The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-30


flowers were pink roses. The brides gown
was of white silk null. with trimmings OF
lace and ribbons Her bouquet was OF
Bride roses. The service was read by Rev.
G. F. Holt. The bridal party stood In an
alcove decorated with holly and ground pine,
and horseshoe OF holly hung above. them
| The second parlor was decorated In pink roses
and carnations and the supper room was In
holly. During the informal reception which
| followed the ceremony musical numbers were
| rendered by Mr.. Hammond and Miss Quale
wedding supper was served to the IS
guests. Among the out-of-town guests were
M. and Mrs. T. c. Arnold. of Brownton
grandparents of the bride; Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Lee. Brownton; Mr.. and Mrs Elmer
Lee BrowntOn; Mrs. Evans, Stewart; Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Wilson. Richfeld: Mr.: and
Mrs. Fred Clark, Rchfeld, and Mrs. Brad
bury. of Bloomfield, the bridegrooms mother.
Mr.. and Mrs Stoddard will spend a few
weeks In Bloomfield, and upon their return
will be at home at 1925 Bryant avenue north
LEE-BLYE.
The marriage of Miss May Frances Lee to
Henry S. Blye took place yesterday afternoon
at 5 o'clock in Chicago Avenue Baptist
church. Rev. Mr.. Riley performing the cere:,
mony. AS the Lohengrin march sounded
| through the church the bridal party advanced
to the altar. Little Margaret Mccartney and
Ernest Watson bore flowers and were daintily
clad in white Misses Bertha Williamson and
Fernie Stearns were bridesmaids, and wore
null over blue silk Their flowers were
pink roses. Miss Josephine Tilden was maid
of honor and wore white organdie over pink
silk. She also carried roses. The bride wore
white briIliantlne, trimmed with lace and
passamenterie Her flowers were Bride roses
The bridegroom was attended by James Cor
don, Of st. Paul. The ceremony was fol.
| lowed by a supper to the wedding party at
the home of the brides parents, 1898 Ninth
avenue south. In the evening reception was
given to 200 guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Blye Will
go to Syracuse, N. Y, for the winter.
MR.. ToMLINs WILL TALK
NJ. w. l.. Tomlins, of Chicago, whose re-
markable success not only as director OF the
Apollo club, of which he has had the musical
management for twenty-five years. but also
as instructor of children's choruses In many or
the large Eastern cities, has brought him de-
served honor, will address the Schubert club
at its studio, Phoenix building, this afternoon
at o'clock The members are anticipating
rare treat.
BUFFET LUNCHEON.
Mrs A. B. Stickney gave a small buffet
luncheon yesterday for Mrs. Frederick Ban
ming Of Chicago.
SOME EVENTS TODAY.
Miss Marguerite Morton entertains q
dancing party this evening.
Mrs. George B. Young entertains today.
Miss Elsie Constans gives dancing party
this evening at her home Summit ave-
Mrs. Charles A Wheaton. Of Summit ave-
nue., entertains at cards this evening.
Mrs. F. W. Faber, of Virginia avenue. gives
a luncheon today for her sister. Mrs. Mac
donald Marrinan, Of Upton, Ind.
The Fenwick Musical society gives COM
pl:mentary entertainment at the Portland
this evening. Artists from Minneapolis and
St. Paul will take Fart.
The Schufeit club will enjoy especial
treat this afternoon, when Prof TomIne will
address the members in the club rooms in
the Phoenix block.
DANCING PARTY
Miss Lusk and Miss Ruth Lusk entertained
a dancing party last evening at their home
on Dayton avenue. The guests were students
from Central high school. Miss Lusk returns
to college next week.
MRS. RHODES ENTERTAINs.
Mrs Dudley Rhodes entertained the young
er society set at dnner-dance last evening
at her home on Ashland avenue for Good
rich and Frank Rhodes, who are home from
Yale for the holidays. Tables were placed in
the lower rooms, and after dinner they were
removed and there was dancing on the can
yaSSed floors.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
DR.. and Mrs. John F. Baker. of Dayton
avenue, are entertaining Prof. and Mrs.
Frank Budlong, of Rochester.
Miss Gertrude San Souci has gone to New
York to reside.
Ex-GOv. and Mrs. William R. Merriam
have gone South.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Murphy, Mrs. Lobban
and Mr.. Robertson gail Jan. from San
Francisco for a trip around the world.
Misses Emily and Irene Woodman, of
Northfield are guests of Mrs. S. o. Greer,
of Iglehart street
Mrs. Charles H. Bige.ow Jr.. of Nina ave-
nue.. Is entertaining Miss Richardson, of
Carleton college.
There will be a special meeting of Ladies'
Aid Society No 20. S. of ". tonight at their
hall, Sixth and Seventh streets. at 7:SO
o'clock.
Miss Frances smythe left last evening for
New Haven. Conn. Miss Smythe VIII spend
the remainder Of the winter in the East.
Howard Citing, of st. Louis. is at the Abb
erdeen. Mr.. Citing has received a most cor
dial welcome in st, Paul social circles. He
returns to st. Louis next week.
Mrs. John L. Hoffman, OF 1877 Martin street,
has invited large number of her friends and
the friends of her husband John L. Hoffman,
to meet as her residence tonight and assist
her in celebrating the annual birthday
niversary of Mr.. Hoffman, which occurs 10
day. musical and literary programme has
been prepared for the occasion and several
numbers will be sung by the male chorus OF
the Concordia society.
st. Paul people will attend the Folwell re-
ception in Minneapolis New Years when Pro-.
Folwel and Miss Mary Folwell will receive
the Kappa Kappa Gamma women and the
The Crocus Hill club gave a series of two
entertainments yesterday afternoon and even
ing. In the afternoon the younger children
of the members, with the small friends, were
entertained at the Rice house. on Crocus hill
and in the evening the older set enjoyed
music and dancing
Don Bum was rendered a surprise party
Tuesday evening. The young people amused
themselves riding about town on a bob
after which there were refreshments.
At the home OF G.. A. Hunt, at Manchester
yesterday afternoon the birthday boxes from
the Manchester Presbyterian Sunday school
were opened. There were from thirty-five to
forty boxes and goodly was realized.
Miss Fanny Davidson and John Davidson,
the skaters, will be rendered reception and
banquet Friday evening by the Laurel Cycle
club. at the club house. Sixth and Summit.
A reception will be given Friday evening
in the lecture room of the Central Presby-
terrain church by the officers of the church
and their wives. The event is to celebrate
the payment of half the church debt.
The twelfth annual ball of West SIDE Lodge
No. los, 1. O. o. F., takes place tomorrow
evening In the hall. on Wabasha street and
Fairfield avenue.
George E. Halberg and Miss Emma Hal
berg entertained at the Albion last evening.
The chaperons were Dr. and Mrs. Darling.
The Ladies' Union Auxiliary CT Union
Lodge No. As. l. o. o. F., will give their
euchre party this evening at Odd Fellows
hail. Third and Wabasha streets.
Surprise for Prof. Boenisch.