The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-09
WELCOMED THE BRIDE.
Recer--ca at Westminster Church
Social Notes.

Social Notes.
Rev. R. L. Barackman, whose installation
as pastor Of Westminster Presbyterian church.
was told of in the G some months ago
has made himself doubly dear to his congre-
cation by reason Of his recent marriage to
charming young woman from Pennsylvania,
1or whom reception was given in the church
on Wlnlfred street, last evening" about 800
people giving the new wife warm greeting
and cordial welcome to their church and city.
The church was decorated with palms and
nnes and brilliantly lighted. A committee
consisting of Mrs. A. NJ. Bartlett and Mrs
keck met the guests at the church door Mr.
and Mrs: Barackman standing to receive them
In the church parlors. With them stood Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Leak. Miss Myrtle Waite and
Frank Shepard. Following the reception
there was an informal programme j. NJ.
Hawthorne made the address of welcome in
a somewhat humorous vein, closing with the
fact that the church, except for a small mort
gage was in a condition for which all should
be grateful, as they were entirely free from
debt The church choir contributed numbers
and Miss Hynderer sang co. Promise Me-
Rev. Mr.. Pringle and DR.. NJ. P. L. Hill each
made brief addresses. Mrs. Barackman was
then presented with q handsome gold and
white quilt, the work of the ladies of the
church, and all done by hand Mrs. Bart
lett. the president of the Ladies' society,
made the presentation. At the supper which
followed there was bride cake covered with
English violets, and Mrs. Barackman was
given another pretty gift, cream spoon.
The tables were in charge of Mesdames Jep
young women Of the church Mr.. and Mrs.
Barackman will reside at the Hawthorne
home on Winifred street, for the present.
The women of Clinton Avenue Church held
an Easter sale In the church parlors yester-
day. giving an entertainment in the evening.
The church and parlors were crowded and
good sum realized for the church treasury.
The tables were prettily arranged and bore
many beautiful articles, as we'll as those more
useful than ornamental. The fancy work
table In charge of Mesdames Pennington,
Hare, Avison and Henderson. AT the do
nestle table were Mesdames Williams and
Thayer. The ices were in charge Of Mesdames
Kendall, Quail, Ordeman and Whitiker. and
the young women of the church had a table
devoted to notions and candy, presided over
by Mesdames Bell. Munson and Krhon and
Misses Edna and Elsie Williams. The pro
gramme was given by Edna Rice Clayton and
Genevieve Clayton, Freddy Mccarthy Hazel
Pennington Master Matte Linnau, Miss
King, Robert Geddes, Mrs. Clifford, and
others.
Mrs. ]. c. Lauderdale, Of East Winifred
street. entertains this evening.
Mrs j. W. Mabon and Mrs. DR.. Brimhall
entertained the members of Plymouth church
last evening at the latter's home, 63 Central
avenue. Assisting were Mesdames E. L. Ma
bon Lester Mabon, DR.. and Mrs. Arnett, Rev.
The members of the Nineteenth Century
club Wednesday afternoon enjoyed a visit
to J. j. Hills fine art gallery at his residence
in ST. Paul. The Glib was euscorted by Mrs.
H. F. Brown, and the recent morning spent
on French art made the occasion especially
appreciated Mr.. Hill has recently added sew
eral valuable pictures to his collection.
The West side monument committee met
yesterday morning with Mrs. F. B. Doran,
April %, in A. o. U. w. hall The affair
will be called fad social.
The engagement of Miss Weed. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Weed, to Albert K.
Moore has been announced.
Mrs. Archibald MacLean, of Holly avenue,
entertains at cinch this afternoon, In COM
pliment to Mrs. Ingersoll, her guest.
ST. Paul society people attended the Drum
mond- Greenleaf wedding in Minneapolis yes
terday. The ceremony was performed at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Greenleaf on
Seventh street. the large church wedding
having been abandoned on account of the
illness of the bridegroom's father, James
Drummond, of st. Louis. The bride was Miss
Grace Greenleaf and the bridegroom James
Thomas Drummond, Of st. Louis. DR.. M. ID.
Shutter performed the ceremony, which was
followed by a reception. Mr. and Mrs. Drum
mond have gone to New York, and will be
at home after May 1 in ST. Louis
Another Minneapolis wedding Of interest
to a number of St. Paul people was that of
Miss Edith Mitchell, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. A. L. Mitchell to William Seaman, OF
by Rev. George Bridgeman, of Hamline, at the
brides home, S12 South Tenth street. The
bridegroom is a graduate of the Minneapolis
college of physicians and surgeons.
Wednesday Capt. and Mrs. John c. De-
vereux of 615 Grotto street, celebrated the
thirty fifth anniversary Of their wedding.
Many friends called to pay their respects to
tba n
tain has been resident Of st. Paul since
1855. He served his country during the last
rebellion for four years and eight months in
the Third regiment, Minnesota volunteer in
fantry is well and favorably known to nearly
all our old settlers, and was a newspaper
man, having founded and published for years
the Northwestern Chronicle.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Guile, Of Ashland av-
enue, entertained at whist last evening.
The Mothers club, of Como, will meet with
Mrs Peterson 334 Lexington avenue, Sat
urday afternoon, April 10, at p M
The Audubon Euchre club meets Tuesday
with Mrs. Twiss. 236 EasJ Seventh street.
The New Year Cinch club gives a dancing
party at the Portland this evening.
The women Of Acker corps gave a progress
sive euchre party in Central hall last even
ing.
The sibley Mothers club meets today in
the kindergarten room of the Sibley school.
The Twentieth Century History class meets
today with Mrs. Mathew Clark, of Summit
avenue. Cuba" is the topic.
The annual entertainment for the benefit
OF the First Baptist church Sunday school
takes place this evening.
The Kings Daughters of Pacific Congrega-
tional Church give coin social this even
ing in the church.
Miss Sanbcrn. of Virginia avenue, enter
tanned at luncheon yesterday for Miss Corn
Cornish. In the evening Miss Otis, Of the
Ashland, entertained with cards in compli-
ment 10 Miss Corning.
papers before the Thursday circle yesterday
at the home Of Miss Winter, Ais Summit av-
enue.
programme at the Arlington Hills Presby-
terrain church last evening.
Mrs, E. A. Topper of Gilman terrace en-
tertained at cards last evening.
Miss Wilder and Miss Mitchell went East
yesterday.
Miss Finch. of Summit avenue has gone to
New York.
Mrs Leonard, of the Central w. C. t. u,
has recovered from her recent serious i'll
ness.
Mrs. Park Richie is home from the South.
Mrs. Abbott wife of Representative Abbott
of Delavan was a guest at the Central W. G.
I. U. meeting yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fuller, Mr. and Mrs.
H. NJ. Temple have returned from Rice Lake,
Wis.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gowran, of Grand Forks.
were guests during the week Of Mrs A. D.
Henderson. of Clinton avenue. They were on