The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-18

Parties--Miss Marie A. Dillon the
Bride-Names of Those Who
Have Withdrawn From ID. RI.
There will be local interest in the
announcement of the marriage in
Philadelphia Feb. 2S, of Miss Marie A.
Dilton to Nh. Henry Donnell Rockwell.
The marriage was a surprise to the
friends of both parties, the ceremony
being quietly performed by Rev. G. N.
Luccock, and Mr.. and Mrs. Rockwell
being miles away on their wedding
journey before any but a very few We're
aware Of their intentions.
Don Rockwell resided in st. Paul
about eight Yeas ago. He is the son
Of Col. Rockwell, at that time station
ed in st. Paul, and was q favorite In
local society circles. Col. Rockwell will
local society circles. Col. Rockwell, it
will be remembered, was with Garfield
at the time of the assassination. Mr..
and Mrs. Rockwell will reside in Phila-
delphia.
The Daughters, who have recently
withdrawn from the st. Paul chapter,
D. A. r., are Mrs. John Quincy Adams
and her mother, MIS-. Walker, Mrs. Sam
w Stickney, Mrs. Savage, of Mime
apolis, and Mrs. Douglas, of Duluth.
a few days, being a loss of about ten
members for the chapter.
Mrs. J. E. McWilliams, regent of the
Nathan Hale chapter, returns this
week from Washington. The Nathan
Hale chapter meets March % at Mrs.
McWilliams' home on Summit avenue,
when reports from the delegates to the
national congress will be heard. The
new chapter will probably be formed
ire NnWnnrt'c
Washington.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
of the First NJ. E. Church will have full
Sunday, holding their March thanksgiving
service. this month being the twenty ninth
anniversary of the society. AS an expression
of thankfuness for the work accomplished
well for their personal blessings, the
women annually contribute this "thanksgv-
ing for some special purpose. This year it
which is in charge Of Miss Rouse. AS Miss
Rouse is supported by the societies of Min
nesotas and the Dakotas the st. Paul women
are, of course, greatly interested in the re-
suits for this months meetings. At the
First church Mrs. Winchell, whose husband
is the famous Prof. N. IL Wnchell of the
university will be present and tell all about
Miss Rouse's school, which she can do WELL
having been secretary for this branch of the
society for several years. Mrs. D. S. B.
Johnston. of this city, will speak, and Mrs
ID. u.
missionary recitation.
The Young Peoples Society of the First
Swedish Lutheran Church will give a parlor
concert this evening, at the home of Mrs
P. n. Lindquist, 1884 DAYTON avenue. The
following programme will be rendered.:
Piano Solo -. Miss Mamie Lanberg
Recitation -. ..... ........ Mr. Forseen
Violin solo ...................Pr Prof Nelson
Duet
Miss, Dorothy Goethzan and Mrs A.
Ahlen.
Speech ............... Rev. F. E. Jensen
Miss Annie Eorgstrom and P. johnson.
heclIation .............-.. Mics Gerda Lund
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the First NJ. E.
Church will meet this afternoon at 2:3J
o'clock, at the home OF Mrs. C. E. Riggs,
595 Dayton avenue.
Mrs. Thomas F. Mccormick has returned
from four months stay in New York. Wash
ington and Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcnamara entertained
a company of friends at euchre at their home
at Hamline last evening.
The men of Dayton Avenue church give
their annual dinner in the church parlors this
evening. There will be an extensive menu
and an entertainment.
The Mothers club of Monroe school. meets
St. Thomas seminary speaks.
The Modern Pleiades, of Central high school
give party week from tonight for The T G.
S. club.
The Independent Euchre club met last
evening with Mrs. Murray, of Lewis street.
Miss Putnam, Of Dayton avenue, entertained
the Young Ladies Euchre club yesterday.
Miss Bassford. of Iglehart street, entertains
the Twin City Euchre club Monday evening
The intermediate League of Clinton Avenue
M E. Church gave a social last evening in
the church parlors. The programme was in
charge of Mrs. S. c. Soule
Mrs. Charles Braden, of s. Paul, and Miss
Josephine Hungerford, of st. Joseph, Mo-, are
visiting in Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Hackett. of the Aber-
deem, return in two weeks from the South.
Mrs. William NJ. Carson, of Holly avenue
is South.
Mr. and Mrs. Fagley, of Holly avenue, VIII
summer at Elmo.
Dr. and Mrs. Orion will summer at Bald
Eagle.
Mrs F. I. Whitney and the Misses Whitney
leave next week for Cambridge.
Mrs. G. B. Yale, Mss Robins, Miss Gilman.