The Saint Paul globe., 1897-09-17

on or before Sept. l, 1898.
| Aid. Kaldunskis ordinance directing the
| street railway company to operate horse
| car line on Blail street, from Como avenue
| to Lexington, was recommended to pass
MASoNS ARE BANQUETED
BY the Auxiliary Order of the East
ern Star.
A banquet was rendered Braden
| Lodge, A. F. and A. M, last evening
| in Masonic hail. by the ladies of st.
Paul Chapter No. "a, o. E. s. Between
| 300 and 400 guests gathered in the re-
| eeption room, which had been decorat-
| ed with flags and flowers for the occa-
sicn. The first part of the programme
was opened in the parlors with a selec-
| tion by the Arion orchestra, Of
Minneapolis. The numbers I'M
mediately following were: A
reading, by Mrs. Burke; solo, by Mrs.
| A. B. Bishop, and a recitation by Ed
ward McStay. The guests then repair
| ed to the banquet room, where the long
rows of handsomely appointed tables
gave promise of the good things to
come. Before the feasting began
| Brother Griswold asked a blessing. The
| following programme added to the
| pleasures of the banquet. Address OF
| welcome, by Mrs. Mary Aineu, worthy
| nlatron, sister; response by Worshlpfui
Brother Jones, master of Braden lodge;
remarks on Eastern Star in general.
by Past Grand Worthy Matron john
son, of Minneapolis; Relation of East
| ern Star to Masonic Fraternity by
| Brother Griswold; remarks on sister
| hood of Eastern Star, by Mrs. E. H.
| Milham; toast, "For the good of the
ORDER" responded to by worthy patron
Brother Van Duyn: Love one an
other" response by Sister Burke; ITO
the ladies'" response by Brother Lewis
| The Ladies' Aid Society of the East
Presbyterian Church had an all-day
meeting yesterday at the home of Mrs.
| Chapman, of Hazel Park.
| A charming wedding was celebrated
at ST. Raphaers church at o'clock
| this morning, says the Wisconsin State
Journal of Madison, Of Tuesday, that
of Miss Rachel Catherine McGovern,
youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. An
| thcny McGovern, of this city, and
George WILDER Markham, of st. Paul.
AS the bells rung the hour of 8, the
strains of the wedding march filled the
| church and the wedding party entered,
| DR.. J. D. Purcell and Charles O'Neill,
! the ushers, leading the march, follow
| ed by Miss Matte Cook, maid of honor,
| the bride on the arm of her father, the
| groom and groomsmen meeting them
at the altar. The bride was dressed
| in mousseline de sole over white
taffeta silk made en- train, trimmed
with old point lace, and carried Bride
roses The bridesmaid wore organdie
over white silk, with Valenciennes lace,
and carried American Beauty roses.
! Walter G. Morgan, of ST. Paul, was
best man. The celebration of the nup-
tial mass by Rev. ]. NJ. Naughtin was
very impressive. Beauty and simplicity
characterized every detail of the cere-
mony and of the reception which fol-
| lowed at the home of the brides par
ents The decorations were very taste
/ full, smilaX and chrySanthemumS being
favcrites. The presents were numerous
and beautiful Mr.. Markham is a
promising young attorney of st. Paul.
| The young couple left on the 1:l5 train
this afternoon on a short wedding trip,
| amid a shower of good wishes express
| ed in the usual enthusiastic way. The
| following guests were present from out
Of town: Mrs. McCrossen, Wausau;
Mrs. H H. Grace, Superior; Mr. and
! Mrs. J. T. Kelly, of Milwaukee; Mr.. and
! Mrs. j. E. Markham, Mr., and Mrs
| Hugh McGovern, of Hubbleton; Mrs
Martha G. McCrossen, st. Paul; Mrs
Mary Casey and daughters, Miss Dora
Paul.
Mrs. W. H. s. Wright. of Crocus place,
gave thimble bee yesterday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. f. L. Spencer gave a din
ner Wednesday evening for Mr.. and Mrs.
| Swinborne, ef Highwood
The Misses Josephine Narcotic and Virginia
! Russell gave dancing party last evening
! at the home of Miss Narcotic, On Pleasant
| T1,nf fntn in of rlt
| of Miss MILAN Narcotic, who has been in
Boston for the last two months. There were
! about thirty-1ve guests present The decora-
tions were golden rod daisies and Japanese
! lanterns. Refreshments were served in the
| evening and at midnight
Mrs. Ed Mccormick and two children re-
| turned to their home in Winnipeg last even
ing, after a pleasant visit with friends
Miss Fife Smith. of Duluth is the guest
of Miss Southall, of ST. Anthony Park.
f. B. Ober has gone to Duluth
John Topping left yesterday for Brainerd
| P. o. Brewster has gone to Montana
DIR. and Mrs Christian Fry and Mrs f.
! B. Wells returned yesterday from Yellowstone
park.
John Jackson, Archie McLaren and w. J.
| Dean have gone to Dakota on a hunting trip.
John Patty. of So Summit avenue, is visit
| ing in Southern Wisconsin.
| Mrs c. Cleveland Hoyt has returned from
| Europe.
John Burkee. CT DAYTON avenue, left
| Wednesday night for Buffalo.
| Miss Georgia Grant, of Nelson avenue, left
| Wednesday for Vassar.
Mrs Thomas Irvine. of Dayton avenue, has
| gone to Clinton. 10.
| Mrs Henderson, of Marshall avenue, has
returned from Canada.
Floyd Evans, of Ashland avenue has re-
turned to school at Andover, Mass.
! Dr. and Mrs. Charles Greene, of Laurel ave-
nue. have returned from Montreal.
| Gen. and Mrs. ]. W. Bishop, of Mackubn
| street have returned from Minnetenka.
Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Schriber. of Fairmount
| avenue, returned Wednesday night from the
! East.
Mrs Bancroft and Miss Gertrude Bancroft
| of Nelson avenue, have returned from the
! East.
Mrs c. E. Holland, who IS visiting her SIS
ter Mrs. Carr, will leave today for Detroit,
| Mich.
Mrs W. D. Williams, who has been the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Carr, of Nelson ave-
nue.. left Tuesday evening for Marquette,
! Mich.
Col. Appleton and family have returned
| from the lake and have taken a house on
| Portland avenue.
Miss Hale who has been visiting Mrs. A. A
| White of Summit avenue, has returned to
her home in Boston.
Miss Elsie Cumnick, who has been the guest
of Mrs. Welch of Dayton avenue, has re-
! turned to her home at Henderson.
Capt. Owen j. Sweet, whoh as been visiting
T for St. Louis where he has taken the recruit
! ing detail.
Mrs. H. C. Burbank and the Misses Rob-
| bins who have been a year in Europe, sailed