The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-18


Florence NelSon,a of Madison. The
decorations consisted of wild roses and
terms arranged very effectively in the
pariors and on the pOrches. Miss Graf
Senberg was assisted in receiving by
the Misses Maries Johnson, Elsie Con-
STAINS, Adele Lanpher and Anna Sloan
Miss Hattie johnson and Miss Ruby
Teasdale served ice and punch in the
dining ROOM. About thirty young
women called1 between the hours Of /
and 6.
Mrs. A. E. Boyeson, of Paramount avenue,
gave buffet luncheon yesterday after
noon for her sister, Mrs. Milbourn. pink
enect was carried out in the decorations
in the parlors and dining room. About forty
women were present.
The wedding of Miss Grace Marie O'Brien.
daughter of Mrs. Mary OBrien and Edward
T.. DOW is announced to take place the latter
part OF the month at st. Mary's church. Miss
U Br1en has been for some time past
teacher in the st. Paul public schools.
A lawn social will be given by the women
OF St. johns church this evening, at Maria
avenue and Plum street.
"Our Boys" club will give dancing party
tomorrow evening at the hall, Arcade and
Lawson streets.
Tuesday last, took place the wedding OF
MISS Georgina Godbout and Theodore Larsen.
who was attended by her sister, Miss Flor
ence Godbout, wore white organdie and silk
ana carried Bride roses. Miss Godbout wore
white silk and carried pink roses. Norman
sheffhansen was best man. Mr.. and Mrs.
Larsen left for Duluth and will take a trip
on the Great lakes and will be at home
after July L at rs East Lawson street.
Mrs. Russell Dorr, of 5 Crocus hill, leaves
Monday for New York to attend the min
teenth convention of the Music Teachers. Miss
oh irr1or nf oil IIynTn nT'c
musical clubs and societies of Minnesota.
The Jugendverein of the Bethlehem Church
Will give an entertainment this evening at
O'Clock. The programme will consist of vocal
and instrumental music, with recitations.
among the musicians appearing are: Mrs.
Iraeger, Misses Hilbert, Baker, Provost
Messrs. Robert Schroer, Bloser and Olden-
| burg. The Bethlehem quartette will render
few selections. Miss Ida Theobald will
| be the aecompanst Refreshments will be
| served at the close Of the entertainment
A lawn social will be given Saturday even
| Ing, Minnehaha and Earl Streets for the ben
| eft of the voting contest of st. Johns church.
7 Ice cream and cake will be served by the
| ladies of the parish.
First Baptist church will give lawn social
| on the grounds of Mrs. Perro, 397 East Tenth
street, this evening, and will furnish mu-
| steal programme. The Twin City Mandolin
| club Is expected to be present, and refresh
ments will be served during the evening.
The Junior Epworth League Of the Central
Park NJ. E. Church will be Eat home'' to their
friends this evening at o'clock in the church
parlors.
The regular meeting of the hill district of
the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of
! the First Baptist Church Will meet with Mrs.
Allen, 795 Holly av., at 8 p m: this afternoon.
Papers on the slave Trade Life of Liv-
| ingstone,'' African Inland Mission" will be
part of the programme.
musicale was given last evening by the
| Misses Perfect at their home, 80 South Vic
toria avenue. The parlors and dining room
! were tastefully decorated with red and white
/ carnations. The ''Madre del Sommo Amore. -
by Campana, was sung by Miss Keller, Mr..
| Gilbert and Prof. Colville, the voices of the
| three blending in perfect harmony Miss VIII
son gave, two, piano solos the Magic Magic ;, Fire Ire
Scene" by Wagner, and ''Au Mere, by
Schubert. A. G, Gessler sang Midsummer
Dreams and Were My Songs With Wings
Provided, the iatteresong showing his voice
to a much better advantage Mr.. Danz gave
a violin solo, ''Traumerei.' lone Star Only
and 1.-The Lament of the Rose were sung by
Mrs. Colville. Miss Keller sang Hush, My
Little One" by Bevignani, and Mrs. Colville
and Miss Keller gave the duet, From Far
Away by Carraciola. About thirty people
were present, among whom were Mr.. and
Mrs. Stewart Mr.. and Mrs. Weirick, Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell R. Dorr, Mr.. and Mrs. Colville
Mr. and Mrs. Downs, Miss San Souci, Miss
B. Hale, Miss SINNERS, Mr.. Taylor and Dr.
Weirick.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w Melville entertained al
progressive eIchre last evening, at their home
on Cherokee avenue.
The Cen Ord w. R. c. gave an ice cream
social last evening the residence Lawn
of Mrs. Connects, Bates avenue and Fiftf
street.
A dime social was given last evening b.
the Rathbone Sisters No. at Unity Temple
The Young Ladies' Social club gave hol
last evening at Oxford hall. The hall wa!
prettily decorated and the hop was Target!
attended.
The Ascension parish reception, which wa
postponed last: Thursday, took place las
|, evening on the rectory lawn, 235 Prescott
street. The yard was lighted by numerou
Japanese lanterns and tables, from Whlcl
refreshments were served were scattered
about the lawn. Although the night wa
) cool the lawn fete was largely attended.
Miss Bertha Hale. of Ashland avenue,
entertaining Miss Julia Gertack
Mr. and Mrs. Cocker, of Summit avenue
have returned from Hazelhurst, Wis.
: Miss Nellie Officer is at Minnetonka.
Miss Mable Gates is in Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Nichols have gone Eas
to meet Miss Nichols and will spend the sum
mer at the coast before returning.
Bishop Gilbert and DR.. c. D. Andrews lei
Wednesday for the East where they will sa
E for Liverpool to attend the Lambeth confer
ence and afterward travel on the continent
Archdeacon Appleby will occupy the pulp1
of Christ church during the absence Of Dl
Andrews.
3 Mrs. Judge, of Litchfie,d, is visiting he
brother, P. f. Ferris.
PAID UP IT'S BILL.