing the Lohengrn chorus and to
the music, Rev. d. w. Rhodes, who oficiated
slowly came down the stairs followed by Dr.
Orion and ]. T. Conley Next came the
hover girls, twin cousins of the bride, Lenala
and Lucia Martin. who wore white India
null, and carried baskets Of pink sweet peas
Miss Grace Hawkins Flower the maid of
honor, walked alone; following her came Mas
Ter Lloyd Morris, bearing the white satin
arm of Gen. Flower. The bridal party took
their places and the impressive Episcopal
service was read and Dr. and Mrs. Orion
turned round and received the congratula-
items and best wishes of their friends The
bride wore white organdie, over white tat
feta, and valenciennes lace. Her veil was
caught to her hair with a spray Of lilies of
the valley and she carried a large bunch of
the same flowers.
Miss Flower wore pink organdie and carried
PINK roses. Mrs. Hawkins wore blue faille
10 araIc.
white silk, point d'applique lace, diamonds;
Mrs. Hoy Orion, mother of groom, black
brocade lace, diamonds; Mrs. William Morris,
sister of the BRIDE mousseline de sole, green
moire, antique silk; Miss Nellie Orion, sister
Of the groom, white Swiss; Mrs. Luna B.
Hawkins, grandmother of the bride black
brocade. old rose velvet; Mrs. J. T. Martin,
black grenadine over watermelon silk; Miss
Valeria Rohr, black ACCORDION plated silk
white trimmings; Mrs NJ Clark black satin,
pink velvet; Mrs Sneve, white satin; Mrs.
c. F. Mailer, red silk, white lace; Miss
Kalman, white satin, white chiffon.
Other guests who were among the 200 pres
emit were Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Parker, Mr.. and
Mrs. Blodgett, Mr. and Mrs. NJ H. Montgom-
cry, Mr.. and Mrs. Patterson Miss Eveiine
Foley, Mr. and Mrs c. P. Johnson Miss Maud
Clum, Miss ]. Kalman. Miss Kittie Clum
and Mrs. Horton: Lemonade and punch were
served in the dining room, the table with
its wedding cakes having a centerpiece of
white roses and bows of white satin ribbon
at each corner.
with numerous Japanese lanterns, and the
lawn was dotted with tables, at which re-
freshments were served during the evening.
DR.. and Mrs. Orton left on the evening
train for Duluth and a trip on the lakes
Returning in the fall, they will be at home at
3S7 Ashland avenue.
Mrs. Jennie Mcclure gave a pink tea yes
terday afternoon in honor Of the twelfth
birthday of her daughter Belle. Mrs. Nc
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folks by Miss Foley and Miss Katherine
Shields.
The parlors halls and dining rooms were
decorated with pink sweet peas, pink roses
and palms. Among The little people present
were Hazel Johnston, Mamie Riggs Josephine
4Ravanagh, Ella Pendergast, Lucy Weatherby,
I Bessie Green, Florence Cunningham, Marion
Kirk, Margaret Horton, Georgia Brown Shir-
ley Morgan and Helen Foley
Miss N. Armstrong gave dancing party
last evening at her home en- Laurel avenue
fer the Hill Euchre club.
Inc Crocus Hill Euchre club met yester-
DAY afternoon at the home of Mrs B. J. Ship
man, 6f8 Goodrich avenue Three tables
were played.
The women Of St. Stephans Episcopal
church will hold sale and serve supper this
evening at 954 West Seventh street.
Rev. William G. Covert gave a lecture on
RAM Park Presbyterian church.
A lawn social was given last evening by
the Young Peoples Society of ST lanes
Episcopal Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Ames and family,
OF Grand avenue leave Saturday. Mrs Ames
and children will spend the summer at Milton
Mass. Mr.. Ames, in company with his
father Rev. Charles D. Ames, of Boston.
will travel abroad.
The Liberal churches and Sunday schools of
st. Paul. st. Anthony Park and Minneapolis
will picnic at Lake Park. Minnetonka on
Thursday, June "a. A special train will leave
Mrs. H. A. Clifford will entertain the
Ladies Aid Society of the First Universalist
Church this afternoon at her home on Holly
avenue.
Mrs. NJ. Thompson and son, of Lincoln
avenue, left yesterday for Saratoga, N. Y.
where they will spend the summer.
Mrs. Milburn, of Chattanooga, arrives to-
day, and will spend the summer with her
sister, Mrs. A. E. Boyeson, of Paramount
avenue.
Unity church will not close for the sum-
mer until the second Sunday in July, two
weeks later than heretofore.
Mrs " j. RothschiId entertains the Ladies'
Afternoon club today at her home, 756 Fair
mount avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Lamb of $40 Laurel
avenue, leave this week for the East.
piano recital was given by the pupils
of Miss Therese Stierle, assisted by Miss
Terese Munch at her home, 654 East Sixth
street, Saturday afternoon. The programme
consisted of some choice numbers. and was
successfully rendered, the pupils showing
marked progress. Miss Therese Munich sang
"a Dream" by Bartlett; Those Eyes OF
Blue" by Bohm, and kindly responded to
an encore. The participants were Misses
Ella Gottfred, Bertha Seeger, Anna Seeger,
Florence Allen, Miss Terese Munich, Nellie
Seeger and Marion Allen.
The musicale which to have been given
Saturday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Zum-
bach was postponed until the latter part of
the month. Mr.. and Mrs. Zumbach enter
tanned at dinner last evening for John
Last Wednesday morning Miss Maize Nc
Donnell. daughter of Judge R. Mcdonnell
was united in marriage to Frank H.
emory took place at $50 a. M at st. v,Joseph's
Catholic church Rev. Father Cauley,
relative of the bride. cfficiated. The church
was crowded with friends Of the contracting
candle, over taffeta silk. trimmed with lace
and baby ribbon. She wore flowers in her
hair and carried bridal roses. The brides
maid wore a gown of pea green taffeta silk
under white organdie. trimmed with ribbon
and lace. She wore flowers in her hair and
carried pink roses. The groom was attended
by his brother, c. NJ. O'Rourke, as best
man. After the nuptsal mass, the wedding
breakfast served at the home of the
BRIDES parents, 4S2 Carroll street. In the !
afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. O'Rourke went East
on their wedding trip, and will be at home
after July / at 256 Harrington avenue.