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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-05-16

Holy Trinity, by the Rev. DR.. McVl:ar.
The wedding was quiet one, only d
few intimate friends being present at
the ceremony.
Miss Wilder was given away by ".
M. Watkins and was attended by Miss
Mitchell. Gardner Corning acted as DR..
Appleby's best man. DR.. and Mrs. Ap-
pleby will probably arrive in st. Paul
early in June"
The next and last social event at the
university will be the senior prone
made, at which the class Of '97 will
make it's last bow in the social whirl.
This class has made reputation for it
self in social matters, it being the first
to give the sophomore cotillion, that
annual fall dance which is so popular.
This party was given at the Berkeley
hotel, and while small it was a very
pretty affair and set the precedent
which was followed next year by the
class of '9S and is now established as
the junior ball and senior promenade.
The senior promenade this year will
be given in the armory June l. The
committee, which was appointed last
fall, has been at work for many months
working out the details Of the affair."
most successful yet given. A pro-
gramme of forty numbers, waltzes and
tWo-steps to alternate, will be danced
Danz' full orchestra has been Engaged
to play the waltzes, and the popular
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-05-16
PERSONAL MENTION.

Fred G. Smith and sister. Mrs. Minnie La
lone. of Decatur street. leave Tuesday for
their future home in Miles City, Mont
Mrs. H. C. Burbank, Of Exchange street,
leaves soon for Europe, accompanied by the
Misses Robbins, of Summit avenue.
Mrs. B. Wintner, of New York. leaves Mon
day for an extended trip through the West,
returning home in the summer.
A. V. Eastman. of Lake Charles, La, Is the
guest for a few days Of w. P. Abbott, OF
Summit avenue.
James Stroud, accompanied by his cousin,
Gertrude Morrow. left last evening for Kings
ton. Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Kelly Jr.. of Mar
shallfavenue will spend the season at White
Bear.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Kellogg, Of Fair
mount avenue, are at Northwood, Minnetonka.
Miss Helga Olson, Of Minneapolis. is the
guest OF Mrs. A. D. Gray, of Tenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Cunningham, of Port
land avenue. are at Minnetonka.
Mrs. Ambrose Tighe, of Dayton avenue, will
summer at the sea shore
Miss Nune Harris leaves Tuesday for an
extended trip South and East.
Mrs. Elizabeth Owens and family are at
Elmo for the season.
Miss Mabel Baldwin. OF MacEubin street ia
home from Georgia.
Mrs. R. H. Curtice of Mackubin street. will
summer at Prior Lake.
Mrs. w. H. Newman of Summit avenue Is
in Chicago.
Miss Margaret Taylor won't to Whits Bear
Friday.
Mrs. Upham and Mrs. Bigelow are in Chi
cage.
Miss Lillian De Coster leaves soon for the
East
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-05-16

Rondo street, Monday evening Those pres
ent were the Misses Mahoney, Walsh, Graves,
Dor Eeyon DOYLE n1 H Mss
| Graves, Walsh and Mr.. and Mrs. w. J.
/ Shelly. Messrs. Kirby, Cassidy, ]. Fenlon,
Ryan, Heaney. Lovalle. Simmons, Kennedy
rity. Murphy. Sullivan, Barrett, McGraw,
Kennedy, Page, Feehan, Doherty and Nc
Neel.
very pleasant surprise party was given
for Miss Grace Allen at her home, 81 Ige-
hart street, Friday evening. The evening
| was spent in singing, cards. games, ETC. The
! following were among those present. Emma
/. Kieffer, Ray Allie, Annie Gray, Eta Dee,
Agnes Logue, Cora Wagner, Charles Heenan,
Harry Canning, William Gray, John Pierce,
Fred Swank, James McElroy, Rueben Dee.
John Schubert, Cleveland Kinney. Willie
| Brady and others.
| reception will be given tomorrow after
noon in the parlors of Park Congregational
church for Mrs. Peet wife Of Lyman P Peet,
recently returned from China. Mr.. and Mrs.
| rect are guests OF Mrs. Upper, of Gilman
| terrace.
Mrs. ]. Stearns Smith, of Marshall ave-
nue.. entertained TIE Ladies' Whist club
Monday afternoon Prizes were won by
| Mrs. H. w. Field, Mrs. w. S. Monroe and
Mrs. j. L. Cramer.
| The young people of First Baptist church
gave an Ice cream and strawberry festival
Thursday evening in the church parlors
Ihere was musical programme.
| Tn Junior Pioneers gave their annual enter
| tafnment Wednesday evening in Elks' hall.
| The event was a very enjoyable one and
| largely attended
| The women Of Peoples church gave an
Oriental entertainment Tuesday afternoon, at
| the home of Mrs. G. P. Howes, 821 Paramount
| avenue.
| A reception to the orchestra Of First NJ e.
| church was rendered a reception Tuesday
evening in the church parlors, by the Sunday
! school.
George R. Holmes was surprised at his
| home, on Grove street, last evening. The
party presented him with a handsome cane
The women of st. Clements church gave a
| social Thursday evening in the guild hail.
| An informal musical programme was given.
| The Kangaroo club met Thursday evening
| with Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. White, Of Douglas
| street.
The Twin City Cinch club meets Wednes-
! day with Miss Horning, of Minneapolis.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-05-16
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Fort Smelling band, under the leader
shin of Charles Graves will play the
two-steps. A programme OF concert
music will be played during the hour
preceding the dancing. In point OF
decorations the committee promises
something unique. No very great at
tempts have ever been made to Dec
crate the armory. but this time 1t VIII
be done. The tickets will be the usual
price. 81, and the gallery rs cents.
The members of the committee are
w. r. Putnam. chairman; Mabel ROD
inson, Susanna Donaldson, Adelaide
Thompson. Flora Brewer, Harriet Mac
Donald, R. P. Spicer, w. H. Lawrence,
w. B. Roberts, H. H. Woodman. w. Z.
Otis, l.. E. Horton. H. r. Brill.
Mrs. Ovid Martel gave progress
siye euehre party at her home on Case
street Tuesday afternoon. The guests
were: Mesdames. Hustean. Trudeau
Davis, Ferris, Little, Patroyde. ID.
Foley, Lambert, Kies, Donnelly. Hicks,
=. ming. Barr, +. Robert. Qunlan, w.
j. Murray Dampier, A. Dufrene,
Lewis, Ramsey. T. Foley, Rogers.
King. MeCaulley. Robitaille, Garrltt'
D. Hill, Cardinal F. Dufrene. Brunette,
J. T. Berggerman, Coblentz. San Soucl
E. Bazille, Strong. Levalle. Graham
Marquis, Culver. Morton. Curtis. w.
Miller. The prizes were awarded as
follows: First. Mrs. E. A. Murray;
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-05-16
FUTURE EVENTS.

Mrs. Oliver Dalrymple will entertain the
members and friends Of the st: Paul church
Thursday at poster and bonnet social.
Committees have been appointed by Mrs. J.
W. Bass, the president Of the church aid
society, as follows: Reception. DR.. and Mrs
Wright, Rev. and Mrs. Hood; prizes, Mrs
Hiram F. Stevens, Mrs. Borup, Mrs. Harry
Smith. Mrs. Charles Thompson; refreshments,
Mrs. N. D. Miller, Mrs. Sharood, Mrs. Hale,
Mrs. Simpson, Mrs. Hunt Mrs. ]. w. Bass.
During the last twelve months the members
Of the Ladies' Sewing Circle of the Park Con-
gregational Church have been pledged to each
raise ST. The dollar was to- be solicited in
dimes by the aid Of miniature wheel. Tues
day afternoon these wheels will be brought to
the church and their contents summed up
In celebration Of the event a supper will be
served, the gentlemen and friends Of the So
ciety to participate.
An old-time social will be given Tuesday
evening at tho home of Mrs. G. H. Schulze
on John street. The proceeds will be for the
benefit OF the choir Of the First German M
E. church, on Van Slyck court.
The women Of the cathedral parish are
planning an enormous card party, to be given
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-05-16

Menk. The rooms were decorated with palms
and roses Music during the evening was fur
nished by mandolin club. Mr. and Mrs.
Menk will reside at 1893 East Lawson street,
after June 1. saf b.
The wedding of Miss Edith L. Solomon and
George Thane took place Tuesday at the home
of the bride, 365 Pleasant avenue. The nuptials
were solemnized at 5 o'clock in the presence
Of the members Of the family and few init
mate friends. The bridal party stood, during
the ceremony, before a bank of palms and
Marechal Mel roses, and the residence was
radiant with flowers, American Beauties pre-
vailipg. and palms effectively intermingled.
The bride was clad in a gown of white silk
crepe de chene, profusely trimmed with lace,
and wore diamond pendant. the gift of the
groom She carried boquet OF Bride roses.
An elaborate wedding supper served, after
which the bride and groom left for a trip to
Washington and Boston, and will arrive in
St. Paul June Is. They will occupy the resi-
dence 6S1 St. Peter street..
Miss Harriet Marie Weyl and August Hohen-
stein were married Wednesday evening in the
English Lutheran church by Rev. Mr.. DETER.
A reception followed at the Weyl home on
Burr street. Mr.. and Mrs. Hohensetin are in
Duluth, and will reside at sol Beaumont ave-
nue. after Nav 20
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-05-16
ST. ANTHONY PARK.

The Park Womens association met on
wednesday afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
": W. CLARK, on Langford place. Mrs. J. ":
Erect Monument" Mrs. Blake also read
paper on "Obeisks." Music was furnished
by Miss Wakeman. Misses Henry, of Min
neapolis. and Mrs. Dushane, of the Park.
The next meeting will be held Memorial
day at the Congregational church.
Mrs. W. NJ. Liggett entertained at tea
Tuesday for Mrs. Hayes and Mrs. Reynolds.
whom were Mrs. Green. Mrs. Adrich. Mrs.
Shaw. Mrs. Brewster. Mrs. Pressy Mrs. Par
ker Mrs. William Boss.
A very interesting lecture on Camping in
the Tropics, illustrated with stereopticon
views. was given by Prof Lugger, in the
Congregational church, under the auspices of
the Young Mems Outing club, Monday even
ing.
The Mothers club met on Tuesday at Cen
trail hall. The subject for discussion was
How to Teach Children Generosity" The
programme was in charge of Mrs. D. c. Mar
tin.
The Christian Endeavor Society of the Con-
gregational Church entertans In the church
pariors for the young women students of the
agricultural college
The Ladies Aid Society of the Congrega-
tonal Church will give social at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson. Thursday
evening
The Children's Endeavor Society of the
Congregational Church gave very enjoyable
sociable in the church parl0rs on Friday even
ing.
The Fortnighty club held an interesting
meeting on Saturday evening at the home
of Mrs. W. w. Clark, of Langford place.
The Womans Club Of the Church of Our
Father will meet with Mrs. W. C. Hazel
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. J.. w. Stone entertained Mrs. S. 2.
Dana and Mrs. E. P. Sanborn, of ST. Paul,
during the week.
A very successful ice cream social was
given on Friday evening by the ladies of the
Methodist church.
w. S. HARDWOOD and family have returned
from short visit with friends in Owatonna.
The Ladies Reading circle met at the homo
OF Mrs. Sfone. on Langford avenue
Mrs. D. c. Martin. entertained he Sunday
school class Wednesday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Dunn and family VIII
spend the summer at White Bear.
D. E. Clark left the first of the week for
short trip in Southern Minnesota.
Miss Thain. Of Millburn. ILL.,. 10 visiting har
sister, Mrs. j. T. Stewart.
The Reading circle will meet with Mrs. D.
Mrs. J. A. Barnum has returned to the
Park.
VIII Lsrkin left last week for Butte, Mont
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-05-16
WEDDING BELLS.

The German Evangelical Lutheran lions
church was crowded to its doors Tuesday
evening. the occasion of the marriage Of Miss
Anna Fortmayer to Charles H. Menk. The
bride is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Fortmeyer, Of 199 Pennsylvania avenue. Rev.
F. Otte performed the ceremony. The bride
wore gown Of white satin trimmed with
pearls and lace and carried Bride roses. She
was attended by her sister, Miss Clara Fort
meyer, as maid of honor. The latter wore q
canary colored organdie and carried pink
roses, The best man was j. H. Brandhorst.
The other attendants were Miss Rose Henke,
Miss Minnie Menk Fred Fortmeyer and H.
G. Menk After the ceremony there was 9
large reception at the BRIDES home, 19S
Pennsylvania avenue. Assisting were Mrs.
Herman Schu!zes, Mrs. Herman F0rtmeyer.
Harry Fork. H. F. Schroeder and August
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-05-16

Monday. May "a, at the Colonnade. There
will be 100 tables played and fifteen prizes
will be awarded.
Division Is. Ladies' Auxiliary Of the he,
give it's sixth annual ball Monday evening in
Odd Fellows hail. on Fifth and Wabasha
streets.
A concert for the benefit of the German
Thursday. May q. The programme will be
under the direction of Mrs. R. R. Dorr.
The women of the Park Congregational
church will, Wednesday afternoon of this
week, give silver tea at the residence OF
Mrs. ]. Clapp, Holly avenue.
The Girls Friendly society will give a jap
anese entertainment Tuesday evening, at
O'Clock, in the guild room of the Church Of
the Messiah.
The Ladies, Society to the B. L. F. No. 81
has issued cards mr its annual calico ball. to
hall.
Division No. 8, A. o. H, will give an enter
tainsnent and dance Wednesday evening at
A. o. U. w. Temple, Eighth and Wabasha-
A ball and necktie social will be given by
st, Paul Comnandery No. 1884, X. Of NJ. at 354
East Seventh street. Tuesday evening.
musical and literary entertainment will
be given at Christ church Thursday evening
for the benefit of the church.
The Women's club, of Merriam Park, will
meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. A. W..
Ter Bush, of Carroll street.
The Junior circle Of the Kings Daughters
will meet Monday afternoon with Miss Alice
Wright, Of Crocus hill
Miss Margaret Edgerton will give dane
ing party Monday evening. Forty INVITATIONS
have been issued.
A meeting Of the Ladies' G.. A. R. Monu-
ment association will be held Saturday at the
Kittson house.
Mrs. L. A. Robinson, of Fairmount avenue,
will Monady evening. entertain the Crocus
Hill club.
The Ladies' Afternoon club will meet Mon
day AFTERNOON with Mrs. Treadwell. of Laurel
avenue.
The Uniyersalist Aid society will. Tuesday
afternoon, meet with Mrs. Russell, OF Seioy
avenue.
The Ideal Eucfre club will Monday evening
meet with Mrs. E. M. Prouty, Of Holly ave-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-05-16
attended a german at the Yerxa home
in Minneapolis Friday evening.

attended a german at the Yerxa home
in Minneapolis Friday evening.
Berrisford Tudor entertains an in
formal party at dancing Thursday
evening.
Mrs. S. H. Arthur entertained at
whist Monday evening.
Miss Edna Hillman entertained
cycle party yesterday. The run was
made to the Indian Mounds.
The reception Tuesday evening for
Rev. C. D. Andrews, of Christ church,
was largely attended The guild room
was frightened with palms and the
tables prettily decorated with cut
flowers. Receiving with DR.. Andrews
was Mrs J. L. Forepaugh. Mrs. w. B.
Bend, Mrs. A. A. White, Mrs. A. Lang
ford, Mrs. Willis, Mrs. w. S. Timber
lake and Mrs. S. S. Beecher. At the
tables were Mrs. J. B. Hoxie and Mrs.
Alexander Cathcart.
Mrs. g. E. Beardslee was the guest
of honor at a small dinner given Mon
day afternoon by Mrs. H. F. Ames and
her mother, Mrs. Skillan, at their resi-
dence, S03 Third avenue south. Mime
apoIis.
The final meeting Of the Twentieth
Century History class was held
Wednesday afternoon at the Flower
residence, on Ashland avenue. Mrs.
Krayenbuhl and Miss Flower were the
hostesses. Mrs. Chapman, Of Mime
apolis, gave an interesting address on
"Mexico." Mrs.; O'Reilly and Miss
Hawkins contributed vocal selections.
The Baldwin school alumni annual
banquet comes off early in June at
the home Of Miss Cornelia Saunders, on
Summit avenue.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-05-16
REVIEW OF THE WEEK.

surprise party was given Wednesday
evening for william Lundgren at his home,
512 Jackson street. The evening pleasures
consisted of games At IL 80 dainty lunch
was served. Among the guests were Misses
Marie BlumeT, Louise Guibert, Esther T.
Blomquist, Lulu, Clara and Helen F. Arm
bruster Lizzie and Rose Benninger, Mary
johnson. Mae Hookinson, Smith, Pfffner,
Mae Blomuuist, Marie Jensen, Clara Hooper.
A. Hundermark, L. Peterson. M. Wallen and
A. e. Halmer Messrs. William Lundgren.
Charles H.bWerty, Charles l.. Warner,
Arthur B. Mcknight: Christie Johnson. Victor
Blomquist, Ja8k Phfner, e. G. Lewis. A.
T. Freese. Le6 E. Davis, G. H. Wergedahl.
P. Beckford, Rene Guibert, Stephen Der
viskey, J. A. Lewis, A. W. Henschel, Ed.
Wa1len, C. R. Grady, Will Fox. E. Schulty,
Ray Runnels and H. c. Rutzen.
William Taylor entertained number OF
his friends at Reimer's dancing academy on
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-05-16
Glove Headquarters.

The best. It's a great satisfac-
ton to be able to say that you have
THE best, and it's encouraging to
know that efforts to combine the
best with the lowest prices are APP
preciated. Our public has set the
seal of appreciation to our efforts
by magnificent pa tronage and
forced us to enlarge the Glove De-
partment to double its usual selling
space. We are exclusive st. Paul
agents for
The celebrated Reynier Glove.
PERKINS, Peerless Pique. and
The Famous Maggioni.
AS many Of our patrons have been
waiting for the arrival of
Our Great Dollar Gloves,
We are pleased to announce that
we have just received small lot,
in choice colors and new effects in
embroideries. Call early, as they
will not last 1ong-the best dollar
glove in the United States.
Order your Furs stored now, and attend
to repairs any time YOU are in the store.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-05-16

The second event of the summer sea-
son was given at the Town and Coun-
try club yesterday. In the afternoon
there were games of archery, golf, etc.
and tea was served on the veranda
by Mrs Will Peet, of st. Paul, and
Mrs. Lamb, of Minneapolis. They were
assisted by a group OF ladies. In the
evening there was informal dancing IN
the clubhouse. Among those attend
ing were Misses Hall. Hammond, Lam
prey, Noyes Julia Noyes. Saunders,
Messrs Trowbridge, Hammond, Noyes
McClelland, Mr.. and Mrs. Pact. MT.
and Mrs Finch. At 7 o'clock dinner
was served to several parties.
A special telegram to the 3 o e
from Philadelphia last night says: DIR.
Appleby and Miss Wilder were mar
ried here today at the Church OF the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-05-16
Carpets and Rags.

Buy your Carpets here. There
are many reasons why you should
do so. Compare our stock of stand
ard makes, private designs and-ex-
elusive colorings with any other in
the Northwest, and you will not be
in doubt. Our work is always first
class, and prices the lowest.
FLOOR MATTINGS-This is the
time for them, and we are prepared
to show you a stock that is large,
fresh, crisp and clean.
RUGS-We invite your especial
attention to choice collection just
received. They will never be Of
fered as low again.
Order your Furs stored now. and attend
to repairs any time you are i'll the store.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-05-16

Baroness Hirsch, who has set all London and
Paris talking by her great gift OF $lS7,OOO or
nearly million francs, to the charity to which
so many of the French aristocracy were sac
riiced last week, is the widow of the famous
Jewish millionaire and philanthropist who
died in 1896. This rich woman has carried on
her husbands immense charities in accord
ance with he dead baron's desire and in
structions Even during her husbands life
she took the keenest interest in the work to
which he devoted all of his last years. Then,
too, she had her own schemes apart from
those of the baron and she drew without
limit on his fortune for the pursuance OF
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-05-16

5000 yards of navy blue, brown,
olive and jet black Storm Serge, all
pure wool, the bright, wiry n.
crisp kind, actual value Soc a LSC
yard, for Monday............
1S pieces of English hard twisted
Covert Sriitings, the correct fabric
for cycling costumes, 40 -.
inches wide, the Soc a yard sSIC
kind, for, Monday. ..........
A complete assortment of large
and small Checks, in a great range
of colorings, for separate skirts.
The balance of this seasons stock
of Imported Novelties at less than
cost of mportation-the most popu-
lar weaves of the season in Guipure
Damasse, Canvas Reside, Grena-
dine Jaspa, Mexican Canvas, Ham
mock Suitings. Fancy Examines,
Silk-and- Wool Novelties, and Bur-
lap Suitings.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-05-16

ing. after attending the funeral Of Col. Jew
EFT.
Lieut.. Beacon having sprained his knee by
fall from his wheel, is confined to his quar-
ters for month crutches.
Lieut. and Mrs. Avery returned to Fort
Smelling last evening.
Mrs. Bundy gave q dinner party Friday
evening.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-05-16

Fashion says: Black MORE Vel
ours for separate skirts grows in IA
vor daily. It's bound to be fashion
able for next season, as leading re-
tailers in all large cities have order
ed quantities for Fall delivery. The
new tariff will advance prices, too.
Buy them now and save money.
We were never out of them-High
Colors in Taffetas-and we never
will be as long as they are good.
From four to six shades of each
correct color here all the time.