The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-16
LAWN FET'E SHOWERED
June Pleasures are Dampened but
Not Spoiled


Not Spoiled.
The lawn fete given last evening bv
the capitol City Cycle club was slight
~ marred by the rain, but was voted
a success by all present. 1t was the
annual opening Of the club house and
Lully one thousand people attended
Inc club has an enrolment of III with
r. q. c. Bot as president.
Inc grounds and porches Of the house
were nghted by Japa nese lanterns and
the interior of the club house was
decorated with palms and peonies Re
Ireshments were served on tables on
the lawn by the Misses Hubert. Fisher
Bangs, Mcleod, Good, Densmore
cameron, Gage, Milan, Slocum, Bruner'
Jenkins and Anthem. Messrs. M. G.
COOK, ). Schnittger. G. w. Slocum, A,
Esnarot, Chas. Freeman and V. Anthem
were committee on arrangement, and
=. j. Fuchs, G. Glueck, L. Barber and
n. h. McCleary composed the recon
ton committee. An orchestra was sta
tioned ON the upper balcony and later
IN the evening, when the floors were
canvassed, dancing was enjoyed by
many Of those present.
The marriage of Miss Katherine Stewart
OF TINS city, and Alvin P. Clifford of Grand
idence of Mr.. and Mrs F. B. HiItons S32
Ashland avenue. The bride was attended nv
Miss Mamie de Bruyn Kops of Chicago III
Fred CIinord: OF Grand Forks. acted as best
man. Rev. Maurice D. Edwards of the Day-
ton Avenue Presbyterian church performed
the ceremony. A breakfast was partaken nv
the couple and friends, after which Mr.. and
Mrs. clifford took the O'Clock train for
Grand Forks.
st. Paul people were interested In charm
ing wedding which took place last evening
In saltwater, when Miss Katharyn R Moor
head, of the st. Croix metropolis, became the
wife Of Albert L. Browne. of this city Miss
ANN Mae Covell, of Saltwater. was brides
maid and Il. A. Males. of St. Paul attended
the groom. Mr.. and Mrs. Browne will spend
their honeymoon on the great lakes and
will be at home after July 1 at 158 Pleasant
avenue.
The Boadiceans of '9S picnicked at the end
OF the Randolph street car line yesterday
afternoon. g. p: g. 49, .ss.s-... !.,.- sr,-,.
The women of the olvet church, of Mer-
RAM Park, gave dollar social last even
ing in the church parlers.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs D. S. B. john
ston entertained informally for two mission
after Through. They are Miss Bender OF
Baltimore, and Miss Blackstock of this state.
both being representatives of the Worncn's
Foreign Missionary Society of the NJ. E.
Church.
Mrs. French of the Dakotah, gave
luncheon yesterday afternoon.
The members of the Central Presbyterian
church will Friday evening, give a reception
for Rev. and Mrs. Andrew Meldrum in the
church parlors. fine programme of music
and recitations is being arranged, and in
cludes selections by Miss Myrtle Burnett
Miss Hammersiy, Mr.. Hunt, w. K. Braddon
and Mr.. Judson. Mrs. Lewis, representing
the Ladies Work society of the church. Will
give a resume of the history of the society
since its organization twenty-eight years ago.
Unity Tempe No. 9, Rathbone Sisters. will
give another dime social Thursday evening.
The programme to be rendered will be: Pr
ano solo, Miss Oracle Mortensen vocal solo,
Mrs. Thomas Morgan: piano solo, Miss Lille
Rouleau: recitation, Aicy Baer; piano solo,
Mrs. Dafoe; song and dance Misses Golde
and Emma Gillette; recitation, Mrs. George;
piano Duet, Mrs. A. II. Dafoe and Miss Ora
Gle Mortensen; piano solo, Miss Rouleau.