The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-08-09
MUSICAL GUESTS HONORED
FAREWELL PARTY TO MRS.
HENRY A STAHL

Prominent Local Musician Who
VIII Reside In New YOrlk-Mrs.
TitcOmb Entertained for U. 8.
Kerr, the vocalist-Mrs. j. @.
Adams Also Entertained.
Conrad o. Searle. Of Ramsey street
entertained last evening for Mrs. Henry
A Stahl, who leaves soon for New York
TO reside. The gathering was Of the
musical friends of Mrs Stahl, and dur.
Ing the evening there was Instruments
and vocal music. The guests were:
Mrs Russell. R. Dorr. Mrs. De Puy. Miss
Bryop, Miss Richards, Miss Greye, Miss
SSh a,,, Miss Else Shaw. Miss Alness. Miss
Newell, Miss Strong, Miss Mead Messrs Gil
bert. Potter, Sanford, Kenyon, Perera, Min
neapoiis; Stees, Shaw. Richards.
U. 8. Kerr was entertained last evening by
Mrs. Charles Titcomb, at the Genesee. Some
hfteen or twenty guests of musical taste were
b1dden to meet Mr.. Kerr, WHO is In the Twin
Cities for few days and who sang at First
N. f. church, Minneapolis. Sunday. Miss
Gertrude Harrison. OF Helena, Mont. was
also among the guests and an informal but
very delightful musical programme was
given during the evening.
Mrs. J. @. Adams entertained her neighbors
on Crocus hill yesterday In compliment to
Mrs. j. b West. who has just returned from
europe and who formerly resided on Crocus
hill There were about thirty guests received
informally.
The Kingston. Ont. News for Wednesday,
Aug. .. says: Last night at half-past s
o'clock took place the marriage of James
STROUD, OF the Empire Fast Freight line to
Mcmillan. of this city. The ceremony was
performed at the residence of the
brides father on First street, the
Ianiv, +xriv,
The bride wore white organdie
trimmed with lace, and carried white roses.
Miss Ada Sherman acted as bridesmaid. Her
She carried pink roses. Allen Stroud was
best man. After the ceremony there was a
p bridal SUPP supper during which telegram ar
OF st. Paul. uncles OF the groom. wishing
Mr.. and Mrs. Stroud prosperity. The groom 3
present to the bridesmaid was an opal brooch.
Mrs. Stroud was presented with a purse OF
gold from the First Baptist church choir
she having been organist at the church for
number Of years. Both bride and groom
is the son Of Sergeant Major Stroud, A field
battery. r. C. A. Mr.. and Mrs. Stroud have
gone to Niagara and Detroit. and will re-
side in st. Paul."
Mrs. G. l.. Easton entertains the Mid
summer Euchre club today at the home OF
Mrs E. E. Hughson, on Dayton avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Kelsey. Of Conway
street. celebrate their tenth wedding ami
versary this evening.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First Uni
versalist Church meets today with Mrs. H.
A. Clifford. 164 Harrington avenue.
The regular Iron Hall lodge meeting was
held last evening at the home of Mr. and
Mrs James Morrow, on Nelson avenue.
ing were: Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. George, Mt.
and Mrs. Frank George, Frank Albeck' Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Johnson, Miss StoweIl, Miss
Staples and others.
There will be music at the Town and
Country club during August. Sept. 1 the
Saturday evening informals will be renewed.
Miss Hope entertains the Junior orchestra
at a studio recital this evening in the Cham
Der of Commerce building.
The Century club contemp:ates making an
other Sunday run about Sept. /.
Miss Lucy Parlow. daughter of Mrs Sarah
Parlow, CT 1877 East Ninth street. is visiting
! relatives in Boston and the White noun
tains. Miss Parlow went East in May ac-
companied by her brother, E.lwood Getchell
Recently they were guests OF the Gloucester
Maine.
John G. Clark and wife, Of st. Louis. Mo-.
who have been visiting in the Twin Cities
the past week, will return home tomorrow.
Rev. F. B: Cowgirl. pastor of the First
Methodist church, is spending the week with
his family on Rest Island Lake Pepin. He
will probably return next Saturday.
Prof A. ]. Smith. superintendent of schools,
will return to st. Paul next Thursday. Aug
IL, from a trip in the East
The y P. S; G. E.. Of the Dayton Avenue
Presbyterian church Will give a trolley party
next next Tuesday evening. Aug 16 The car;
| leave the Ryan hotel. at O'Clock. The
| Christian Endeavorers will make the pleasant
| trip through Lakes Como and Harriet, return
| ing late in the evening
Rev. M. D. Edwards, pastor of the Dayton
Avenue Presbyterian church. and family, left
yesterday for Chisago lakes, where they will
| spend the month of August.
| Miss Ella Richards is home from Ohio.
! Mr.. and Mrs. John Bideman of the AL
| bion, are at Mackinac island.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan and Miss ShirJey
Morgan, of Dayton avenue. are home from
Lake Prairie
Miss Emma Spencer, OF Nelson avenue, has
been entertaining friends from Boston.
are in Duluth
Miss Lillian Maui, of Minneapolis will visit
Mrs John Mathies at HiglIwood Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Kreiger. of Summit avenue,
leave for Chicago this week Mr.. Kreiger
will make a trip East.
Miss Tower, of College avenue, is home
from Faribault
E. r. Emerson and son. of Mount Airy
street left last week for Boston and Martha s
Vineyard.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Wallieh have gone
East.
Mrs: H. G. Boyeson. of st. Anthony ave-
nue.. has gene to st. Cloud.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Hoffman are making
trip through the Rockies
Gen: and Mrs. M. D. Flower have returned
from Bald Eagle.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Conger are at Chisago
lake.
Miss Blanch CIough is East
Mrs. ]. D. Humphrey returns this week
from the East.
Frank Kreiger sails Sept. 1 for GERMANY
for two years study in music
Dr. Stamm, of los Smith avenue returned