The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-09-22
IN AUTUMNAL HUEs.
Glorious Decorations at Christ
Church Rectory.

Glorious Decorations at Christ
Church Rectory.
DR.. c.. D. Andrews and his nieces,
the Misses Andrews, received their
friends last evening at the rectory, 155
West Fourth street. The floral decor
ations were extremely artistic The
prevailing tints in the hall were a deep
red and green, carried out with roses
and palms; the library was in yellow
and green, the effect being produced
with golden rod and daisies. Candida
bra with yellow candles stood upon the
handsomely banked mantel and great
ly heightened the effect. SmilaX, roses
and well developed palms gave a rest
full and dainty pink and green shade
to the reception room. SmilaX and
room, where refreshments were served
from Hastily appointed table upon
which, rested a center piece in pink
and green. Miss Andrews wore q
gown of steel gray crepe in combln-
alton with gray satin, the whole
trimmed with pink and blue chiffon.
Miss Elizabeth Andrews was goWned
in white with pink trimmings.
The host and hostesseS were assist
ed by Mrs. A. E. Senkler and Mrs. j.
B. Cook, who presided over the coffee
urns; Mrs J. O. Adams and Mrs.
Bend, who served the ice cream, and
Mesdames Timberlake, Dibble, N. +.
Langford B. Langford, Reuben War
ner, William Wood, E. S. Washington,
l.. L. May, Mclean, McCloud, OFFICER,
E. r. Langford, G. G. McMichael, A.
2. Horn, j. B. Hoxie, J: G: Hill, s.
R. B. Galusha, A. H. Cathcart, DaW-
son and Carr; Misses Dibble, Warner,
Wood, officer, McMichael, Galusha,
Maxfield, Warner, Willis, Saunders,
Murphy, Monfort, Nelson, LaWton,
Kimberly, harrington, McMasters,
Gilfllan, Appleby, Naplin, Rhodes,
Bend and Barker
The ninth annual meeting of the
Women's Baptist Home Mission
branches of the Minneapolis and East
ern association was held in the First
Baptist church yesterday. While the
attendance was not excessively large
the meeting was a representative one
and the reports were both interesting
and encouraging. There were both
morning and afternoon sessions. MRS
William Wakefield welcomed the
guests, and Mrs. T. K. Gray respond
ed. The treasurer, Mrs. H. D. Gates,
reported, as did the directors,
Mesdames WI S. Barrett and c. H.
Buttrick, Miss A. Celia Morford told
of the children's work, and Miss Flor
ence Ford presented a letter from the
children's mission, and other discus
sions of missionary topics occupied the
day. }
Mrs Snyder, of Sioux Falls, Mr.. Halls, of
Berlin, and Mr.. Ryder, OF Boston, were the
guests of honor at musicale given last even
ing by Miss Sans SouGi, OF Laurel 9, a Mi,de
Burdette, Mrs. Avery Smith, Mrs. snyder;
Messrs. Bohannen.. Halls. De Larme and
Ryder. Mrs. Snyder will be the honorea
guest also at Miss Bertha CHEESEMAN'S musl-
GALE to be given tomorrow evening at the
Marlborough.
Miss Emma Shredder was married yesterday
afternoon at 80 o'clock to William Meyer
Rev. Mr. Sauter, of Faribault, assisted by
Rev. A. L. Goeneke, performed the ceremony
at the home of the bride, on Mound street
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer will be at home to their
friends at 629 Gable avenue after Nov. l.
The teachers and officers of the Central
Presbyterian Sunday school had their an
nual tea in the parlors of the church last
evening. There were about forty in the COM
pany and a pleasant social evening was
spent. Substantial and appetizing refresh
ments were served.
Prof j. A. Cowan, of Boston, will ad-
dress young women on the subject OF
physical culture. tomorrow noon; in the rooms
of the Young Women's Friendly association,
425 Jackson street.
Judge and Mrs John w. Willis gave the
third CT their series of Eat honles% last even
ing. The last will occur next Tuesday even
ing.
The Ladies Aid Society of the First Uni
versalist Church met with Mrs. Rothschild,
of $50 Marshall avenue. yesterday afternoon.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles L. Greene gave a
dinner last evening at their home on Laurel
avenue.
Capt. ard Mrs. Sanders and family will
return from White Bear about the middle of
October and viii take apartments at the
Ashland.
The managers OF the school union will meet
with Mrs. C. M. Power tomorrow evening